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Austin, Texas Man Sentenced to 12 years in Prison

July 21st, 2008 · No Comments

Richard Geyer, a software consultant from Austin, Texas was sentenced to 12 years in prison after it was reported that he had had sex with a 15-year-old girl.  Geyer reportedly traveled to West Bend on several occasions to meet with the girl.

The judge charged him with sexual assault on a child and one count of child enticement.  The judge called him “every parent’s nightmare.”  The girl’s parents reported Geyer to the police after they found out about the relationship.  They had apparently been meeting for months, after they had met on the Internet in a chat room. 

Geyer, a father of three children himself, was taken immediately into custody, as the judge refused to agree to his attorney’s plea to allow two weeks for Geyer to get his things into order.  It’s sad that such a thing still occurs, but that’s why the legal system is still in place.

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Young Man Assaults a Little Girl over the Holiday Weekend

July 7th, 2008 · No Comments

A 17 year-old Austin man has been charged with first-degree aggravated sexual assault over the holiday weekend.  The young man admitted to sexually assaulting the girl while she slept on the living room floor on Friday morning.  When the girl woke up, she repeatedly told him to stop and he did not.  Afterwards, she reported the incident to her mother.

The boy had been a guest in their house, having stayed there for only a month.  The man’s offense is considered to be a first-degree felony.  His bond is set at more than $20,000. 

Felony charges are a serious deal.  Though this man admitted to committing the crime, we still don’t know how the story will progress. 

If you feel that you or someone you know has been wrongly accused of committing a crime, call the criminal lawyers of the Morales and Navarrete law firm at 866.812.4596.

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Inadequate Security Measures may be to Blame for Governor’s Mansion Fire

June 27th, 2008 · No Comments

News of the highly destructive June 8th Governor’s Mansion fire spread across the nation very quickly.  After an in-depth investigation into the incident, disturbing information has been released about the effectiveness of the security force on-duty that evening.

There was only one state trooper working that night.  This same trooper had just finished an 8-hour shift of the Texas History Museum.  Not only was the trooper overworked, but he was also undertrained.  According to his attorney, the troop decided to overstay his shift just so that someone could be there that night.

Things were not in his favor that night, as seven of the twenty total security cameras were broken.  None of the motion detectors were engaged due to the fact that they were disabled for repairs.  The investigation concluded that poor planning is blame for the catastrophe.

The criminal lawyers of Morales and Navarrete specialize in criminal cases like these.  If you or someone you know have experienced criminality, contact the Austin criminal lawyers at 866.812.4596.

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Threatening Phone Calls Left at the Hogan Home

June 19th, 2008 · No Comments

In light of recent events, the Hogan home has been met with more than its share of domestic issues.  A divorce, a tragic accident, all intertwined with estranged and withering relationships continue to drag the family out into the spotlight. 

The progression of events has made me wonder at what point we must ask about the level at which things are taking place.  Fox News has recently reported that the Hogan home, after all this trouble and toil, has been receiving threatening emails in response to the tragic accident that took place not long ago, involved family friend John Graziano.

Apparently, Frank, John’s brother, left a message threatening the lives of both Hogan and his son Nick.  In addition to directly insulting the women of the family, Frank alluded to having a hit on Nick’s life. 

When dealing with criminal law, we must be careful not to provoke feelings of resentment that go beyond one’s control.  For more information on criminal law, please contact that Austin, Texas criminal law specialist, Morales and Navarette.  You may reach them by calling 866-812-4596.

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Austin Shooting on Father’s Day

June 16th, 2008 · No Comments

Early yesterday morning, there was a shooting in the north Austin area. Onlookers said that there was a gun shot and then no one heard anything else. The shooting happened in the Garden Grove Apartments on 52nd street in north Austin.

Police have said that the person that was shot was a 41 year old man but have yet to release any information about the victim. Police are planning on waiting until they have spoken with the family of the victim before they officially release any information regarding the shooting and the victims personal life.

Police have said that the suspect is still on the run and are still in the process of looking for him. The police do not think that he is a danger to anyone else. They also hope that this will be taken care of soon. Anyone who may have seen something at the scene of the crime is urged to come forward as soon as possible.

For more information, contact the Austin Criminal Lawyers of Morales and Navarrete at 866-812-4596.

 

 

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