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 Sunday, 06/03/18, at approximately 1730 hours, Officer Chittenden and I were on routine patrol, wearing full Police uniform and driving a fully marked Daly City Police vehicle (#25). At mentioned date and time, we were monitoring traffic on the corner of Mission and Templeton in Daly City. My attention was drawn to a white, 2002,
The suspect has no outstanding warrants or charges and is not on probation. In June of 2004, the suspect was convicted of several firearms offences and received a mandatory lifetime firearms prohibition. The suspect, Justin “Snipes” Meeches (41), a hardcore fellow gang member of Indian Posse and the victim in this matter had been a long time friend of over ten years.
On Sunday, March 12, 2017 at approximately 12:07p.m, Client Joseph Dorsey was shot while leaving the Talbert House Spring Grove facility. Mr. Dorsey was leaving the facility at 12:07 on approved movement, after Mr. Dorsey left the facility he headed north on Avon St. where allegedly his assailants were waiting on him and shots were fired. Mr. Dorsey, was injured as a result of being the targeted victim in the incident, and was shot twice. Mr. Dorsey received one wound to the shoulder and one wound in the abdomen area. During the incident Mr. Dorsey, was able to run back into the facility after being shot twice.
Carmical could not provide serial numbers for the missing firearms or descriptions of the jewelry at the time of this report. Mr. Carmical stated he is 81 years old and he may have a hard time remembering what exactly he had. Mr. Carmical did say he would work on a more detailed list of items taken to be given to the Sheriff’s Office at a later date. Inv. Reyer was notified of the incident and he responded to the Carmical residence.
Just after 9 p.m., officers were dispatched to The Outlets at Zion parking lot, 250 N. Red Cliffs Drive, in St. George on reports of an assault, according to a probable cause statement filed by the St. George Police Department in support of the arrest. When officers arrived, they spoke with 18-year-old John Thomas Dorosky, of Leeds. “John told me he intentionally backed into a vehicle on Red Cliffs Dr., in a travel lane,” the arresting officer wrote in the statement.
On October 11, 1969, Paul Stine, a 29 year old cab driver, was killed around 9:55 p.m., on the corner of Washington and Cherry Streets in the Presidio Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, California (Voigt 2021b). He was shot in the head once at point-blank range, with a 9mm semit-automatic pistol (Voigt 2021b). Although it was not the same weapon used in the murder Darlene Ferrin (Voigt 2021b). One the day of the murder, Paul had reported to another’s night work at the Yellow Cab Company (Cole 2020). After finishing his first fare of the night, Paul received a notification of another one, around 9:30 p.m. (Cole 2020).
The first question I believe went unanswered was that of Stanley and Amy’s son. Chapter 3 of Criminal Investigation, states “the couple’s son, who was home in bed on Friday, May 15, reported and later testified that he did not hear any gunshots in the house that morning” (Brandl, 2018, pg. 38). However, it does not mention whether the son was awake during that time, which according to the clock’s computer found next to Stanley’s body, was at 5:30 a.m. on that Friday. If he was not awake then that could be one of the reasons he did not hear the gunshot and especially if he is a heavy sleeper. Secondly, there was also a pillow found at the crime scene which showed that a bullet had gone through it which could mean that Amy grabbed the said pillow and shot through the pillow in an attempt for the gunshot to not sound as loud as it would have without it, which would also explain why the son didn’t hear the shot and adding the probability that he might have been asleep at that
The surroundings look unattractive. We start to hear running footsteps that grow louder. This continues for a split second until -- BANG!!! A GUNSHOT restores the silence.
The bombing seemed to have stopped, so she went to the bathroom. Then she hears that someone had entered the house. Theme: This chapter is significantly slower paced.
One could argue that public law enforcement agencies should be fully replaced in the matter of air and rail. Public law enforcement have a lot to do with the current risk/threat we are facing. They should leave private sectors in dealing with providing security for air and rail. Most air and rail system does not require the presence of public law enforcement officer presence, especially the way they are looked at in public eyes. Air and road system is to provide services for the public in which the public is comfortable while service is provided to them.
Nine hours after the bus rolled over, as all those stretchers were being carried up the hill, and everyone despairing--there was her hand coming up out of the window and everyone was shouting because there it was, a moving hand ' " (Creech, page 265). Margaret had already told her about the incident, after Sal stopped hesitating, Sal than understood that her dad moved to Euclid, Ohio, to spend time with the last person that saw his wife alive. Sal then understands she need to hear others before accusing
Voices rose as a series of verbal insults hurled between unknown combatants. The men remained hidden. In seconds more bullets seared from end to end but thankfully away from her position. Banks heard a scream to her right. Someone took a slug in the adjacent corner.
It is equally important to understand that while there are positives to what community policing is, there are those who may misinterpret what that entails for CPOs. It is not public relations but it seeks to improve relations with the public by creating awareness so public will allow them to do their jobs more effective and be more compliant. Community policing doesn 't mean that officers will give a pass on crime. " Critics suggest that it suggest that its primary focus is on community as opposed to crime, and its use of tactics other than arrest to solve problems detract from a proper focus on serious crime", ( ...Community Policing...,pg.18).
(Morris & Pilon, 1992) The yelling that the guests’ and neighbour had heard mingled with what sounded like fighting, what was heard from the guests’ were sounds of pushing, shoving and thumping. (Morris & Pilon, 1992) During this conflict Lavallee had apparently cried out “he punched me in the face” more than once, subsequently after the fighting had happened people around and inside the house had heard gunshots. (Morris & Pilon, 1992) Lavallee had, indeed, fired 2 shots at Rust with a .303 calibre shotgun, the first shot had missed rust and the second shot pierced the back of Rusts’ head, killing him as he was leaving the room.
