Austin Criminal Defense Lawyer

Austin criminal defense lawyer Ian Inglis is proud to announce Five by Design’s “Radio Holly Days” held at the historic Paramount Theater on Dec 16.

The show begins at 7:30pm and celebrates the 70th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Audience members are taken by to the 1930s into a live radio broadcast featuring Christmas songs by singers such as Bing Crosby, the Andrews Sisters, Carmen Miranda, Betty Grable, and Glenn Miller.

Prior to the performance at 5:30pm, a special VIP dinner will be held at the historic Hormel home with food prepared by Austin Country Club Sous Chef Denise Sutter.

For more information on this exciting event, visit www.austintheatre.org or call 512-434-0934.

David Michael Martin, 40, of Hewitt, was arrested Wednesday for intoxication manslaughter after a car crash that killed toddler Ivyana Sheppard, 2, of Bellmead.

Authorities reported that Martin was speeding at the time of the incident and his blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit. Martin’s Ford pickup truck crashed into the 1985 Chevrolet Caprice driven by David Sheppard, 24, of Beverly Hills at the intersection of Bagby Avenue and Corporation Parkway in Waco.

The child and Sheppard were taken to Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center where Ivyana died.

If you have been charged with driving under the influence, contact Austin criminal defense attorneys at the Law Office of Ian Inglis by calling 512-472-1950.

U.S. Marine Corps recruiter, Timothy Lamont Craig, 26, is charged with sexual assault of a child for an alleged relationship with a 16 year old girl.

The teen’s foster mother tipped off police after finding out from the girl that she and Craig had sex in the backseat of a car during a football game. The two met at a recruiting booth at McCallum High School, and Craig gave her his government-issued cell phone number.

400 text messages were exchanged between them from July 1 to October 11, according to Naval Criminal Investigative Service officials. NCIS reported that Craig charged a $49.99 “Red Carpet Special” car wash on his government-issued credit card after he and the teen had sex in his government-issued car.

If you have been charged with sexual assault, contact Austin criminal defense lawyers at the Law Offices of Ian Inglis at 512-472-1950.

Damon Bruce Beshears, 38, of Austin, was sentenced to five years in prison for drug and gun charges.

Beshears admitted that he had a plan to kill police officers, and pleaded guilty to possession with the intent to distribute steroids, possession of a firearm during a drug trafficking crime, and manufacturing anabolic steroids. Authorities took the weapons Beshears admitted he would use if his home were raided.

The deal was reached with prosecutors in August because Beshears has a history of mental illness, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Mark Marshall.

If you or a loved one has been charged with a possession of an illegal drug, contact Austin drug possession defense attorneys at the Law Offices of Ian Inglis at 512-472-1950.

Texas resident, Shayne A. Breaux, 38, was sentenced to 3.5 to 7 years in prison for homicide by vehicle and driving under the influence from a 2009 crash that killed the passenger in his car.

The crash occurred on an entrance ramp to Innovation Park on Interstate 99. Breaux was driving a Ford Explorer and his blood-alcohol level was 0.242 percent.

According to police, the passengers in Breaux’s car accused him of intentionally swerving the vehicle although Breaux himself initially denied all accusations that he was driving.

Brock Choate, 24, was the victim who was thrown from the vehicle and killed by a trailer tractor.

If you or a loved one has been charged with a DUI, contact Austin criminal defense attorneys at the Law Offices of Ian Inglis at 512-472-1950.