Jerry Moon, 18, from Stevenson Ranch, will enter a plea in court next month to the charges outlined in a 13-page felony complaint against him.

Moon was held on $16 million bail after his arraignment began Tuesday on rape, attempted murder and 15 other charges in San Fernando Superior Court.

The charges include: one count of first degree burglary; two counts of attempted murder; six counts of sexual penetration by a foreign object; one count of first degree residential robbery; three counts of forcible rape; three counts forcible oral copulation; and one count of false imprisonment by violence.

The case against Moon began when deputies responded to a residential robbery on January 8, 2012 and then learned that a female had been sexually assaulted. DNA evidence among other evidence connected Moon to the crimes.

Moon is potentially facing life in state prison.

If you are facing a crime and are scheduled to appear at the San Fernando Courthouse, you should know that San Fernando Court is one of our main courts, our home court if you will. We are well known and well respected by the judges and prosecutors of the San Fernando Court which plays an advantage to our clients.

Our San Fernando Criminal Lawyers have a combined 75 years of experience and we have handled cases ranging from murder to burglary to battery to theft crimes to drug crimes to DUIs to white collar crimes.

If you are facing a crime contact our San Fernando Court Lawyers at 818-986-2092 and set up a free face to face consultation.

A pursuit of gang members has resulted in 3 gang member arrests in the Harbor area.

Bruno Pineda, 20, a reputed Rancho San Pedro street gang member, faces one count of receiving stolen property and 10 counts of forgery.

Pineda allegedly deposited 10 checks he received from his sister into an account at his bank in July totaling $1,615. The checks were stolen from a storage area burglarized earlier that month.

Wendy Lizeth Nunez, an alleged member of Westside Wilmas gang, has been charged with one count of making criminal threats and one count of petty theft.

Andre Jeremiah Merced, 18, of San Pedro was charged with four counts of burglary from a motor vehicle, two counts of tampering with a vehicle and one count of vandalism.
Pineda, Nunez and Merced all face additional gang allegations and are all scheduled for arraignment Febuary 22, 2012.

Our Criminal Defense Attorneys deal with charges like this on weekly basis. We have handled numerous amounts of gang related cases, especially in the San Fernando courthouse, where we are well known and well respected by the judges and prosecutors.

Our Defense Lawyers in Los Angeles handle cases all throughout Los Angeles County. Whether you are facing a criminal charge out of the San Fernando Courthouse or any other court in Los Angeles, our Los Angeles Defense Attorneys can and will help.

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Back in August of 2011 Kobe Bryant was accused of assaulting a man during Sunday church service.

The alleged victim, Thomas Hagos, 20, claimed that Bryant aggressively pulled on his arm because Bryant thought Hagos took his picture.

No charges will be filed against Lakers star Kobe Bryant over an alleged incident in August at a church in San Diego, the city attorney’s office announced Tuesday.

Hagos later went to the hospital with a minor wrist sprain.

The City Attorney’s office announced on Tuesday February 7, 2012 that no charges will be filed against Bryant. The prosecutors stated that it would ethically wrong to file charges as there is no sufficient evidence the prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt.

Additionally, after the incident, Bryant denied that he hurt the young man.

as Criminal Defense Attorneys based out of Los Angeles, we make tons of appearances in the San Fernando Courthouse and we have dealt with many cases involving assault, battery, and other violent crimes. We have defended our clients aggressively and diligently making sure that we get the most favorable results for them.

San Fernando Courthouse is one of our home courts and we are well known and well respected by the judges and prosecutors which is advantageous for our clients.

If you or someone you know is facing a crime and is scheduled to appear at the San Fernando Courthouse, contact our San Fernando Criminal Defense Lawyers at 818-986-2092 and set up a free face to face case evaluation.

A 15-year-old boy from Oakland, California was arrested after admitting to killing his parents and hiding their bodies in the family car.

The minor was arrested Saturday January 28, 2012 on suspicion of killing Robert Kamin, 54, and Susan Poff, 50, whose bodies were found hidden beneath blankets in the car parked outside the family home.

