New York Criminal Lawyer Blog

One of the people responsible for the public safety for citizens in Florida is under arrest. A fireman who works with the Bonita Springs Fire Department was arrested for suspicion of DUI in January. A New York Criminal Lawyer says the man was seen driving erratically on a weeknight, late at night. He was pulled over and administered a sobriety test.
The police man who made the arrest did not comment on the case of the situation, since the police department and the fire department work together often. The Bonita Springs spokeswoman for the district says that the fireman will remain on staff until after his trial. The N York Criminal Lawyer believes that the job of the fireman may be in jeopardy since his job requires the driving ability of the fire trucks and rescue vehicles to get to the scene of many of the accidents. Many other public service agencies have similar rules that make their employees have clean driving records in order to maintain employment.
The fire man was only employed five years ago with the department. He was hired when he was 21 years old and has been employed ever since and in good standing. There is no official word on his upcoming trial or if he will seek a plea to avoid charges of DWI being placed on his record. If charges are not placed on his record he may be able to keep hiS job with the fire department.

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The right to legal counsel is one of the basic rights that are guaranteed by the U.S. Bill of Rights. While there are some who may argue that applies only to criminal cases, an attorney for at least six indigent parents who have been incarcerated in various Georgia jails says otherwise, a New York City Criminal Lawyer discovered.
A senior attorney with the civil rights group the Southern Center for Human Rights (SCHR), has filed a class action lawsuit in Fulton County Superior Court on behalf of at least six parents that are currently sitting in a Georgia jail for being too poor to pay their child support payments. The suit further alleges that the State of Georgia has continued to incarcerate these parents in some cases for more than a year and has failed to provide them with the legal counsel they need to prove that they are indigent.
When contacted by a N York City Criminal Attorney, the Georgia Attorney General’s office had little to say other than they had not seen the complaint, nor have they reviewed any of the circumstances of the plaintiffs. Based on these factors, they had no further comments. However, the attorney who is representing those parents who are affected by this had many comments.
The SCHR attorney also told the New York Criminal Attorney that all of the parents that she represents made attempts to pay child support. One of her clients, she said, is an unemployed military veteran who has been unable to find a job. While another had a history of making his child support payments on time…until hard economic times caused him to be laid off from his employer. Soon after he found a part-time job, within four weeks, he was arrested for being behind on his child support payments and he has been locked away in jail since October 2010. She further added that had this gentleman have had legal counsel, he could have proved that he was indigent. Instead, he was forced to fend for himself and was jailed. He also cannot afford to pay the $250 fine in order to secure his release.
The attorney for the plaintiffs went on to add that “Children are not served when parents who are searching for work to support their families are repeatedly carted off to jail.”

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DWI is a threat that spans racial and economic boundaries, according to a New York Criminal Lawyer. There is no general description of what type of person is most likely to drive while they are drunk. It can happen to a fry cook as easily as a doctor. The incidences of upstanding members of society being busted for driving while drunk are growing. 

Alcohol abuse can affect anyone, and the case of the prosecutor who was found to be driving drunk just shortly after having been in court all day is a good example of that. The prosecutor did not sign any warrants on that day, and coworkers did not assume the man to be intoxicated. 

After the prosecutor had left his office for the day, he was pulled over when police were alerted to a black Subaru Outback driving erratically across the center line. The police on the scene reported that the driver was obviously intoxicated. The officers said they smelled alcohol and that the driver was disoriented. The prosecutor admitted that he had been drinking. He refused to submit to the field sobriety tests that were requested of him, but officers felt that they were justified in arresting him. 

The N York Criminal Lawyer said that a special prosecutor is coming in to handle the case, which is scheduled for Feb. 2 2011. It is unknown what kind of effect the arrest will have on the man’s law career.  

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It used to be that first time offenders would be let off the hook, or at least given some amount of lenience for drinking and driving. But Tennessee law enforcement realizes that letting first time offenders off with a warning seems to only encourage second time offenders, remarks a New York Criminal Lawyer. Now, getting pulled over and charged with a DWI is going to make your life a lot more difficult, even if it is your first offense. 

