On 3/27/17 at approximately 1858 hours, I was working patrol assigned as unit 3L51. I was in full police uniform and operating a black and white marked police vehicle. I responded to a radio call of a possible armed robbery taking place at 777 E. Colorado Blvd, at the Target store. The comments of the call described the Suspect as a female black, 5’05”, heavy set, wearing blue sweatpants a green hoody and carrying a purple back pack. The comments also stated the Suspect had a pocket knife in her left hand and she was walking eastbound Colorado Blvd towards Lake Ave. As I approached the intersection of Colorado Blvd and Lake Ave, I observed a heavy set female black, wearing a black and white striped shirt and blue sweatpants sitting …show more content…
That’s trespassing.” I asked her, “You are banned from Target?” Saunders said, “That’s trespassing.” Saunders was arrested for PC-211 armed robbery by Officer Jimenez. I transported Saunders to the Pasadena City Jail on Sgt Pham’s #6903, arrest approval. While in the pre-booking area, completing pre-booking paperwork, Saunders made numerous spontaneous statements. The following is a summary of the spontaneous statements Saunders made; Saunders stated she was given a receipt from a friend at Memorial Park, which had different food items listed on it on it. She took the receipt to Target and selected the items that were on the receipt. Saunders said she tried to return the items that she selected in an attempt to get cash so she could go buy Del Taco. When Target’s loss prevention officers advised her that they knew what she was doing, and to return the property back to them, she said she walked out of the …show more content…
She observed a female loss prevention employee kick the knife away from where she was. Saunders said she became angry and demanded that they give her the knife back. Loss prevention told her that the police could give her the knife back. Saunders said she needed that knife for protection at the park. Saunders noticed the knife sitting on a ledge, walked over to it, picked up the knife and fled the location. I booked Saunders into the Pasadena City Jail on PC 211- armed robbery. Jail advised me that Saunders had to be medically cleared for booking. I transported Saunders to the Huntington Memorial Hospital. Saunders was treated for numerous complaints by Dr Tzvetkova. MRN#001604870 While at Huntington Memorial Hospital I read Saunders her Miranda Rights, verbatim, from my Field Officers Notebook. Saunders stated she understood her rights and was willing to talk about the incident. Saunders reiterated her story that she told before Miranda. I asked in detail where the knife was. She said she keeps the knife in a pocket inside of her purse. She said that when the knife fell out of her purse it remained in its
On Wednesday 10-14-15 at approximately 1700 hours I Officer Hildebrand and Sgt. Hard were advised by dispatch that Debra Vanblaricom was at the station asking to talk to an officer. Debra wished to report an assault on her granddaughter. We met with Debra in the Police Department to speak with her. Debra stated that she feared for her granddaughter 's safety.
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.
On Saturday 11/14/2015 at 2322 hours, Security Supervisor Steven Evans along with Officer Omar Alonso responded to a call for assistance at the Results Waiting area of the Emergency Department. Upon arrival at 2323 hours we were told by a Patient Tech that Nurse Lisette Van Windt had already taken the patient to room # 59. It was explained to Security that the patient, Brenda Pemberton (FIN #84838930) was arguing in a loud manner with her husband and upsetting the other patients in the results waiting area. Security staff reported to room # 59 and were told to wait outside while Nurse Van Windt spoke to the patient about her behavior. At 2134 hours, Registered Nurse Van Windt stepped outside of the room and stated that the situation was under
Nieves reviewed the security cameras and observed today’s incident as told by Pendle. Based on in the information obtained during the course of the investigation I determined Bishop violated F.S.S. 812.13 robbery, by demanding Pendle give him his watch as he held on to Pendle’s arm with the intent to deprive Pendle of his property. F.S.S. 810.02 burglary by entering the business thru the drive thru window while on foot and remaining inside of an open business after permission was withdrawn by an employee, with the intent to commit an offense therein. F.S.S. 784.03 simple battery by intentionally touching Pendle against his
Furthermore, she was waiting by both vehicles in The Outlets at Zion parking lot. After arriving in the parking lot, Jacques said he got into a verbal argument with Dorosky, according to the probable cause statement. He and Dorosky both brandished knives while they were shouting at each other, Jacques told police. “Thomas said the knives were put away, but the argument became physical,” the arresting officer wrote.
