Domestic Violence Diary

MOS Haste and McLoughlin approached the house however were unable to gain entrance because the front door was locked. MOS Haste and McLoughlin began kicking and knock at the door. Sgt. Morris arrived at the scene. MOS Haste went to the back of the house and gained entrance through the first floor tenant’s apartment and opened the front door allowing MOS McLoughlin and Crocitt to enter. MOS went to the second floor and MOS McLoughlin knocked on the door and yelled police. After getting no anwer, MOS kicked the door. MOS McLoughlin observed Ramarley Graham run towards him and MOS Haste then enter the bathroom. MOS Haste followed Ramarely Graham into the bathroom and state “Let me see your hands.” MOS Haste reached the bathroom and yelled “Gun.” MOS Haste fired one shot. MOS McLoughlin observed Ramarely Graham non-responsive on the bathroom floor. MOS Morris and Crocitt were not in the apartment when MOS Haste fired. MOS Horne and Jarvis remained at 728 East 229 Street questioning the 2 males with Ramarley Graham. MOS Crictto secured Ps Hartley and Campbell in the rear of the apartment.

Victim Ronald Logan testified before the Court that on January 30, 2016 about 5:30 p.m., he was sitting inside of his car outside the Decatur Apartments listening to music when a male, Kilo, approached his car asking if he had changed for a $10.00. Kilo then jumped into the backseat of his car on the passenger side without his permission and pulled out a gun pointing it to the back his head demanding that he “give him everything that he had.” Victim Logan stated that he reached into his pants pocket and gave him $200.00-$300.00. Kilo then instructed for him to crank the car up and drive off. As victim Logan drove out of the apartment complex, Kilo fired a shot in his back causing him to crash into a house a few houses down from the apartment

Vergennes, Illinois and spoke with Lipe. I explained to Lipe what I was investigating. Lipe said he was an employee of the Illinois Department of Corrections, but was currently on suspension for having his cell phone on his person at work and being too rough with an inmate. I questioned Lipe about his visit to Yates’s residence. Lipe stated he remembered the day. Lipe stated the visit was a brief visit. He said he did not take the purse and did not know who would have. I asked Lipe if anyone left the room alone during the visit. Lipe stated Kistner left the room once, but he did not observe any purse on Kistner’s person when they left the residence or anytime afterwards. Lipe said he dated Erica Parker for a short period of time and he would not suspect her of any wrong doing. During their dating period, Lipe had money and other things of value at his residence and in his truck that Parker left alone. Lipe did not want to speak negative about Kistner because Kistner was a like a brother to him, but Kistner was not currently trustworthy because of his heroin addiction. Lipe said Kistner was not allowed around Lipe’s child because of his recreational drug use. Lipe did not have any other information to give. I cleared the

This is a report of an AOA that occurred on 4/22/17 at Windmoor 11300 US Highway 19 N, Pinellas Park FL 33782. The complainant Suzanne Weaver stated a subject by the name of Jonathan Elder, left the facility through an emergency door and started heading towards US Highway 19 N. Sgt. Lantco made contact with the Elder at US 19/126th Ave N. Sgt. Lantco placed him in custody and brought him back to the facility. While walking with the subject into Unit 14, Elder became uncooperative and started to offer resistance by tensing up and pulling away. Elder verbally threatens officers at this time but continued to tense up not allowing himself to walk forward. At this time Elder was walked around the corner of the hallway to calm down, officers explained

On Sunday November 24, 2016 at approximately 16:02 hrs. Officer L Wilkerson and I Ofc. R. Holcomb were dispatched by dispatcher B Coleman to 304 Hopkins Drive in reference to a disturbance. Upon my arrival I made contact with Ms. Shawntavia Lucky (complainant) who stated that her son Mr. Jousha Lucky (victim) got into a physical altercation with two black males.

had an altercation earlier today (September 13, 2017), at approximately 1215 hours, with his neighbor, Mr. Edwin Safer (Suspect), and he needed it document with law enforcement. According to Mr. Pishdad, he was traveling west on Pioneer Drive, Mr. Safer waved him down in front of his address, 1644 Pioneer Drive. Mr. Pishdad made contact with Mr. Safer and was falsely accused him of causing waves during the flooding of the street, which flowed into Mr. Safer’s garage. As he was being accused, Mr. Safer approached Mr. Pishdad’s vehicle door, opened it, grabbed Mr. Pishdad by the arm and held a rake in a threatening matter. Mr. Pishdad was able to get away from Mr. Safer and drove away. Mr. Pishdad reported the incident with the Homeowners Association.

