South Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog
After the death of John Waldo, 42, in Gainesville, FL, fiancé Monica Kraft has pushed for tougher laws regarding ticketed cars and vehicle inspections. Back in February, Waldo was found dead in the backseat of his vehicle parked on a residential road. The BMW was ticketed a whopping seven times but no one had found the body until Waldo had been missing for twelve days. A University of Florida student ended up discovering the body after closely looking in through the car window. No foul play has been detected and police are still investigating for evidence of murder.
Kraft has met with numerous city officials including the Gainesville Police’s Captain Ed Book in an effort to see what can be done to prevent this from happening again. Currently under way in city government is the enactment of an ordinance that would would require city employees to visually inspect the inside of any vehicle after being accruing three consecutive unclaimed tickets. This law would be known as the Waldo Law. The exact design of the law would be to require law enforcement agencies to run the tag number of an abandoned vehicle that is receiving any ticket.
South Florida criminal defense attorney Ralph Behr is ready to be retained immediately by you as your private lawyer. Located in Fort Lauderdale, Mr. Behr handles your case personally and will answer all questions you may have at your first free consultation. Experience matters when issues regarding your freedom are at hand. Ralph Behr practices from the Palm Beach County area all the way to Miami-Dade.