Case Study: What Major Considerations Should You Have In Mind In Describing Other People

Synopsis: On 10/02/17 at approximately 0050 hours, I, Officer Artaz responded to 2124 South Main Street (Roadway Inn) room 44 in reference to a wanted person. This location is in the City of Delta, County of Delta and the State of Colorado. The wanted person was identified as Shawn Darosett (DOB 03/21/74). This case is cleared adult arrest.

To explain the crime, the criminal involved in the crime tricked the woman into getting in her car by impersonating a parking attendant. He stole the woman’s purse and car keys and drove off with the woman’s vehicle. During the carjacking, the man tried to attack the woman with a screwdriver which resulted in the criminal being stabbed. (“Antonio Beaver”). The victim gave a very vague description of the criminal, mentioning that he was african american, was wearing a baseball cap, was 5’10, had crooked teeth, and had facial hair.

We used a PD artist to create accurate sketches of the criminal, it wasn’t extremely easy. As remembering the criminal’s face and jotting down the exact details was hard. I think it was hard as my

First I would question everyone that was robed/burglarized to try and find any similarities. For example, if the thief is consistent with the item types he is stealing; it might help narrow down what part of town he will attempt theft again. Also I would try and see if I could get a description of the criminal or vehicle from the victims that did get a visual. I would ask for

1. What was the original habitat of the organism? Japanese knotweed is native to Eastern Asia and was originally brought from Japan, China and Taiwan. 2.

1 and spit on Victim No. 2. So the question to the puzzle is who’s who; now you’re going back to the first page of the report to find out. Another problem is placing a label in front of a name; only adding unnecessary wording and needless work. For example, there’s no need to say Suspect Lynn told Victim Cole to, shut up or I’ll punch you again. State, "Lynn told Cole to…" Once you’ve documented who participated and to who did what, refrain from using labels. This will make the readers’ and your job easier; document all the important facts. Rutledge suggests, “Don’t use labels if you can avoid it.”

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Don’t be afraid to signpost exactly what you will end up concluding. Good reports often do.

676-692). In order to apply this standard, the person must be a merchant, and must have performed the transaction in honesty, and in accordance with general commercial standards as well as in fairness dealings. Martin will most likely not have a case directly with the current possessor of the car, unless he can prove that the above mentioned standard was not met. Another possible point to be pursued is the tracking and validation of the car’s VIN. If Martin reported the stolen vehicle, and the VIN was listed as a stolen vehicle, it might be suggested that the dealer did not perform the proper due diligence to verify that the car had a clean title, and not listed as a stolen vehicle with the authorities (ncleg.net, GS_20-55,

The Victim described the subject as a black male with a low haircut, a light mustache and beard and

As we all know most of us find zombies repulsive, ugly, and scary. Zombies can also connect our fears with death. Zombies are looked at as being fictional and created through a reanimation of a human corpse. Zombies are most likely found in horror films and fantasy genres, but can have connections with history with complex origins.

In theft reports we have been hit or miss if we take photos of the property, (Example: Wal-Mart thefts. Please photograph the items).

In recent years, laws concerning marijuana has seen some dramatic and controversial changes. A British journalist named Johann Hari decided he try to get to the roots of the drug war to find answers to help those affected by the drug war which he loved. He wrote the book ‘Chasing the Scream The first and Last Days of The War on Drugs’, which condensed all the results of his research. This book has received much praise since its publishing and makes many valid points concerning the drug war. Another book titled, Drug War Crimes the Consequences of Prohibition, by Jeffery A. Miron, discusses and compares the benefits and detriment of prohibition of alcohol with prohibition of drugs. These two books capture many important views and evidence that

The detective in “The Girl With The Silver Eyes” can be describes as being very clinical and curt in his approach to the people he works with. The Continental Op bases everything on direct observation of the situation, largely discouraging the small details that people want to include. The Op asks Burke Pangburn to describe Miss Delano****

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