Police had gone to the house when co-workers reported that they had not shown up to work but left when nothing appeared suspicious.

Following another call to the police, an officer went back to the home and observed a body part sticking out from underneath the blanket in the car.

The motive to why the couple was killed and how the couple was killed has not been released or yet discovered.

Situations like this where premeditated murder is involved a minor may be tried as an adult and face 25 years to life in prison.

Our Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorneys have handled high profile cases such as murder and have achieved great results for our clients. We are well known in the Van Nuys and San Fernando Court houses and well respected by the judges and prosecutors.

Our Defense Lawyers in L.A. work very hard to get our clients the best possible results by asserting any and all applicable defenses.

If you are facing murder or any other crime, contact our San Fernando Court Criminal Defense Attorneys at 818-986-2092 and set up a free face to face consultation.

Aide Mendez, a 23 year old Fresno mother, shot four family members and killed herself on January 15, 2012.

Further investigation revealed that Mendez had more than eight times the amount of methamphetamine in her system.

People with more than 300 nanograms per milliliter of the drug in their systems tend to be at risk for bizarre behavior.

Toxicology reports showed that Mendez had 2,500 nanograms per milliliter in her system when she began shooting.

Mendez killed her 3-year-old son, her 17-month-old daughter, and her boyfriend’s cousin. The boyfriend also was shot and stabbed but survived.

Police said Mendez took video of herself on an iPad smoking meth hours before the killings.

Methamphetamine is an illegal controlled substance and possession in any amount is illegal and has severe penalties. Drug crimes are very serious and can result in long term imprisonment.

In the case of Mendez, if she was alive she would be charged with possession of methamphetamine as well as murder. Charges this serious require a criminal defense attorney that is exceptional, experienced, and most of all aggressive.

Our Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorneys have a combined 75 years of experienced and have handled cases such as murder and case involving illegal drugs.

If you are facing crimes of such high altitude contact our San Fernando Court Criminal Defense Attorneys at 818-986-2092 and set up a free case evaluation.

Francisco Javier Rodriguez Jr., 17, was getting home from a soccer game on the night of January 11, 2012.
A woman knocked on his door and asked him to come outside. Rodriguez said to his family he is stepping out and as soon as he said that and stepped out he was shot by a man waiting in a SUV.

Detectives do not believe the shooting was gang related but do believe it was related to some romantic rivalry. Rodriguez may have been involved with a woman with a jealous male friend.

Due to an informant’s tip, a 15 member LAPD task force arrested Elizabeth Ibarra, 19, of the San Fernando Valley and Jason Shumann, 24, of Calabasas after tracking down a green Ford Explorer witnesses saw fleeing the scene of the crime. Both suspects have extensive criminal records.

There will be further investigations conducted.

Ibarra and Shumann potentially face 25 years to life in prison if convicted of first degree murder. First degree murder, which is murder that is premeditated and deliberated, is the most serious crime a person can face.

Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorneys are essential and crucial in such cases.

Our San Fernando Court Criminal Lawyers have handled murder cases and we have seen great results. Our duty to our client is to be their advocate and to aggressively fight on behalf of our client.

If you are facing a murder charge or any other crime out of the San Fernando Court house, contact our Criminal Defense Lawyers in L.A. at 818-986-2092 and set up a free face to face consultation.

We can and we will help you.

Rodolfo Gallegos, a gang member extradited from Mexico was sentenced on January 12, 2012 killing a teenage boy and wounding two other people in Panorama City on the night of August 21, 1991.

Gallegos was arrested when he was 16 years old but was tried as an adult for the murder of Kenneth Caldera and attempted murders of four other teens.

The shooting occurred at Roscoe Boulevard and Willis Avenue as the teenager and some friends were driving home from a party.

Gallegos pulled alongside them and the group where they were from thinking they were part of a rival gang. Gallegos then pulled out a gun and fired nine times at the car.

Gallegos was sentenced to 85 years to life in state prison.

