Alpine Drive Investigation

Requested to 605 West Penn Street for an unknown situtation. Schuylkill County Communication Center advised they could hear a lot of screaming in the background. Your affiant arrived on scene along with Shenandoah Area Ambulance. We were directed in the home to the second floor where the female was lying in bed. EMS attempted to assess the female's reported condition and while doing so she became verbally and physically aggressive with them. The female is known from previous police interactions as Jessica Oshman. She proceeded to scream that everything was fine while her mom was saying she had a seizure. Oshman said she did not have a seizure and everyone is fucking retarded and for EMS to go fuck themselfs. She attempted to strike

Upon arrival, I saw a white female, later identified as Heather Holland, standing in the roadway near the crash site. Heather ran towards to the woods when she saw my unit approaching the scene. I stopped Heather just inside the wood line and advised her to come out of the woods. Heather complied and came out of the woods. Heather had an odor of intoxicating beverage on her breath and person, her eyes were blood shot, and her speech was

While approaching the apartment building, i was able to hear a woman screaming and a man shouting. When i arrived on the third floor the noises from both parties continued and i noticed there to be a an open front door that appeared to be damaged due to force entry. Officer knapp #3396 and i shouted “hollywood police, anyone inside come out with their hands up!” As we made an entry. Inside of the apartment we noticed there to be a b/m, later identified

On September 30, 2015 at 8:25, a 911 caller, identified as Mr. Kenneth Ross/Witness #1, reported he found the body of a black male lying face down in the park near his home with blood all around him and he appeared to be deceased. Witness #1 reported the body was located in Woodbury Park adjacent to Wilson Drive in the Pineview neighborhood. The body was near a park bench on the west side of the park. Dispatched at 8:30 a.m., I arrived on scene at 8:45 a.m. and immediately initiated my field notes, began cordon procedures, initiated searching and identifying evidence, identifying possible witnesses and notified the dispatcher to contact the city coroner and have them respond.

On Thursday March 10, 2016 at 1310 hours a call came from dispatch about a possible murder. I arrived at 210 Downey Way, at 1327 hours. Mr. Henry Winkler, who was the next door neighbor, was standing outside of the victim’s house. Officer Twumasi and I approach Mr. Winkler, who advised that he was the person who reported the call. He said, that while he was eating jello that he heard a loud boom coming from Ms. Nelson’s house about 15 minutes before he made the call. Mr. Winkler said he was scared and when he looked out of his window he saw Jim, the victim’s boyfriend leaving the victim’s house in a blue Ford Escort, 1999 model, four doors with Harley Davidson sticker on the back window. While gathering information from Mr. Winkler I learned

Officers responded to Wal-Mart in reference to a domestic dispute. On scene officers made contact with the victim Sara Adams. She stated that her ex-boyfriend was staying with her and now will not leave the residents. She stated that he damaged her cell phone and trashed her house. Officers observed the damage phone and when to 171 Keen dr to make contact with the suspect. Upon officers arrival the suspect had fled the scene. Adams stated that the argument stated when she came home at 00:00. She stated that Corey Newman, her ex-boyfriend was mad about her not coming home when she got off work. She stated that when she pulled into the driveway he met her at her vehicle and wanted to go through her phone to see if she was seeing another

At 1622hrs, APD Dispatcher Sara – 8048 notified me that officer’s where on scene at that no firearm was found in the Masch’s residence. She also let me know the a Mental Health officer was on scene evaluated Masch.

In summary, on 03/17/16 at 2022 hours I responded to 1818 S 58th Ave. (alley) in regards to a fight call involving two (2) females.

While asking if they needed us to do anything, Dispatch notified me that a female individual that is likely involved with the incident was walking down the bike path. City Officers responded to make contact with the female individual.

On the above date and time, I Officer Marion, was dispatched to 902 Cindy Hollow Road inference to a possible suicide attempt. When I arrived on scene I witnessed a male laying on the ground with labored breathing, he also had unequal pupil that were unresponsive to light. The male, identified as Christopher Shearer, had visible marks on his neck and thin cloths line was found right beside him along with a knife. Mr. Shearer was transported to Harton Medical Center and then to Vanderbilt Medical Center. I spoke with the two women that were on scene Ms. Sherry Travis (The Mother) and Ms. Chasta Holliday (The Girlfriend). I spoke with Ms. Travis, she stated that her and Mr. Shearer got into a verbal argument over the way he talked to her. She

“After several neighbors complained about the horrible odor coming from a house on Olive Lane, one of them called the police. Entering the home the officer found a couple brutally beaten lying on the living room floor. The neighbor wants to remain anonymous identified them the couple as Mr. Mrs. Bert Stevens, long time residence of Jackson Heights, according to the neighbor their grandson lived with them. However, he was not at home at the time the officer was there. The officer said

REPORTER: the reporter/Law Enforcement (Stephen) called with concerns for the victim, Caiden. On today (09/23/2015), Stephen received a call concerning the victim; the neighbor’s saw the child running up and down the street unsupervised. Some women (unknown) were knocking on Breanna’s (mom) door for 15 to 20 minutes before she came to the door. Breanna was in the back of the home, and when she heard the dog barking, she came to the door. The neighbor’s said the child was nasty, but when the reporter arrived, the child was clean. The reporter said Breanna was lying down in the bed trying to put her 8 month old to sleep, and Caiden was in the bed with her. The reporter said Breanna fell asleep and Caiden got down out of the bed and went out the

On December 26, 2015 at approximately 2329hrs, I received a call for service to respond to 231 E. Clark St. in reference to a suicidal subject. Stg. Henke and I made contact with a white female claiming to be the mother of the suicidal subject outside of the residence. Stg. Henke and I made contact with a white male at the front door inside in an enclosed porch of the residence. I observed the male’s hands and blue jeans he had on covered in blood.

A detective’s efforts are non-productive work to reviewal of complaints or information supplied by the initial responding officer. Several factors govern a decision to closing cases from its severity, solvable likelihood, and resources needed to scrutinize the offense. Two possible outcomes would, in fact, be informed utilizing a metropolitan officer on whether it seek closure or further examination. At the end of the day, this sole contact must be, “keeping you updated as the case progresses. If you need to provide a statement, they’ll talk you through it. And in the unlikely event you need to go to court, they’ll introduce you to a member of the [Witness Care Unit toward step-by-step guidance]” (Mayor's Office for Policing & Crime, n.d., para. 8).

Officer’s Wheeler#4361, McEachern#382, Phillips#2454, Claudio#1623, Fung#2159, Guillory#1806, Sutton#2446, Hayes#1116, Cathey#1090, Masilang#1344, Dudley#1497, Williams#2236, Shablinskiy#2262, Gustil0#1469, Nangle#968, Plantinga#2367, and O’Leary#4292 all responded to the scene.