Mr. A was arrested, along with his acquaintance, after the acquaintance failed to stop during a routine police check, leading to a car chase. The acquaintance crashed the car during the chase. Upon their arrest, the police searched the car and found quantities of class A and class B drugs, leading to both being arrested for motor vehicle theft and possession of drugs. This led to Mr. A being charged with the offence of ‘allowed to be carried’, where the police argued that Mr. A knew the car was stolen and willingly climbed in as a passenger anyway.
When Mr. A contacted our defence lawyers, they immediately requested all evidence, including undisclosed material, from the prosecution and the police regarding motor vehicle theft. Our theft lawyers verified the legality of the arrest and why Mr. A was charged with these offences in the first place. They worked tirelessly to uncover every crucial detail, pouring over every piece of evidence provided by the prosecution and the police. With the help of forensic experts, they were able to develop a clear and compelling legal strategy that exposed the truth and allowed us to present the full picture to the jury. By leaving no stone unturned, we were able to ensure that justice was truly served.
Our criminal defence solicitors left no stone unturned in their search for the truth, especially in cases of Motor Vehicle Theft. During their meticulous analysis, they uncovered CCTV footage and body-worn camera footage that completely disproved the prosecution’s claims. Before the trial even began, our criminal defence lawyers submitted overwhelming evidence that disproved the prosecution’s allegations and proved our client’s innocence. The prosecution was forced to discontinue the charges and drop the case before it went to trial, freeing our client from all wrongful charges.
Being falsely accused, even of motoring offences or motor vehicle theft, can have severe consequences, from forced fines to negative points on your record. If you, or someone you know, is in a similar situation, don’t hesitate to contact us now.l. We’re here to help defend your rights and protect your interests. Call us today for a free, no-obligation consultation, we’re available 24/7.