Basil Carroll Case

Estrela provided me with a voluntary statement form, and DVD video surveillance of the theft. The DVD was later entered into evidence at the Port Richey Police Department.

On 6-30-2015 at about 1855 hours I was dispatched to 941 26th ST NE, Auburn,

Account number ending in 0255. According to James R. Boucher, all of the transactions on June 5 and June 6 were done by the suspect, James Roy Boucher, excluding the transaction on June 5, 2016 at Best Buy Carbondale, IL in the amount of $181.53. That transaction was done by James F. Boucher. I contacted the Wal-Mart store located in Murphysboro on 08/17/2016 via telephone and spoke to Sherry. Sherry stated I had to call back the following day and speak to Jennifer Bell. On Thursday, 08/18/2016, at approximately 1046 hours I arrived at the Murphysboro Wal-Mart and requested to speak to Jennifer Bell. The lady at the customer service desk checked in the Wal-Mart database for all of the transactions on the Discover card statement listed for Murphysboro and Carbondale Wal-Mart. She was not able to locate the matching amounts. She also advised that the security video footage would not be available for June 5 or June 6 because the video recorder recycles after 2 months. On the attached Discover card statement labeled #3, the statement indicated on July 5th, Discover cancelled all transactions charged to the victims account on June 5 and June 6. The victims did not have to pay Discover for those amounts. The victims cancelled their old Discover credit card account and were issued a new

I called Judge Heitmann, who granted a TRO telephonically at 1420 hrs and granted a warrant (#W 2015 000335) telephonically at 1417 hrs with a bail for $15,000.00 (full/no 10%) for terroristic threats.

On August 26, 2015, you responded to 41 Olsen Rd. Cocoa in reference to a violation of a "no contact" order. During your investigation you developed probable cause to arrest Alicia Balderston for violating a "no contact" order that was issued on August 20, 2015 due to a domestic violence arrest. During this call you took written statements from the victim and two witnesses.

Your affiant forced entry and made contact with a male who was identified as Robert Whalen from here on known as the defendant.

I re-entered the residence and spoke to McIntosh. I gave McIntosh a copy of the Illinois Domestic Violence Act Victim Information and the Written Statement and Explanation of Rights. McIntosh signed the Crime Victim Rights and Compensation Acknowledgement Form at 2:12

The gathering, protection and safeguarding of evidence is a crucial facet of evidence integrity, without accurate adherence to these processes, vital evidence that could possibly have significant influence on a court case could be deemed inadmissible. Therefore identifies the importance in establishing policy and procedure for law enforcement agencies in the identification, collection, and storage of evidence. Objects that constitute fruits, instrumentalities, or evidence of the crime or are contraband may be introduced in evidence and exhibited to the jury if it is proven that such objects offered as evidence relate to the crime charged (Garland, 2015, p. 417). Below is a procedure for handling physical evidence for presentation

Preserve Physical Evidence: Collect any physical items you have that might relate to the alleged incident or the accuser. This includes any photos or videos, as well as evidence like clothing and other objects they may have touched, including cell phones and computers. As much as possible, you should avoid manipulating these items any further or doing anything that could potentially destroy physical evidence.

At the residence Kirks went into the residence and secured the animals. Kirks showed me where the incident had taken place. Kirks pointed out an area with a dark colored fluid and stated Russell had layed down there after the incident occurred. Kirks stated Russell had thrown up and she was unsure if the fluid was the Jack and Coke Russell had been drinking all day or if it was blood he was throwing up. Kirks pointed out a wet spot on the couch and stated she had thrown her drink at Russell and that is what was on the couch. I escorted Kirks back out to my patrol vehicle while Deputy Haynes took photos of the

Monday not long after arriving at the office SAC Mark Pro received a phone call concerning assistance from the GBI for a death in Adel. CSS Kellyn Wilkes was the CSS on call. The other intern “Olivia” and I rode with CSS Wilkes to the scene. Upon arrival, we were still waiting on a search warrant before entering the house. However, since pictures are always taken before entering a house in death investigations we took pictures from different distances as well as vehicles on the property before entering the residence. Additionally, DNA swabs were taken before entering the home as well. I watched and observed as evidence was obtained and as the residence was searched. Afterward, evidenced was logged into an online database and left with the Adel Sherriff department.

On the above date and time Officer tactuk and I responded to 6105 Cheers Drive, reference a theft.

All available physical evidence is handled competently. Evidence will be recorded and processed correctly and inside the law procedures.

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According to Krebs (2014), “credentials were stolen in an email malware attack at Fazio that began at least two months before thieves started stealing card data from thousands of Target cash registers. Investigators who examined the malware quickly noticed that it was designed to move data stolen from Target’s (then malware-infected) cash registers to a central collection point on Target’s network, a Windows domain called ”\\TTCOPSCLI3ACS\”.