According to Pennsylvania statutes, a person is guilty if he enters a building or occupied structure, with the purpose to commit a crime therein, unless the premises are at the time open to the public or unless the actor is licensed or privileged to enter.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that a Tunkhannock man broke into a Clarks Summit post office in an attempt to retrieve a package containing bath salts. The post office was closed at the time because of the Martin Luther King holiday. Bath salts recently were classified as an illegal susbstance since the chemical is used for intoxicating purposes. The suspect ihas been charged with felony counts of burglary and theft as well as of a misdemeanor count of criminal trespass.

If you have been charged with a serious felony such as burglary, then you need to contact a Scranton defense attorney in order to ensure that your rights are aggressively protected. Whether in Scranton, Honesdale, Montrose, Stroudsburg, Tunkhannock or Wilkes-Barre, an aggressive and experienced NEPA criminal defense lawyer can navigate you through the complicated criminal system - and will fight for your rights!

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Theft involves the unlawful taking of another's property and is one of the highest invasions of property rights. In some cases, a person you know and trust can take what is rightfully yours without any warning or indication. The most vulnerable victims of theft crimes are often property and business owners who leave valuable items unattended on their property. Even fences or gates keeping intruders out often are ineffective to a determined or desparate individual.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that three men allegedly broke into Lispi's Junkyard and stole metal from the complex. The men await a preliminary hearing on Tuesday.

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Weapons Stolen from Home in Susquehanna County.

According to Pennsylvania statute, a person is guilty if he enters a building or occupied structure with the purpose to commit a crime therein, unless the premises are at the time open to the public or unless the actor is licensed or privileged to enter.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that two black 9mm pistols were stolen from a Susquehanna County home sometime last week. Police are still looking for the stolen items and suspect.

If you have been charged with a serious felony such as burglary, then you need to contact a Scranton criminal defense attorney in order to ensure that your rights are aggressively protected. Whether in Scranton, Honesdale, Montrose or Tunkhannock, an aggressive and experienced NEPA criminal defense attorney can navigate you through the complicated criminal system - and will fight for your rights!

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Theft involves the unlawful taking of another's property and is one of the highest invasions of property rights. In some cases, a person you know and trust can take what is rightfully yours without any warning or indication. The most vulnerable victims of theft crimes are often employers who trust their employees to carry out their jobs honestly. Employees handle large sums of money and products that are vital to the flow of business and when that trust is broken through theft the legal consequences are often severe.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that the treasurer of a local Volunteer Firefighter Relief fund stole around $9,000 from the fund during 2008 and 2009. The treasurer allegedly wrote checks to his secretary and cashed them after she endorsed them. The funds were never accounted for and there is no record of equipment purchased for the firefighters.

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Theft involves the unlawful taking of another's property and is one of the highest invasions of property rights. In some cases, a person you know and trust can take what is rightfully yours without any warning or indication. The most vulnerable victims of theft crimes are often businesses which store large quanitites of valuables unguarded on their property. Desperate or opportunistic people prey upon businesses and steal items and cash for their own benefit to the severe financial detriment of the business.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that Chief Daniel Duffy of the Scranton Police Department apprehended a man suspected of breaking into a PPL Facility to steal copper wire this past summer. The suspect is charged with theft, criminal trespass, and burglary.

If you have been charged with a serious felony such as burglary, then you need to contact an experienced Scranton lawyer in order to ensure that your rights are aggressively protected. Whether in Scranton, Honesdale, Montrose, Stroudsburg, Tunkhannock or Wilkes-Barre, a Scranton criminal defense lawyer can navigate you through the complicated criminal system - and will fight for your rights!

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Burglar Plunders Long John Silver's in Moosic.

According to Pennsylvania statute, a person is guilty of burglary if he enters a building or occupied structure, with the purpose to commit a crime therein, unless the premises are at the time open to the public or unless the actor is licensed or privileged to enter. Burglary is a felony, and whether it is graded as a first-degree felony or third-degree felony depends on factors such as whether the structure has been adapted for overnight accommodation and whether any person is present therein. And the intent to commit a crime therein must have been formulated prior to or simultaneous with entering and could be for any crime, not only theft.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that Long John Silver's restaurant in Moosic was burglarized during the early-morning hours on Saturday after the suspect smashed a glass window for entry. The restaurant is still reviewing inventory in order to discover how much money and other items were taken.

If you have been charged with a serious felony such as burglary, then you need to contact an experienced criminal attorney in order to ensure that your rights are aggressively protected. Whether in Scranton, Honesdale, Montrose, Stroudsburg, Tunkhannock or Wilkes-Barre, an aggressive and experienced Scranton criminal lawyer can navigate you through the complicated criminal system - and will fight for your rights!