Murder is the most serious crime a person may be charged with. Our San Fernando Court Defense Attorneys are experienced in handling murder cases, whether it’s gang related, drug related, theft related.

We have a combined 75 years of experience and have the legal knowledge and skill to defend against a murder charge. Our San Fernando Attorneys have one main objective, and that is to get our clients the best possible results.

If you are facing a crime contact our Criminal Defense Attorneys of San Fernando Court at 818-986-2092 and set up a free face to face consultation.

Adam Carl Garrett, 19, admitted to crashing his car into a bike ridden by Hung Khac Do, 25, and fleeing without reporting the accident that resulted in Do’s death.

The accident occurred back in May of 2011 when Garret was driving toward Huntington Beach when his car collided Do on his bicycle.

Garret fled the scene. A limousine driver found Do lying in the road.

Do was taken to UC Irvine Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead 40 minutes later.

Garret did call the police after the accident but lied about his involvement. The police went to his house and discovered his dented Toyota Camry.

Garrett was convicted of a felony count of hit-and-run causing death and a misdemeanor count of vehicular manslaughter without negligence.

He was sentenced to 180 days in jail, was ordered to perform 200 hours of community service, pay $14,000 in restitution to Do’s family and serve three years of probation.

Hit and run causing death or injury is a serious crime that requires the services of an experienced and aggressive defense attorney. Our San Fernando Court Defense Attorneys are well experienced, well seasoned, and well respected by the judges and prosecutors of the San Fernando Courthouse. We have handled thousands of criminal cases and our credentials in Los Angeles are simply unmatched.

Our San Fernando Lawyers guarantee our competence, persistence, and dedication to our clients. Our purpose is to help.

If you or someone you know is facing a hit and run charge, a vehicular manslaughter charge, or any other crime out of the San Fernando Court, contact our defense lawyers at 818-986-2092 and set up a free consultation.

An alleged gang related slaying left a man shot and killed on the evening Thursday December 29, 2011 in Lawndale, California.

The victim was walking along the side walk with a woman when the shooter drove alongside then in a sports car. The driver got out of the car, confronted the man, and fired shots at the man.

The man then got back in the vehicle and fled.
The victim was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. The woman was unharmed.
No one has been arrested.

Gang related crime is common in the San Fernando area and our San Fernando Court Defense Attorneys have dealt with numerous amounts of gang related cases. Our defense lawyers are here to hear your side of the story and do everything we can to keep you out of prison.

Our San Fernando Court Lawyers are well known and well respected by the judges and prosecutors of the San Fernando Court. We are aggressive in our approach and persistent in our fight.

If you ro someone you know is facing a gang related crime or any other crime out of the San Fernando Courthouse, contact our Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorneys at 818-986-2092 and set up a free face to face consultation.

A Sherman Oaks, California home was robbed on Tuesday December 20, 2011 by two men who posed as deliverymen.

When the men knocked on the door an elderly man answered and one of the men struck the victim in the head with what the victim believed to be a gun.
The men tied up the victim with zip ties and the victim’s wife locked herself in the bathroom.

The robbers took some money and jewelry and were out of the house within a few minutes.

Police are still in pursuit of the robbers and have not released any more information.

Theft crimes, such as robbery, are serious and can have serious consequences. That is why it is necessary to obtain an experienced and aggressive criminal defense attorney to get on board.

Our San Fernando Court Attorneys have handled thousands of theft crime cases, including robbery and home invasion cases. We do everything we can for our clients to get the best possible results.

If you or someone you know is being charged with a theft crime or in fact any other crime, contact our San Fernando Defense Lawyers at 818-986-2092 and set up a free face to face consultation immediately!

Mandy Deborah Borquez, 33, a former Antelope Valley College accounting assistant, pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $500,000 from the school on Wednesday December 14, 2011.

She pleaded guilty to two counts of grand theft by embezzlement and admitted taking more than $150,000. The embezzlement took place roughly between 2004 and 2010 and was exposed by her supervisor.

