[GRAPHIC: De Leon & Associates PLLC Attorneys and Counselors at Law www.DeLeonLawyers.com 212-747-0200 26 Broadway | Suite 2100 | New York, NY 10004]
Edgar De Leon: As a former NYPD -
[GRAPHIC: Edgar De Leon, Founder]
- detective sergeant, I know the importance of an investigation, and how to conduct one. Here at De Leon and Associates, we incorporate the private investigators in our approach to defending our clients right from the beginning of the case, in conjunction with Management Resources, LTD, and MG Securities, Incorporated, we use a very proactive approach to investigating cases on behalf of our clients.
[GRAPHIC: Bob Rahn, Management Resources Limited]
Bob Rahn: Our firm is Management Resources Limited of New York, and we provide investigative services for De Leon and Associates. As a criminal defense investigator, it's our job to find existing evidence that may benefit or exonerate our clients.
Edgar De Leon: It is important to know that police officers have no obligation to search for evidence that finds a defendant innocent. Should they find that evidence, of course they have an obligation to preserve it, and the district attorney has an obligation to turn it over to the defense, but police officers are not charged by law to actively look for such evidence.
[GRAPHIC: De Leon & Associates PLLC Attorneys and Counselors at Law www.DeLeonLawyers.com 212-747-0200 26 Broadway | Suite 2100 | New York, NY 10004]
That is where a private investigator comes in.
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