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My client was stopped my the Evanston Police Department for changing lanes without signaling. The officer observed an open bottle of liquor in car with a plastic cup with alcohol in the cup holder. The officer indicated that my clients speech was slurred, had on odor of alcohol and bloodshot/glassy eyes. My client was also …
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The State of Illinois accused my client of fraudulently obtaining a financial power of attorney and removing approximately $24,000 from his grandmothers bank accounts. Over a period of a year, he withdrew money from her life insurance cash accumulation and checking accounts. My client denied any wrong doing. My client indicated that his grandmother suffered …
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My client had allegedly fired a handgun in the alley behind his house in the city of Chicago. A police car had been in the area and two (2) officers observed him stick the gun in his waistband. The officers drew their guns and ordered my client to put his hands in the air. They …
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My client had been in a house that was raided by the Chicago Police Department. A substantial amount of cocaine and marijuana was found. My client was charged with possession with intent. We went had a preliminary hearing and cross-examined the officer. We convinced the judge that they could not prove any of the drugs …
My client had been involved in an accident in the parking lot of a grocery store. The individual that my client struck was trying to call the police when my client fled the parking lot in his vehicle. The other driver got the plate number of my client’s vehicle and gave it to police. The …
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The Defendant was at a bar in Rosement, IL. He was accused of starting a fight with security while he was drunk. When numerous security personnel tried to restrain the Defendant, he bit one of the guards on the finger. The Defendant caused the security officer’s finger to bleed profusely. When the Rosemont Police Department …
The Chicago Police Department obtained a search warrant for my client’s home. When the police executed the search warrant they found my client inside the home. In the home they also found firearm ammunition, forty-five (45) pills of MDMA, a large quantity of cocaine and cannabis. They found proof of residency as well. My client …
My client was observed by the Chicago Police not using his turn signal. When they pulled him over they observed bloodshot eyes, mumbled/slurred speech and an odor of alcohol on his breath. My client failed all of the field sobriety tests. The officers arrested my client and took him back to the Chicago Police Department …
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My client was driving southbound on I-94 when he rear-ended another vehicle. The other vehicle’s driver was injured and taken to the hospital. My client’s vehicle was totaled. When the Illinois State Police arrived, he observed my client to have slurred speech, bloodshot eyes and a strong odor of alcohol coming from his breath. The …
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My client was driving on Dearborn in Chicago and struck five (5) vehicles. When the Chicago Police arrived, she stumbled out of the vehicle and admitted to drinking alcohol earlier in the evening. The officer observed slurred speech, bloodshot eyes, smell of alcohol on her breath and a flushed face. She refused the breathalyzer test …
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