by admin | Jan 1, 2018 | Abogado, Angleton, Criminal Defense, English blog
Police officers in Texas are responsible for ensuring the safety of all the citizens in the country. They are expected to act in accordance with the law and regulations promulgated by the state. When there is a failure to comply with these statutes, they can be subjected to a criminal, civil or administrative case. The charge depends on the attending circumstance of each case.
A special law in Texas prohibits a police officer to drive while under the influence of alcohol. This is violated by one police cop a day after New Year. On January 2, Officer Adam Hernandez was involved in a head-on collision. When the accident happened, the police officer was off-duty and was driving in his Ford pickup.
According to a witness, the vehicle driven by Officer Hernandez crashed because the latter fell asleep while he was traversing the road. Based on the investigation report submitted, it showed that the colleagues of the police officer from the Texas City Police Department responded to a minor accident at the State Highway. When they arrived at the area, they noticed that the police officer was intoxicated.
A case for DWI or driving while intoxicated was filed against Officer Hernandez. He denied such allegation and argued that he was merely using his cellphone, which led to the accident. He claimed that he played a game on his smartphone. In his affidavit, he admitted that the crash was his fault due to the fact that he was not paying attention while driving. However, he denies that his intoxication resulted in a crash.
When asked for a sobriety test, he refused to provide a breath specimen. However, the court issued a warrant to compel him to provide for a blood specimen. Up to this date, there was still no official statement from the Texas City Police Department on its possible disciplinary action against the erring police officer.
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by admin | Dec 28, 2017 | Abogado, Alvin, Angleton, Attorney, Brazoria, Criminal Defense, Dickinson, DUI, DWI, English blog, Family Assault, Fort Bend, Friendswood, Galveston, Harris, Houston, Lake Jackson, League City, Manvel, Pearland, Sugarland, Texas City
The robbery suspect who allegedly attempted to rob a Starbucks in July might is suing the Good Samaritan who stopped him from robbing the coffee store. The robbery suspect is suing the Good Samaritan for the wounds he sustained from the alleged robbery.
Adam Gibson, 30, is accused of second-degree robbery and assault charges with a deadly weapon discovered from a robbery at a Starbucks store in Fresno. Gibson was arrested after he allegedly tried to rob a barista wearing a Transformers mask with a fake gun. But, during the process, he was stabbed with his own knife when subdued by the customer Gavin Butler, 58.
Butler intervened in the attempted robbery by striking Gibson with a chair from behind. Gibson resisted and tried to fight back by pulling out his knife. The two wrestled over the weapon in which Butler stabbed Gibson in the neck by taking the knife way. Butler stabbed Flores apparently 17 times during the fight. Gibson’s mother, Pamela Hamilton, described Butler’s action “excessive” and told KSEE that Gibson planned to file a lawsuit against Butler. Gibson’s father, Mark Gibson, said Fresno Bee that he understands Adam Gibson robbed the store, but also pointed out that Gavin Butler stabbed his son 17 times.
The video of the robbery went viral and showed the encounter between Gibson and Butler and the brawl that resulted in injured for both men. Adam Gibson is currently in Fresno County Jail, didn’t directly confirm or deny the lawsuit.
Meanwhile, Fresno Police Chief Jerry Warren, who initially praised Butler’s actions in stopping the robbery, allegedly dismissed the reports of Butler being sued “ludicrous.” Legal analysts also expressed their doubts that the lawsuit would be difficult to prove because of “unreasonable malice.”
If you have been arrested or facing criminal charges, you need someone to be on your side. An effective defense can be the deciding factor between a prison sentence and a reduced or dismissed charge. If you’ve been arrested or facing a criminal law defense case (such as immigration, criminal offense, deportation, DWI or DUI, theft, assault, drug-related assaults, etc.), it’s also crucial that you know your rights. Yong J. An is a former federal and state prosecutor and specialized as crime attorney, who will provide all the representation you need. Your priority should be to find an attorney at law who knows the criminal justice system, particularly Texas law.