Going into effect is the mandatory DUI Interlock Device, and yes, the very first time you get caught, according to the New York Criminal Lawyer. The Interlock Device is a gadget that hooks up to your steering column. In order to start your vehicle you are first required to blow into the device and prove that you are not driving with an elevated blood alcohol content. 

No one wants the inconvenience of having to blow into a machine in order to go anywhere in your car, said the NY Criminal Lawyer, and the social implications of having to do so prohibit people from ever wanting to have that device locked onto their vehicle. It is the hope that this new mandatory procedure will be more of a deterrent than anything else. The intention is to keep people from driving drunk in the first place. 

Evidence suggests that the DUI Interlock Devices have been very successful in deterring drunk driving, according to the N York Criminal Lawyer. It remains to be seen how many of these new devices the Tennessee Police Department is going to be using in the upcoming year. 

The penalties and fines for driving under the influence are severe.

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According to a New York Criminal Lawyer, law enforcement officials executed a well thought out plan to stop drunk drivers in their tracks over the holiday season, keeping the roadways safe for all drivers and passengers. Reports showed an increase of DUI checkpoints in various areas throughout the United States, as far West as California, meaning more police officers patrolling more streets and by all manner of transportation, though roadblocks seemed to be a major factor in the arrests that were made.

Alcohol related accidents tend to rise sharply immediately following Christmas, as the New Year approaches, reports the New York Criminal Lawyer. Most of the additional roadblocks were to be installed early Friday evening, December 31, and extended until midnight on January 2, to insure that those people who had been out partying maintained safe and legal driving standards, according to records.

Merry travelers noticed the extra police presence and kept their eyes on the road. Even so, there were thousands of arrests made and hundreds of accidents on the highways over what is arguably considered to be one of the deadliest holidays of the year. The fact that New Years Eve fell on a weekend concerned police, as the potential for big parties in celebration of the coming calendar change were even greater than if the holiday fallen in the middle of the week.

The New York Criminal Lawyer went on to say that it is always advisable to choose a designated driver whenever alcohol winds up in the mix, whether it is a holiday weekend or a laid back Monday evening. A driver who is impaired, even minimally, is more likely to be involved in a traffic accident. Like the bill boards say; be responsible. Don’t drink and drive. Choose a designated driver.

Drinking and driving is a serious offense in our legal system and can result in hefty fines, court fees, suspension of license and even incarceration. A New York Criminal Attorney can help. If you or someone you know is involved in a DUI or other alcohol related offense, contact a New York Criminal Attorney and get the support that you need.

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A young intern, a popular Congressman. It is a scene out of movies, novels, and all too often real life as well. Perhaps it is a statement about the world we live in that simply mentioning a Congressman was involved in a sex scandal, one in which he allegedly cheated on his wife with one of his staff, is so vague that without more information the listener doesn't know which Congressman is involved. This one is Gary Condit and the story is more juicy than many others because the intern is now dead, noted a New York Criminal Lawyer. Chandra Levy was a bright young face in the dark world of Washington D.C. politics. Everyone loved her and many were drawn towards her, including Condit. He began an illicit affair with the woman who was years his junior, said a New York Criminal Lawyer. And then she turned up dead. From the day forward, his life changed and his career was over.

Condit was never charged with her murder and in fact prosecutors believe he had absolutely nothing to do with her death. Instead, a man already in prison confessed to killing the pretty young girl and today that man is on trial for his life, noted a New York Criminal Lawyer. But, the sorted affair still haunts Condit. An FBI biologist testified during the trial today that Condit's semen was found on Levy's underwear, reports a New York Criminal Lawyer. The testimony was likely there to help the defense team paint a picture of confusion and political intrigue. While Condit may be innocent of murder, his offensive behavior will forever follow him.

Even if you did nothing wrong your name and reputation can be dragged through the mud when a crime has been committed. A skilled New York Criminal Attorney can help. Contact one today.

