Friday, September 11, 2009

GO BUCS!

It's time once again for Buccaneer Football!

As most of the Tampa Bay community is gearing up for an exciting and interesting season with new coach Raheem Morris, the Law Offices of Andrew Shein, P.A. wants the football community to be aware that local law enforcement is ALWAYS in force in and around Raymond James Stadium.

During football season, our office has handled many cases where a Buc fan may have gotten too close and too argumentative with their stadium neighbors and worse yet, the cop who comes to investigate. It is our experience that it is always best to step back from the situation and defer to the cop even if you are in the right. Staying cool headed may keep you from getting ejected from the stadium and from spending the rest of game day behind bars.

Also, our local law enforcement is always out patrolling the streets and on the lookout for possible DUI drivers. This is even more true before, during, and after a Buc game. As always, designate a sober - non-drinking driver to make sure everyone gets home safely!

If you find yourself arrested, call THE LAW OFFICES OF ANDREW SHEIN, P.A. for a free consultation.

ENJOY THE GAME! GO BUCS!

Friday, September 4, 2009

LABOR DAY WEEKEND

As Labor Day weekend approaches, many of you are looking forward to a relaxing long weekend with friends and family. We at the Law Offices of Andrew Shein, P.A. certainly hope everyone in the Tampa Bay community has a great weekend celebrating and honoring America's hard-working labor force. However, it is important to note that Labor Day weekend is also one of the worst weekends for DUI incidents and DUI arrests. You can be sure that our Law Enforcement will be out patrolling the roads this weekend.

If you go out and drink this weekend, please make sure to have a non-drinking designated driver take you home. If you are arrested for DUI, call our offices as soon as possible for a free consultation.

Have a safe and relaxing Labor Day Weekend.

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