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by admin | Nov 20, 2017 | Abogado, Alvin, Angleton, Attorney, Brazoria, Criminal Defense, Dickinson, DUI, DWI, English blog, Family Assault, Fort Bend, Friendswood, Galveston, Harris, Houston, Lake Jackson, League City, Manvel, Pearland, Sugarland, Texas City
The Charges
A teenager risks can face up to life in jail if confirmed guilty of an aggravated robbery charge. Moreover, it linked to a drug-deal robbery in July.
Joe Randall, 19, was arrested when a 16-year-old told detectives that he was mugged while attempting to purchase marijuana in the parking lot of his apartment. The aggravated robbery took place on Rayford Road. The 16-year-old also told detectives when he approached a red car in the parking lot to buy marijuana; one of the passengers was allegedly Randall. While making the exchange, Randall snatched $60 from his hand before driving away. The 16-year-old was dragged for a few meters. As a result, he had to admit to the hospital later on. According to court documents, the victim identified Randall after police show him a photo lineup.
Randall was detained on a first-degree felony charge, but is out on bond, according to prison records. A grand jury indicted Randall on aggravated robbery charges on October 12. He will stand in front of 221st state District Court Judge, Amanda Miller for an informal hearing on Tuesday.
Previously, Randall was allegedly involved in a shoot-out in Spring, October 2015 and was convicted of felony aggravated assault. However, the grand jury dismissed the charge after a few months.
Lawyer of the Area
Yong J. An is a former federal and state prosecutor and criminal defense attorney, who will provide all the representation you need. Your priority should be to find an attorney at law who knows the criminal justice system, particularly Texas law. Yong J. An also provides support for Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Spanish speaking clients. Yong J. An has law offices in convenient locations all over Houston area. He is available by phone 24/7 at 832 428 5679 via call and text.
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Source: chron.com
by admin | Nov 1, 2017 | Abogado, Alvin, Angleton, Attorney, Brazoria, Criminal Defense, Dickinson, DUI, DWI, English blog, Family Assault, Fort Bend, Friendswood, Galveston, Harris, Houston, Lake Jackson, League City, Manvel, Pearland, Sugarland, Texas City
Houston Police is actively cracking down on highly addictive and illegal pills, Fentanyl. It derivative Synthetic drug that’s sweeping Houston.
According to Mayor Sylvester Turner, Fentanyl and its derivative Synthetic drug are the biggest problems in the city. Mayor Turner and the Houston Police Department announced a plan to tackle this never-ending issue.
Recent Activity
Recently the crime lab director displayed a small bag of sugar at a press conference on Tuesday to represent the amount of Fentanyl that discovered in a home. The small bag weighted only 80 milligrams, but that amount is enough for 4,000 lethal doses. The Synthetic drug imported from China. It can be so fatal that Houston police are training officers how to handle this deadly substance. This stuff is so lethal that 20 micrograms, a millionth of a gram, is enough to kill an elephant. Fentanyl is a highly addictive opioid and is more powerful when mixing it with hard drugs like cocaine.
For this special task, police officers use thicker gloves, specialized masks and improved evidence bags. They are also being instructed to label any illegal pills, powders or other narcotics whether find to have Fentanyl or opioid. Turner also mentioned that the crackdown would also include people who make the Synthetic drug. They also found, the group distributes the drugs into the city.
Yong J. An is a former federal and state prosecutor and criminal defense attorney, who will provide all the representation you need. Your priority should be to find an attorney at law who knows the criminal justice system, particularly Texas law. Yong J. An will also assist if you are facing Fentanyl, illegal pills, Synthetic drug, opioid, cocaine, or any other narcotics charges. Yong J. An also provides support for Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Spanish speaking clients. Yong J. An has law offices in convenient locations all over Houston area. He is available by phone 24/7 at 832 428 5679 via call and text.
