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August 15, 2015
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 2100 Superior Court Victories, 500 Assault / Violent Crime Victories, 700 Property Crime Victories, 73 Resisting Arrest Dismissals, 73-74A Resisting Arrest Victories, 90 Criminal Damage Dismissals, Case Victories, Maricopa County Superior Court Victories

State v. Mr. A (DMC No.)

DISMISSED | RESISTING ARREST/CRIMINAL DAMAGE – State v. Mr. A. (Maricopa County Superior Court No. 0101602FE): Mr. A. was arrested for an alleged DUI violation in which his breath alcohol content was a .103. As he was being arrested, police claim that Mr. A. became angry and slammed his head into the cross support pillar of the police vehicle. He was charged with Resisting Arrest and Criminal Damage. Due to the circumstances surrounding the case, we were able to have all charges dismissed by the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office.

November 17, 2011
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 2100 Superior Court Victories, 500 Assault / Violent Crime Victories, 73 Resisting Arrest Dismissals, 73-74A Resisting Arrest Victories, Case Victories, Maricopa County Superior Court Victories

State v. Mr. G (DMC No. 7029)

(Maricopa County Superior Court No. CR2007-109798): Mr. G. was charged with felony criminal damage and felony resisting arrest. Mr. G. came home from a party and was extremely upset with his neighbor, and ended up damaging a door frame. Officers were called to scene, and as they spoke with Mr. G., they became concerned that something was in pocket. They immediately grabbed him and threw him to the ground, although Mr. G. stated he had “done nothing wrong.” After police tasered him and arrested him, we were able to convince the prosecutor that this should be dismissed to a mere misdemeanor, and they agreed. He was originally facing a felony with up to 3 years in prison, but ultimately received a misdemeanor with zero days in jail.

November 17, 2011
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 2100 Superior Court Victories, 500 Assault / Violent Crime Victories, 60 Felony Disorderly Conduct/Threats Dismissed, 60-62 Felony Disorderly Conduct/Threats Victories, 73 Resisting Arrest Dismissals, 73-74A Resisting Arrest Victories, Case Victories, Maricopa County Superior Court Victories

State v. Ms. A (DMC No.)

State v. Ms. A. (Maricopa County Superior Court No. A839517CR): Mr. A. was at a house party on the reservation when police arrived. They entered and arrested her brother’s friend, when she intervened and began asking numerous questions of the police. The officers became frustrated and arrested her, claiming she was obstructing a criminal investigation, committing Disorderly Conducting, Resisting Arrest, and Providing False Information. We were able to talk to the assigned prosecutor on the case, and he “furthered” the case back to police for more information. Ultimately, the prosecutor made the decision to dismiss all charges.

November 17, 2011
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 2100 Superior Court Victories, 500 Assault / Violent Crime Victories, 54 Felony Aggravated Assault Dismissals, 60 Felony Disorderly Conduct/Threats Dismissed, 60-62 Felony Disorderly Conduct/Threats Victories, 73 Resisting Arrest Dismissals, 73-74A Resisting Arrest Victories, Case Victories, Maricopa County Superior Court Victories

State v. Mr. D (DMC No. 3947)

DISMISSED | AGGRAVATED ASSAULT/DISORDERLY CONDUCT/RESISTING ARREST State v. Mr. D. (Maricopa County Superior Court No. 2002-094134CR): Ms. D. was having a party in his back yard with numerous people and had been drinking when he was confronted by a young lady who spit in his face. He pushed her away, and the police were called. Because she was 15 years of age, he was charged with Aggravated Assault. When the police grabbed him to arrest him, he did not realize they were officers (as he was grabbed from behind). He was then charged with Resisting Arrest and Aggravated Assault on Police Officers. We immediately set the case to trial and began describing the facts to the prosecutor involved in the case. Eventually the prosecutor moved to dismiss all charges against Mr. D.

November 17, 2011
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 2100 Superior Court Victories, 500 Assault / Violent Crime Victories, 73 Resisting Arrest Dismissals, 73-74A Resisting Arrest Victories, Case Victories, Maricopa County Superior Court Victories

State v. Mr. K (Case No. CR0200160)(DMC No.)

DISMISSED | RESISTING ARREST (Maricopa County Superior Court No. 0200160CR): Mr. K was stopped for an alleged DUI violation and taken to a police station. He requested to speak to his attorney multiple times, but police would not let him. Ultimately, the police obtained a search warrant to draw his blood and he was strapped in a restraining chair while they drew his blood. The police claimed that he was resisting arrest and fighting them when this occurred. After extensive investigation, the case was set to an Evidentiary Hearing. The State was unable to meet its burden and moved to dismiss all charges.

September 22, 2011
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 1000 Complete Jury Trial Acquittals / All Criminal Charges, 50 Assault/Violent Crime Jury Trial Victories, 500 Assault / Violent Crime Victories, 73 Resisting Arrest Dismissals, 73-74A Resisting Arrest Victories, Case Victories, Jury Trial Victories, Maricopa County Superior Court Victories

State v. Mr. M. (DMC No. 10164)

Mr. M was involved in a traffic accident on the State Route 51 near Cactus Road. Officers were called out and Mr. M was arrested for DUI and he provided a blood test of a .303 BAC. While in the back of the Patrol car, he became belligerent and used profanities. The Officers’ claimed that he tried to grab a taser and Mr. M. was then charged with Felony Aggravated Assault on a Police Officer under Arizona Revised Statute ARS 13-1204(A)(8)(A). Because Mr. M had 2 prior felony convictions, he was facing potential of 5 years+ in Prison.

At Jury Trial, we were able to show that Mr. M was extremely intoxicated by alcohol. This proved that he did not have the requisite “intent” necessary to grab a taser, turn it on and fire it at the Officer. He was simply pulling away while Officers were attempting to restrain him. The Jury agreed and found Mr. M Not Guilty of all charges.

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