If you feel after your DWI arrest that the police officer targeted you, or that they did not have reasonable suspicion to contact you, or did not have probable cause to arrest you, those are all issues we look at when we evaluate your case.
There is usually video, often a lot of video. There should be video from the patrol car dash camera.
Most officers today are also wearing body cameras.
And in addition to the officer who first makes contact with you, there are often backup officers, which can mean we have camera angles coming from multiple directions.
That allows us to go back and review:
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Why they encountered you
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Why they started talking to you
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Why they claim they had probable cause to arrest you
All of those issues can be evaluated.
If you have been charged with DWI, have questions about a DWI, or you are worried about what the ramifications could be, please call our office.
If you call about your DWI case, we offer free consultations if you are not represented by counsel.
We will talk with you about the possible outcomes and what might happen in your case.
We will help in any way we can.
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