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This blog is anecdotal in nature. No post regarding a verdict or result obtained should be taken as a guarantee that the Umansky Law Firm can achieve the same verdict or result in your particular case. Each case has its own unique set of circumstances and facts and a lawyer is not allowed to guarantee the outcome of any case they undertake. However, we will be privileged to represent you, and we will work hard to fight for your rights and try to achieve the best possible outcome for you. If you have been accused of a crime, please call us today at or link to us at contact us for a free case evaluation.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Guest Robbed While Sitting at Hotel Pool
A guest in town for a world peace conference was robbed while sitting at a Lake Mary Hampton Inn on Monday morning. Police say the suspect took a tour of the hotel then walked out to the pool area. He ordered the victim to the ground and then stole his wallet, keys, computer and iPhone. The suspect then jumped the pool wall and took off in a dark blue Ford Expedition.
Police claim that crime is up overall in Seminole County. While those who find themselves on the wrong side of the law may be let off easier if they are first time offenders, those who have been charged more than once may see their freedom vanish for years to come. Even if you are not sent to prison, engaging in criminal activity can affect your freedom in other ways including:
- Fines and court costs
- Loss of scholarships or professional and occupational licenses
- Loss of drivers license
- Probation
- Counseling
- Permanent misdemeanor or felony on your record
- Loss of right to vote
If you have been accused of a crime in Orange County or the Orlando, Florida area, please contact the experienced criminal defense attorneys at the Umansky Law Firm. We offer a free and confidential initial evaluation of your case.
posted by Neil at 3:14 PM
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