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Important Notice: We are aware of scams targeting people after a bond is posted and people who are told they missed jury duty or have a warrant.
Keller DWI With Open Container Case Ends In Not Guilty Verdict
Our client was arrested by Keller Police Department for changing lanes and charged with the offense of Driving While Intoxicated-Open Container. After selecting a jury, we raised a motion to suppress the evidence in the case due to the fact that our client did not change lanes illegally and in fact, stayed within his lane. Both sides made arguments before the Court and the Judge ultimately found that there was not reasonable suspicion to pull the client over. Based on that ruling, the Court suppressed the evidence in the case and granted the Defendant a directed verdict of not guilty.
Jacob Gamble, a proud West Texas native from Abilene, is dedicated to criminal defense with passion and purpose. He studied Political Science at the University of New Mexico and earned his bachelor’s in Politics and Law, magna cum laude, from UT San Antonio.