http://wwwMMALaw.com 800-724-1876 – Houston criminal defense lawyer Mario Madrid talks about expungements and how an attorney from the firm will be able to assist you with clearing your criminal record. If you would like to call the firm and discuss your criminal record and how you can get it cleared then you should call 800-724-1876 and speak with a member of our legal team today.
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SEATTLE – A security video released Friday shows a King County sheriff’s deputy purportedly shoving and kicking a 15-year-old girl in a holding cell after her arrest.
The security video was obtained by KOMO News under the state Open Records Act.
The deputy, Paul Schene, 31, has been charged with fourth-degree assault in connection with the Nov. 29 incident in a holding cell at SeaTac City Hall. Schene pleaded not guilty to the charge Thursday, and he was released on his own recognizance..
According to court records, Schene and another deputy arrested a pair of 15-year-old girls for investigation of auto theft after they were stopped driving a stolen car.
The girls were taken to the holding facility at SeaTac City Hall for fingerprinting and other processing.
Trouble allegedly began after Schene escorted one of the teens into a holding cell. While trying to take her shoes off, the girl kicked off her left shoe, which struck the deputy in the shin, the document said.
The video shows the girl crossing her arms and kicking off her shoe through the doorway of the cell. The video then shows the deputy’s violent response.
Court records say Schene kicked the teen in the upper thigh area, then pushed her into the back wall before taking her down on the floor and putting her in a handcuffing position. Once on the floor, Schene grabbed the teen’s hair and yanked her head and neck upward, the document said.
With the help of the other deputy, Schene then handcuffed the teen, the document said. While doing so, Schene appeared to strike the teen twice overhead, investigators noted. However, due to the angle of the camera, they could not determine whether the deputy had actually hit the teen.
The document states teen then began complaining about not being able to breathe. She later told investigators she was pulled up to her feet by her hair and taken back to the regular holding area. Medics were called to tend to her, but she was not taken to the hospital.
Both girls were booked into the Youth Center on auto theft charges. One of the girls was also booked for assault for allegedly assaulting the deputy.
Schene’s attorney, Anne Bremner, released a statement Friday in response to the video’s release. The statement said:
“We had argued strenuously that the video tape released to the media this morning not be released because it does not tell the whole story of the incident. As we argued to the judge, it will inflame public opinion and will severely impact the deputy’s right to a fair trial. We will defend this misdemeanor case in court. No story can be sliced so thin that it does not have two sides. We hope that judgment will be reserved until all the facts of this case are given fair consideration in court.”
On Dec. 1, the detective assigned to the auto theft and assault case checked the security video as part of her follow-up investigation. She saw the holding cell video and immediately notified her supervisor.
An investigation then began, and the accused deputy, an 8-year veteran of the force, was placed on paid administrative leave the following day. He currently remains on leave.
Sgt. John Urquhart said the surveillance video shows Schene “using more force that was necessary as far as the prosecutor’s office is concerned. And as far as we’re concerned, that rises up to the level of an assault.”
Schene said the teen had become enraged when she found out she was going to be booked into the Youth Center, the document said.
The teen told detectives she had not meant to hit the deputy with her shoe, and said she never resisted arrest. She also said the incident left a bruise on her right hip, as well as scratches on her arm and neck.
The second teen later told investigators her friend and Schene had been “arguing at each other” since the traffic stop.
The second deputy said the alleged victim was “real lippy,” calling the deputies names and “basically trying to us off.”
Schene refused to explain why he had made the two strikes toward the teen in the holding cell since he and his partner appeared to have the teen under control. He also refused to say whether the strikes actually made contact.
Now that the criminal investigation is complete, the sheriff’s Internal Investigations Unit will launch its own probe. The result will determine discipline, which could include termination.
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Elliott Marx, 20, was allegedly hit as five police officers arrested him around 1 a.m. Saturday morning, the New York Daily News reports. The officers were responding to a parking lot brawl not far from the Rutgers campus.
In the video, sophomore Marx can be seen face down on the ground, his white Nikes at times visible on the left-hand side of the screen. He is surrounded by a group of officers, one of whom shouts “Stop resisting! Give me your hand!” Another officer can be seen punching Marx.
According to the Associated Press, Marx, who allegedly jumped on an officer’s back during the altercation, faces three charges: resisting arrest, aggravated assault on a police officer and obstruction.
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http://www.shouselaw.com/nevada/sealrecord.html (702)-DEFENSE A Las Vegas lawyer explains the waiting period for sealing / destroying Nevada criminal records.
During these troubled economic times, possessing a criminal record can sabotage your efforts to get work or be approved for a loan. Even if the incident was as minor as petty theft and it occurred years ago, a criminal record will still prevent you from being considered for certain jobs, credit lines and public benefits. Now more than ever it’s critical that you have your criminal record wiped clean so that you won’t be at a disadvantage if and when you find yourself looking for employment or seeking financial aid.
criminal records can’t be erased completely, but if your conviction was from a court in Clark County (Las Vegas area), Nevada, it may be possible for you to have your records “sealed.” This means to clear and remove your Nevada criminal record from public view. On this page, you will find information about sealing criminal records in Clark County, Nevada.
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http://www.shouselaw.com/nevada/sealrecord.html (702)-DEFENSE A Las Vegas lawyer explains how sealing / destroying Nevada criminal records can help you get a job.
During these troubled economic times, possessing a criminal record can sabotage your efforts to get work or be approved for a loan. Even if the incident was as minor as petty theft and it occurred years ago, a criminal record will still prevent you from being considered for certain jobs, credit lines and public benefits. Now more than ever it’s critical that you have your criminal record wiped clean so that you won’t be at a disadvantage if and when you find yourself looking for employment or seeking financial aid.
criminal records can’t be erased completely, but if your conviction was from a court in Clark County (Las Vegas area), Nevada, it may be possible for you to have your records “sealed.” This means to clear and remove your Nevada criminal record from public view. On this page, you will find information about sealing criminal records in Clark County, Nevada.
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http://www.shouselaw.com/nevada/sealrecord.html (702)-DEFENSE A Las Vegas lawyer discusses the process to seal & destroy arrest or criminal records in Nevada.
During these troubled economic times, possessing a criminal record can sabotage your efforts to get work or be approved for a loan. Even if the incident was as minor as petty theft and it occurred years ago, a criminal record will still prevent you from being considered for certain jobs, credit lines and public benefits. Now more than ever it’s critical that you have your criminal record wiped clean so that you won’t be at a disadvantage if and when you find yourself looking for employment or seeking financial aid.
criminal records can’t be erased completely, but if your conviction was from a court in Clark County (Las Vegas area), Nevada, it may be possible for you to have your records “sealed.” This means to clear and remove your Nevada criminal record from public view. On this page, you will find information about sealing criminal records in Clark County, Nevada.
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Ana Kasparian and Cenk Uygur discuss statistics from the National Employment Law Center showing that 1 in 4 adults in the United States has a criminal record. The ACLU argues that employers are discriminating against employees on this bases because a disproportionate number of those with records are African American (and non-violent drug offenders).
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Artist…..: Ace Ventura (Gaudium Remix)
Album…..: VA Progressive Goa Trance Vol. 5
Genre…..:Psychedelic
Style……: Progressive
Label…..: Yellow Sunshine Explosion Rec.
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“Grindhead Jim” Deabenderfer in the studio with CARDIAC ARREST tracking drums for the upcoming fourth album.
Yes, I know that you can’t hear the kicks. I’m sorry you can’t hear the kicks. When the mixes are done, I will re-dub the video with the completed recording.
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