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23 Dec 2013 Posted By Herman Martinez

Authorities Search for a Man Who Robbed a Bank in Walmart

A man in Houston robbed a bank inside of a Walmart in Harris County early this morning. According to the FBI, the suspect walked into the store and went up to the teller’s window. He handed the teller a note…

16 Dec 2013 Posted By Herman Martinez

Houston Deputy Indicted for Coercing Woman with Warrants

According to recent reports of police crimes, a Harris County sheriff’s deputy was recently indicted after claims that he was coercing women with warrants into pleasuring him sexually. Reports show that he told one woman that if she performed an…

10 Dec 2013 Posted By Herman Martinez

How “Double Jeopardy” can Protect You in Your Case

If you were arrested for any crime, you cannot be tried for that crime twice (with some exceptions) according to the federal laws on double jeopardy. Jeopardy protection only applies in certain types of legal proceedings, but it is always…

03 Dec 2013 Posted By Herman Martinez

Racial Profiling Case Stirs Up Controversy in Houston

In Houston, the police have been accused of racial profiling when they arrested two African-Americans and a white teenager after seeing her with the two men and assuming she had been stolen or was a runaway. In reality, the girl…

29 Nov 2013 Posted By Herman Martinez

Holiday Gatherings and Domestic Violence Crimes

For some families, having everyone together under one roof is a joyous celebration. For others, this could be a recipe for disaster. Sometimes, the holidays can remind bitter ex’s of the way things used to be, and can cause a…

25 Nov 2013 Posted By Herman Martinez

DWI’s on Thanksgiving Weekend

Thanksgiving weekend is one of the most popular weeks for Thanksgiving DWI arrests within the year. This is because many individuals will enjoy a glass of wine or two with dinner and then consume beer while watching football. In addition,…

20 Nov 2013 Posted By Herman Martinez

Houston Hitman Scams

Hitman Scams have been shaking up Houston. A startled woman was shocked when she received a text message to her phone notifying her that she was being watched and that a hitman was paid to kill her. According to the…

07 Nov 2013 Posted By Herman Martinez

The Crime of Forgery

Forgery is a serious offense and it is punishable as a felony in all fifty states. In most cases, it is penalized as a federal offense; and is defined as the crime of making, altering, use, or possession of false…

04 Nov 2013 Posted By Herman Martinez

Do the Police Have the Right to Search Your Car?

When it comes to your car, you have fewer rights than you do concerning your home. The police may have the right to search your car in some circumstances, but generally you are protected from any unreasonable search and seizure…