I was a local in my neighborhood, walking through a street of my neighborhood while "smoking". I heard a loud noise when I noticed a window open high up. Being that I was a victim of a home invasion, I went over to take a closer look at what was going on. I came up took a closer look at the window and "may have" touch the inside (I do not remember) someone with a mask was walking away then turn around and looked square at me! I BECAME SCARED and I to a friend’s house. I had no cell phone at the time to call police. Now the Detective charged me with burglary and thief because I was on the scene and he feels I know who did it...even though they already know!
Best bet is to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney to defend you. Certainly sounds like being in the wrong place at the wrong time, which can be key in defending your case where a jury would have to find you guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Your story seems to bring in "reasonable doubt" in my opinion based solely on what you wrote.
You have to fight back when you are wrongfully accused, and you need a team approach. An experienced trial attorney, thorough investigator and scientific expert testimony when necessary. Talk to a lawyer today.
A person charged with a crime should never talk with the police without his attorney. Hire an attorney and have him with you when ever to talk with any one about this incident.
Hire a lawyer. I don't know why "smoking" is in quotes, but that suggests maybe what was being smoked wasn't entirely legal. You say you may have touched the inside but you also say you thought you were a victim of a home invasion. If it is YOUR home then you can't be guilty of burglarizing your own home. The only way you could be guilty is if it was someone else's home. You need a lawyer to thoroughly examine this evidence. If you were under the influence and maybe went to a different house then that will be a difficult issue to address.
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