According to a report by the Houston Chronicle, among the motorists who have been issued citations for driving while intoxicated (DWI) recently in Houston, one of the most common offenses involves driving under the influence of PCP. The Chronicle previously reported that Houston is the largest metro area with a significant PCP problem, and the […] The post Houston DWI Cases Veer Toward PCP Use appeared first on Neal Davis Law Firm ..read more

Houston’s KPRC Channel 2 at click2houston.com reports there has been “mishandling” and “delayed response time” to sexual assault reports by Houston Police and Harris County Sheriff’s Office authorities and that it may be an “ongoing problem,” dating back to 2021. To acknowledge and address the problem, HPD Chief Troy Finner labeled it “unacceptable” and said […] The post Houston Police Fail To Investigate All Sexual Assaults appeared first on Neal Davis Law Firm ..read more

If you’re concerned that an action you’ve taken may be construed as bribery, you should be asking if you can go to jail or prison for a bribery offense. The daunting answer is yes, as demonstrated by the sentencing of a former top aide to former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner. According to ABC affiliate KTRK […] The post Can I Go to Jail or Prison for Bribery? appeared first on Neal Davis Law Firm ..read more

If you or a loved one ever is stopped by police for suspected drunk driving, you’ll probably wonder how much time you might spend in jail for a charge of DWI, or driving while intoxicated. That question certainly springs to mind this week with the news that Patrick Mahomes Sr., father of Super Bowl-bound Kansas […] The post How Much Jail Time Can You Serve for DWI in Texas? appeared first on Neal Davis Law Firm ..read more

If you’re asking that question, the answer is yes. Fraud is a serious crime on the federal or state level and can lead to a lengthy prison sentence, a high fine or both. In fact, a Houston man was just sentenced to 21 months in federal prison and ordered to pay $11 million in restitution […] The post Can I Go to Prison for White-Collar Fraud? appeared first on Neal Davis Law Firm ..read more

A former employee of the Galleria shopping center in Houston has been arrested and charged with the federal crime of sexual exploitation of children. According to KPRC click2houston.com, the man reportedly recorded videos of himself sexually assaulting at least 2 toddlers. KPRC said it had obtained the federal criminal complaint, which indicated that Arthur Hector […] The post Ex-Galleria Employee Charged With Sexual Exploitation of Children appeared first on Neal Davis Law Firm ..read more

Harris County “time and time again” leads the nation in DWI-related deaths, Houston Police Chief Troy Finner said shortly before a multi-agency task force of area law enforcement partners arrested and jailed at least 104 persons for driving while intoxicated between December 29, 2023, and January 1, 2024. Those arrests were among at least 213 […] The post Harris County Is Tops for DWI-Related Deaths appeared first on Neal Davis Law Firm ..read more

A former employee of the National Football League’s Jacksonville Jaguars has been charged with stealing over $22 million from the team, reports USA Today and The Florida Times-Union. Amit Patel faces federal charges for allegedly spending the money on personal expenses such as a condo, a $95,000 watch and luxury travel, as noted in charging […] The post Charges Cite $22 Million Theft from Jacksonville Jaguars appeared first on Neal Davis Law Firm ..read more

Texas native and pro football star Von Miller voluntarily surrendered himself to law enforcement in the Dallas suburb of Glenn Heights in response to an arrest warrant police issued for him on a domestic violence charge of assault on a pregnant woman. ABC News reports that the linebacker for the Buffalo Bills was booked into […] The post NFL’s Von Miller Arrested for Domestic Violence appeared first on Neal Davis Law Firm ..read more

According to ABC News, an ex-lawmaker from Connecticut was expected to turn himself in to authorities on December 4, 2023, to start serving a federal prison sentence for wire fraud. Former state representative Michael DiMassa, 32, had pleaded guilty to 3 counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud in November 2022, having been arrested on […] The post Former Lawmaker Heads to Prison for Wire Fraud appeared first on Neal Davis Law Firm ..read more