Chemical Trial Report

During the statement, I presented James with the 6 photos of the male party’s & she identified Archie as photo number 3 in the lineup. James stated he knew without a doubt that Archie was pictured in photo #3. I then cleared from the Jail. A copy of this report will be forwarded to the Hubbard Co. Attorney’s Office for review & charges are pending against

Newland provided four insufficient breath samples. This officer again read Newland the Indiana Implied Consent and she agreed to a blood draw. This officer completed the necessary paperwork and transported Newland to Southlake Methodist Hospital for medical clearance and a blood draw.

Communication Officer Reiland, advised Cain had a positive warrant out of Linn County. I stopped Cain at the 200Blk of John St.. I advised Cain he had a warrant out for his arrest, and advised Cain Sgt. Henke and I could follow him home so he could put up his dog. Sgt. Henke and I followed Cain to his residence at 512 E. Wood St.

made a mistake on the officer sworn statement (DS-367) (Exhibit 1) and the officer completed the Arrest and Supplemental Report (Exhibit 2) 6 days after the arrest, which does not fall within the public employee records exception to the hearsay rule, Section 1280 of the Evidence Code. In addition, officer signed the second page of the DS-367 (Exhibit 1) after 6 days of the arrest, therefore, the DS-367 is altered. In addition, the DS-367 (Exhibit 1) and the Arrest and Supplemental Report (Exhibit 2) are not credible, not trustworthy and not admissible. Officer notes are destroyed after he completed his report and memory of the officer is questionable.. Counsel cited the Glatman, MacDonald, Manny cases to support his

I placed Brossard under arrest for obstructing a peace officer. I read Broussard the juvenile Miranda warning and asked why did he try to run. Broussard then stated that he was runaway juvenile and did not want to go back home.

At 0216 hours on Thursday, June 25, 2015 your AFFIANT was on patrol in the area of E. Lloyd St. and N. Emerick St. While at a standing position at the stop sign your AFFIANT observed a blue Chevrolet Cavalier traveling North on N. Emerick St. After the Cavalier passed your AFFIANT could smell a strong odor of marijuana. Your AFFIANT mentioned it to Captain Michael ONEILL about it. ONEILL stated “I can smell it to”.

One the above date and time Officer Sandula, Officer Johnston and myself went to Cell 8 to move three inmates out of Cell Block 8 that had been causing disturbances throughout the night, inmates; Christopher James Knight (A-13483), Montel Lamar Rice (A-15526) and, Devon Allen Soltysiak (A-15794). The disturbances included throwing food and toilet paper at the walls and ceiling, taking recreation equipment out of designated zones, not wearing full jail attire and clogging the sink by clogging the drain with toilet paper and covering the plug with a bowl of the cell causing flooding. During having the inmates pack up their personal items, inmate Knight said he wanted to go to a holding cell so he could yell through the vents to his wife Melanie Dice Knight (A-15084) and that he had been trying to move for 2 weeks by acting out. Knight then pulled out a tooth brush with one end filed to a sharpened point. He asked to be taken to a holding cell for having a “shank”, I replied no and he was going to another cell for the meantime. Officer Johnston confiscated the toothbrush and I escorted Knight to his new cell, he asked again to be taken to a holding cell but I refused once more so in response he hit the ceiling near a sprinkler head with his mattress. After placing inmate Knight in Cell 5 he wrote a derogatory threatening letter daring to be moved to a Holding Cell. While in cell 5 he left his mattress and property on the community table and complained that he was going to fight with inmate Terrance Walter Newton (A-15144) who he thought was in Cell 5 but was in Cell 3. Officer Johnston, Officer Sandula and I then removed Knight from Cell 5 and put him in holding Cell A. Shortly

I made contact with Powell, Jermaine L. DOB 02/02/77, who related he had a verbal argument with his wife (Powell, Denise DOB 02/24/81 over the discipline of their child (Powell, Nathan L. DOB 09/18/12). Jermaine related that Denise has bi-polar disorder and takes medication. Jermaine further related she has mood swings causing them to fight. Jermaine related he and Denise were separated and recently reconciled one (1) month ago. While I having a conversation with Jermaine I observed signs of impairment, he had an odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from his breath and person.

On 02-01-2017 at approximately 0210 hours, I contacted Justin Gipson at Harper and Ida Street as the result of a traffic stop (running a red light at Business Highway 67 and Highway PP). An operator check through dispatch revealed and confirmed an outstanding warrant through the Poplar Bluff Municipal Court on Justin.

The United States District Court for the District of Nebraska indicted the petitioner for “possession with intent to

The State is presenting Kelli McDonald against the defendant to testify to her lab report. Similar to Dodd and Melendez-Diaz, the defendant in this case has the right to cross-examine Kelli McDonald regarding her capacity as a chemist on his case and her present capacity capacity in order to display the possibility of impropriety. Since Kelli McDonalds’s lab report and testimony belong to the core testimonial class of evidence, her testimony directly relates to the defendant’s defense because there is a break in the chain of custody when the Sheriff’s department’s exerted control over the evidence could display the possibility of

On September 27, 2015, at approximatley 11:26 AM I, Deputy Ragsdale, was dispatched to 1146 State Highway 37 North, Quitman, Texas in referrence to a burglary.

D-This writer met with the patient to address the breathalyzer result over the weekend as the patient tested postive. According to the patient, he reports he did not have any alcohol and believes it could the new toothpaste or Trident. This writer viewed the level of the BAC result with the patient, but he was adamant that it could be the Trident or the toothpaste, at which the patient was unable to remember the brand of toothpaste. The patient signed a treatment contract Step 1 due to the postive result and refusing to comply with medical assessment on 02/14/2016 and 02/15/2016. This writer encourages the patient to follow the clinic's policy and procedure.

Poison Control Pharmacist : Pharmacists who work at Poison Control Centers (PCC) receive calls from medical professionals and patients about drugs and toxicity. Some calls may be from a concerned parent of a child who ingested several gummy vitamins, while other calls may be from a physician asking about the use of expired medications in an emergency situation. Regardless of the nature of the call, a pharmacist must use their clinical knowledge to provide the best answer and recommend appropriate treatment options if necessary . Most Poison Control Centers are open 24 hours so rotating shifts may be necessary if you want to be a pharmacist at a Poison Control Center. The salary is usually competitive with hospital pharmacists . There are

tioned the matter outside of the fact that he needed to make more copies for the log book. On December 9, 2013. I received an email from Mr. Martinez and that he had gotten in contact with IT and had possession of the keys and log book. A couple of days later December 11, 2013, I got another email from Mr. Pete Martinez that included the administrative assistant of AME Sammy Sobah that the following content in his email needed to be passed along to all AME in house personnel making note of the new policy and procedures for GOV G62-4398K and that a calendar had been set up on the shared drive for use and availability of the GOV. December 17, 2013, Mr. Sammy Sobah the AME admin sent out and all official inner office email stating that Mr.