On Monday, September 23 at Hidalgo International Bridge, U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Texas seized $79,392 of unreported cash currency. As detailed by Roderick Kise in a recent CBP local media release, the driver hid the currency within their vehicle and separated it into five separate packages. In the story below, Kise’s report emphasizes…
In August 2024, Dulles International Airport, located right outside of Washington, D.C., served as the site of multiple money seizures by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. As Steve Sapp shares in CBP’s latest local media release, these seizures from five separate travelers accumulated to a combined total of $90,535 throughout the month. Through the story…
Affordable San Diego DUI & Federal Criminal Defense Lawyer on Background Checks Someone hides drugs in your spare tire without your knowledge and you have been charged with a border bust at Otay Mesa for importing 21 USC 952, 960. Or maybe you met friends for drinks at a Tijuana bar then cross at San…
San Diego DUI Lawyer Says California Bail Reform SB10 Was Prompted By Effort To Reduce Public Defender Cost. Last week, a law was passed that ends bail for State Court as we know it. Currently, if you are arrested, depending on the crime and your prior record, there is a pre-set amount for your bail. …
Governor Brown Signs Bill to Protect Californians from Civil Forfeiture Abuse California now has some of the most far reaching protection against law enforcement seizing property and money. Starting January 1, 2017, for there to be a civil forfeiture of property or money in most cases, the government will first have to obtain a criminal conviction before…
Why Were Prosecutors Demanding Defendants’ Passwords For I-Phones and PDA’s? What most people never get is that all of our rights, for law abiding people are protected when criminals’ rights are fought for and protected. By setting up rules for what can and cannot be done to people accused of crimes, those rules exist to…
Justice Department Recommends Changes at SDPD Yesterday, all of San Diego’s civic and law enforcement leaders held a press conference concerning the results of an audit by the Department of Justice on the San Diego Police Department. The audit was requested by now retired SDPD Chief William Lansdowne after a couple years of report…
News on Reoffenders – Can Brain Scans Predict Criminal Behavior? Over the years, brain scans have become more and more common and more and more precise, not only in determining the structures of a person’s brain, but, also the activity going on in a person’s brain. Now, researchers claim that by studying a person’s brain…
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