Domestic Violence Crimes in Pinellas County
Violent crimes in Florida include any aggressive action against a person or property that threatens, inflicts, or attempts to inflict physical harm. Violent crimes can be classified as either a felony or misdemeanor. If the parties are related to each other, the violent crime might be classified as a form of “domestic violence.”
Domestic violence crimes in Florida can include:
- domestic violence battery;
- battery;
- aggravated battery;
- assault;
- aggravated assault;
- sexual battery;
- burglary;
- robbery;
- false imprisonment;
- kidnapping; or
- child abuse.
The penalties for violent crimes in Florida depend on whether the crime is classified as a felony or misdemeanor, whether a weapon or firearm was used, and whether anyone was injured.
Attorney for Violent Crimes in Pinellas County, FL
If you were charged with a violent crime in Pinellas County, FL, contact an attorney at Sammis Law Firm. We represent clients prosecuted at the Criminal Justice Center (CJC) in Clearwater, FL.
Contact us for a free consultation to discuss the charges pending against you, the criminal penalties for that crime, and the best defenses to avoid the typical penalties.
Visit our office at 14010 Roosevelt Blvd Suite 701, Clearwater, FL 33762-3820.
Call 727-210-7004.
Additional Resources
Violent Crime Statistics in Pinellas – Visit the Florida Department of Law Enforcement website to find information from the Criminal Justice Analytics Bureau concerning crime statistics for Pinellas County, FL. The website had links to a summary of UCR Data that includes the population, total arrests, total index offenses, and violent crime rate. Also, find the annual crime report abstracts for Pinellas County, FL, organized by year.
This article was last updated on Wednesday, April 12, 2023.