Case Study Of Deputy Ragsdales

While conducting the business check, I was alerted by Walmart Loss Prevention Officer, Marion Edwards, that a White, GMC Yukon, that was missing the front bumper was involved in an attempted theft of a coffee maker approximately two weeks prior. Edwards requested that I make contact with the vehicle, which was parked in row #7 in the Walmart parking lot. Edwards was requesting that I issues a trespass warnings to the vehicle's occupants.

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.

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.

On August 14, 2015, at approximately 12:19 PM I, Deputy Ragsdale was dispatched to 2034 County Road 1570, Alba, Texas in reference to a inquest.

Upon arrival I spoke to Paras Narang (victim) who stated in effect that between June 15, 2015 2100 hrs to June 16, 2015 0730 hrs an unknown suspect(s) gained entry into his vehicle (brown 2015, Accura, NJ reg# PDN710), which was parked in the parking lot, and removed is brown leather wallet and a gold chain from his console.

[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.

Deputy Strange is responding and investigating calls for service on his own, without the assistance of his FTO.

On December 29, 2015, at approximately 10:36 PM I, Deputy Ragsdale, was dispatched to the Wood County Sheriff Office lobby in reference to a theft of a firearm.

On august 24, 2015, at approximately 2:32 PM I, Deputy Ragsdale, was dispatch to 898 County Road 1895, Yantis, Texas in reference to a theft.]

I was waved down by a female at the entrance to the Edge Apt. Alize Rivera advised that she had been involved in a motor vehicle accident on Elm St. she stated that the other driver involved had her boyfriend the stated driver of Unit 2, move from the scene of the crash to the Edge Apt, and then he drove off. Rivera advised that the driver of Unit 2 ,was stopped waiting to turn into the Troy Softball parking lot when a black Chevy Silverado struck her vehicle from behind. She stated that the Driver of unit 1 was a white male, around his mid 20, and had a blue hat on. Officer were unable to locate unit 1. Unit 2 had major damage to the rear of the vehicle ,but was not disabled. I advised on how to obtain this

Officers were dispatched to a buglery alarm call at Verizon Wireless. On scene I found the glass side door had been smashed by a large gray rock. Officer Hamilton and I then cleared the store. We found that there were items missing from most of the displays. Sgt Hicks notified Det Johnson and he responded to work the scene. Tanner Poole the manager responded. He stated that the surveillance system video was not stored in the store so no video was collected. Det Jonson collected several finger prints and the rock used to smash the glass door. Officers advised Poole that when he could get the video to advised the PD. Poole also stated that he would do an invantory of all item missing for Det Jonson. I advised on how to obtain this report.

Upon my arrival, I spoke with the complainant John Will. Mr. Will advised that the owner of the storage units contacted him to advise him that his storage unit had been broken onto. Mr. Will stated that he had a master lock on his storage unit. Mr. Will then stated that an unknown person or persons had broken into his storage unit with an unknown tool. Mr. Will stated that he has not been to his storage unit since June 27, 2015. Mr. Will stated this incident had to occur between June 27, 2015 and July 8, 2015. Mr. Will then told me that the suspect(s) had taken approximately nineteen rods and

On Saturday, June 10, 2017 at approximately 8:38 PM I, Deputy George checked en route to 1575 Farm to Market Road 1799, Mineola, Texas 75773 in reference to a burglary call.

On September 8, 2015, at approximately 2:47 PM I, Deputy Ragsdale, was dispatched 4336 East State Highway 11, Winnsboro, Texas in reference to a theft of horses.