If you are charged with evading arrest in Houston, Harris County, or surrounding areas you need a criminal defense attorney with winning experience that will fight for you. Carl Haggard has over 30 years of legal experience defending people against evading arrest charges. Call (832) 328-0600 or email today for a free confidential consultation regarding your case.
Recent Evading Arrest Case Results
EVADING ARREST W/ MOTOR VEHICLE
Case No. 1565049 – Corey S.
Dismissed August 22, 2018
Corey was out after curfew during Hurricane Harvey driving the wrong way on the Beltway 8 EZ tag lanes, causing other drivers to take evasive action to avoid a head on collision. Police followed him with lights and sirens for some distance until he finally pulled over into a gas station where he was tested and charged with DWI and Evading Arrest. Police assumed he was driving the wrong way and evading due to his obvious intoxication (.13 breath test & failed sobriety test) but after the DWI was dismissed we were able to sufficiently prove other reasons for his erratic driving, such as wanting to avoid possibly getting stuck in flood waters.
If you’re looking for a lawyer who will fight until the end, this is your guy! Mr. Haggard fought until the end and got my felony dismissed. I was more than satisfied with how my case was handled by his team and the results. Quick response times with any questions you have and honest conversations about your situation. I recommend this law firm to anyone who believes in justice because The Haggard Law Firm will fight for you!
– Corey S.
EVADING ARREST W/ MOTOR VEHICLE
Case No. 1563574 – Talha K.
GRAND JURY NO BILL Oct 18th, 2017
Talha H. was charged with evading arrest motor vehicle in Houston, TX. We proved Talha’s brakes failed as police were trying to pull him over and that he was unaware they were behind him and unable to stop until he crashed. Despite the fact hospital blood work showed illegal drugs in his system we presented enough evidence for a No Bill of indictment allowing Talha to pursue his dream of a career in medicine.
EVADING ARREST W/ MOTOR VEHICLE
Case No. 1519811 – Rafael H.
DISMISSED OCT 24
This was a 3 mile motorcycle chase on Beltway 8, with Rafael looking back at the officer repeatedly as he accelerated and drove recklessly, weaving in and out, passing cars on the shoulder and within the same lane. Rafael was in his 3rd year of his high school’s Army JROTC program. His family hired us to fight for a Dismissal, which he needed for his military officer goals. He was hoping for a reduction to Reckless Driving but we were able to prove he could not have known the officer’s intentions and also used dash cam and other evidence, including testimony from his boss, a prominent Hispanic funeral home director to win this Dismissal.
EVADING ARREST W/ MOTOR VEHICLE
Case No. 1128183 – James W.
DISMISSED
James had borrowed a car from a friend, unaware it was stolen. He had no prior criminal record or police contact so when police put their lights on, and his passenger “friend” jumped out and ran, James reacted in fear and, without thinking, ran also. This formed part of our defense, which led to a Dismissal.
EVADING ARREST IN A MOTOR VEHICLE
Case No. 1258470 – Joyce H.
GRAND JURY NO-BILL
This was a high speed chase with lights and sirens resulting in an accident with an unrelated vehicle in the middle of the chase which continued after the accident. (A related case of Failure to Stop and Give Information was filed which we got dismissed.) Joyce had taken her daughter to re-enroll in high school after the Dismissal of two related CPS cases of child abuse and runaway. While the ISD police officer was investigating the allegations that the cases had not been dismissed, Joyce nervously made for the door of the school with her daughter in tow. The officer physically detained Joyce, who pushed the officer and shouted “Run!” to her daughter. The daughter ran and Joyce followed in her vehicle despite the officer’s cries to stop. Joyce picked up her daughter, on foot, disregarding police lights and sirens, drove on the median, ran a stop sign, ran a red light, hit a vehicle in the intersection, spun out of control and then kept going until the officer lost sight of her. (Another officer found her.) Joyce had a lengthy criminal history and at the time these charges were filed on her she was paroled out of TDC on felony drug charges. We prepared our evidence and defenses, aggressively argued the case with the DA’s and finally were able to get the case and our client before the Grand Jury.
I put my faith in Mr. Haggard and God and neither let me down. Mr. Haggard gave me excellent advice the whole way through and I don’t think I would be at home with my family without Mr. Haggard. He’s an excellent attorney and he will fight for you until the end.
~ Joyce H.
EVADING ARREST IN A MOTOR VEHICLE
Case No. 1021135 – Louis U.
DISMISSED
Our client was stopped after leaving a bar where he had consumed 6 beers. He did not want to contest his DWI charge but he did want to contest the evading case, as he did not realize the police were after him. Once he realized they were, he was almost home (less than one block) and as there was no place to pull over he pulled into his driveway.
EVADING ARREST IN A MOTOR VEHICLE
Case No. 862,296 – Robbie S.
DISMISSED
EVADING ARREST IN A MOTOR VEHICLE
Case No. 1040761 – Onix G.
DISMISSED
