Ryan Coffey

You were arrested by Officer Ryan Coffey in Augusta County, and the data shows you're facing steeper odds than the typical Virginia defendant. Coffey's cases result in dismissals only 23% of the time, compared to the statewide average of 34.7%—that 11.7 percentage point gap means cases from this officer are significantly less likely to get dropped. His conviction rate sits at 77%, putting him in the bottom quartile statewide for dismissals. This pattern suggests either that Coffey makes exceptionally solid arrests or that cases brought by this officer face tougher courtroom outcomes. Either way, the numbers indicate dismissal is less common in his cases than what you'd see across Virginia overall.

The vast majority of Coffey's arrests—313 of 319—fall under "Other" charges with a 23.8% dismissal rate. Those six reckless driving cases he filed had zero dismissals, though that's a small sample. Your specific charge will matter significantly to your odds, since dismissal rates can swing dramatically depending on charge type. The "Other" category likely contains various misdemeanors and felonies, so understanding exactly what you're charged with is crucial to gauging where your case realistically falls within these numbers.