Criminal Lawyer Blog

Help from an Indian River Drug Arrest Lawyer The Indian River County Sheriff’s Office sent a SWAT team to raid two homes suspected of drug dealing. After the raids, the police arrested at least seven individuals in order to take down a suspected dealer of amphetamines and the homes that...

/12 Aug 2020

/Firearm Offenses, News

Assault Incident Demonstrates the Need for Solid Legal Representation

A man was taken into custody on July 28, 2020, by the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Department after he allegedly fired shots inside an apartment located on East St. Lucie Boulevard. The incident took place late in the evening on July 27. According to reports by witnesses and law enforcement...

/31 Jul 2020

/Carjacking, News

Port St. Lucie Police Arrest Man & 15-year-old Boy in Connection to Recent Car Burglaries

Hiring a Port St. Lucie Burglary Lawyer Car burglaries remain one of the most common crimes that law enforcement battles each day. The prevalence of this crime made headlines recently in the Florida city of Port St. Lucie. Law enforcement in this city arrested an 18-year old adult male and...

/14 Jul 2020

/News

Port St Lucie Man Faces Child Porn Charges

Help from a Port St Lucie Child Pornography Lawyer A Florida man has been charged with having and sending child pornography through Snapchat, serious legal charges that could lead to a lengthy prison sentence. The 21-year-old man, who lives in Port St. Lucie, was arrested last month and charged with...

/29 Jun 2020

/Drugs and Alcohol, News

Traffic Stop Leads to Fort Pierce Drug Bust

In Need of a Fort Pierce MDMA Arrest Attorney? Earlier this month, what began as a routine traffic stop in Fort Pierce led to a significant drug bust involving a Port St. Lucie man. A 48-year-old man was seen committing a traffic violation in the area of Dundas Court and...

/17 Jun 2020

/Drugs and Alcohol, News

Arrest and Seizure of Fentanyl in St. Lucie County

Hiring a St Lucie County Fentanyl Arrest Lawyer To the apparent good of the general public and the more substantial majority, the federal government decided to regulate the substances we chose to put into our bodies. This led to the criminalization of substance abuse in several states of the United...