A North Carolina teenager was recently arrested for allegedly tying up a woman at knifepoint. Authorities believe this was an attempted robbery and kidnapping. This young man is now facing several charges for the incident. If convicted, the consequences will be significant.
According to reports, at approximately 1 a.m. on Thursday, March 11, police in Charlotte received a call from a 20-year-old woman who told them that as she was walking to her car she was attacked and tied up by a man in a mask. She was able to get away and made it to her vehicle where she promptly called the police. She gave a description of the man, and roughly 10 minutes after reporting the incident, a suspect was arrested.
The accused is a 19-year-old male. When authorities found him, he allegedly had a rope and knife on his person. After a brief interview by detectives, he was arrested on scene and charged with communicating threats, attempted robbery, first-degree kidnapping and use of a dangerous weapon. If he is convicted, he is looking at time behind bars, fines and various other penalties.
Thankfully, this young man has the right to defend himself in a North Carolina criminal court. He also has the right to retain legal counsel to help him do that. The accusations in this case are significant and will not prove easy to fight. However, an experienced criminal defense attorney will know what questions to ask and what steps to take to help the accused achieve the best outcome possible.
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