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The Kind of Alias that Sticks with You When police in Largo, Florida, arrested Jeffrey Forrest Poole on charges of violently resisting a police officer, the authorities made sure to list things like his age, weight and address in his arrest report. Officers also included an alias that Poole has
Kid Steals Pumpkin on Halloween, Man Robs Convenience Store with a Bad Choice of Masks
Violating a restraining order is a serious offense in Arizona. Serious legal consequences arise such as criminal charges if there is proof of a violation of the restraining order. How is restraining order defined in Arizona? In Arizona, a restraining order is called a Protective Order and provides protection against
Couple Arrested for DUI Attempt to have Sex in the Back of a Police Car A Florida couple arrested for DUI reportedly attempted to have sexual intercourse in the back of the patrol vehicle about to transport them to jail. According to PEOPLE Magazine, officials said the couple—identified as 35-year-old Megan
Arizona Weapons Charges Overview Arizona has some of the least restrictive gun laws in the nation. It is legal for most adults to carry a gun, without being required to have a permit for either open or concealed carry. Permits are available, however, and having a permit makes it possible
Arizona Laws Against Human Trafficking The U.S. State Department has declared the state of Arizona is a main destination and transit point for labor and sex trafficking, both nationally and internationally. Because of Arizona’s proximity to Mexico, San Diego and Las Vegas, the warm weather, infrastructure and freeways, and is
Arizona Criminal Laws: Extradition Laws Extradition is something we watch on the news all the time. Famous extradition cases involved various personalities such as Joaquin Guzman, aka El Chapo, considered to be the most powerful drug trafficker in the world, extradited from Mexico to the U.S. Another is Edward Snowden,
Arizona Laws & Penalties for Theft Many people think of theft as a minor crime and, it is in some cases. Basically, the severity of the charge depends on the stolen property and the manner in which it was stolen. Arizona law describes theft as: The unauthorized use of property
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