A petit larceny charge was dismissed against public interest lawyer Arthur Schwartz for removing surveillance cameras outside of his client’s apartment, with the attorney agreeing to make restitution of $720.
Schwartz represents and serves as legal guardian to Ruth Berk, 94, who has lived in a rent-controlled, two-bedroom apartment in the West Village section of Manhattan since 1959.
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