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Property Crimes

Property Crimes

BREAKING AND ENTERING (B&E)

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Client gets arrested and charged with breaking and entering (B&E), a felony. If client is convicted, client faces up to ten years in prison, heavy fines, a no contact order with the property owner, and restitution for any damage caused by the breaking and entering (B&E). Homeowner calls police to advise them that when he returned home, his backdoor had been kicked in. When the police arrive, they enter the home and search for any missing items. While they are searching, the homeowner explains what items he believes have been taken. Inside the apartment, the police locate a fingerprint on an interior glass door. The fingerprint comes back to client. RI breaking and entering (B&E) defense lawyer Tom Thomasian gets client an AMENDMENT to a misdemeanor with no jail time, fines, or restitution.

BREAKING AND ENTERING (B&E)

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Client gets arrested and charged with breaking and entering (B&E), a felony. If convicted, client faces up to ten years in jail, heavy fines, a no contact order with the property owner, and restitution for any damage caused due to the breaking and entering (B&E). The police are called when two neighbors see a car they don’t recognize pull into another neighbor’s home. They write down the license plate number to give to the police. When the police speak to the witnesses, they confirm that both witnesses saw client enter the garage and the home. The witnesses provide a description of client as the perpetrator. Police run the license plate number and the registration comes back to client. RI breaking and entering (B&E) defense lawyer Tom Thomasian gets client an AMENDMENT to a misdemeanor with no jail time, fines, or restitution.

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