Mathew Ingle

Mathew Ingle

Mathew R. Ingle

Ingle Law Firm

7076 Bauxite Highway, Ste. 6
Bauxite, AR 72011

Phone: 501-326-5026

Website: theinglelawfirm.com

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About Mathew Ingle

I am a resident of Saline County, Arkansas. I served five years of active duty service in the United States Marine Corps. After my enlistment, I worked as a police officer with the Little Rock Police Department for approximately nine years. Throughout my time as a police officer, I worked in the patrol division and became a field training officer, where I trained new officers how to do their jobs. Part of that training included teaching new officers how to properly conduct a DWI investigation. I believe that my years in law enforcement have provided me with unique training and experiences that allow me to better scrutinize the DWI cases against my clients.

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