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A Pace University football player was killed by the police outside a Westchester bar – and his friends claim he was only trying to move his illegally parked car, sources told a New York Criminal Lawyer.
The father of a passenger in the football star’s car says the slain student thought he was only being asked to move his car when an officer knocked in the windshield. He was parked in a fire lane.
As the football player began to drive away “an officer jumped out from between cars and started firing, and the next thing [the young men] knew, [one cop] was on the hood,” the passenger’s father told a Staten Island Criminal Lawyer. The student “Yelled several times as they were pulling him out of the vehicle, screaming ‘They shot me! They shot me! They shot me!’”, the passenger’s father continued.
According to police, the officers fired on the car because the driver sped off, hitting two cops, after one of the officers tapped on the window of the vehicle. A Pleasantville officer, formerly of the NYPD, was thrown onto the hood of the football star’s moving car, police say. The cop fired at the driver, who swerved into another officer, who also started shooting.
“I can’t describe or answer to you why the driver did what he did,” said the Mount Pleasant police chief. The young man’s father says “a lot of witnesses” disagree with the police account. He vowed to find out what really happened.
Every story has two sides. If you are the subject of a criminal investigation, you need a representative like a New York Criminal Lawyer to make sure your side is heard. A New York Criminal Attorney can do a lot to see that justice is done and you are treated fairly

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Nebraska prosecutors have revealed photos of a teenage mother and her boyfriend duct-taping her 2-year-old son to a wall. The pair has already been convicted for the incident, according to New York Criminal Lawyers. They claim to have done it all for fun.
The child was temporarily removed from his mother’s custody, but is now living with his mother again. The mother, 18, has admitted to using drugs.
The mother, 17 at the time of the abuse, was given 10 days in jail and two years of probation. Her 19-year-old boyfriend, an ex-convict, was given a stiffer sentence – three to five years for child abuse and another 12 to 24 months for felony possession of stolen firearms. While under the influence of drugs, the mother held the child down so her boyfriend could tape his body to the wall with bright green duct tape, authorities told a New York Criminal Lawyer.
Some of the pictures show the boy’s wrists tape to the wall behind his back and above his shoulders as he struggles to escape. Another shows the mother posing with her son, whose hands have been wrapped in tape. Yet another photograph shows the boy’s sippy cup taped to a wall out of his reach. He is crying as he struggles to reach it.
The boy has been allowed to return to his mother, but state health officials are keeping track of the home, a county attorney told a New York Criminal Lawyer. Prosecutors are investigating to see if the mother should retain custody.
Everyone deserves a fair trial, which is why a New York Criminal Attorney is so important. Your case is too important to trust to anyone less than a New York Criminal Attorney

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Though whatever occurred between a police officer and his judge girlfriend resulted in her sustaining a cut on her scalp and multiple scrapes and bruises, it did not amount to assault, according to a Philadelphia Common Pleas Court jury.
It took five hours of deliberations over two days for the jury – composed of eight women and four men – to acquit the 49-year-old officer of both aggravated and simple assault charges, sources told a New York Criminal Lawyer. The officer was found guilty, however, of violating Pennsylvania’s wiretap statute. He recorded a number of the judge’s angry calls to him three days after their fight without her consent or knowledge.
Three days after the altercation, the officer had already been suspended from his job as a narcotics detective. His defense attorney told a New York Criminal Lawyer that the recordings had been an attempt for the officer to defend himself against his bosses, because he feared his side of the story would not have been believed otherwise.
The verdict will likely not result in jail time, but could result on job loss. The officer had no comment as he left the hearing. The officer’s attorney told a New York Criminal Lawyer that the officer would fight to get his job back and file a civil lawsuit against the 48-year-old judge, alleging that she charged her boyfriend of four years falsely. The judge had already retired from her position in 2001, after complaints from lawyers about her courtroom behavior and management.
Criminal accusation, especially for a crime you did not commit, is a traumatic affair. Let a New York Criminal Attorney help you when the time comes to visit court. Whatever comes next could shape your life for years to come – gain some security by having a New York Criminal Attorney at your side.

