A Summary Of Deputy Ragsdale

Upon arrival and after all parties were detained and searched for weapons Sergeant Kincaid and I were advised by the victim in this case, Thomas Fitzgerald that the suspect, Duane Fisher had pointed a pistol at him and his daughter, Marrissa Rohrbach and had laid the firearm down on a piece of farm equipment prior to our arrival. At this time I was able to locate a loaded Browning Target Shooting Pistol inside a holster on top of a tractor attachment approximately

Officers were requested to assist West Mahanoy Twp with locating a female who is believed to be at Granny's. The female, Heather HECKMAN, is wanted by Pottsville after stealing a 40 caliber pistol from Louis TASSONE. Officers were informed the female pointed the pistol at someone shortly after stealing the pistol. TASSONE told Pottsville police that HECKMAN called him in a panic looking for a ride. I believe Pottsville PD said HECKMAN told TASSONE something about someone pulling a gun on her. TASSONE said he went in to the grocery store to buy things for HECKMAN and when he returned she and his pistol were gone. TASSONE said the pistol was in or next to the center console of his vehicle. HECKMAN was reported to have left the area in a silver

On July 27, 2015, at approximately 10:54 AM I, Deputy Ragsdale, was advised by dispatched to contact the complainant, Randy Clay, by phone in reference to a theft.

Upon our arrival we were met by Jerry Thompson, he stated to us that someone had stolen some hand tools and atv wheel and tires from his shop behind his residence. After speaking with Mr. Thompson Sgt. South and I went out to the outside of the shop under a covered parking area and found a yellow in color Can-Am atv on a motorcycle jack without the wheel and tires. After this Mr. Thompson showed us inside of the shop where a tall rolling tool box was and informed us that various hand tools such as socket sets, ratchets and electric impact drivers were taken from. Mr. Thompson also informed us that in the office area inside the shop was a change jar with approximately $20.00 in change was missing and a 30 pack of bud light was missing out of the refrigerator in the office area.

In Jim Mittman’s report “Policing; Report shows Racial Profiling Continues, with no Changes,” Mittman surmises altogether that the Missouri Police Department has been stopping and searching more minorities than they do white citizens. Mittman reasons that these stops and arrests are unlawful knowing there is no law prohibiting the Missouri Police Dept. from pulling minorities over even when there’s no unmistakable evidence prior to wrong-doing. First and foremost, Mittman tackles the legal and political issues by explaining that the law does not actively address or prohibit racial profiling in the police force, as a result the law still segregates residents based on invisible lines, hence the elected officials prefer to focus on other issues.

On December 10, 2015, at approximately 8:15 AM I, Deputy Ragsdale, was dispatched to 336 Concho inside Holiday Villages, Quitman, Texas in reference to a disturbance.

Brandon advised the store has had several incidents of receiving counterfeit money recently, so he checked the bill with a marker to see if it was real. He advised the marker revealed the bill to be counterfeit. Brandon advised he told the W/M the bill was a counterfeit and the W/M advised he had just been paid by his boss. Brandon stated the W/M requested the counterfeit bill back and he told the W/M he was going to call the police. Brandon advised the W/M then fled the store without the counterfeit bill.

On 01/16/16 I contacted Iwanda Davidson at her residence at 11900 Melissa Lane. Mrs. Davidson said sometime over the past two weeks she has had several items come up missing from her residence including a black Hi-Point 9mm handgun, unknown serial number, valued at $150, a new in the box Poulan Chainsaw, unknown model or serial number, valued at $120, a new in the box Homelite weed eater, unknown model or serial number, valued at $50. Mrs. Davidson said she is missing a PorterCable tool bag which contained a battery operated drill, flashlight, circular saw and reciprocal saw, unknown serial numbers, valued at $250, a new set of sockets, wrenches and other miscellaneous hand tools, valued at $150, two new dead bolts she purchased for her front door to her residence, valued at $30 combined, and a Nokia cellular telephone blue in color with a pink and white case, valued at $30. Mrs. Davidson said that she also had several pieces of jewelry, mostly inexpensive keepsakes and costume jewelry, go missing. Mrs. Davidson said that the jewelry was a gift from her grandmother and that she could not describe any of it aside from one ring which had a dark stone possibly black or purple surrounded by several lab created white/clear gems. Mrs. Davidson said she did not know what the value of the

Deputy’s Assignment: I was dispatched to 10608 West 73rd Street on Monday, December 11th, 2017 for a larceny complaint. I spoke to Jimmy Holman who said his vehicle was broken into and items missing.

[A] Absolutely, the reasonable suspicion of Deputy Sanderson was sufficient enough to expand a lawful traffic stop regarding the burnout headlight of the defendant’s vehicle. When Deputy Sanderson approached the Petitioner Mr. Haverford, it was completely a different story. By observing the defendant himself, Deputy Sanderson suspected that the defendant was under the influence of some kind of drugs. The reason why is because the defendant was extremely nervous. It is understandable to be nervous when to pull over by an officer but in this case it was not. The way the hands of the defendant were shaking is one clue. Plus the defendant upper body was shaking abnormally, clue number two. And finally, Deputy Sanderson took a good look at the defendant eyes and he realized the eyes were restricted [page 4], clue number three.

On December 14, 2015, at approximately 8:50 AM I, Deputy Ragsdale, was dispatched to 630 County Road 4890 lot 6, Winnsboro, Texas in reference to an assault that occurred after the fact.

On August 19, 2015, at approximately 4:41 PM I, Deputy Ragsdale, was dispatched to the Wood County Sheriff Office lobby in reference to a theft.

The Fourth Amendment guaranteed the rights of privacy but in this case, Deputy Sanderson did not violate the defendant rights. Based on what you have heard, Deputy Sanderson had reasonable doubt to stop the defendant again. Deputy Sanderson is not an overzealous police officer who want to make a name for himself. His fifteen years record proved how efficient he is when it comes down dealing unlawful citizen. Deputy Sanderson quick thinking is a testimony on how efficient his abilities are. Your Honor, I plead with you to find the defendant guilty of illegal drug possessing and to be punished at the full extinction of the law. “Thank

On July 13, 2015, at approximately 10:35 AM I, Deputy Ragsdale, was dispatched to the Wood County Sheriff Office in reference to theft.

In my opinion, I feel like Sheriff Bell has a clearer view towards his destiny. Throughout the story I got to see how Sheriff Bell does things a bit “old school” and he knows that his way of doing things will eventually be outgrown. “The world is going to hell,” Sheriff Bell is ready to face the truth that drugs, rape, murder, and suicide will play a big toll in our countries future. Nonetheless, Bell’s well-aware his way of morality, ethics, and justice will change in the near future. Hands down, Sheriff Bell leaves everything in the hands of god to guide him in the right direction. Overall, Sheriff Bell will try his dearest to fight for what is right and wrong. “I think I’m goin to commence decicatin myself twice daily. It may come to three