The State of Florida filed formal charges against their client on one count of Disorderly Conduct in a Licensed Establishment as the client allegedly created a threat to life or safety of others. An employee of the establishment had contacted a detective requesting that he assist in escorting the client out of the building. The detective had motivated the client to leave the property at the request of management of the establishment, the client a New York Police Officer left the property without incident, to then return at a later time. The detective journeyed back to the establishment, where he perceived that the client allegedly threatened bodily harm with a weapon on an employee. The detective immediately placed the client into restraints. No weapons were found on the client’s person.
The State on its own reduced the first degree misdemeanor Resisting Detention charge to a second degree misdemeanor charge of Breach of Peace. Attorneys for Musca Law persuaded the State’s Attorney’s Office to refer the Breach of Peace charge to diversion even though their client lived out of state. The client successfully completed the diversion program without having to return to Florida, thus resulting in the Breach of Peace charge being dropped.
As sophisticated Florida Criminal Defense Lawyers, Musca Law has the competence to take a case to trial if it is essential. Their ability to perform well as litigators allows them to handle cases that encompass misdemeanors to the most serious of crimes.
If you have been arrested and charged with a crime, attorney John Musca can aggressively help you fight the charges and ultimately preserve your rights. It is the goal of Musca Law to provide the highest quality criminal representation available. Contact a Florida defense attorney at Musca Law today. 800-678-2252 or visit us on the web at http://www.muscalaw.com




