|
22 Sep
|
Posted by Mollo Law Firm
|
DWI in Red Bank? It is imperative that you have an experienced Red Bank DWI attorney on your side. The right Red Bank DWI lawyer can make all the difference. This law firm has extensive experience with DWI and DUI cases in Red Bank. Our office is located in Red Bank, just minutes from the Red Bank Municipal Court. We have handled hundreds of cases in the Red Bank Municipal Court.
Drunk driving offenses in Red Bank are among the most serious charges an individual can face. In addition to the severe penalties imposed by the Court, DWI defendants experience the embarrassment and stress associated with these potentially life-altering charges.
New Jersey has some of the toughest drunk driving laws in the country. Individuals convicted of DWI in Red Bank face mandatory license suspension, fines, penalties and, in some cases, the imposition of an interlock device on their vehicle. Individuals are also exposed to jail for a first and second offense, and mandatory jail for a third or subsequent offense.
If you or someone you know is charged with DWI in Red Bank, New Jersey, it is imperative that you have an experienced Red Bank DWI lawyer. A trained attorney can review the evidence against you, recommend a legal strategy, arrange a plea bargain with the prosecutor or, if necessary, conduct a trial in the Red Bank Municipal Court before the Judge.
The Mollo Law Firm, New Jersey DWI attorneys, has experience handling cases of this nature in Red Bank and throughout New Jersey. Al Mollo recently appeared on television as an authority on Municipal Court cases including, but not limited to, DWI cases in Red Bank. We vigorously pursue all available legal options in an effort to obtain a favorable result. We provide sophisticated energy and fresh ideas for every client, every day. Please contact our office at (732) 747-1844 or e-mail Al Mollo directly at amollo@mollolawfirm.com. You can also visit our website at www.mollolawfirm.com for more information. Thank you.
Click to Watch Al Mollo on TV
| Category: DWI Law, Red Bank, NJ News | Tag: attorney, DUI, DWI, lawyer, New Jersey, Red Bank |
|
21 Jul
|
Posted by Mollo Law Firm
|
Written by
Stephanie Loder | APP Staff Writer
RED BANK — Police charged five people with attempting to purchase alcohol with fraudulent New Jersey driver’s licenses at a local liquor store.
The arrests were made Thursday and were part of a police operation aimed at curbing underage drinking, according to a statement issued by police Capt. Darren McConnell.
Police charged Victoria Ruta, 20, of Middletown; Laura Natale, 20, of Middletown; Ashley Bisson, 20, of Middletown; Arielle Tighe, 20, of Bridgewater and John Kelly, 20, of Oceanport, according to McConnell.
All were charged with purposely misrepresenting their age to enter a liquor establishment and with misstating their age for the purchase of alcohol while underage, he said.
If convicted, the five could face a minimum $500 fine and a six-month suspension of their driving privileges, he said.
Stephanie Loder: 732-557-5619; sloder@njpressmedia.com; www.twitter.com/Loder1; www.facebook.com/Stephanieloder
|
19 Jul
|
Posted by Mollo Law Firm
|
Hi-tech park pay station is trial run
Written by:Larry Higgs | APP Staff Writer
RED BANK— The parking meter of the future is coming. But it’s not a meter at all.
The high-tech pay station to be installed at the reconstructed Maple Cove parking lot could be a replacement for the coin-operated dinosaurs now at curbside in the borough’s metered lots and streets, depending on how they perform, said Mayor Pasquale “Pat” Menna.
The Borough Council approved installation of the Maple Cove Pay Station on July 13 and by the next meeting on July 27, could award a contract to one of several companies that responded to a request for proposal, Menna said.
“It would be state-of-the-art. This will be a trial to see how it works, the age of pumping coins into meters is an anachronism,” Menna said. “We have to make parking very convenient and be technologically innovative instead of going back to the 1950s.”
The new pay station will accept coins, bills or credit cards. If a customer paid with a card and knows the number of his or her parking space, they can add time by using their cellphone, Menna said. Officials are also looking at using solar power to run the pay station, he said.
Parts for the existing parking meters are becoming harder to come by, which is leading officials to look at pay station replacements, Menna said. The current parking “smart card” also is being phased out by its manufacturer, he said.
“It was dependent on a manual transaction,” Menna said of the smart card, which had to be taken to the parking utility offices to be refilled. “The idea is to make it digital.”
If the Maple Cove pay station works out, Menna said the parking lot at English Plaza would be the next location officials would convert from meters, followed by parts of Monmouth Street.
“We’ll try it for a couple of months. English Plaza, that’s a natural, the existing meters are cumbersome,” Menna said. “There are certain parts of Monmouth Street that would be amenable (for pay stations).”
Funding for the pay stations would come from parking utility and final cost would depend on the number of pay stations officials decide to purchase and whether they decide to buy or lease them, he said.
The pay-by-cellphone feature could eliminate the overtime parking ticket, seen as the bane of downtown shoppers and diners. Customers could use their phones to feed the meter, even if they were on the river in a kayak, Menna said.
Depending on the outcome, Red Bank could join Asbury Park, which is in the process of replacing its original 32 pay stations and expanding the paid parking area with 60 new pay stations that also sell beach badges. Earlier this month, Long Branch embarked on a 90-day experimental day pay station metered parking program on the Great Lawn at Beachfront North.
| Category: Red Bank, NJ News | Tag: coin operated, high-tech pay station, parking meters |
