Example Of Law Case Study

In the first incident, Clayton Harris’s truck was pulled over by Officer Wheetley because it had an expired license plate. When Wheetley approached the vehicle the suspect

On Sunday, 04/29/2018, at approximately 1024 hours, I was in full police uniform, driving a marked Daly City Police patrol vehicle. I was driving south on Sullivan Avenue, north of the interstate 280 south on ramp. At that time my attention was drawn to a gray, 2015, Volkswagen, Passat bearing California license #5TUF434. I saw the vehicle was occupied by a male driver and female passenger. I conducted a records check on the computer in my patrol vehicle and it revealed it was a stolen vehicle out of Oakland.

The description of the offender’s vehicle, matched one that Angel Gonzalez had. The officers conducted a traffic stop on Gonzalez’s vehicle in an attempt to get a positive identification from the victim. Although the victim gave the officers a positive identification of Angel

On 5/4/2017 at approximately 1843 hours I observed a silver 2006 Pontiac G6 traveling Eastbound on Highway 90 near Ladnier Road, with out a driver side tail light. I initiated a traffic stop with that vehicle on HIghway 90 near Ladnier Road. I approached the driver side window of the vehicle and made contact with Wiley Johnson. I asked Johnson for his drivers licenses and proof of insurance. Johnson stated he did not have a valid drivers licenses or liability insurance.

Ellison was issued the following Associate tickets: ticket number 140742958 operated a motor vehicle while in an intoxicated condition; ticket number 140742959 failed to display lighted lamps on motor vehicle/motor drawn vehicle/motorcycle as required; ticket number 140742960 failed to drive within right lane of highway having two or more lanes in the same direction. Ellison's court date is currently

On the above date and time, I, Officer D. Stone, while on patrol with the Clayton Police Department, I was dispatched to westbound I69 for a pickup truck with the hood up. When I arrived on scene there was a blue Buick Terraza sitting behind the blue pickup. I ran the Michigan registration plate DSE7292 and the owner of the vehicle on the plate. The vehicle was clear and the registered owner was suspended. I approached the vehicle on the driver’s and talked to a white female, Sarah Ann Wooster, sitting in the driver’s seat. I asked her if she drove the vehicle to the location she was at, she replied “yes.” She stated that she was waiting for a tow truck for the

On Tuesday, the 9th of May, 2017 at approximately midnight I was patrolling East on Hastings Road, approaching Martin Bluff Road when I noticed a vehicle with a headlight out traveling West on Hastings on the opposite side of Martin Bluff.

On Tuesday, 10/18/2016, at 1312 hours, I, Deputy Stacy Stark #1815 initiated a traffic stop at the intersection of Highway 13 and Country Club Rd. Murphysboro, Jackson County, Illinois after a LEADS inquiry, upon the license plate of a gold 2002 Buick 4 door bearing Illinois registration Z907828, indicated the registered owner had a suspended drivers license. The registered owner of the vehicle was listed as Brenda D. Dozier (Female, DOB: 09/03/1958). The vehicle was traveling at a speed several MPH below the posted speed limit. The gold Buick and I were traveling west on Highway 13 from Carbondale, Illinois. I passed the gold Buick on Highway 13 in an attempt to observe the driver to be a female. I was unable to see the driver due to the tinted windows. I proceeded to pull ahead and I pulled over at the intersection of Highway 13 and Airport Rd. I then waited for the gold Buick to drive by. I could see through the front windshield of the gold Buick. I viewed the driver to be a female and there was a male passenger.

This case involved an unknown suspect stealing the victim’s rear license plate while it was parked at the above residence in violation of PC 484(a)-Petty Theft.

On Sunday 12/18/2016 at approximately 2336 hours, I J. Farmer, was out on a traffic stop with other officers at the intersection of Tegarden and Pass Rd. While standing outside of my patrol vehicle, I observed a white Chevrolet truck traveling south on Tegarden Rd just north of this intersection. I observed the driver of the truck, later identified as James Lau, stop the vehicle on the side of the road and asked for an officer to come speak with him. I walked over to his vehicle, and as I approached I could smell the odor of intoxicants coming from the vehicle. When I reached the vehicle, Lau asked if he was allowed to drive around the patrol units parked on Tegarden Rd.

On Monday, December 25, 2017, partner Officer Park #6800 and I were working uniformed patrol assigned as “1A21” driving marked patrol unit #17. I was driving and Officer Park was in the passenger seat. At approximately 1433 hours, we responded to 1402

I was dispatched to Foxcroft Apartments as a backup unit for Ofc Eagan in reference to a domestic dispute. As I came on scene Ofc Eagan saw Rodney Russaw leaving from the apartment and became involved in a foot pursuit with the suspect. Ofc. Eagan and I pursed Russaw down Henderson St into the wood line. Ofc Eagen placed Russaw under arrest for trespassing, and transported Russaw to Troy City Jail.

I then pulled back up alongside the vehicle and asked Kloos what was wrong. He told me in a slurred speech that the vehicle had quit running. At that time, I suspected Kloos was alcoholically impaired and decided that it was unsafe for him to continue driving. I then backed up my my service vehicle off to the side of the road and called into the Sector Radio dispatcher a request to run Kloos’s vehicle license plate, Arizona BPG7437. The radio dispatcher identified the vehicle as a 1993 Chevy Pickup registered to Jason Leroy Kloos out of Casa Grande, Arizona. I also requested that the Sector Radio dispatcher notify the Eloy Police Department or Pinal County Sheriff’s Office in order to properly investigate the situation and confirm if the driver was alcoholically impaired. Kloos then exited the vehicle and advised me that he was not from around the area. Kloos then went on to say it was a mistake and that he had turned the wrong way. He asked me to just let him off with a warning , but I advised Kloos that I suspected he was driving under the influence of alcohol and that as a Border Patrol Agent, I could not give him a warning, but was detaining him until local law enforcement arrived to properly determine if he was driving

On 05/25/18, I was operating marked Mequon's squad #6 with Digital Ally camera system operating. At approximately7:01AM, I was monitoring traffic stationary in the 12300 block of N. Wauwatosa Road. At approximately 7:02AM, I observed a black Ford pickup pass my location and I observed the truck's driver was not wearing his seatbelt.

The unmarked officer advised that he needed assistance pulling over a 2017 Toyota Corolla . He stated that the vehicle did not use its blinkers while making a right turn onto Largo Dr from Tibet Ave. I was advised that the passenger Demarcus Badie of the vehicle also had a felony warrant.