That's what attorney's are for, to find holes in the police officer's case. Trust me! After being in Law Enforcement for 15 years, I know that no arrest is foolproof. The case can appear solid as a rock on the outside and after a defense attorney is done with it, it looks more like Swiss cheese. First, use the court appointed attorney and if you aren't satisfied with his or her responses to the situation, then shell out a little more for a personal attorney. But there is no way in HE(double-hockey sticks)that you'll burn for this UNLESS; YOU ADMIT YOUR GUILT or YOU DON'T BOTHER TO FIGHT IT or YOU TAKE A BAD PLEA DEAL! Too many people just give up and assume that they are screwed and that's not always the case. I've had so many cases that I absolutely knew I would WIN in court and then all of the sudden lost it on a technicality. It happens all the time. Besides, 90% of all criminal cases end in a plea agreement and of the 10% of cases that actually go to trial, less than 1/2 are actually convicted, so the odds are in your favor, as the criminal justice system favors the defendant. The prosecutor must prove his case "beyond a reasonable doubt" and that is a very difficult thing for the average state prosecutor to do. GET AN ATTORNEY NOW! Good luck, once again!