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A 27-year-old man was stabbed in the chest in his hometown of Freeport and died four days later, Nassau County police told a New York Criminal Lawyer. The victim had some sort of altercation with two men on Broadway. Police told a New York Criminal Lawyer one assailant punched and kicked the victim, and the second assailant stabbed the victim with a kitchen knife at 9:40 p.m. on Sunday.
The victim was taken to South Nassau Communities Hospital and at first admitted in critical condition. He lost his struggle for life four days later, despite the best efforts of medical personnel. Police sources told New York Criminal Lawyers that the suspects were last seen fleeing westbound on Broadway. The authorities have yet to disclose any further details on the suspects or leads they have on capturing them.
Fleeing the police is generally the worst course of action to take, even when the suspected crime is murder. Everyone is innocent until proven guilty and it is the job of a New York Criminal Lawyer to protect the rights of the accused.
One of these rights is the right to a fair trial, something else a New York Criminal Lawyer can provide, whether the suspect pleads guilty or innocent. No matter what the accusation, hiding will only make it worse in the end. The first thing to do is to contact a good lawyer, who can provide representation both in and out of court.
Have you or a loved one been accused of a crime? Your best recourse is a New York Criminal Attorney. You want your case to be resolved quickly and fairly – a New York Criminal Attorney is waiting to make that happen for you

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A yellow cab smashed into an East Village coffee shop after losing control early one morning, critically injuring an elderly man, and hurting four others, police sources told a New York Criminal Lawyer.
The taxi was headed north on First Ave. when it hit a Jeep Cherokee turning from E. Third street, according to a New York Criminal Lawyer. The taxi left the street and struck two bicyclists, then went into the coffee shop, hitting a 71-year-old man who was sitting at a table by the front window.
There were also passengers in the taxi, a 30-year-old woman and her boyfriend. They had only been in the cab for less than a minute before the accident occurred. The woman hit her face on the glass divider, losing two teeth and cutting her lip.
“All I remember was that he was swerving and I put my hand in front of my face and the next thing I know I was in front of the coffee shop,” she told a New York Criminal Lawyer. The elderly man who was inside the coffee shop was taken to Bellevue to undergo surgery. Police told a New York Personal Injury Lawyer he was in critical but stable condition.
The police were told by witnesses that a red light had been run by the driver of the Jeep, and New York Criminal Lawyers were told by police that further investigations are still pending. Both drivers passed Breathalyzer tests.
When accidents happen to you or a loved one due to the negligence of someone else, you need a New York Criminal Attorney to fight for you. Your case deserves the best to attend to it, and the best when it comes to dealing with legal matters after you are injured is a New York Criminal Attorney.

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The job of a Bronx principal may be in danger after he was found to be giving a contract to an after-school program for a business he was a part of, officials told a New York Criminal Lawyer.
The principal was relieved of his duties at Community School 50 in the Bronx after a Special Commissioner of Investigations determined that the principal had helped to rig the bids, a New York Criminal Lawyer has learned.
The $12,700 contract was given, by the principal, to an after-school program where the kids wrote, edited, and published a magazine for a company whose trademark the principal jointly owns, the commissioner told a New York Criminal Lawyer.
An Education Department spokeswoman said the company would like to fire the principal, due to theft of services. The principals union is representing the principal in disciplinary hearings. Their spokeswoman declined to comment upon the case to a New York Criminal Lawyer. The issue was also brought before the district attorney’s office and a response is awaited from them, as well.
A criminal charge, no matter what it is, is nothing to ignore. It can’t be put aside or given anything less than the utmost attention. A New York Criminal Attorney can give your case the attention it needs, when you or a loved one are accused of criminal activity of any sort. You will need good representation and there is no one better to provide that than a New York Criminal Attorney.

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The state’s highest court has refused to hear the appeal of a man convicted of second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a Selden teenager. The incident occurred outside the convicted man’s home at Miller Place.
The 56-year-old man seems to have no other recourse for appeals and will soon be back in court for sentencing, a spokeswoman for the Suffolk County district attorney’s office told a New York Criminal Lawyer. At that point, the judge could send the man to prison for 2 to 4 years for the death of a seventeen-year-old boy in 2006.
The now convicted man has been free on $200,000 bail during the appeals process. According to a New York Criminal Lawyer, an associate judge of the state Court of Appeals denied the defendant’s request to have his case reviewed by the court. The judge wrote, “There is no question of law presented which ought to be reviewed by the Court of Appeals.” The defendant’s attorney told a New York Criminal Lawyer he was “evaluating our additional options.”
The attorney continued, “We are disappointed that the Court of Appeals would not hear this case, especially in light of the compelling facts and the relevant law that we feel is so compelling.” The defendants family told New York Criminal Lawyers that they had no comment.
Have you or a loved one been accused of criminal actions? The services of a New York Criminal Attorney are your best option. A New York Criminal Attorney will get you the most favorable results available.