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Source: abc.com
by admin | Oct 30, 2017 | Abogado, Alvin, Angleton, Attorney, Brazoria, Criminal Defense, Dickinson, DUI, DWI, English blog, Family Assault, Fort Bend, Friendswood, Galveston, Harris, Houston, Lake Jackson, League City, Manvel, Pearland, Sugarland, Texas City
A former math teacher in Cypress-Fairbanks was sentenced to eight years in prison on Friday after he admitted having sexual assault of a child with a 16-year-old student in his class.
The Incident
The defendant, aged 31, pleaded guilty when his trial started on Tuesday. He was charged with a felony on two accounts of sexual assault of a child who is under 17. The defendant admitted that the student and he had sex at least two times in his car. Earlier in the week, the victim testified that the teacher pressured her into having sex with him after traveling with her to Bear Creek Park during her junior year in 2015.
Testification by Defendant
The defendant pleaded guilty and testified in his own defense. He told the jurors that the teen was “in control” of their relationship and she seduced him. His defense attorneys were James Kan and Don Nguyen. They demanded a more lenient verdict, pointed out the teen remained close to the teacher even after the encounters ended. She also enrolled in another semester to have classes in him and sat next to him during lunchtime tutorials. The victim also continued messaging him even after the encounters have ended.
Meanwhile, prosecutor Ashley Guice noted that the defendant picked the girl up from her home, drove to Bear Creek Park in northwest Houston and had sex at least twice there. She also pointed that the defendant had a habit of being close to the female students. Also, he sent them messages on social media. He used these techniques to manipulate their emotions to commit sexual assault of a child.
Cypress-Fairbanks ISD officials began investigating the Cypress Ridge High School math teacher in November 2016 after receiving an anonymous tip. The former teacher was later arrested after he admitted to the sex and said it was consensual.
Lawyer of the Area
Yong J. An is a former federal and state prosecutor and criminal defense attorney, who will provide all the representation you need. Your priority should be to find an attorney at law who knows the criminal justice system, particularly Texas law. Yong J. An also provides support for Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Spanish speaking clients. Yong J. An has law offices in convenient locations all over Houston area. He is available by phone 24/7 at 832 428 5679 via call and text.
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Source : chron.com
by admin | Oct 25, 2017 | Abogado, Alvin, Angleton, Attorney, Brazoria, Criminal Defense, Dickinson, DUI, DWI, English blog, Family Assault, Fort Bend, Friendswood, Galveston, Harris, Houston, Lake Jackson, League City, Manvel, Pearland, Sugarland, Texas City, Uncategorized
The Charge
A man in Houston, who is on probation for DWI, was charged on Tuesday for hitting and killing a 57-year-old man while being DWI again. The defendant aged 28, charged with Hit and Run and DWI, both Felony offenses, according to court records.
According to the Houston Police Department statement, the defendant slammed his vehicle into the 57-year-old man when he off a median and into the street located in the 2300 block of Wayside at about 4:10 p.m. on Monday. The impact threw the victim’s body on a black Honda Accord nearby that stopped at the intersection. The defendant fled the scene driving a white Nissan after the Hit and Run incident. He later caught by police when a witness followed him and contacted the police.
It is the third time the defendant caught in less than two years for DWI. He previously convicted of DWI in August 2016 and February 2017. This arrest took place when the defendant was midway through his 18 months of mandated probation. Just after his second DWI conviction. The defendant also found guilty of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, POM (possession of marijuana), a Felony charge, and a misdemeanor charge, according to court records.
His new destination is Harris County Jail where he has to pay a $50,000 bail.
Lawyer of the Area
Yong J. An is a former federal and state prosecutor and criminal defense attorney, who will provide all the representation you need. Your priority should be to find an attorney at law who knows the criminal justice system, particularly Texas law. Yong J. An also provides support for Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Spanish speaking clients. Yong J. An has law offices in convenient locations all over Houston area. He is available by phone 24/7 at 832 428 5679 via call and text.
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Source: chron.com
