8/6 the defendant repossessed a vehicle. Prior to taking possession called APD out to standby and check that the correct paperwork title, bill of collateral, original keys and insurance card. There are no license required in to repossess in Texas but wanted to make sure we did what was required.... View More 
He and my step son , age 12, were wrestling and my son was injured
answered on Dec 17, 2016
A criminal defense attorney who is familiar with deprive child proceedings.
I think it was a deferred sentence for burglary. He made a report with the police and stated that he didnt know ot was stolen a friend gave it to him to get a drink at the store where they have him on camera.
answered on Nov 25, 2016
No clue based on the very limited info here. What was he on probation for? Was he on a suspended or deferred sentence? Also need more info about what he did this time with the stolen credit card.
The person was invited to come in at first but decided to decline offer. After pushing handicapped mother, the aggressor pushes her against the wall. Walks in to slam me in ground and beat me. When finished, threatens to kill me as he walks out the door. I'm also a disabled service connected... View More
answered on Nov 5, 2016
Assault & battery are the most obvious ones. Check out http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/Index.asp?ftdb=STOKST21&level=1. Look as sections 641-647.
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