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A New York Police commander is being sued for sexual discrimination by one of his former assistants, reports a New York Discrimination Lawyer. The commander stands accused of having an affair with his former Compstat assistant and part-time driver. To make matters worse, he has just admitted to having lied under oath. According to a New York Criminal Lawyer, he had previously denied the affair while under oath at a deposition.

After the commander found out that the city’s Law Department would no longer be representing him, his lawyer issued a statement that the accused wished to clarify his prior statement and that he had indeed had an affair with his former underling. The woman he is said to have had an affair with has not been named, as she is not the defendant in the case, but it is rather another officer saying that the commander discriminates against female police officers that he supervises.

The main form of discrimination appears to have come in the benefits bestowed upon his alleged mistress, how is said to have received additional overtime and the ability to make her own schedule. No word as of yet as to whether the commander will be charged for perjuring himself during his deposition, according to a New York Criminal Lawyer.

If you have been the victim of sexual discrimination, the best option available to you would be to enlist the services of a New York Discrimination Attorney. Discrimination in the workplace is not acceptable, and only an experienced New York Discrimination Attorney can fight for your right to a professional work environment.

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On Cinco De Mayo, a small scuffle at a party turned into a huge fight. According to a New York Criminal Lawyer, the fight started between two women but quickly spread. The night had violence seemingly from start to finish, as a few smaller altercations had occurred earlier, but at about 12:30 a.m. a couple groups of partiers were leaving when the fight started.

To give a sense of scale, the fight eventually involved over 100 people, with many injured before all was said and done. The most serious injury appears to have been a local college student who was stabbed in his left side while arguing with a few people. A New York Criminal Lawyer said that the attacker came up behind the victim and stabbed him once.

The student is said to be expected to fully recover after a short stay in the hospital. The victim’s father told the New York Criminal Lawyer that his son had nothing to do with the fight. It was simply a huge melee that his son had the misfortune of being caught in the midst of it. The suspected attacker fled the scene, but was arrested shortly after by the police. No weapon has been recovered as of yet.

Those charged with any criminal offense should have the best options available, and a New York Criminal Attorney is definitely a must. An experienced New York Criminal Attorney can give you the most positive results.

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A New York Medicare Fraud Lawyer will tell you that the crime of Medicare Fraud is under scrutiny by the federal government like never before. It is reported that tens of billions dollars are fraudulently charged to the federal government annually. The investigating and reporting of these crimes is on the rise and the government is cracking down on this type of fraud. If you are being investigated, or have been charged with Medicare Fraud or other White Collar Crime, it is important to call a New York Medicare Fraud Lawyer for advice. These charges are serious and it is important to protect your rights. The experienced lawyers at Stephen Bilkis and Associates can provide you with support as well as a free consultation. We have locations to serve you in Westchester County, Nassau County and Suffolk County.

The crime of Medicare Fraud is generally when an individual or company attempts to collect Medicare funds by fraudulent means. The Medicare program is run by the federal government, and as such it is large and complicated. Its complexity lends itself to honest errors on behalf of physicians, who could unknowingly violate Medicare laws without intending to. These unintentional errors, and well as clearly fraudulent activity can be seen by physicians, hospital administrators, and physician assistants. This crime is often seen overlapping with other crimes, like computer fraud, for instance. The following activities can be considered Medicare Fraud:

• Submitting fabricated cost reports to Medicare;
• Submitting billing for services never performed;
• Misrepresenting services performed with the intent to defraud;
• Billing in duplicate for services or treatment.

Irrespective of whether the fraud was due to an oversight, or there was clearly fraudulent intent, charges brought by the federal government for Medicare Fraud can be serious and result in monetary fines, jail and possibly the loss of your professional license.

If you are currently being investigated for Medicare Fraud, or have been charged with this offense it is advisable to contact a Staten Island Criminal Lawyer.

