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Category: Theft/Property Crimes

Trespassing on School Grounds Case

December 18, 2022 Criminal Defense, Theft/Property Crimes

In the state of Florida, it is unlawful for any person to enter a school’s grounds or campus without permission. When entering a school, the person or visitor must first register with the administration. If a person fails to do so, they could potentially be charged with trespassing. This article will provide an example case of trespassing, along with helpful …

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Attempted Murder Charges Over Stolen Cologne

December 8, 2022 Criminal Defense, Theft/Property Crimes, Violent Crimes

Attempted murder charges are taken extremely seriously in the state of Florida. If the prosecution can prove that the defendant had premeditated the attempted murder, the accused could spend the rest of their life in prison. In a recent case, a Florida man was arrested for attempted murder over a bottle of cologne. This article will provide details from the …

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Joel Greenberg Sentenced to 11 Years

December 8, 2022 Criminal Defense, Theft/Property Crimes

Former Seminole County Tax Collector Joel Greenberg has been sentenced in one of the State’s most stunning cases of criminal corruption. Greenberg was facing over 30 criminal charges, but after a plea deal between him and the prosecutor’s office, Greenberg was only convicted of six felony charges. Greenberg has now been sentenced to 11 years in federal prison for the …

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Camp Counselor Arrested for Entering Teens’ Cabin

November 29, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Theft/Property Crimes

When people imagine a burglary, it is usually based off of pop-culture or TV references of someone in all black sneaking into a home. In Florida, burglary charges are more complicated than that and have different penalties depending on the type of environment where the “burglary” occurred.   This article will provide information on burglary charges for an occupied dwelling, …

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19 French Bulldog Puppies Taken from Florida Home – Grand Theft Charges

November 23, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Theft/Property Crimes

An ongoing case in Hillsborough County is seeking information about a theft case involving puppies worth more than $100,000. Four people have since been arrested for the burglary, but only 6 out of 19 puppies have been found. This article will provide details from the case, along with information on Dealing in Stolen Property charges in Florida and some possible …

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Orlando Music Festival Results in Multiple Theft Arrests

November 19, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Theft/Property Crimes

Music festivals are back in full force – which means that festival goers should be aware of any illegal activity that takes place at such an event. The Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) is a music event that takes place in Orlando each fall. This year, multiple attendees reported incidents of theft. This article will provide details from the festival, along …

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85lbs of Stolen Shrimp Leads to Felony Charges

November 17, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Theft/Property Crimes

In Florida, it is illegal to enter someone else’s property. It is also against the law to steal someone else’s property or belongings. Criminal charges for this behavior can result in a burglary charge, among others. A recent Florida case highlights the outcome of a man committing a burglary. We will provide details about the case, along with information on …

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Man Pretends to be Police Officer – Scams Victims out of $50k

November 8, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Theft/Property Crimes

A man accused of committing multi-state scams acting as a Broward County law enforcement officer has now been arrested. The alleged scammer managed to get over $50,000 from residents after falsely claiming to be an officer. This article will provide details of the case, along with helpful information on unlawful possession of personal identification information and impersonating a police officer …

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A Trio of Teens Rob Deaf Student at Knifepoint

November 1, 2022 Criminal Defense, News & Announcements, Theft/Property Crimes, Violent Crimes

Juveniles can break the law just the same as adults do. Typically, the justice system has a different way of handling cases involving minors. A person under the age of 18 who is charged with a crime will usually go to juvenile court. However, in some instances, the minor can be transferred to what is known as adult court instead. …

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