Borquez was sentenced to 3 years and 4 months to state prison. She was also ordered to pay restitution of $423,340.90.
Four counts were dismissed as part of a negotiated settlement

Fraud crimes and theft crimes are serious crimes that can be charged on state or federal level and have serious consequences. Our San Fernando Criminal Defense Attorneys havre handled many similar criminal cases ranging from theft crimes to fraud crimes to violent crimes to white collar crimes.

With our combined 75 years of experienced and our unmatched credentials, our San Fernando Court Attorneys are more than qualified to adequately and competently represent you if you happen to be facing a criminal charge.

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Alfonso Garnica-Mozgueda, 33 is facing a hit and run murder charge after crashing into two women standing at the side of a road in Van Nuys and fleeing the scene.

Mozgueda apparently lost control of his car and crashed into Christina Lynn Ruvalcaba, 39, who suffered major injuries and died at the hospital shortly after the crash and her sister, 34-year-old Blanca Ruvalcaba, who was thrown several feet and was hospitalized with moderate injuries.

Mozgueda left his car and ran away on foot. The police later arrested him at his home.

He is being held in Van Nuys Jail on a $1.1 million bail for suspicion of murder and two outstanding warrants.
Being charged with murder is the most serious criminal offense one may face. You can face up to life in prison. Our San Fernando Court Criminal Defense Attorneys have dealt with murder cases and have received favorable results for our clients.

When we are defending our clients, we are aggressive and persistent; we put up a fight and are true advocates for our clients. Our Los Angeles Defense Attorneys have a combined 75 years of experience and outstanding legal skill and strategy.

If you or someone you know is facing a criminal charge, state or federal, contact our San Fernando Criminal Defense Lawyers and set up a free case evaluation.

Jose Fructuoso, 27, was convicted of second-degree murder for the stabbing death of Bennett Bradley, 59, an east Hollywood theater director on November 23, 2011.

After 1 ½ days of deliberation, the jury found Fructuoso guilty of second degree murder.
The 59-year-old victim was found dead Jan. 2, 2010, in his Mid-Wilshire apartment after being stabbed repeatedly; a bloody knife was found in the apartment.

Fructuoso and Bradley were acquaintances. Fructuoso was linked to the murder through evidence that was found by the police and police said that he confessed to the crime.

Fructuoso is facing 16 years to life in prison. He is to be sentenced January 3, 2012.

Our San Fernando Criminal Defense Attorneys have a combined 75 years of experience and have handled cases from murder to robbery to burglary to battery to white collar crimes. We are aggressive, skilled, and persistence. We strive to get our clients the best possible results.

Our Criminal Defense Lawyers are well known and well respected in the San Fernando Courthouse and in courthouses all throughout Los Angeles County.

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Sergio Nicolas Lopez, 31, has been accused of crimes that all across the region from Temecula to the Coachella Valley. The Riverside District Attorney’s office stated on Thursday October 20, 2011 that it plans to file 250 criminal counts against Lopez.

Lopez is accused of committing 78 robberies from October 2010 to April 2011 at businesses throughout the county.
Lopez targeted shoe and clothing stores, hair salons, barber shops, delis and yogurt shops, the statement said. More than a dozen of the alleged crimes occurred in Hemet.

Lopez already faces a single count of robbery, which occurred at Anna’s Linens in Indio. Lopez allegedly escaped capture after a police chase. He also allegedly carjacked a vehicle in Cathedral City on May 4, 2011 after two other unsuccessful attempts.

He was arrested on May 12, and is being held in lieu of $1-million bail. Now the DA has decided to file 250 criminal counts against this man.

Criminal charges are serious and can result in some harsh penalties. Being convicted of robbery or any other crime can result in years and years of imprisonment; sometimes even up to a life term sentence.

As criminal defense attorneys, our job and duty to our clients is to avoid such harsh penalties. We assert any and all defense applicable on behalf of our clients and strive to get them the best results possible.

If you or someone you know is facing a criminal charge, contact our Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorneys and set up a free face to face consultation.

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