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Endangering the welfare of a child in the 1st degree: Case dismissed
Client charged with endangering the welfare of a child in the 1st degree. After we presented evidence that another person was the culprit and that our client had complied with the DSS investigation, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss all charges.Our client works in the medical field and a conviction of any sort would have been devastating to the client's career.
St. Louis County Man Found Not Guilty of DWI
A St. Louis County man was charged with DWI after allegedly driving nearly 100 miles per hour and weaving in and out of traffic. The officer claimed our client was confused, smelled like alcohol, had slurred speech, and failed the first field sobriety and then refused the rest as well as beathalyzer. We forced the officer to admit that he wrote in his report...
Felony Possession of Fentanyl Dismissed
Client was charged with felony possession of fentanyl after police found a large amount of fentanyl in a compartment of the car she was driving. During the preliminary hearing, attorney Brian Cooke forced the officer to admit that the drugs were in a non-obvious place, that the car didn't belong to her, and that he couldn't say for certain whether or not she...
Teacher accused of felony assault on student: Case Dismissed
Client was a teacher accused of kicking a student, causing physical injury. During our investigation we uncovered that the alleged bruise was actually a birth mark and that the allegation had been fabricated for the purpose of suing the school district. We presented this to the prosecutor who dismissed all charges against out client.
Domestic Assault, UUW, and Stealing Charges Dismissed; Probation Reinstated
Client was on probation for shooting at or from a motor vehicle and faced a mandatory 15 year sentence if revoked. While on probation, Client was charged with felony Domestic Assault, Unlawful use of a Weapon, and Stealing after allegedly pistol whipping a paramour and stealing his phone. During a deposition, we picked apart the complaining witnesses' story and...
Missouri Woman Acquitted of Statutory Sodomy
A Missouri woman was charged with statutory sodomy after her daughter alleged that she had shown her pornography and touched her genitals. Attorney Brian Cooke assisted Phil Eisenhauer in the trial. During the trial, we put on evidence that the accuser had fabricated the story at the behest of the other parent to win an going custody dispute. Attorney Cooke...
.12 BAC DWI reduced to reckless driving. Driver’s license reinstated.
Client was charged with DWI after failing all field sobriety tests and blowing .12 on a breath test. We successfully challenged the breath test due to the officer failing to conduct a check of the mouth and conduct a 15 minute observation period. As a result, our client gets her license back and only had to pay a small fine on a reduced charge of reckless...
Aggravated Felony Fleeing Charges Reduced to Misdemeanor
Client was charged with aggravated fleeing under Missouri's new Valentine's Law. Client was accused of taking police on a high speed chase in a manner that created a substanital risk of serious physical injury or death. If convicted, client faced a mandatory minimum of one year in jail and up to ten years in prison as a prior and persistent offender. Attorney...
Felony Domestic Assault Charges Dismissed after “victim” forced to admit allegation was fabrication
A prominent St. Louis night club promoter was charged with Domestic Assault in the 2nd Degree, Domestic Assault in the 3rd Degree, and Stealing after a former girlfriend accused him of slapping her, choking her, and stealing her cell phone. During our investigation we gained access to her social media accounts which showed that she had no bruises on her neck,...
A St. Louis woman was charged with felonies for participating in a group which allegedly assaulted and kidnapped a man. Subsequent to the assault, a co-defendant shot and killed the victim. At sentencing, attorney Brian Cooke persuaded the judge to grant probation and give the defendant a suspended imposition of sentence. As a result, our client will have no...