On Saturday 09/06/16 at about 0530 hours Elizabeth Cervantes-Hocking came into the lobby of the Auburn Police department to provide a statement. I contacted Elizabeth in the lobby, and she stated she wanted to provide a statement for this case because she believed the Police did not get the full story the night of the incident. I obtained a video statement from Elizabeth using my department cell phone and the following is a summary of that statement. Elizabeth said on 07/09/16, the night of the incident, her roommates decided to call the Police because she was screaming. I asked Elizabeth what she was screaming for, and she said she had a long day, and she was in an agitated mood.
Caldwell Shooting After Attempted Gun Sale A man, Juan Maugro Lopez was arrested and charged with aggravated battery and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony in connection to the attack, after a shooting at a home in the 2000 block of Lincoln Ave. in Caldwell on November 8th. The victim told officials that the shooting occurred after he tried to buy a 12-gauge shotgun from a woman he knew. The victim also admitted that he was prohibited from owning a firearm, but wanted to purchase one anyways.
Jeffrey offered to get the handcuff keys while the officer went looking for the knife Edwards claimed to be attacked
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.
On the above date and time Corporal Joshua Hussey asks to speak with me concerning an inmate complaint. He stated on 10/29/2015 night shift Inmate David Anthony Todd F Block/Cell F3 accused Officer James Law of inappropriately touching him. I instruct Cpl. Hussey to escort Inmate Todd out of the housing unit; he and myself exit Tower 2. Inmate Todd and I are in the Bonding Court Room when he gives his account of the incident; no other staff is present at this time.
Due to the police “brotherhood” they took the situation lightly and turned it into a mess. No proper questioning or evidence was collected due this facet. A major factor was that Officer Banks was treated has if he was innocent a hundred and ten percent. The sheriff’s department should have questioned him and detained him like any other case.
The criminal just system failed Marlina Medrano in so many ways. When Medrano contacted the police about be assaulted by Thomas Hartless and he left with a handgun, in my opinion an arrest warrant should have been put out for him due to the facts that (1) he threatened to kill her (2) it wasn’t the first time he threatened her, and (3) he left with a handgun which was a felony due to his prior felony conviction. My thoughts are the criminal justice system failed to protect Medrano as the police knew of all of this and didn’t issue a warrant until 11 days later. When Hartless went to court for this, he pleaded not guilty and was released on his own recognizance.
Officers also observed the subject cut the cord of lamp inside the house. As officers attempting to coax the subject out of the house they observed smoke coming from the rear of the residence. The subject then retreated to an upstairs bathroom where officers could clearly see him holding the knife. Officers summonsed the assistance of the Indianapolis Fire Department and on-duty SWAT operators. The subject stayed in the residence for a large majority of time as fire was clearly seen protruding from the rear roof of the house.
While on routine patrol on Main St. in the area of the One Stop Capt. Oneill and myself could hear a female screaming extremely loud. Her screams were so loud it caused individuals to direct their attention to the noise. Officers located the female and a hispanic male behind the One Stop in the unit block of North Market Street.
When the morning came, the bookkeeper called into work to say that, “I will not be able to come into work today due to food poisoning from eating at Chipotle the day before”. Many of the employees within the accounting department had gone out to happy-hour that previous night and noticed Jocelyn Wildenstein, the bookkeeper was not acting herself and drinking in excess. As it turned out, Jocelyn did not only come in the following day, she was never heard from or seen again. Regrettably, the money she had stolen was never to be seen again too. The new controller consequently called us and asked up to investigate the