Criminal Defense Case Results in San Antonio, TX

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Racing

Allegations

The individual was arrested for racing on a highway after being pursued by a Camaro. The client attempted to evade the situation by leaving the highway quickly, but was stopped by police.

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DWI 2nd

Allegations

The individual was arrested after a car accident during which another driver ran a red light. The client refused a preliminary breath test and was taken in for a blood test. Field tests were declined due to concerns about head trauma and adrenaline affecting performance.

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Evading arrest in a vehicle

Allegations

The individual was arrested for evading arrest with a vehicle after failing to stop for police due to outstanding tickets. Reckless driving charges followed for speeding. Additional citations were issued for speeding and driving with an expired registration.

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Deadly Conduct Felony

Allegations

The individual was arrested after experiencing a mental health crisis, during which voices urged the use of a firearm. Family members were concerned about mental health and firearm restrictions.

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DWI 3rd

Allegations

The client was arrested for suspected DWI after being found asleep at a gas station. The police were alerted to his presence by the fire department. Blood was drawn to determine BAC. The client also had prior DWI offenses.

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Assault Family Violence misd.

Allegations

The client was involved in a physical altercation during a breakup, which resulted in a warrant in 2020. The client was unaware of the charges or warrant until recently, and was living out of state while attending school.

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Assault on a Pregnant Person

Allegations

The individual was arrested for violating bond/protective order after being found with their spouse during a traffic stop. Initial charges involved the alleged assault of the pregnant spouse. The spouse did not want to press charges.

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reckless driving

Allegations

The client was arrested for evading arrest with a vehicle after failing to stop for police due to outstanding tickets. The individual was charged with reckless driving for speeding in a 35 mph zone. The client was also cited for speeding and expired registration.

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Open Container of Alcohol

Allegations

The client was arrested for DWI with an open container after a traffic stop for making a wide turn. The client, who had no prior record, admitted to consuming alcohol but refused a breath test.

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DWI w/Child

Allegations

The client was arrested after attempting a U-turn following a concert. When police stopped the individual, a breath test detected a low alcohol level. The client passed other field sobriety tests and believed medical issues may have influenced testing results.

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Assault - Family Violence

Location

Bexar County, CC7

Allegations

The case stemmed from a domestic dispute at a residence. The client left during the argument, returned to find the door locked, and forced entry, after which police arrested him based largely on the complainant’s initial statement. We obtained the 911 audio and body-camera video, noted the absence of documented injuries and multiple inconsistencies, and pushed to ease restrictive bond conditions. As trial neared, the court limited live testimony and the state leaned on the 911 call. We leveraged those evidentiary issues to negotiate deferred adjudication probation, keeping a conviction off the record.

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DWI - First Offense

Location

Comal County, County Court at Law 3

Allegations

During a late-night traffic stop, officers reported signs of impairment, two open containers, and arrested our client after field sobriety tests. The client declined a breath test, and a blood warrant was obtained. We gathered the dash and body cam footage, scrutinized the basis for the stop, the administration of the tests, and the handling of the blood draw and lab work. We also had the client complete recommended alcohol education early. Using that leverage in negotiations, we secured a reduction to a lesser charge, sparing the client the harsher penalties tied to the original allegation.