Disclaimer - Results depend upon factors unique to each case and that results in one case do not predict similar results in others.
NOT CHARGED – Criminal Damage, State v. Mr. K.
NOT CHARGED – Criminal Damage, State v. Mr. K. (DMC No. 7083) (Gilbert Police Department): Mr. K. was a carpet salesman who was denied a sale and treated badly by some potential clients. He was accused of becoming upset and “keying” their car. He was also accused of putting paint remover on somebody’s car. We were able to show that Mr. K. was going through some emotional issues as he had recently given up a good job as a pilot to pursue an internet business selling carpet. We were able to make restitution to all victims involved, and it was agreed that no charges would be filed against Mr. K.
NOT CHARGED- Aggravated Assault/Burglary, State v. Mr. P.
Mr. P. was a security guard at a local apartment complex and was called to respond to a complaint of loud noise. When he arrived, one of the people at the party pointed a BB gun at Mr. P. A fight then ensued, and police officers arrived. While breaking up the fight, one of the officers was struck by Mr. P. We were able to convince the prosecutor not to file charges against Mr. P.
NOT CHARGED – Felony Criminal Damage, State v. Mr. S.
Mr. S. had run into 2 old high school friends at a Jack in the Box. The 2 friends broke down the door to the store (because it had just closed), and 1 of them was caught by police. This individual claimed Mr. S. had broken the door, and not the other suspect. We were able to sit down with Tempe Police and explain what truly occurred. No charges were brought against Mr. S.
NOT CHARGED – Theft/Burglary
State v. Mr. K. (Maricopa County) (DMC No. ): Mr. K. was accused of stealing $2,000.00 from the safe of a K-Mart store where he was employed. We had him submit to a polygraph, and then sat down with detectives in order for them to interview Mr. K. The detectives reviewed our polygraph and agreed that no charges would be brought against Mr. K.
NOT CHARGED – Burglary – State v. Mr. W.
(Maricopa County) (DMC No. 4147): Mr. W. had prior issues with alcoholism. After living sober for quite a while, he “fell off the wagon” and was found breaking into cars in front of his new apartment and stealing various items. We were able to get Mr. W. into a Faith Based Rehab Program, and we provided numerous letters to the County Attorney’s Office on his behalf. The County Attorney’s Office agreed to route the case to the City Prosecutor’s Office for misdemeanor charges instead of felony charges. We then dealt with the City Prosecutor, who agreed to allow the 1 year statute of limitations run and bring no charges against Mr. W. because he had remained law-abiding for over 1 year.
