A cop decides you have nice things, or too much money in your pocket, or maybe you're driving a nicer car than his. So he takes your stuff! They call it illegal contraband. Every day, cops claim property was obtained from an illegal source or claim its use was intended for an illegal means or illegal activity. And they take it legally! You'll never see your property again -- unless you hire the right lawyer.
Want your property back? Or do you want to help re-decorate your local police station? Put Attorney Troy Locklear's legal skill and courtroom experience to work for you. You need Troy Locklear to stand up for your rights and protect your property.
Troy Locklear has experience in forfeiture cases. Troy knows the ropes. He takes an aggressive approach toward successful return of property wrongfully taken by law enforcement. Troy Locklear understands how to prove seized property is not contraband and is rightfully yours.
Most of these cases are filed while there is a pending criminal charge and in most cases the pending criminal charge is related to narcotics. For example, the officer finds a bottle of a promethazine hydrochloride and in your pocket he finds a few thousand dollars so he takes your money subjecting you to a criminal charge for possession or intent to deliver promethazine hydrochloride and a civil suit for the forfeiture of your money. However, money and other property can be illegal contraband and subject to forfeiture even if there is no pending criminal charge or even an arrest. If there is an arrest or pending criminal charge, the criminal charge does not have to be related to a drug offense. Whether a criminal charge is pending or the cop just took your money and did not arrest you, talk to a lawyer that understands how to get your money back.
If you have had property taken by law enforcement and want to discuss what you need to do to fight for the return of your property then contact Attorney Troy Locklear.
Te han quitado los policias tus pertenencias o dinero que te han posseido y dicen que es dinero lavado, o pertenencias que han sido compradas con dinero de droga,etc.? Contacta al licenciado Troy Locklear
