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Vp at Dentsu's Isobar Is Out After Being Charged With Lewd Behavior on Boston Public Transit

It's unclear if Jeremy Pincus was fired

Massachusetts transit police publicly distributed these pictures while they were searching for the suspect who they were told displayed lewd behavior on a train on April 25.
By Lindsay Rittenhouse

August 7, 2018

Jeremy Pincus, vp of research and strategy at Dentsu Aegis Network-owned Isobar, is no longer with the agency after he was arrested at work for allegedly displaying lewd behavior toward two women on a Boston commuter train.

Lindsay Rittenhouse

Lindsay Rittenhouse is a staff writer at Adweek, where she specializes in covering the world of agencies and their clients.

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