Legal Question in Criminal Law in Kansas

My husband was arrested and charged with aggravated robbery. After his arrest the police came to our house and questioned me as well as his mom. They searched our home for a gun that was used in the robbery and it was never found. They also searched for clothing with blood stains and again found nothing. The detective then seized his car where they claimed to have found blood stains in the backseat. Also found the victims id in the trunk. My husband lets several people drive his car and on the night in question he let two friends borrow it. He also forgot to grab his phone out of the car before they left in it. Several days later he was arrested for this crime solely on circumstantial evidence. He is currently on federal probation for an unrelated crime 3 years ago and is in county jail for these charges. The victim was attacked while trying to sell drugs to the friends that borrowed his car. The victim has only stated that he was attacked by a white male that was tall slim build but he couldn't see the attackers face due to a bandanna that covered it. While the attack was going on one of the friends that borrowed the car got out and had somehow kicked my husband's phone out of the car which the cops later recovered. After the attack was over the victim was no longer in the car and the two friends drove away and left the victim behind. Can my husband be convinced of this crime with this evidence?


Asked on 11/17/15, 1:31 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Anthony Smith LawSmith

Yes. I'd be hang already, your husband needs to consult directly with the best defense attorney he can find and afford. Hopefully, he is brave enough to give all the information he has about these "friends."

Gid luck

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Answered on 11/21/15, 7:34 pm


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