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Thursday, February 13, 2014

Oakland, Pa Public Urination Lawyer

New video highlighting the need for a criminal defense lawyer in the Oakland area of Pittsburgh regarding citations for Public Urination.

Don't plead guilty! Remain silent and contact our law firm immediately!


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Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Turtle Creek Criminal Defense Lawyer

New video addressing the needs for a Criminal Defense Attorney in the Turtle Creek, East Pittsburgh area of Pittsburgh.


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Pittsburgh Criminal Defense & Injury Attorney Frank Walker
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Morgantown, West Virginia Criminal Defense Site
1-800-496-4143 Toll Free
412.315.7441 Office
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Sunday, February 9, 2014

Station Square Disorderly Conduct Citation


New video addressing disorderly conduct citation in station square Pittsburgh.  

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Pittsburgh Criminal Defense & Injury Attorney Frank Walker
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Morgantown, West Virginia Criminal Defense Site
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Friday, January 31, 2014

Heroin Happy Meal Deals in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania


A Pittsburgh woman faces criminal charges for drug possession and possessionwith intent to deliver when local authorities busted her apparent heroin drug operation at the least likely location: a McDonalds drive thru window.

 According to the AP:

 A McDonald's employee has been jailed on charges she sold heroin hidden in Happy Meals to drive-thru customers who uttered the code words, "I'd like to order a toy," but investigators have no reason to believe the store's owner was aware of it, or of another employee charged with selling heroin near another restaurant . . .

. . . Using information from a tip to a district attorney's drug task force, an informant accompanied by a police officer called the Defendant on Wednesday, then pulled into the drive-thru and ordered the toy. They paid the Defendant $82 for the $2 meal which also contained 10 stamp bags — or individual doses — of heroin, according to a criminal complaint.

Other officers then moved in and found the money used to buy the drugs, plus another $80 and a small amount of marijuana stored in Defendant’s bra, the complaint said. Police said they later found another 50 stamp bags of heroin in her purse.

The Defendant faces maximum penalties and fines in Pennsylvania and may even face potential mandatory sentencing depending on the weight of the drugs. At the time of this posting, no criminal defense attorney was listed as counsel of record for the Defendant.

 



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Pittsburgh Criminal Defense & Injury Attorney Frank Walker
Pittsburgh Criminal Defense - Injury Site
Morgantown, West Virginia Criminal Defense Site
1-800-496-4143 Toll Free
412.315.7441 Office
412.532.6805 Cell

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Friday, November 22, 2013

Jury returns $28 million verdict in drunken crash after West Mifflin Elks Lodge event


Informative article about the dangers of a DUI offense and how one can be held liable for the injuries caused to another as a result of DUI. Additionally, the article touches on how establishments that serve alcohol to visibly intoxicated patrons can be held civilly liable for the injuries caused to another as a result of that patron driving under the influence after leaving a particular Bar.
Here, a jury in Allegheny County Pennsylvania awarded a verdict of $28 million dollars to the Plaintiffs as a result of a fatal crash in West Mifflin Pennsylvania involving a Defendant who left an establishment after being so intoxicated that his blood alcohol was more than twice the legal limit.
The Jury Verdict sends a strong and clear message to citizens of Pennsylvania: Do not drink and drive and do not aide others in drunk driving by serving alcohol to visibly intoxicated persons. If make the poor choice of driving under the influence, you will be arrested and ace stiff penalties. If you or your employees continue to serve alcohol to visibly intoxicated patrons, you could be held liable for their actions if they cause injuries to another after leaving your place of business.

http://www.post-gazette.com/local/2013/11/22/Jury-returns-28-million-verdict-in-drunken-crash-after-Elks-Lodge-event/stories/201311220176



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Pittsburgh Criminal Defense & Injury Attorney Frank Walker
Pittsburgh Criminal Defense - Injury Site
Morgantown, West Virginia Criminal Defense Site
1-800-496-4143 Toll Free
412.315.7441 Office
412.532.6805 Cell

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