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  • HEROIN OPERATION BUSTED IN CENTRAL FLORIDA

    Mauricio Yepes, a native of Colombia, was arrested at his home by DEA agents accused of heading a major heroin operation in Central Florida. If convicted, Mr. Yepes was facing in excess of 30 years in prison. Miguel A. González, Jr., Esq. undertook the criminal defense in this case and on September 30, 2010, all charges were dismissed.

  • TEACHER'S AIDE ACCUSED OF SEX WITH STUDENT

    Miguel A. González, Jr., Esq. undertook the criminal defense in this highly publicized case in Kissimmee, Florida, and successfully negotiated a non-prison disposition.

     

     

  • FOUR ARRESTED IN CHOP SHOP BUST

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    Concepcion Picart was arrested at his home in Orlando, Florida, and charged with Operating a Chop Shop, a Third Degree Felony, and other related charges. Miguel A. González, Jr., Esq. undertook his criminal defense, successfully obtained dismissals on some of the related charges, and negotiated a non-prison disposition.

  • ABEL "CHOLOLITO" DELGADO ARRESTED

    Abel "Chololito" Delgado was the co-host of Franchy "Al Palo," a popular radio talk-show which aired in Central Florida on WNUE 98.1 FM "La Mega". Mr. Delgado was arrested, and thereafter retained Miguel A. González, Jr., Esq. to represent him in his criminal defense. On March 2, 2011, all charges were dismissed.

  • TEXAS MAN INDICTED FOR DRUGS WILL SURRENDER TO FEDERAL OFFICIALS IN FLORIDA

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    Homero Morua, a Texas native, was arrested and charged in a nine-defendant federal Indictment with Conspiracy to Distribute Cocaine, in excess of 5 kilograms. If convicted, Mr. Morua was facing 10 years to life imprisonment. Miguel A. González, Jr., Esq. represented Mr. Morua in the United States Middle District Court of Florida, and at his sentencing hearing successfully argued a downward variance from the federal sentencing guidelines. Mr. Morua's sentence was reduced to 38 months imprisonment.

  • NEW JERSEY COUPLE TRIED TO SMUGGLE 2 KILOS OF CRYSTAL METH INTO FLORIDA

    Kate Rodriguez was arrested on Interstate 95 [I-95] in Brevard County, Florida, and charged with Conspiracy to Distribute Methamphetamine, in excess of 500 grams. If convicted, Ms. Rodriguez was facing 10 years to life imprisonment. Miguel A. González, Jr., Esq. represented Ms. Rodriguez in the United States Middle District Court of Florida, and at her sentencing hearing successfully argued a downward variance from the federal sentencing guidelines. Ms. Rodriguez' sentence was reduced to 30 months imprisonment.

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