Dispatching To 335 Case Study

On Wednesday January 25, 2017, I (Officer R. Holcomb) was dispatched by C.O. B. Coleman to report to 302 Freedom Way in reference to a complaint of trouble with subject. On arrival I spoke with Ms. Valencia Jones, she stated that her ex-boyfriend Leon Boyd is harrassing her.

In looking ahead on our scheduling, do you anticipate any new orders beyond the current PO that we are working on? We should have it completed sometime next week and I want to stay ahead of the game for scheduling our sewing floor hours.

After this, we told Jimmy this “we have a search warrant to search your four plex apartment. After searching your apartment, we found a laptop that got stolen, mails, and two VISA cards.” At this time, Jimmy state “a lot of people come to my apartment.

When they arrived at the location, they first contacted the female in an upper back apartment. Dossey was able to interview her and obtain information regarding the domestic dispute and that it possibly happened in the courtyard area of the apartment complex. Dossey also obtained information that Mr. Ricks may have a firearm in a dresser drawer inside his bedroom.

When he looked through the window he observed multiple individuals passing around what appeared to be a bong used for drug consumption. When he went to the front door, it was open slightly and he smelled burned plastic. Brian knew none of the individuals in the residence were on his lease, so to avoid a confrontation he left the property and called law

The above resident stated that on 7/23//15 around 5:00 am she opened her bag to look for a friend's number. She had an envelope that contains approximately $500. When she opened the envelope she realized her money was missing.

I spoke to Kristy Weins who stated her husband Leamon Weins had come to where she was staying and took a van that was in his name. Kristy stated that her personal property was in the van. Kristy stated that she attempted to grab the driver's side door of the van to stop Leamon. Kristy stated that Leamon continued to drive and at which time caused her to lose her balance and fall hurting her right hand. Kristy did not have any visible injuries at the time of this report. Kristy stated that Leamon then left the residence with the van. Kristy stated that there has not been any domestic issue between her and Leamon.

For about over a year Dorothy was having issues with the property manager, Adner Delhomme, of the complex where she lives. (See Attachment Protective Service Elder Abuse Community Complaint Report dated on 01/07/16)

John advised he called CR and then called dispatch to report the loss. I asked John, who was working last night. John advised Kindra Chiles was the bartender last night and advised he has attempted to contact Kindra this morning without success. CR advised he has traveled to Nucla to attempt to find Kindra but was unable to

On January 24, 2016, a Hospital Services Dispatcher began the selection process for neonate red blood cells for Morristown Medical Center (MMC) located in Morristown, NJ. The Dispatcher selected the units but did not verify the CMV status of the tag against the CMV status on the ABO/Rh label. The units were brought to the Technical Services Laboratory for sickle cell testing. After testing was completed, the products were returned to the Dispatch area. An electronic shipment was created in the blood establishment computer system (BECS), and a packing slip was printed. The Dispatcher reviewed and signed the packing slip but failed to have the Lead Dispatcher or an available driver complete the secondary review. The order was shipped to MMC

On January 14, 2017 approximately 7:45 am tenant Beatrice Mills (# 103) came running to the booth, stating to SOD (Loretta Thompkins) that Brenda Gregg # 205 and Patricia Brown # 204 were arguing. I immediately went upstairs to see if I could resolve the situation. Once, I approached the top of the stairs, I could clearly observed the argument taken place. I noticed both tenets arguing over Brenda playing loud music from her apartment at 5 am. Patricia B. stated that she has to work on Saturday morning and Brenda music is disturbing her as well as the rest of the neighbors. At the time, Patricia was standing in front of Brenda G. apt in a back and forward verbal confrontation. Lenedra Wilburn #202 opened her door asking Patricia to stop arguing

Parker: I was at Nolan's annual party, I arrived at 9pm and left at 10pm. I didn't want to stay around to long as I'm not friends with Nolan. I was only there because my friend Julie convinced me to come to the party.

Upon arrival, I made contact with the caller, who was identified as Ramirez, Yuvanka Fabiola DOB 04/02/80. Yuvanka related one of the residents left the premise and she was unable to stop her at the back door or gate. The resident was identified as Bonilla, Tabatha Marie DOB 08/30/88. Yuvanka related that Tabatha suffers from Psychosis and Schizophrenia, which she takes medication for the disorders. Yuvanka further related that Tabatha is not very functioning and is not aware of her address. Yuvanka related that she last saw

Writer called pt. to see if he needed any case management resources. He asked the writer about the results of his drug screen. Due to the sound and tone of his voice pt. did not sound like his normal self. Writer asked pt. if he needed food or housing. He informed the writer he was fine, he is a survivor. Writer was not able to ask if he needed a shelter to stay. Pt. rushed phone conversation.