Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Case Study

Per NYPD arrest report, P Emilio Serrano observed P Emilio Serrano closing the apartment door on MOS and after MOS gained entry to the apartment P Emilio Serrano ran down the hallway then grabbed MOS and placed himself in between to prevent MOS from arresting. P Emilio Serrano bear hugged MOS and refused to let go. P Emilio Serrano was taken to the ground and placed in a prone position and arrested. A gravity knife was recovered from P Emilio Serrano’s

Ps, Elizabeth Gibson and Gerding Speare, allege excessive force and false arrest. Apartment # 510: P Gibson alleges that was on the toilet when MOS break into the bathroom with their guns drawn and pulled her off the toilet. P Gibson states that she was not allowed to get dressed and was dragged into the living room. P Gibson claims she was handcuffed tightly. Apartment # 406: P Speare alleges that she was in her bed when MOS entered the bedroom and dragged her into the living room.

SYNOPSIS: At 0903 hours, on May 5, 2016, I, Cpl. Lessane, with the Hampton County Sheriff’s Office, responded to Yemassee Police Department, in the Yemassee area of Hampton County, in regards to an verbal assault between an Insurance Agent and the Mayor of Yemassee. Bobby Arnett, agent from All State stated he was threatened by the Mayor of Yemassee, Jerry Cook, when he attempted to go recover an vehicle from Jerry’s Used Cars. Mr. Arnett stated upon his arrival, Mr. Cook arrived at his business shortly after him and made verbal threats to kill him.

On 7-22-2016, I, Richard Reyes was dispatched to a call for criminal trespassing at 12625 Wetmore Rd, San Antonio, TX. at approximately 0800 hours. I arrived on site at 0818 hours, where there were 2 men arguing inside of the class room. I was accompanied by back-up officer Alysha Rosario, we separated the two men from each other and asked the suspect Johnny McGregor to step outside, and the Officer Rosario spoke with him and gathered his story. I stayed inside of the classroom and spoke with the victim Jose Robledo about the incident, where Jose explained to me that his step-brother Johnny has been using the car and has not been adding gas to it.

2. What would have been the proper investigative steps to take? The right investigative steps would be to watch the man and when they had probable cause or enough evidence for a warrant then they could take action. They could ask to come in and if he lets them in and they find something in plain view then they can use that to arrest him.

The suspects are believed to be armed and dangerous. The conclusion was that the suspects were to have headed east due to dropped jewelry in that direction. Deputies observed that the back door of the residence is kicked in, supporting that this is the suspects’ entrance. The wife and husband reported that they were tied up with a phone cord,

On 03/02/2017, I, Chad Agnew, was working as a patrol officer for the Wichita State University Police Department, in Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas. At approximately 1551 hours I was in Human Resources when I heard other officers get dispatched to Jardine Hall Room 201 for a panic alarm. I notified dispatch that I would be enroute since Human Resources in close to Jardine Hall. When I was approaching Jardine, I observed a male wearing a hat with shoulder length curly hair standing outside the front doors on the east side of Jardine. As I was entering the building, I walked past the male.

The residents said a man, armed with a handgun, forced his way into their home and demanded cash. An argument ensued, during which time he reportedly pointed the gun at the residents while making threats, said Vaughn. He eventually left in an awaiting vehicle, said Vaughn, noting that information shared with suspects at a party earlier that evening likely led them to the home where a work crew had previously seen the cash.

Then as they were investigating Berkowitz they found he received a parking ticket that night and the reports from his neighbors. This was enough evidence for police to believe he was their suspect. Police arrested Berkowitz, they searched his car, searched his apartment, searched his person(SC 4). They found a semi-automatic rifle when he was arrested, and also they found a .44-caliber revolver(History). Police also found satanic drawings on the walls of the apartment and a journal discussing many fires throughout New

The knife was long forgotten about. It was in his glove box and it was the size of a pencil. Dr. Hunt’s mannerism was not a threat to the multiple officers who were investigating him. The police used unnecessary and excessive force toward Dr. Hunt. This was racial profiling at it’s

On December 10th, a 47-year-old man was arrested after driving onto Arkansas State University campus with propane tanks that were “ready to blow,” and “a shotgun strapped to his back.” Brad Kenneth Bartelt was reported to the police Wednesday after posting on Facebook that “he was homicidal and suicidal.” However, nothing was done until he drove onto the campus at 1:30 PM the next day but within thirty minutes, police officers surrounded and arrested him. John Miller, a student at ASU, was taking a test when Bartelt drove onto the campus. In a phone interview he said that he could see the “green pickup drive onto the lawn in front of the union.”

Don’t ever underestimate someone in crisis. You handle these encounters with kid gloves, because, as an officer you never know what you are walking into. The only heads up you may receive is that a citizen may be off their meds, or hearing voices. What starts out as a talking

As I told my friend Jimmy I would be at ¨Big Joe Brady 's¨, I was. But there was no longer a ¨Big Joe Brady 's¨, so I just stood in front of a hardware store where the restaurant used to be. While I was waiting for Jimmy, I saw a police officer checking the streets. He came up to me and

The average person has probably heard those horrible news stories about fake law officers, breaking the law. The fact is that it happens more than you might think. Why? Well, certainly because they are able to fool innocent citizens into believing that they are a real law officer with a few clever methods that would not fool anyone connected with law enforcement. These criminals are not a joke.

First responders, EMT Kelley and EMT Halligan, arrived at the scene at 4:05 PM, announced themselves, and entered the premises through the closed front door of the Hoop House. It was sprinkling outside. Eduardo led EMT Kelley and EMT Halligan to the victim inside the Hoop House. To reach the victim, the three walked along the woodchip path.