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Month: December 2016

Driver to fight DUI charge

by Law Offices of John Patrick Ryan | Dec 29, 2016 | Drunk Driving

A California resident intends to contest a 2015 misdemeanor charge of driving under the influence. The 36-year-old man was pulled over because he was allegedly driving erratically and cut in front of an officer from the California department of alcohol beverage...

Synthetic drugs and narcotics laws

by Law Offices of John Patrick Ryan | Dec 20, 2016 | Drug Charges

California residents may not know that the federal government places illegal drugs into one of three categories. Substances like marijuana that are not processed or refined prior to consumption are classified as natural drugs while substances such as cocaine or heroin...

Fish trafficking investigation leads to drug charges

by Law Offices of John Patrick Ryan | Dec 15, 2016 | Drug Charges

Two men who were under investigation for illegal fishing have been charged with drug crimes. California Department of Fish and Wildlife personnel reportedly found marijuana, methamphetamine and thousands of dollars in counterfeit bills while they were investigating...

CHP finds 100 kilograms of heroin in tractor-trailer

by Law Offices of John Patrick Ryan | Dec 9, 2016 | Drug Charges

According to the California Highway Patrol, a tractor-trailer driving through the Victor Valley was found to be carrying an estimated $11 million worth of heroin. A spokesperson said that an officer stopped the truck's driver for allegedly speeding north on the 15...

Field drug test kits shown to be unreliable

by Law Offices of John Patrick Ryan | Dec 7, 2016 | Drug Charges

Some California law enforcement officers use road-side drug test kits so that they can quickly test substances that they suspect are illegal drugs. These are used around the country as well, and an Arkansas case demonstrates that there are problems with these field...