Spring Break Update |Criminal Defense Expert, notes that some police agencies are employing mobile 3G and WiFi ID Card Scanners, and a non-discretionary “zero tolerance” policy to encountering and arresting Spring Break visitors. Police are using fairly vague and discretionary charges, such as Disorderly Conduct Florida Statute 877.03. These seemingly minor charges can result in…
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Oxycodone, Morphine, Methadone, Amphetamines, Hydrocodone, Xanax, and Other Types of Prescription Medication Legal Problems Tampa Prescription Drug Defense Lawyer just received a report of yet another Prescription Drug roundup as HCSO Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Deputies deputies made 33 arrests for dealing prescription medications. Code Name: Operation Pain Reliever. Former Drug Court Prosecutor W.F. “Casey” Ebsary, Jr. is now available…
Continue reading ›Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney / Lawyer, Casey Ebsary, found this internet Video produced by the Tampa Police Department. We have been working through the night helping those who were charged at this year’s Gasparilla Pirate Fest in Tampa, Florida near Bayshore Boulevard.. Call Me Toll Free at (813) 222-2220. Gasparilla Arrest Video, Tampa Police, Open…
Continue reading ›Gasparilla Arrest Report Update: “Tampa police reported 349 arrests, most for alcohol violations and all but three misdemeanors. The felonies were charges for grand theft auto, resisting arrest with violence and battery on a law enforcement officer. Hillsborough County deputies made an additional 10 arrests on disorderly conduct or open container charges.” Original Report Gasparilla…
Continue reading ›Gasparilla Arrest? Notice to Appear? Get Affordable Help From an Attorney | Lawyer | Toll Free (813) 222-2220 One recent Gasparilla, there were 5 BUI Boating Under the Influence Arrests. The Police, Sheriff’s Office, Coast Guard, and Florida Fish and Wildlife will be using a Mobile Facility this year to process arrests made on the…
Continue reading ›Criminal Forfeiture Standard (A District Magistrate’s View) “18 U.S.C. §§ 981(a)(1)(C), 982(a)(5), and 28 U.S.C. § 2461(c) provide in pertinent part that any property, real or personal, which constitutes, or is derived from proceeds traceable to the charged offenses in this case are subject to forfeiture by the United States. For the property to be…
Continue reading ›What About the Feds on Twitter? Most Twitter multimedia is handled by 3d party links. Twitter allows both public or private updates. On Twitter Direct messages are private and the sender can delete these messages. the feds noted that short URLs used to serve malicious links and code. Today we learned the feds will seek…
Continue reading ›A St. Petersburg Police Department Officer was acquitted when he went on trial for hit and run in his police car. During the trial there was testimony that “exposed some embarrassing revelations for the St. Petersburg Police Department when [the cop] testified that he disabled the tracking device on his police cruiser several times so that his superiors couldn’t…
Continue reading ›“You may infer from the Government’s failure to preserve these messages, or the fact that they were deleted by agents, that the missing text “messages were relevant to this case and that they were favorable to both Defendant[s]” Penalties for Destruction or Spoliation of Cyber Evidence Tampa Cyber Crime Attorney just received this tip from a…
Continue reading ›A Texas attorney filed this Emergency Motion to Attend the 2010 World Series. View it below or download it for your next miraculous comeback by your favorite team. Motion to Attend World Series Texas Rangers Fan
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