On March 27, a woman living on Margalene Way told police that two men broke into her home, sexually assaulted her, and invaded her privacy. One of the males is said to have sexually assaulted her, while the other man scoured her apartment.

One of the males is said to be Hispanic, with a dark complexion. The other alleged attacker was black, and was listed at over six feet tall. Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of these men are asked to call Crime Stoppers or the Austin Police Department.

If you have been accused of sexual assault, you need experienced representation on your side. Please contact the sexual assault lawyer, Ian Inglis, by calling 512-472-1950 today.

The overall crime rate in Austin per 1,000 people had decreased by 8 percent between 2010 and 2011. In 2010, there were 476 violent crimes per 1,000 people, compared to only 434 in 2011. The individual violent crimes that saw a drop included rape, theft, burglaries, and assaults.

The number of homicides in Austin also fell in 2011, when compared with 2010. In 2011, there were 27 homicides, and in 2010 there were 38 homicides.

Please contact the Austin criminal lawyer, Ian Inglis, at 512-472-1950 if you or someone you know has been accused of committing a crime in Austin.

A 35-year-old man living at an apartment in the complex was taken in for questioning in regards to the homeless man’s death. The man’s roommate told authorities that the suspect had mentioned being responsible for the murder, and was also in possession of a bloody sword.

There were large cuts on the suspect’s hands, and he was transported to University Medical Center Brackenridge to be treated. Since being released from the hospital, the male suspect was arrested and charged with first degree murder.

Please contact the Austin criminal defense lawyer, Ian Inglis, by calling 512-472-1950 if you or someone you know has been charged with a criminal offense.

The proposed property tax raise would increase from 48.11 cents per $100 of property value to 49.95 cents per $100 of property value. This correlates to an increase of approximately $33 a year for an owner of a median-valued home.
The forecast also takes into account a 3 percent raise for all city employees in 2012.

If the city were to decrease the property tax rate, calculating in the influx of fuel and healthcare, it would not be able to cover approximately $18 million in costs by the end of the 2012 fiscal year. The City Manager will look into all of the budget options before proposing the official 2012-2013 budget on August 1, 2012.

To learn more about property taxes in the Austin area, visit the Statesman website today.

According to reports, the warrant stems from an argument that escalated outside of a home where Camacho’s children reside. A neighbor alerted authorities when yelling became audible. Police did report to the scene of the argument, but no arrests were made.

Shortly after the incident, one of Camacho’s teenage sons alleges that he was violent with him. Once Hector heard of these charges filed against him, he turned himself into authorities in order to put this incident behind him. He reveals that he maintains a good relationship with all of his children.

If you have been charged with a crime, you need experienced representation on your side. Please contact the Austin criminal defense lawyer, Ian Inglis by calling 512-472-1950 today.

The charges stem from a January 16 incident where the 24-year-old woman struck a vehicle near 18th Avenue and Fourth Street. Police were called to the scene, and two witnesses to the accident told the officers they believed the woman was trying to leave the scene of the accident.

The woman performed a breath test, but refused to give a blood sample when she was taken into custody. The two individuals in the vehicle that was struck reported no injuries from the accident. The woman’s next court date is set for June 8.

If you have been charged with driving while intoxicated in Austin, you need experienced representation on your side. Please contact the Austin DWI attorney, Ian Inglis by calling 512-472-1950 today.

Yassine Enterprises was started in 1996 by Hussein Yassine. The company owns and operates numerous bars in the downtown Austin area. On Thursday night, ten people associated with this company were taken to jail on charges including money laundering, distribution of cocaine, and distribution of firearms.

A hearing has been scheduled for Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. and those that are in custody will remain there until the hearing takes place. The bars affected by these charges will be closed until the pending investigation is completed.

Please contact the Austin criminal defense lawyer, Ian Inglis by calling 512-472-1950 if you or someone you know has been charged with a crime.

Members of the cell are also members of Austin street gangs who get the cocaine directly from the drug cartels. They all face charges of conspiracy to possess with the intent to sell/distribute cocaine. All of the suspects face a minimum of ten years in prison and a maximum of life in prison if convicted.

Officials executed search warrants and arrests last week, seizing money, drugs, and guns.

If you or someone you know has been charged with felony drug charges, contact the felony drug charges attorney Ian Inglis at 512-472-1950 today.

Between March 10 and March 18 is when the crack down will occur and last year during this time, the DPS made 1,226 DWI arrests.

It is estimated that nearly 380 of these arrests were made because of the additional law enforcement on the road. The DPS has stated that people who have been drinking should not get behind the wheel, do not text while driving and make sure to buckle up.

If you or a loved one has been charged with a serious crime, you need representation on your side at this time. Contact the Austin DWI lawyers of Ian Inglis by calling 512-472-1950.

An officer nearby fatally shot Garcia to prevent further shots fired at Kozak. Kozak is in stable condition at a nearby hospital.

This is not the first time a crime involving immigration and customs enforcement agents has occurred. In the past, agents have been accused of improper relationships with informants, convicted in embezzlement cases, etc.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is still investigating the incident.