J P Coles

If you were arrested by Officer J P Coles in Roanoke City, you're facing a 65.6% conviction rate—slightly better than his dismissal rate of 34.4%, which tracks almost exactly with Virginia's statewide average of 34.7%. This means your case has roughly a one-in-three chance of being dismissed, though outcomes vary depending on the specific charge. Officer Coles is at the 46th percentile among Virginia officers, meaning his conviction rate is fairly typical.

Most of Officer Coles's arrests fall under miscellaneous charges (91 cases with a 35.2% dismissal rate), making those closest to the statewide norm. If you were arrested for theft, dismissals are less common at 28.6%, suggesting those cases tend to move forward more often. Public intoxication charges show the highest dismissal rate at 50%, meaning they're equally likely to be dismissed or prosecuted. Your specific charge type matters—look at where your offense falls to get a clearer picture of what typically happens with cases like yours.