Man Allegedly Hits Wife with a Shovel

Assault is the knowing or intentional infliction of bodily harm upon another. Aggravated assault is more serious than simple assault and usually involves some object used as a weapon and/or the intent to cause serious bodily injury to the other person. Weapons lead to more severe criminal charges and increased jail time. There are often defenses or justifications for assaulting another person such as self-defense or defense of a third party. Although the person whom you assaulted may have instigated and thrown the first punch, you may still be charged in the criminal system and fined and imprisoned.

According to the Scranton Times-Tribune a Carbondale man allegedly struck his wife with a shovel and broom after a verbal argument over the husband's drunken behavior. The husband is being held at Lackawanna County prison and awaits a preliminary hearing.

If you are accused of aggravated assault or simple assault, you need a Scranton criminal defense lawyer to navigate the legal system and ensure that your rights are protected. A Lackawanna County criminal defense lawyer will listen to your side of the story and present any available defenses to the charges at hand.

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Moosic Man Charged with Assaulting Girlfriend

Assault is the knowing or intentional infliction of bodily harm upon another. Aggravated assault is more serious than simple assault and usually involves some object used as a weapon and/or the intent to cause serious bodily injury to the other person. Weapons lead to more severe criminal charges and increased jail time. There are often defenses or justifications for assaulting another person such as self-defense or defense of a third party. Although the person whom you assaulted may have instigated and thrown the first punch, you may still be charged in the criminal system and fined and imprisoned.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that a 26-year old Moosic man was arrested for allegedly pulling his girlfriend's hair. The man faces charges of simple assault, criminal mischief, and harassment. The suspect is awaiting a preliminary hearing.

If you are accused of aggravated assault or simple assault, you need a Moosic criminal defense lawyer to navigate the legal system and ensure that your rights are protected. A Scranton defense attorney will listen to your side of the story and present any available defenses to the charges at hand.

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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 being deprived of their valuable property or money. Store clerks and owners are often the targets of violent robbers because of the stores lack of security and handle large amounts of money.

WNEP.com reports that a World War II veteran and owner of a Freeland Deli was thrown to the ground and was robbed while he was at the cash register in the deli. The suspect is still at large and is described as a 5'9" white male.

If you are accused of committing a robbery or other felony in Luzerne County, then you need to talk to a NEPA criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible. A Freeland criminal defense attorney 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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Assault is the knowing or intentional infliction of bodily harm upon another. Aggravated assault is more serious than simple assault and usually involves some object used as a weapon and/or the intent to cause serious bodily injury to the other person. Weapons lead to more severe criminal charges and increased jail time. There are often defenses or justifications for assaulting another person such as self-defense or defense of a third party. Although the person assaulted may have instigated and thrown the first punch, it still may be charged in the criminal system, and fined and imprisoned.

The ScrantonTimes-Tribune reports that a Scranton man was arrested Monday after he bit his roommate and threatened the roommate with a knife during a dispute inside their shared apartment. The suspect was charged with simple assault and harassment and awaits a preliminary hearing.

If you are accused of aggravated assault or simple assault, then you need a NEPA criminal defense attorney to navigate the legal system and to ensure your rights are protected. A Scranton criminal defense lawyer will listen to your side of the story and will present any available defenses to the charges at hand.

Don't leave your rights and freedom in the hands of the legal system. Contact an experienced Scranton lawyer at Rogan Law today.

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!

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Rape is the unlawful compelling of a person through physical force, duress, or undue influence to engage in sexual intercourse where consent of the victim is not given or where the victim is incapable of giving legal consent, whether because of age or because of incapacitation. A person is unable to legally consent to sexual intercourse when the age of the consenting person is below a statutory minimum required by the specific state law. In the United States, the age of consent typically is between ages 16 and 18, depending on the state. The age of consent in Pennsylvania is 16, but there are instances of "close-in-age" exceptions where the individuals engaged in voluntary sexual relations are teens only a few years apart in age. Typically, if the alleged statutory rapist is more than four years older than the underage victim, then the "close-in-age" exception to prosecution may not apply.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that a warrant for the arrest of a 33-year-old man has been issued for allegedly raping and sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl. The suspect is believed to be in California and awaits a hearing, upon arrest, to address the charges of rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, statutory sexual assault, aggravated indecent assault, corruption of minors and unlawful contact with a minor, according to a criminal complaint filed Friday.

