Aggressive Criminal Defense Blog
Essexville Man Faces 10 Felony Charges
Home Invasion Incident Results in Felony Charges According to police records, just before 11 pm on Monday, September 14th, Chris J. Shorkey broke into someone’s apartment. While there, he allegedly bludgeoned someone with a handgun and threatened several others with it as well. After the assault, he drove away on a Harley Davidson, leaving the […]
[Read More]Bay County Heroin Charges
Routine Traffic Stop Ends With Heroin Charges When Dannielle V. Crispin was pulled over by a State Trooper in late September, it was a simple routine traffic stop. The trooper had been traveling behind her Buick sedan, when he noticed that the vehicle had a defective brake light. He ran the plates and discovered that […]
[Read More]Michigan Poaching Penalties
New Legislation aims to Revamp Poaching Penalties Poaching. It’s a problem that every state in the country, indeed almost every country in the world, has to face. The word “poaching” tends to conjure images of elephants, rhinos and other iconic African animals. However, Michigan is equally affected by the unlicensed and illegal killing of it’s […]
[Read More]Michigan Attorney General Backs Asset Forfeiture Reform
Civil asset forfeiture. Three little words that get so many people up in arms about violated rights and lack of accountability among law enforcement. And rightly so. Because while it can be harder to argue against police claiming rights to a vehicle used in a drug bust, taking items from people who are never charged […]
[Read More]Fatal Drug Overdose Prompts “Good Samaritan” Legislation
Mason Mizwicki died of a drug overdose at a New Year’s Eve party in Watervliet. While dying, he called out for help. But none was given. Why? Because the teenagers he was with were more afraid of the legal repercussions for themselves than allowing a friend to die.
[Read More]Federal Methamphetamine Sentencing
Man sentenced for “Breaking Bad” style meth RV Fred A. Burlingame, the self-styled ‘Walter White’ of Bay County, has been sentenced to spend 15 years in a federal prison for manufacturing and selling “meth-on-the-move” from his RV.
[Read More]Technician Gives “Clean Drop” for Money
MSP Investigates Urinalysis Bribes “Urine technician” might not sound like a very desirable job. But the people who collect urine samples and test them for traces of illegal drugs do very important work. However, according to police, one such person in Saginaw was accepting bribes in return for producing “clean drop” urine test results for […]
[Read More]Branch County Jailbreak Attempt
41-year-old Ross Sullivan, a resident of White Pigeon, was recently thwarted in his apparent attempt to break out of jail. Which, unfortunately for him, has resulted in even more charges and an even longer period behind bars. The same bars he was trying so very hard to escape from.
[Read More]Ingham County Mom Gets a Break
Ingham County Judge Rules Statements Inadmissable An Ingham County District Court judge recently suppressed a woman’s statements to the police. The judge determined those statements were made under the threat that the police would call Children’s Protective Services (CPS) if she did not talk to them. Judge Hugh Clarke of the 54A District Court in […]
[Read More]Tuscola County Possession of Guns
Tuscola County Man Also Had Body Armor At about 1:30 on a Friday afternoon, a Tuscola County resident called the Sheriff’s Department to report a break-in at their home. The individual had been out, and had returned home to find the house had been broken into in their absence. While on the phone with Central […]
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