Upon my arrival, I spoke with Samuel Earle and his girlfriend Makayla Haut, who advised that his friend Mathew Calder had been assaulted by his neighbors Branden Collins, Robert Collins, and several other unknown subjects. Samuel stated that Amanda Collins was also at his residence with possibly her boyfriend who assisted in assaulting Mathew. Samuel stated that Mathew was inside his residence and was not doing well physically. I followed Samuel inside his residence and observed a white male identified as Mathew Calder, who was sitting on the couch, with blood on his facial area. I also

I was waved down by a female at the entrance to the Edge Apt. Alize Rivera advised that she had been involved in a motor vehicle accident on Elm St. she stated that the other driver involved had her boyfriend the stated driver of Unit 2, move from the scene of the crash to the Edge Apt, and then he drove off. Rivera advised that the driver of Unit 2 ,was stopped waiting to turn into the Troy Softball parking lot when a black Chevy Silverado struck her vehicle from behind. She stated that the Driver of unit 1 was a white male, around his mid 20, and had a blue hat on. Officer were unable to locate unit 1. Unit 2 had major damage to the rear of the vehicle ,but was not disabled. I advised on how to obtain this

RETTZO said he went to check the Cooper building to make sure no one was inside of it and while doing so the an individual who lives across the street was there. RETTZO said the male is black and he lives across the street form the Cooper building. He said he doesn't know his name but he frequently goes inside the building with him to make sure no one is in there and protects him. RETTZO said the male always has a gun on him and RETTZO told the male he doesn't like that and he can't have the gun on him inside the building. He said the male became angry and said he isn't his boss and shoved him causing him to fall and strike the sidewalk with the right side of his face and then the left side of his face.

On 5/21/16 at approximately 2024 hours, Officer Acosta #0044 and I responded to Huntington Memorial Hospital, (HMH), for a report of a battery. The comments of the call stated, “IN ER RM #18, VIC IS 25 YO MALE ASSAULTED WED AT LA PINTO PARK BY UNK SUSP, ADV HE WAS HIT IN HEAD W/BAT AND HAS A PUNCTURE WOUND TO THE LIP. VICTIM IS EDGAR LARA DOB 10-02-90.”

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.

On the above date and time, I, Officer Marion, was dispatched to 100 Shasteen Street for a domestic assault that had already occurred. The complaint, Cherlyn Trussell, told dispatch that her husband, Mr. Charles Trussell, had assaulted. She told communication that Mr. Trussell cocked a firearm, and then shoved her in the closet. Ms. Trussell meet Deputy Machuta at the police department, to explain what had happened. She stated that her and Mr. Trussell got into an argument, during the argument, he went and grabbed his firearm and cocked it, making a bullet fall out, and pushed her in the closet. In fear for her life Ms. Trussell yelled she was going to call the police making Mr. Trussell retreat. Ms. Trussell was able to record the altercation on her phone, and you can hear the arguing as well as the

My new partner, Jack, was a tall man, guessing he got deported down here, because I have never seen him previously. Moreover, we introduced ourselves, we made small talk but quickly got into the case. Looking at the murder scene, everything seemed a little off. The evidence that was here for us did not look like it was from a normal murderer, it seemed to have come from a person intelligent enough to hide who they were. There were no fingertips, no hair, no left weapon, everything seemed like the murderer planned everything out perfectly. Gathering as much evidence as we could, we head back to the police department. As we entered the department, I noticed that Jessica’s desk was cleared. Bewildered, me and Jack go to the upstairs room to run the files. “We think we know who murdered the sheriff, but no one wants to point fingers without evidence”, as Jack opened the door for me. Walking in, thoughts run through my head, it couldn't of been Jessica, could

Officer Ortiz allowed me to get out of the patrol car, and observe him questioning the man that was accused of violently arguing with his girlfriend outside of Flacos. It concluded with the man walking away from the area and being told he will be trespassed the next time. Shortly after that, another disturbance call came through the radio. A (10-96) was being “harassed” from her apartment and she felt like she had to move out, so she sat outside with her things. Officer Ortiz and I got out of the patrol car, and walked up to another Officer on scene trying to calm down the enraged woman. In this situation, no action could be done because where was no other person to talk to about the matter. The third disturbance of the night was called after we returned to the patrol car. This call was a domestic violence disturbance, called in by little kids. A couple was fighting in the house while the kids were in the room resting and the mother went to jail for beating on the father. The man was certain that he didn’t fight back however; his kids were extremely frightened by him. Another Officer explained to the two young girls that their mother would be back in the morning after first appearance but for now had to follow their father’s rules and go back to

The Victim said that at 0800 hours, she was in her house livingroom with her boyfriend (S/1) Joe Rucker when they started arguing. The Victim said that she believed Rucker was cheating on her and was upset at him for his behavior. The Victim said that Rucker started yelling at her at which point she wanted to leave the room. The Victim said Rucker placed himself in the living room doorway leading to the hallway, preventing her from leaving. The Victim stated that she told Rucker she wanted to leave and he said “no”, not moving from his position. When The Victim tried to step past Rucker she was pushed back causing her to stumble. The Victim said she was pushed on the left shoulder and that Rucker had used his left hand to push her. The Victim said she did not have any pain