If you have been charged with a serious felony such as rape, 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!

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Scranton Man Slashed.

Stabbing, shooting, punching, or any type of offensive contact inflicted upon another person will land the aggressor in serious legal trouble. Assault is the knowing or intentional infliction, or attempt thereof, of bodily harm upon another person. Aggravated assault is more serious than simple assault and usually involves some object used as a weapon and/or the intent to cause serious bodily injury to the other person. The object need not be a knife or gun, but could be any object used to inflict bodily harm upon another, including feet or fists. Weapons could lead to more severe criminal charges and to increased jail time. There often are defenses or justifications for assaulting another person such as self-defense or defense of a third party. Although the person assaulted may have instigated the encounter or may have thrown the first punch, you may still be charged in the criminal system and imprisoned.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that a homeless Scranton man was slashed with a blade by a passerby in the early morning hours Saturday near South Sherman Street. The victim was taken to the Regional Hospital of Scranton and is recovering from his wounds. The victim was unable to give a description of the assailant and the police are still investigating the crime.

If you have been charged with aggravated assault or with another serious felony, then you need to contact an aggressive and experienced Scranton criminal defense attorney right away. Whether in Luzerne County, Lackawanna County, Monroe County, Wayne County, Wyoming County, Susquehanna County, or Carbon County, an aggressive criminal defense lawyer can navigate you through the complicated criminal system and can ensure that your legal rights are protected!

Don't risk a long prison sentence by putting your liberty in the hands of an inexperienced or unavailable lawyer. Contact an experienced criminal defense attorney at Rogan Law today! We will fight for your legal rights!

Wilkes-Barre Drive-By Shooting.

Cities have been plagued by gun violence for years and have left police and investigators baffled as to the means to prevent and stop the violence. A common form of intimidation and gun violence used by criminals has been drive-by shootings. Drive-by shootings allow the assailant to leave the scene quickly as well as to prevent the identification of the shooter by possible eye witnesses. Investigators only hope of solving crimes linked to drive-by shootings is to identify the vehicle used and to begin questioning persons connected with the vehicle.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that Wilkes-Barre police are investigating a drive-by shooting that took place near Sherman Street on Saturday night. The victim is in stable condition and reported that two men driving a green car were the culprits. Police are still looking for the shooters.

Attempted murder, aggravated assault, and felony weapons charges are the most common charges brought against anyone charged with a drive-by shooting. If you have been charged with a serious felony, then you need to contact an experienced criminal defense attorney in order to ensure that your rights are aggressively protected. Whether in Luzerne County, Lackawanna County, Monroe County, Wayne County, Wyoming County, Susquehanna County or Carbon County, an aggressive and experienced criminal defense attorney can navigate you through the complicated criminal system - and will fight for your rights!

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Felony Charges.

A convicted felon found in possession of a firearm faces serious criminal charges regardless of the intended use or lack of use of the weapon. Longer sentences and heavier fines apply to convicted felons found in possession of a firearm when the weapon is loaded or is involved in the commission of another criminal offense. Statutes banning the unlawful possession of a firearm by a convicted felon exist in all fifty of the United States despite the U.S. Constitution's protection of "the right to bear arms" through the Second Amendment.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that a convicted felon was apprehended by a bouncer at a local nightclub and that a weapon was seized by the bouncer after breaking up a fight between the convicted felon and another nightclub patron. Scranton police identified the suspect as a convicted felon from a drug trafficking charge in 2005. The suspect was carrying a loaded 9mm pistol tucked into his belt and reportedly had a loaded round in the chamber ready to fire. The suspect was charged and arrested. And he was released from Lackawanna County Prison after posting $10,000 bail. He awaits his preliminary hearing.