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Theft involves the unlawful taking of another's property and is one of the highest invasions of property rights. In some cases, a person you know and trust can take what is rightfully yours without any warning. The most vulnerable victims of theft crimes are often employees inside convenient stores and small retail shops. Desperate or aggressive criminals target these stores, which have very few security measures, if any, and a constant flow of foot traffic and money changing hands. A distracted or unsuspecting cashier may be easily taken advantage of by thieves and robbers.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that city police are searching for two men after a collection jar raising funds for a sick little girl was stolen from a North Scranton pizzeria. According to the report, when the counter worker turned his back to prepare a food order, the two men grabbed the jar, concealed it under their shirt and walked out with money jar.

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Theft is defined as the unlawful taking of another's property and is one of the highest invasions of property rights. In some cases, a person you know and trust may take what is rightfully yours without any warning or indication. The most vulnerable victims of theft crimes are often vehicle owners who leave their vehicles unattended for significant periods of time or in remote places without security. Attempted theft can occur when the suspect makes a substantial step toward the commission of a theft or is found in dangerous proximity with instrumentalities normally used in connection with a theft. The instrumentalities need not be illegal by themselves, but the question would be determined by a jury under the "totality of the circumstances" as to whether an attempted theft occurred.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that a Moosic man has been charged by Moosic police with attempted theft of a motor vehicle after allegedly trying to enter a vehicle occupied by undercover police officers. Undercover Moosic police were in a parked SUV at 4:00 a.m. Saturday and said they watched the suspect approach and then open the door to the vehicle they were in. The suspect was found in possession of a screwdriver, wire cutters and a pocketknife.

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According to Pennsylvania statute, a person is guilty of burglary if he enters a building or occupied structure with the intent to commit a crime therein, unless the premises are at the time open to the public or unless the actor is licensed or privileged to enter. Burglary is a first-degree felony when it involves a structure adapted for overnight accommodation or a structure not adapted for overnight accommodation in which a person is present. Otherwise it is a second-degree felony. And the intended crime therein need not be theft; it may be any crime.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that city police arrested a Dunmore man Wednesday for allegedly stealing a Samurai sword and jewelry from a North Main Avenue home in July. The suspect has been charged with two counts of burglary and one count each of criminal trespass, theft by unlawful taking and criminal conspiracy.

If you have been charged with a serious felony such as burglary, then you need to contact an experienced criminal defense attorney in order to ensure that your rights are aggressively protected. Whether in Scranton, Honesdale, Montrose, Stroudsburg, Tunkhannock or Wilkes-Barre, an aggressive and experienced burglary defense attorney can navigate you through the complicated criminal system - and will fight for your rights!

Contact an experienced burglary defense lawyer at Rogan Law today! We are ready to protect you!

According to Pennsylvania statute, a person is guilty of burglary if he enters a building or occupied structure with the intent to commit a crime therein, unless the premises are at the time open to the public or unless the actor is licensed or privileged to enter. Burglary is a felony, and whether it is graded as a first-degree felony or third-degree felony depends on factors such as whether the structure has been adapted for overnight accommodation and whether any person is present therein. And the intent to commit a crime therein must have been formulated prior to or simultaneous with entering the structure, not after, and could be for any crime, not only theft.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that two Green Ridge homes were burglarized during the daytime on Monday. The owners of the homes arrived home to find several drawers open and many valuable items missing. Scranton police are still searching for the suspects.

If you have been charged with a serious felony such as burglary, then you need to contact an experienced criminal defense attorney in order to ensure that your rights are aggressively protected. Whether in Scranton, Honesdale, Montrose, Stroudsburg, Tunkhannock or Wilkes-Barre, an aggressive and experienced criminal defense attorney can navigate you through the complicated criminal system - and will fight for your rights!

Don't risk a long prison sentence by putting your liberty in the hands of the legal system or of an inexperienced or unavailable lawyer. Contact an aggressive and experienced burglary defense lawyer at Rogan Law today! We are ready to protect you.

Theft involves the unlawful taking of another's property and is one of the highest invasions of property rights. In some cases, a person you know and trust can take what is rightfully yours without any warning or indication. The most vulnerable victims of theft crimes are often property owners who leave valuable items in sheds and structures not connected their house. Sheds, disconnected garages, and backyards are easily accessible by criminals, and criminals can steal items without detection during either the day or night.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that a golf car was stolen from a backyard shed in Paupack Township. Pennsylvania State Police at Honesdale report that a white Yamaha golf cart was taken from the shed sometime between in September.

Whether in Scranton, Montrose, Wilkes-Barre, Honesdale, Tunkhannock, Stroudsburg, or anywhere in NEPA, the first step in securing a fair trial is to contact an experienced criminal defense attorney today. Don't leave your liberty and reputation in the hands of an inexperienced and unavailable lawyer! An aggressive and experienced lawyer will ensure your voice is heard!

