Possession of Burglary Tools

Were you arrested for possession of burglary tools in Buffalo? Check out this video for guidance, then call our attorney to get started today.

As a dedicated Buffalo Criminal Attorney, I’ve handled many cases where people have been arrested with burglary tools.

• Possession of burglary tools is a Class A misdemeanor, a criminal offense.
• If convicted for this offense, you will have a criminal record and may spend up to one year in jail.
• Possession of burglary tools refers to tools that can facilitate entry of a building, vehicle, or dwelling and take property.

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If you are charged with possession of burglary tools, please contact experienced Buffalo Criminal Attorney Arthur Pressman to fight for you.

This informational video was brought to you by Arthur Pressman, an experienced Buffalo Criminal Attorney.

Arthur L. Pressman, Esq.

Attorney Miami School of Law, National College for DUI Defense, New York State Bar

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Arthur Pressman focuses his practice in the areas of DWI, traffic law and criminal defense. Arthur is a 1982 graduate of the State University of New York at Albany. He earned his law degree from the University of Miami School of Law in 1985 and practiced with the law firm of Heller & Rubin in Miami, Florida from 1986 to 1988. In 1988, Arthur relocated to Buffalo, where he opened his own practice where he has continued to defend those accused of crimes in the Buffalo and Niagara Falls, New York area.

Areas of Expertise: DWI Penalties, Traffic Violations, Speeding Tickets, Leaving the Scene of an Accident, Driving Without Insurance, Reckless Driving, Traffic Tickets, Out-of-State Drivers, Criminal Defense, Probation Violation, Drug Crimes, Domestic Violence, Assault and Battery

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