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Aiding & Abetting

Miami Aiding & Abetting Attorney

Aiding and abetting in Florida is a crime that can be brought against those who assist another individual in the commission of a crime. Whether they actually participate in the crime itself, they can be charged and face severe penalties. Typically, an individual charged with aiding and abetting is present during the commission of the crime.

Aiding and abetting is described under Florida Statutes § 220 as conspiring with another individual who takes part in a willful criminal act. 

With the assistance of a Miami aiding and abetting lawyer from our firm, you have a better chance of negotiating your case and having your charges reduced. Give us a call at (786) 244-8010 today

MORE THAN 5,000 Criminal Defense cases and 3,000 DUI CASES DISMISSED

VICTORY BEGINS WITH BECKHAM SOLIS

  • 2nd Degree Murder – Case Dismissed
    At 7:43 PM, the Defendant who was a Miami-Dade Public Transit employee surrendered at the Miami-Dade Police Department. The Defendant and the victim engaged in a heated verbal dispute over which exit door the victim was supposed to utilize. The victim was belligerent and yelled obscene remarks to the Defendant who remained on the driver’s seat. The victim reached the Defendant driver’s side window and states the Defendant yelled “F****, Die b****, Jesus is going to kill you.” The Defendant proceeded to intentionally drive and steer the bus in the direction of the victim, cause the bus to run over the victim, leaving the victim under the bus. The victim was transported to Aventura Hospital in critical conditions. The victim sustained fractures to his left foot, left acetabular fracture, C5/ 6 interior superior end plate fractures, C4 transverse process fracture, left pulmonary contusions, contusions to the right hip, and abrasions to the right knee. The Defendant was charged with 2nd degree attempted murder.
  • Domestic Violence Strangulation – Case Dismissed
    At 4:38 PM law enforcement began to investigate, both the Defendant and Victim 1. The Defendant was taken into custody and taken into interview room for further questioning. The Defendant admitted that he and victim 1 were involved in a verbal dispute but denied that the incident ever became physical. The Defendant and the victims were inside the Defendants vehicle when the argument occurred. Victim 1 explained that the argument escalated when the Defendant slapped her on the left side of her face and moments later on twice on her left thigh. Upon arrival at their home, the Defendant grabbed victim 1 by her hair and shoved her on the bed and mounted her as she now laid next to victim 2. The Defendant then took a black semi-automatic handgun from his waist and stated aloud “Do you want to die today!” Victim 2 began to cry and Victim 1 fled the residence with their child. Victim 1 during the investigation disclosed the Defendant had battered her in the past and provided photographs of the three other events. The Defendant denied this accusations and advised that he was unaware she was injured on those dates. The Defendant was arrested and charged with domestic violence strangulation.
  • Felony Exploitation – Case Dismissed
    The Defendant was employed as social workers and assigned as the caretaker of several elderly people including the 68 years old victim. The Defendant was in a position of trust and had access to the social services office where the victim’s money was kept in a locked box. The box was checked on 07/22/2019 and was missing $200. The Defendant denied taking the money and was taken into custody on a separate charge. The Defendant then admitted to going into the victim’s box and stealing the $200 and was arrested, charged with felony exploitation of an elderly and disabled person.
  • Grand Theft, Domestic Violence, and Aggravated Battery – Case Dismissed
    At 11:30 AM, law enforcement was dispatched in emergency mode in reference to a domestic battery. The officer made contact with the Defendant who stated that he and the victim got into a verbal argument. The victim decided to leave with the child. The victim stated that the Defendant began to argue with her reference to her being pregnant. The victim explained that he got aggressive, grabbed her by the neck and chocked her. The victim also states that he let her go when he noticed she couldn’t breathe. The Defendant was arrested and transported to TGK, charged with Grand Theft, domestic violence strangulation, and aggravated battery on a pregnant woman.
  • Strong Arm Robbery – Case Dismissed
    At 11:44 PM, law enforcement was called to respond to a possible suspect of robbery and battery. The Defendant had been observed by the victim earlier this day as the Defendant approached the victim while she was eating and having drinks with some friends. The Defendant told the victim she needed to leave the location and if not he would take her phone. The victim then told the Defendant she will not leave the place and he became enraged. The Defendant stroke the victim with a closed right fist in the face and grabbed the victim’s wallet and took without permission $200. The victim contacted the SweetWater Police department and advised them of the Defendants location and that the Defendants vehicle that was parked at the rear of the location where the Defendant was found. At a safe distance, the victim was able to positively I.D. The Defendant was then arrested and transported to TGK, charged with strong arm robbery.

Understanding The Penalties For Aiding And Abetting

People who are convicted for aiding and abetting will face the same penalties as the perpetrator of the crime. An individual who takes part in any aspect of a crime can face charges for aiding and abetting. With a high level of involvement, the offense may increase to conspiracy.

Under Florida law, the individual who is charged with aiding and abetting views their assistance as a joint effort for the crime to be committed. Additionally, not reporting a crime is an offense in itself that can be viewed as an act of accomplice.

Call A Trusted Defense Lawyer Today

Have you been charged with aiding and abetting? If so, you will be treated in the same manner as the actual perpetrator. Under Florida law, you are also a criminal offender. Whether the alleged offender played a minor or major role in the commission of the crime, they will need aggressive defense from our lawyers at Beckham Solis, Attorneys at Law.

We can get involved in each aspect of your case to prove insight into what actually took place. We can negotiate with the prosecution handling your case. Our primary goal will be to have your charges dismissed. Contact us online today or at (786) 244-8010 for the aggressive defense you need!

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