Disclaimer - Results depend upon factors unique to each case and that results in one case do not predict similar results in others.
NOT CHARGED – DUI, State v. Mr. L. (DMC No. 9825)
NOT CHARGED – DUI, State v. Mr. L. (DMC No. 9825) (DPS DR# 2009-022207): Mr. L was pulled over for allegedly weaving on the U.S. 60 in the area of Greenfield Rd. After he was stopped the officer smelled an odor of alcohol. Preliminary Breath Test was given which revealed an .083, and Field Sobriety Tests were then administered. During the time that the Prosecution was waiting for blood results, we contacted their office and were able to explain that Mr. L’s Right to Counsel was violated when he was not given a private phone call that night when he asked to speak to our office. The Prosecutor decided not to file charges.
NOT CHARGED – Hit & Run, State v. Mr. O.
(DMC No. 7059) (Mesa Police Department): Mr. O.’s vehicle was seen by a witness making a wide turn, running through a brick wall, and then catching on fire. Multiple people got out of the vehicle and left the area. The police contacted Mr. O. (because he was the vehicle’s owner) and he refused to speak with police. The owner of the wall later talked with Mr. O., and Mr. O. allegedly admitted to driving. We were able to provide insurance information to the victim, and convince the Mesa City Prosecutor’s Office not to file charges.
NOT CHARGED – Hit & Run, State v. Mr. S.
(DMC No. 7092) (City of Phoenix): Mr. S. was involved in an accident with some parked cars in his apartment complex’s parking garage. He subsequently parked his car and was walking to his apartment when a security guard came up and questioned him. Mr. S. claimed that somebody else was driving the vehicle and had left. Later he was contacted by police and he initially lied. He subsequently admitted to being the driver. We contacted police and provided his insurance information. A decision was made by the City of Phoenix Prosecutor not to press charges.
