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How to Deal with a Grand Theft Felony Charge

Andrew Stine
Date: September 30, 2011 11:57 AM
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How to Deal with a Grand Theft Felony Charge
Theft in the state of Florida is charged at varying degrees depending on the amount stolen. Recently, there have been several people charged with theft around the South Florida are for stealing Air Conditioning units which usually results in a grand theft charge because of the cumulative dollar amount of items stolen.
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Why are AC Unit Thefts So Common?

Andrew Stine
Date: August 31, 2011 11:01 AM
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Why are AC Unit Thefts So Common?
The price of copper is at its peak right now, which is causing a large spike in air conditioning thefts and burglary. South Florida is experiencing an immense amount of burglaries where criminals are specifically targeting homes, business, churches, schools, any building with access to an AC unit.
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What is the Seniors vs. Crimes Project?

Andrew Stine
Date: August 22, 2011 10:45 AM
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Source: Palm Beach Post
What is the Seniors vs. Crimes Project?
All over South Florida, seniors are banding together to protect their own. Florida now has a growing army of “Senior Sleuths” dedicated to catching people who commit crimes against the elderly. These retirees and other silver-haired volunteers do everything from spend their time on the phone while in bed to conducting undercover investigations.
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Is Carjacking a Felony?

Andrew Stine
Date: August 15, 2011 10:38 AM
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Is Carjacking a Felony?
Carjacking is a serious crime in the state of Florida. Recent carjacking numbers have increased along with the new "bump and rob" type of robbery. Carjacking is a first degree felony and is defined as the forcible or violent taking of a motor vehicle from the owner with the intent of either permanently or temporarily depriving the owner of the said motor vehicle. While it is serious, it is unfortunately very common in South Florida.
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How Common are Burglaries and Robberies in South Florida?

Andrew Stine
Date: July 18, 2011 10:00 AM
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Source: WPTV News
How Common are Burglaries and Robberies in South Florida?
In 2009, there were 30,911 reported robberies. That number continues to increase. Out of every state in the country, Florida ranks the 5th highest for the robbery rate as of 2009, according to The Disaster Center. There is generally a new robbery every day locally in West Palm Beach covered in the news. 
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What to Do if You are Caught Carjacking

Andrew Stine
Date: July 4, 2011 10:04 AM
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Source: Palm Beach Post
What to Do if You are Caught Carjacking
Happy 4th of July! Some people have not had such a good weekend so far. According to the Palm Beach Post, two men were carjacked and one was stuffed into the trunk late last night. Police are trying to figure out if this incident is part of the “bump and rob” trend that’s starting to become more commonplace in the West Palm Beach area lately.
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How Serious is Grand Theft of an Elderly Person?

Andrew Stine
Date: June 29, 2011 11:07 AM
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How Serious is Grand Theft of an Elderly Person?
Have you ever wondered what type of felony it is to steal from an elderly person? Because of their age, it is a very sensitive crime and depending on the amount, can be a first, second ,or third degree felony. According to an article in WPTV News, two women employed by the state have been caught taking advantage of an elderly woman and stealing from her while she was hospitalized for dementia.
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