We recently helped a young woman in her 20s, a security guard at a local mall, avoid a theft conviction. She was in a very complicated situation where she was held up at gunpoint and forced to withdraw money while she was at work. Based on the amount alleged to have been stolen, the theft charge was a felony of the fifth degree. The police, upon interrogating her, did not believe her story. They believed she stole the money and subsequently charged her.
As a new mother and a security guard, a felony on her record would have been devastating for her job and her livelihood. She had never been in legal trouble before and was extremely worried about her future. She hired Brad Groene, a Cincinnati felony lawyer, to represent her on this case. After reviewing the evidence, Brad built a defense based on the conflicting stories, credible witnesses who observed the scenario as it happened, and text messages. After attending two court dates in Clermont County, the charge was dismissed. The client did not have a felony conviction on her record and was able to move on with her life.
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