Brother of Massachusetts AG Found Guilty in Rideshare Assault Case
WHO:
ABC News - Alvin Campbell, 45, brother of Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell.
ABC News - Andrea Campbell, first woman of color to win statewide office in Massachusetts, sworn in as attorney general in 2023.
ABC News - Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden.
WHAT:
ABC News - The jury was deadlocked on one of the rape charges against Alvin Campbell, and the district attorney's office stated, “We will determine our action, if any, at a future date on that charge.”
ABC News - Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden expressed gratitude to the women who testified, stating, “We’re happy that we were able to secure justice and accountability for them and so we thank them.”
ABC News - A jury convicted Alvin Campbell of sexually assaulting women while posing as a rideshare driver.
ABC News - Campbell was found guilty of 21 out of 22 counts for sex assaults committed from 2017 to 2019.
ABC News - The jury was deadlocked on one of the rape charges.
ABC News - Campbell faces up to life in prison for aggravated rape when sentenced on June 29.
Boston.com News - The defendant was found guilty on 21 out of 22 counts.
WHERE:
ABC News - The events took place in Massachusetts, specifically involving women targeted outside bars or other locations.
WHEN:
ABC News - Sentencing for Alvin Campbell is scheduled for June 29.
WHY:
ABC News - Andrea Campbell has previously discussed her family's troubled history in the criminal justice system, saying, “One thing I do frequently is share my story because I think there are so many who carry their story with a sense of shame and don’t want to talk about it, including the criminal aspects of my family.”
ABC News - Campbell targeted women in vulnerable moments while posing as a rideshare driver.
HOW:
ABC News - Campbell posed as a rideshare driver to deceive and assault women.
(UPDATED June 12, 2026 06:33 UTC)
A jury has deadlocked on one of the rape charges against Alvin Campbell, and the district attorney's office has indicated that they will determine their next steps at a future date regarding that charge. Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden expressed gratitude to the women who testified, emphasizing the importance of securing justice and accountability for them. Andrea Campbell has previously shared her family's troubled history with the criminal justice system, highlighting the need for people to openly discuss their stories rather than carry them with shame.
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(UPDATED June 12, 2026 04:27 UTC)
Alvin Campbell has been convicted of sexually assaulting women while posing as a rideshare driver, with the jury finding him guilty on 21 out of 22 counts for offenses committed between 2017 and 2019. The assaults took place in Massachusetts, where Campbell targeted women in vulnerable situations, particularly outside bars and other locations. He faces a potential life sentence for aggravated rape, with sentencing set for June 29.