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Third Arson in One Month in Wayne County.

Arson is a serious crime classified as a felony under most statutes, punishable by severe imprisonment or even death where a fire has been intentionally deadly. Many jurisdictions impose prison sentences commensurate with the seriousness of the criminal intent of the accused. A finding, therefore, that arson had been committed intentionally would result in a longer prison sentence than a finding that it had been done recklessly. Where a human life has been endangered, the penalty is most severe.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that an abandoned building in Wayne County was intentionally set on fire and that it was the third arson in three weeks in Wayne County. All of the fires were set in the early morning hours, but the police have not ruled the three arsons connected at this time.

If you are accused and convicted of arson, then you are looking at serving a long jail sentence. Protect your legal rights by hiring an experienced criminal defense lawyer today. Don't leave your freedom and legal rights in the hands of the legal system. Whether in Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Hazelton, Honesdale, Tunkhannock, Stroudsburg, or anywhere in NEPA, the first step in securing a fair trial is to contact an experienced criminal defense attorney today.

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Robbery is the taking of another's property by use of force or intimidation and is a very serious and troubling crime. Victims of robbery are often frightened and rattled by the severe invasion of their personal well being as well as by the deprivation of their valuable property. Banks are historically a very common target due to the nature of a bank holding large quantities of money. Banks have instituted many methods to deter robbery, but are still routinely plagued by robbers using force to steal large quantities of money.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that they have apprehended a man in connection with a robbery of a bank in Susquehanna County, PA on August 19th. The alleged suspect is being held on $50,000 bail in the Susquehanna County Correctional Facility near Montrose.

If you are accused of committing a robbery or other felony in Scranton, then you need to talk to an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. A Scranton criminal defense lawyer from Rogan Law will listen to your side of the story and will fight to ensure your legal rights are protected.

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Man Steals From Employer.

Theft involves the unlawful taking of another's property and is of the highest invasions of property rights. In some cases, a person you know and trust can take what is rightfully yours without any warning or indication. The most vulnerable victims of theft crimes are often employers who trust their employees to carry out their jobs honestly. Employees handle large sums of money and products vital to the flow of business, and when employee trust has been broken through theft, the legal consequences are severe.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that a man stole roughly $100,000 from his employer and then gambled much of the money away. The employer noticed the money missing when he found the company safe open and empty at the worksite. The suspect was apprehended and now faces serious charges for the alleged theft.

If you are accused of committing a theft or robbery in Scranton, then you need to talk to an experienced Scranton criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. A Scranton criminal defense lawyer from Rogan Law will listen to your side of the story and will fight to ensure your legal rights are protected.

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Robbery And Theft Attorney In Scranton.

Robbery is defined as theft by use of force, whether with slight force or through the use of a weapon. It is a very serious offense, carrying a sentence of up to twenty years in prison. Penalties for a robbery offense have the potential to seriously disrupt your life, especially if you do not have an experienced criminal defense lawyer to help you navigate the criminal justice system.

Today's Scranton Times-Tribune reports that a man entered First Liberty Bank and Trust on Wyoming Avenue in Scranton, jumped on the counter and demanded money, and then fled on foot. Thankfully no one was injured in this crime, but the alleged robber did point a gun at a clerk. A robbery charge such as this one is extremely serious, and individuals facing criminal charges such a crime need to hire the right criminal defense attorney to handle the job.

At Rogan Law, we can help you if you have been charged with robbery. Hiring an experienced lawyer right away will give the attorney more time to gather information and evidence and to come up with more effective defense strategies.

For help with criminal charges, contact an experienced and knowledgable Scranton Wilkes-Barre criminal defense attorney today!

Why Seek An Attorney For Shoplifting?

If you are facing simple shoplifting charges, then you may wonder why you should seek the legal help of an attorney at all. Understandably, you want to do what is in your best interest. The penalties you could face may seem minor, but even where a plea bargain offered by the prosecuting attorney seems reasonable you should discuss the matter with an experienced Scranton criminal defense lawyer who can help you understand what you are truly up against.

A compassionate, knowledgable and experienced Scranton criminal defense attorney at Rogan Law will help decipher the complex nature of your case. Since a shoplifting charge could be a summary, a misdemeanor or a felony, do not hesitate to seek legal counsel today.

Regardless of the particular shoplifting or retail theft charges you may be facing, now is the time to consult an attorney about your legal options with regards to these charges. An attorney will be your first line of defense against the efforts of the prosecution and law enforcement, who will extend their energies to put you behind bars - even for a semmingly minor shoplifting offense. Rogan Law represents clients throughout Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Honesdale, Tunkhannock, and the Poconos, and we offer a free consultation to help you get started.