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Most people who experience Driver’s License Suspension are often surprised. Sometimes the first they learn of this problem is when they are arrested. Unfortunately, ignorance of this fact is not a defense. Pursuant to New York Vehicle and Traffic Law, Section 511, if your license is suspended (depending on the circumstances and how many there are) it is possible that you could be charged with a Felony. This crime can happen rather simply; if you have received a moving violation ticket and either do not respond appropriately, and/or fail to go to court when required, or you do not to pay a fine, your license can be suspended. If this scenario has happened to you, call a New York Drivers License Suspension Lawyer. You will require guidance and legal advice to straighten out your legal affairs and ultimately, protect your rights.

This problem can arise fairly easily for the above referenced reasons; however, it is important to remember that commonly the DMV will mail you a letter notifying you that your license is in danger of being revoked. Commonly when people get into to trouble it is because they have moved and do not notify the DMV of the address change. When you do not receive this important notification, and consequently fail to take any appropriate action, your license will be suspended. Often the first you will hear of it is when you are facing an unexpected arrest due to a minor traffic stop. Your Traffic Attorney will be able to explain to you that regardless of why your license actually went into suspension, not being aware of this situation will not help you in terms of a defense strategy.

The District Attorney will look at the number of suspensions to determine what charge you will receive. As an example, if you receive four traffic citations and fail to address them, each ticket counts as a suspension. These four suspensions cannot be lifted until each and every ticket is dealt with, preferably with the assistance of a Staten Island Criminal Lawyer. Additionally, a total of four suspensions will grant you a Misdemeanor charge, which is punishable by incarceration. Be advised that if you have a total of ten suspensions you will be charged with a Felony. Another popular way to receive this violation is to obtain 11 points (or more) for moving violations on your driving record (within an 18 month period). If you know you have acquired 11 points or more, it is important that you call a New York Traffic Lawyer to help you fight this matter.

Today having a valid driver’s license is paramount to functioning in a mobile society. If your license has been suspended, call a New York Driver’s License Suspension Lawyer who can help you fight your case and restore you license.

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Police were making their rounds through the housing which is located on Vanderbilt Avenue adjacent to Irving Place. And, what they found was definitely a man who was acting out due to impaired judgment. And, impaired judgment from the use of cocaine was definitely at play in this situation. And this man is going to need the help of a Staten Island Criminal Lawyer one way or another.

Not only was he found snorting cocaine late on a Tuesday night; he was also in possession of a dollar bill which had been carefully folded and caked with cocaine residue and a container holding forty illegal pills of oxycondone. The man was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance and hopefully he managed to make the right call to find a Staten Island Criminal Lawyer.

It is imperative for many, many reasons that you contact and seek the advice of a New York Criminal Lawyer to defend you in your case. You will be involved in a jury trial unless your case is dismissed or a plea is reached. In all these situations an attorney with experience can only be of great advantage to you in attaining your goal.

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When suspects name themselves, you can guarantee they have reached a level of arrogance that resulted in their arrest. In this case, Staten Island Criminal Lawyers found a group of five men calling themselves the “Rim Reapers”. The suspects were stripping automobiles parked in various driveways and auto dealerships. But they weren’t stopping with this; the suspects then took the rims and attempted to sell them on the Internet. Staten Island Criminal Lawyers will find that the operation was simple, a customer would make a request for wheels for a Mercedes and boom, and the rims would appear. The ring is said to be one of the largest rings that deal with stolen wheel rims.

The suspects in this crime had a ringleader who was only 24 and he was charged with second-degree assault as the result of an incident in January when the suspect injured an officer after being stopped. The suspect fled the scene but his luck soon ran out. There were four others charged in the crimes will need to call a New York Criminal Lawyer as well.

Prosecutor said the ring was specifically targeting Cadillac Escalades and Nissan Maximas. The cars would be stripped and left on concrete blocks for the owners to find later. And, these suspects were extremely brave in that the crimes were often muti-faceted. Often times they would remove cards at a dealership ad then steal a van from a nearby home. Then the suspects would remove the back seats of the van and use the van to transport stolen goods. New York Criminal Lawyers agree that this was a rather sophisticated group of criminals.

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