Burglary

With the current hardships many of us are facing due to the economy, it’s not surprising to hear about stories like the one reported by NBC San Diego.  The story tells of a Santee elderly man who recently has been accused of robbing a Bank of America Branch in City Heights on El Cajon Boulevard.  The man said he had never done anything like this in his life but felt desperate.  His plan was to get enough money to pay off his mortgage since he feared that homelessness was in his and his wife’s near future.  He currently finds himself facing charges of three counts of burglary and one count of falsely reporting a bomb to a business.  Obviously these charges are very serious.  If convicted, this 69 year old man could face more than seven years in prison.

Do you currently find yourself in a similar situation – facing criminal charges because of something you would normally never do, due to the present economic crisis?  Did you feel that you had no other option?  If so, you will need an experienced San Diego criminal defense lawyer.   A knowledgeable San Diego criminal defense lawyer will know how to best tell your story to try to win over the sympathy of district attorney.  It is important that you find a San Diego criminal defense lawyer who sympathizes with you, who feels your pain, and who sincerely wants to help you out of your predicament.   Your attorney should be willing to listen and understand your situation to ensure that you receive the best available defense.

If you or someone you love is facing San Diego theft crime charges, please contact Wallin & Klarich today via phone at 1-877-230-1529 or fill out our consultation form for a free evaluation of your San Diego County criminal case.