Auto Case Study

I located the vehicle and pulled behind it without my emergency lights activated and I made contact with both the female driver and passenger. Shortly after, Edwards arrived on scene and he suspected that the driver, identified as Taya

The ground trembles as the champ rolls in the shop, so loud the windows start to dance. The threads on the tick black tires are beginning to tear apart and are covered in oil. Engine so blazing hot it hisses angrily at the crew. It’s up to the crew to see what is wrong with her. That’s what an auto mechanic job is, to figure out what is wrong with a car and resolve that problem.

The vehicle turned onto Lake Rd from Redbird road, as it completed the turn, it crossed over the center line with all four tires.

The accident occurred as you were driving west on Kearney Street, at Westwood Avenue. You were responding to 4800 W. Kearney to assist two other officers with an active investigation. In that incident, officers were sent to an alarm call and arrived to find forced entry at the business. You were the closest back-up, and volunteered to respond, when the investigating officers made the discovery and asked for assistance.

On 03/08/2017 Deputies were dispatched to the area of 120th Ave and Oliver Road for a traffic complaint. The reporting party advised a vehicle was parked near the tracks and when a train approached three occupants got out of their vehicle and stood in the roadway. Other deputies were en route to this call when another call came out and other units were needed elsewhere. After finishing with my current assignment I responded to this call.

I initiated a traffic stop for the violations. I observed the driver of the vehicle who was later identified Mr. Dale Roberson exit the driver's side of the vehicle and attempt to flee the scene.

This officer working Operation Pull Over was parked stationary southbound on SR912 (Cline Ave) running radar. This officer observed a dark in color pickup traveling south at a high rate of speed and activated the rear radar antenna of my assigned patrol unit. I locked the vehicle traveling 82 MPH in a posted 55 MPH zone and pulled behind the vehicle as it passed. This officer activated the emergency lights on my patrol unit and detained the vehicle a Dodge Dakota bearing Indiana Truck Plate of TK697MEV.

On 03-22-17 at 0159 hours, I was working uniformed patrol in patrol unit #48. I was traveling north on Lake Avenue approaching Orange Grove Boulevard. The traffic signal light was green for north/southbound Lake Avenue traffic to proceed. I entered the intersection and observed a black Ford Mustang California license plate #6NWJ831 traveling west on Orange Grove Boulevard approaching Lake Avenue. The vehicle made a right turn onto northbound Lake Avenue without yielding for the red light in violation of CVC 21453(a).

Dispatch advised that the complainant Younger Riley, was following behind the vehicle in a tan in color, Ford, four door pickup. I stayed in contact with dispatch getting direction of travel in attempt to stop the vehicle. I was headed south bound on State Highway 515 toward State Highway 154 in my patrol vehicle with my overhead emergency light activated. As I came to the highway intersection of State Highway 154 and State Highway 515, I turned east bound on to State Highway 154. I then observed a black in color Nissan pickup fitting the description that Younger had given to dispatch.

Officer Macares was conducting Traffic duties at Stage-25 intersection when she spotted a red Intruder blowing the intersection without stopping nor coming to reasonable stop. After Macares conducted a vehicle stop on her. She had a old fine, which became expiered, leaving Officer Macares no choise to arrest her. When she was asked to step out, the female complied with the officer, till another vehicle drove by and she made a run for it. Officer Macares tried to stop said female by deplying her tazer, however her cartridges hit the vehicle instead of the female.

On 05/01/2016 at approximately 0151 hrs I was on patrol as a Sheriff's Deputy in Sumner County, KS. I was traveling west on east US 166 HWY about the 1500 block, when I observed a white passenger car coming towards me, as it got closer I could see that both of its passenger side tires were over the fog line. The vehicle continued to travel east on US 166, no other traffic was in the area so I turned my vehicle around and began to follow the white passenger car. As I got close to the vehicle I observed it was straddling the fog line, as I was following I observed the vehicle drive on the fog line 3 separate times. The vehicle was also weaving in its lane of traffic. I followed the vehicle out

On Sunday 12/18/2016 at approximately 2336 hours, I J. Farmer, was out on a traffic stop with other officers at the intersection of Tegarden and Pass Rd. While standing outside of my patrol vehicle, I observed a white Chevrolet truck traveling south on Tegarden Rd just north of this intersection. I observed the driver of the truck, later identified as James Lau, stop the vehicle on the side of the road and asked for an officer to come speak with him. I walked over to his vehicle, and as I approached I could smell the odor of intoxicants coming from the vehicle. When I reached the vehicle, Lau asked if he was allowed to drive around the patrol units parked on Tegarden Rd.

Upon arrival on scene I made contact with Taylor, Holly A. (04/24/1980) at her residence. Holly advised that her step-daughter Taylor, Makia T. (12/15/2002) left their residence the previous night approximately 1930 and never returned home. Holly explained that Makia is on house arrest and in order for Denny Youth Center (DYC) to put a warrant out for her they needed a case number from law enforcement. Holly explain she was able to confirm Makia currently at 51628 Skyco DR, Index, WA. I asked Holly why she has not driven to Makia’s location. Holly explained she does not think Makia would get

At 22:30 I recieved a 911 call about a traffic collision; reported that there's one male injured. I quickly flicked my lights and sirens on and responded to the scene code 3. I parked up behind the collision; making sure that there won't be another accident. I asked another unit on scene to block of the western side. I checked for any leakeages, and as there was none found; I took out my medical kit and rushed to help injured people, contacted FD while grabbing my kit. We then finished the treatment. I blocked off all lanes with cones rather with cars. Then I decided to interview all parties. I seperated them and started questioning them one by one. None of them were under influence. I concluded the interviews and decided to look for any visible

was notified that the registered owner of the vehicle was a Habitual Traffic Offender. This officer turned around and caught up with the vehicle in the 200 block of E Ridge Rd. This officer observed the vehicle make a right turn into the EZ Pawn Parking Lot without signaling. This officer conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle as it parked. This officer while calling in the traffic stop observed through the tinted windows shadows of two people switching seats. This officer approached the vehicle and contacted DELMAR who was sitting in the driver seat and asked they switched seats. DELMAR stated because ZABIA BARSHA GILDON who was in the passenger seat did