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Soliciting Prostitute Charge Dismissed For Man Going Through Citizenship Process

Posted On: November 4th, 2015

Our Columbus Luftman, Heck & Associates office recently helped a 28-year-old foreign man in Dayton who was charged with soliciting a prostitute and possession of criminal tools. The man responded to a prostitution ad posted by police and was caught in an embarrassing circumstance.

Our client installs fiber optics on cell phone towers and was in Dayton on business. As a legal resident, he was still going through the citizen application process. It was imperative that he had a clean record to be accepted. Attorney Joseph Kunkel took the responsibility of his case and fought his charges. After working with the prosecutor on this case, Kunkel successfully got the solicitation charge dismissed in exchange for a guilty plea to the possession of criminal tools. Our client paid $200 in fines plus court costs but was otherwise let off quite easy and will see no solicitation charge on his record.

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★★★★★
I can FINALLY breathe easy now. I want to thank Mr. Bowen and all the attorneys that helped me with this case.

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