If you have been charged with a serious felony, then you need to contact an experienced criminal defense attorney in order to ensure that your rights are aggressively protected. Whether in Luzerne County, Lackawanna County, Monroe County, Wayne County, Wyoming County, Susquehanna County or Carbon County, 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 criminal defense lawyer at Rogan Law today! We are ready to protect you.

Scranton Police Search for Suspect in Bar Stabbing.

Assault is the knowing or intentional infliction of bodily harm upon another. Aggravated assault is more serious than simple assault and usually involves some object used as a weapon and/or an intent to cause serious bodily injury to the other person. The object need not be a knife or gun, but could be any object used to inflict bodily harm upon another. Weapons lead to more severe criminal charges and to increased jail time. There often are defenses or justifications for assaulting another person such as self-defense or defense of a third party. Although the person whom you assaulted may have instigated the encounter or may have thrown the first punch, you may still be charged in the criminal system and fined and imprisoned.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that a Scranton man was stabbed outside a bar Friday night. The victim received several stitches from the stab wound inflicted by a 6 inch steak knife. Police have issued a warrant for the arrest of the suspect who is being charged with assault, harassment and disorderly conduct.

If you are charged with a serious felony such as aggravated assault, then you need to an experienced criminal defense attorney in order to ensure that your rights are aggressively protected. Whether in Luzerne County, Lackawanna County, Monroe County, Wayne County, Wyoming County, Susquehanna County or Carbon County, an aggressive and experienced criminal defense attorney will navigate you through the complicated criminal system and will fight for your rights!

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Weapon Charges.

When a police officer stops a vehicle during a traffic or speeding violation, it is important for the driver to remain calm and respectful to the officer. Suspicious activity and behavior of the driver or passengers inside the car may give the officer probable cause to search the vehicle. Although the Fourth Amendment to the U. S. Constitution protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures, the motor vehicle has been a particular area of concern regarding the constitutionality of the officer's search and the requirements for probable cause.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that two men have been charged with felony gun possession and receiving stolen property subsequent to being stopped by Pennsylvania State Police for speeding. Both men were committed to the Monroe County Correctional Facility following their arrest.

If you are pulled over by the police and have reason to believe that the search of your vehicle and personal effects inside the vehicle were without probable cause, whether in Monroe County, Lackawanna County, Luzerne County, Wayne County, or whether in any county of NEPA, then you need to defend your legal rights! The first step in combating an unlawful search, or an illegal search, is to contact an experienced Scranton criminal defense attorney. An experienced Scranton criminal defense lawyer will defend your individual liberty and will fight to have unlawfully seized evidence deemed inadmissible at a possible criminal trial.

Don't leave your rights and freedom in the hands of the legal system. Contact an experienced Scranton lawyer at Rogan Law today!

Scranton Woman Assaults Neighbor.

Assault is the knowing or intentional infliction of bodily harm upon another. Aggravated assault is more serious than simple assault and usually involves some object used as a weapon and/or the intent to cause serious bodily injury to the other person. Weapons lead to more severe criminal charges and increased jail time. There often are defenses or justifications for assaulting another person such as self-defense or defense of a third party. Although the person whom you assaulted may have instigated and thrown the first punch, you still may be charged in the criminal system and fined and imprisoned.

The Scranton Times-Tribune reports that a Scranton woman was charged with aggravated assault and simple assault after she approached her neighbor with a sharp object, punched the neighbor, and smashed a bottle off the victims head. The alleged perpetrator is being held at Lackawanna County jail awaiting a preliminary hearing.

If you are accused of aggravated assault or simple assault, then you need an experienced Scranton criminal defense attorney to navigate the legal system and to ensure that your rights are protected. A Scranton criminal defense lawyer will listen to your side of the story and will present any available defenses to the charges at hand.

Don't leave your rights and freedom in the hands of the legal system. Contact an experienced criminal defense lawyer at Rogan Law today.