Retired FBI Agent and current criminal defense attorney Robert Foley of O’Halloran and Foley Law interviewed as the FBI begins to look into whether Sayfullo Saipov had personal ties to people connected to the terrorist organization ISIS after attending a wedding at the Osprey Cove apartment complex in Fort Myers in August of 2015.
If you’re facing criminal charges in Southwest Florida, or have been subpoenaed to appear before a Federal Grand Jury, you should seek the advice of a knowledgeable and skilled legal representative.
With criminal charges, most likely, your objectives will be to either avoid jail time, reduce or dismiss your charges, and/or keeping your record clean.
Robert Foley shares these objectives and understands the devastating effect a criminal conviction can have on your career, your future, your family, and even your freedom.
As a retired FBI Agent and former State Prosecutor, Robert Foley has the legal experience you’ll need to accomplish your objectives and protect your rights.
If you’re facing criminal charges in Southwest Florida, or have been subpoenaed to appear before a Federal Grand Jury, you should seek the advice of a knowledgeable and skilled legal representative. As a retired FBI Agent and former State Prosecutor, Robert Foley has the legal experience you’ll need to accomplish your objectives and protect your rights.
“We hired Mr. Foley after our first lawyer failed us through and through. We needed a miracle and Mr. Foley was up for the challenge. Although the odds were against us every step of the way he stood by my brothers side no matter what!! He gave us his advice and was extremely professional. My brother ultimately made his decision to go to trial. Mr. Foley put his best foot forward and fought for my brothers freedom. He was thorough, clear, and very intelligent. I am proud to say my brother won his trial and is a free man. I will forever be thankful for Mr. Foley and his team. I would also say I would use him again in the future, just hope I never have too!”
Obstruction of Justice: Florida Consequences can be Severe 
