Cjs305 Unit 2

Facts: In this case the respondent and two other men with the assistants of an undercover agent,

The shootings that occurred at Kent State University, Ohio, on May 4, 1970 have been a dark spot in American history for almost 36 years. It is a day remembered by many names, THE KENT STATE SHOOTINGS, MAY 4 or the KENT STATE MASSACRE. Four students were killed and nine were wounded, all of America suffered.

Officers Peralta B1522, Levitch B2019, Officer Jimenez B2467, and I entered Tower 13 B-Pod to assess the situation. Upon entering the pod, multiple inmates were fighting by cell 10. Officer Jimenez deployed the Pepperball gun to gain control of the inmates involved in the fight. I helped escort multiple inmates to medical to rule out any injuries.

On September 23, 1957, the group entered the building with police protection. There was an angry mob

At this point in time, the Vietnam War was in progress; young people were getting drafted left and right, and the troops overseas were getting absolutely slaughtered. There was a multitudinous amount of protest surrounding the war, and when tensions started running too high, protests became dangerous and violent. After extreme aggression through assault on police officers, bonfires, and looting was shown during a student protest at Kent State on May 1, 1970, the Kent mayor was forced to declare a state of emergency the very next day. The National Guard started to arrive on May 2 to keep the peace, but when they got to the scene, they found the Kent State ROTC building on fire. No one knows who started the fire, but there were many protesters around the building cheering. When first responders arrived, they were yelled at, and some people even destroyed their water hoses. The National Guard was forced to use tear gas to disperse the

The FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) gave their full attention on solving this case. The FBI stated that this was one of the largest and most complex cases they had ever undertaken.

Provides a Systematic Method for observing children. It assists teachers, and parents in assessing individual skill development.

With such a disaster occurring on U.S. soil, there was without question knowledge that there would be a necessity of

They were not all arrested together. Chambliss died in prison and then the case was opened up a few more times a few years later and then took Blanton and Frank Cherry into custody. They later found one more suspect but he died before they could take him into their custody. It took about 45 years before they were all identified. This horrible event stirred up the entire nation.

Officer Killgore door knocked and interviewed possible witnesses. See Officer Killgore’s ADD report for further details.

Baltimore, and the St. Louis protests. The riots were all police related and ended in the death of

Also in 1992 a UPS deliveryman alerted local sheriff deputies that objects similar to grenade casings were delivered to the compound. From there the sheriff notified the Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, ATF for short, about the situation at the compound. The ATF began an investigation

them to be there. They got many threats and damage to their house. In the

On October 2, 1968, what started off as a peaceful student protest later turned into a bloody massacre. On this day, students gathered together in Tlatelolco plaza to peacefully protest against the government. The students were there for a rally but they were surrounded by armed military troops, who opened fire and started the massacre. The Massacre of Tlatelolco will always remain as a part of Mexico’s bloody and dark history.

A recent news article came out with the title “Four arrested after armed home invasion in Vaughn”. Where the article talks about how four individuals entered a home armed.