Case Study Of Officer Danny Robinson

I chose to interview Officer Michael Alway of the Rocklin Police Department. I selected him because of the rapport I had with him from him being a former instructor at the community college I went to. This rapport made it more comfortable to ask more complicated questions. I originally made contact with him through my csus.edu email account. In a few days, he was able to get back to me and we set an appointment date via email. I initially send him the interview questions, so he would know what I was going to ask and have an answer or idea on how to answer it. The first impression was good, and I noticed that he was wearing a body camera. Since, my paper was on the use of force that is where the topic began with the questions.

On January 5th, 2017, the Muskogee Police Department began an investigation into the possession and distribution of child pornography, by the suspect, Zackery Perry (“Perry”)(MPD Case #2017-557). Through the investigation and the analysis of electronic evidence that Perry possessed and was collected during a search warrant of his residence, a local juvenile victim was identified as Brooklyn Skelton (“Brooklyn”)(age 7).

On October 20, 2015, NYPD Officer Randolph Holder was fatally shot in the forehead in East Harlem pursuing a suspect on foot. The suspect, Tyrone Howard was granted into the diversion program of drug-treatment in Manhattan after pleading guilty to distribution charges. Arrested in October 2014 in a drug sweep at the East River Houses, Howard was charged with selling to an undercover officer and was recommended seven years of jail term. However, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Edward McLaughlin enrolled Howard in a drug diversion program instead of prison unaware of his previous criminal history. Failure to disclose the 2009 shooting, Justice Patricia Nunez who presides over the Manhattan drug court approved the plea agreement. Howard would

Officer Brookins keeps up with her reports and follow up on a daily basis. We have been short staffed over the past year and very busy on days and swing shift making it difficult to do much self initiated activity and traffic. Now that we are hopefully going to be adding additional officers, I will be encouraging officers to do more traffic enforcement, walking patrol and other self initiated activity.

On February 20, 2013, after interfering with an arrest, Mr. Paul was arrested by Officer Marsha Dennehey, a thirteen-year veteran police officer of the Ann Arbor Police Department. (R. at 1, 6, and 14). Officer Dennehey has experience in identifying and handling drunk drivers because Ann Arbor is a college town and “heavily target[s] drunk drivers.” (R. at 14). She is also trained in recognizing and avoiding excessive force, as she chose to take training seminars on it almost every year it has been offered. (R. at 31).

During my interview with Officer Williams I asked him several questions. Most of the questions we had gone through had already been discussed in correctional treatment class. We just went a little more into depth and I got responses from other officers as well. I learned that Correctional facilities in the eye of the criminal justice system are unlike any other work settings because of the unforeseeable nature of the environment that has to do with the inmates and individuals that have to work in the facility as well. Williams is a County Correctional officer, he did however mention there being State and Federal correction facilities where other inmates with other crimes are held.

A district officer team should be present and involved in the district that they are serving as well as helpful and enthusiastic about FFA overall. I believe that district officers should be willing to help members in anyway they can, whether that be by supporting them in CDEs or encouraging them to take the initiative in their chapter. As a FFA member selected to represent the Western Idaho District, you should be diligent, respectful and hard working, so as to show that you are truly derserving of the office position you are awarded.

On 10/11/17 I downloaded the data from Taser X26P serial #X130046DF that was utilized by Officer Demko in this incident. The download was performed utilizing an X26P dataport download kit and Evidence Sync. The download showed that Demko armed his weapon on 10/4 at 13:41:12. He pulled the trigger at 13:41:14 and the device was activated for 5 seconds. There were no further activations and the device was placed in safe mode at 13:42:56. The printout from the download has been placed in the case

Ethan always wears his issued ballistic vest every shift. He inspects his assigned patrol vehicle before and after his shift, reporting any issues immediately to his supervisor.

The Officer’s Ward film is an adaptation of novel written by Marc Dugain. In both the story is centered around the wartime experience of Adrien Fournier, a young and attractive engineer who served as a Lieutenant during the war effort. The film opens in a ceremony where Adrien is being honored for his sacrifice in combat which we see once the camera pans over him, is a large portion of his face. After being commissioned to build a bridge for allied forces by an army commander he is shelled by German artillery forces. While his horse and the other soldiers with him are instantly devastated, Adrien is hit by stray shrapnel which bores a hole through the middle of his face during a routine recon mission near the beginning of France’s involvement in the Great War. Demoralized by his facial disfigurement, Adrien stays at a new facial reconstruction unit in a hospital full

I do think we, Special Forces Warrant Officers (SFWO), can be on the same level as our interagency partners when it comes to authorities. In our current environment, SOF operates in an interagency environment with most all operations. To operate effectively, we need to understand our left and right limits (authorities). You are right about the time constrain issues with all nine-core tasks. That is where a SFWO deals with prioritization. Even with the nine core tasks, we need to understand what gives us the ability to conduct our operations.

According to the Use Of Force Report submitted by Officer Young dated 07/28/2017, he was assigned to Main Intake. Young was escorting Johnson from the intake to 7 Building. While escorting Johnson and exiting the main intake, Johnson refused to exit the intake. At which time Officer Young was instructed by Capt. Rollison to place Johnson in proper escort hold and escort said inmate to housing area 7. At this time Johnson threw oneself on to the ground and refused to get up from the floor, and a gurney was requested. Upon the arrival of the gurney to the area, Officers Young, Vanterpool and Chestnut assisted Johnson onto the gurney and leg irons was placed on Johnson. While placing mechanical restraints on Johnson hands. Officer Young observed

It’s hard to believe that just a couple hours ago my friends and I were hanging out at the park, and now we are all sitting at a police station being accused of assaulting, raping, and nearly murdering a woman that my friends and I have never interacted with before. The angry officers who are currently interrogating my buddies are searching for some deeply needed answers to this newly arisen case and are showing no restraint to solving this case immediately for honor and recognition, rather than justice and prosperity.

Should police officers be required to have at least a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice? (A)

There are several key factors that the police overlooked that could have caused this case to end sooner. The first being that so many people died under his care. In my opinion if most of the individuals who are seen in your practice end up dead I'm not going to keep coming to you. Obviously, you're not a good doctor. I know people that have been going to the same doctor for 20 years, especially older people and these patients were all to have supposedly died of a heart attacks. (Gunn, 2010). In 1998 a neighboring General Practitioner reported a high number of cremation forms that she was asked to cosign on. The police did not take her seriously. If this had been checked the case could have probably ended then instead of years later. The high