McCandless Man Charged With Failing To Stop At A Stop Sign, Reduced Violation

A 55-year-old surgical oncologist from McCandless was charged with failing to stop at a stop sign, a three-point offense in the state of Pennsylvania. With an extensive past of traffic violations, it was likely that he would have to retake the driver’s test. The man did not want to do this nor did he want any further charges on his record. Concerned about this pending charge and how his previous history would affect him, he turned to Worgul, Sarna & Ness, Criminal Defense Attorneys, LLC for answers.

Under the strong representation of Pittsburgh criminal defense and DUI attorney Matthew Ness, he was found guilty of a lesser offense that carried no points. Our client paid a small fine and did not have to retake the driver’s test, much to his relief.

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