Indecent Exposure Charges For Oak View Man
Indecent Exposure Charges For Oak View Man
Police arrested Brandon Torres on four misdemeanor counts of indecent exposure and four counts of child annoyance, along with a single charge of lewd conduct. Police had sought a suspect in a number of similar incidents that had been reported to police in the weeks leading up to Torres' arrest. Police announced that they were looking for a suspect in indecent exposure incidents involving middle school-aged children on February 27, April 8, April 23, April 28 and April 30. Torres was arrested May 1, and is suspected in at least four of the earlier incidents.
If you've been arrested on misdemeanor indecent exposure charges, don't make the mistake of confusing misdemeanor with "not serious." Even with a misdemeanor sex crime conviction, you can still be required to register on California's sex offender registry. This type of stigma can result in harassment, the inability to find a rental home, the loss of income or regular employment, and the inability to find a job after conviction.
A conviction related to a sex crime is a very serious matter; removal from the sex offender registry is difficult, and done only under a very limited number of circumstances. Don't jeopardize your future with a misdemeanor sex crimes conviction.
Consult on your case with Robert Michael Helfend instead. Mr. Helfend is an experienced criminal defense attorney in Southern California and can help you get through these difficult matters. Mr. Helfend has established an extensive track record of successful cases, and can work to ensure that your rights are protected throughout the judicial process.
Contact Robert Michael Helfend today for a consultation on your case.
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