Executive Summary: Business Analysis

Estrela also requested that Cantie be trespassed from Walmart, located at 8701 U.S. Highway 19. Cantie was issued a trespass warning, which he later acknowledged, and signed while at central booking.

Both Brasch and Stewart were issued trespass warnings per Edwards request. I advised both subjects that they would be arrested if the returned to Walmart, located at 8701 U.S. Highway 19 in Port Richey. Steward acknowledged, and she signed the trespass warning before leaving the scene with Brasch's cell phone (per her request). Brasch later signed the trespass warning at central booking.

Both the family, and the Wal-Mart acknowledge that the family was detained. The Wal-Mart associates believed that they had the right to stop the family based on the assumption of shoplifting, although they should not have physically restrained the family from advancing out of the store, nor denied Debra McCann’s offer of verifying the family’s identity.

At around 0136 hours dispatch advised Jessica Johnson called dispatch. Dispatch said Jessica advised the male subject (Mekeal) would be coming to the front desk to talk to the Resident Assistant (RA). I let dispatch know I had contact with Mekeal and his friends. When Mekeal came to the desk he was on the phone with his mom. Mekeal said he heard the Police was wanting to speak to him. I let him know we did want to speak with him. I asked for him to sit at the table in the waiting area while I got my paperwork from my vehicle. I went to my vehicle and got a Miranda Rights Advisement Form and WSU PD Witness

This officer spoke with juvenile #1 and his mother Christine about the incident. Juvenile #1 stated earlier in the day he was at Central Park and ran into his ex-girlfriend juvenile #3. Juvenile #1 stated he had words with juvenile #3 and she slapped him at least twice a crossed the side of his face. Juvenile #1 admitted after

While on scene Leslie TAPIA continued to yell at Hope BAKER and Ernesto TAPIA at an unreasonable and excessive level. Leslie TAPIA was requested to stop yelling on numerous occasions, but would not comply with our request. I informed her that she would be arrested if she did not stop yelling. She continued to yell at Hope BAKER and Ernesto TAPIA while she was inside the home as well as outside while standing in the street. Leslie TAPIA was again advised that if she did not stop yelling she would be arrested for persistent disorderly conduct. She refused to comply and continued to yell.

On August 23, 2014 Sgt. Lavelle was assigned to the 83 Precinct. She was present for duty at 0800 hours as the domestic violence Sergeant and she conducted several home visits. At 1450 hours she was post changed to the 83rd Precinct desk and she assumed the duties of the 83 desk office. Sgt. Lavelle remained as the Desk Sergeant for the entire tour. I presented Sergeant Lavelle with a copy of the command log entry for August 23, 2014 depicting the validation of two arrests at about 2040 hours when Mr. Carlton Smith

(S1) Inmate Dennis was placed against the chow cart that was next to us and informed him once again to stop resisting and that if he continued he would receive additional write-ups. I adjusted my escort grip and we continued to escort (S1) Inmate Dennis to intake. (S1) Inmate Dennis continued his verbal tirade of name calling and threatening to kill me. Once placed in a holding tank and we released his arms (S1) Inmate Dennis turned and charged at us. The door was closed before (S1) Inmate Dennis could get out but he continued to threaten to have me

P alleges assault and false arrest. P, a political activist associated with Cop Watch Patrol, was approached by MOS Butrint, Kreckmann and a female officer on public roadway. P alleges that MOS shine a flashlight in his face and P began to record MOS and requested their names and badge numbers. P alleges that one of the MOS demanded P’s identification and when P refused then MOS grabbed P and slammed him against the fence. P alleges that MOS Kreckmann and Butrint grabbed P’s arm and P’s shoulder popped. P alleges that he was transported to the 46th precinct and defendant MOS Lynch was present at the precinct. P alleges that he was strip searched at the precinct and placed in holding cell. P alleges that he was released from custody with two

Upon arrival, I made contact with Walmart Loss Prevention Officers, Fabiano Estrela, and Marion Edwards. The defendant, later identified as Derrick Warren Jordan, was located in the loss prevention office with Estrela and Edwards.

Upon arrival, I made contact with the White female defendant, later identified as Amanda Nicole Mobbs. Mobbs was located in the Walmart loss prevention room with LP Officer, Steven Uliano.

Upon my arrival I contacted the complainant Nicholas Swanson and he told me the following. Around 2000 hours a white female, later identified as Sonnie R. Youngblood, entered the store through the front doors. Youngblood stopped at the popcorn stand in front of the store and picked up three bags of popcorn. Youngblood then walked to the west part of the store and returned to the front of the store with no items in her hand. Swanson said was notified by his employee that Youngblood might have placed items in her bag. Swanson checked the video footage and saw Youngblood place several items

at 25). Under a minute after the first Taser use, the Taser was used again while Mr. Paul was “noncompliant” with his arrest, allowing Officer Dennehey to struggle with him to get his wrist in the handcuffs (R. at 16 and 24). Officer Dennehey warned Mr. Paul, repeatedly telling him before handcuffing him, “Don’t move!” (R. 16). Mr. Paul says he “blurted out… ‘I can’t do this!’” and was heard shouting “to the two passengers still in the vehicle, ‘…Someone get her away from me!’” (R. at 16). The driver claimed he yelled at Office Dennehey, “Watch his shoulder,” but, at the time, he admits his sisters were “still crying and yelling” along with shrieking. (R. at 11). There were as many as four people at the scene yelling at Officer Dennehey all at once, including Mr. Paul himself, as she tried to arrest him. (R. at 11 and 16). Despite this, Mr. Paul admitted that, at that moment, nobody had expressed to the officer any excuse or reason as to why he was not complying with Officer Dennehey during handcuffing. (R. at 5 and

On January 31, while on the unit at, I was retrieving equipment to obtain vital signs on my patient. In passing, Shaibriel Calhoun stopped to ask me a question. While I talking to Shaibriel, Alexandria Adams walked right past us out of the break room and bumped me with force. I almost fell she pushed me so hard. Shaibriel and I just stood there in awe, trying to figure out what just happened and why did she do that. Alex continued to walk away and my response to her was “excuse you”. Her response was “well you saw me walking you should have moved”. Shaibriel and I was off to the side and not in Alex way. I do not know what her intent was, but I reported the incident to Ms. Farmer immediately. Alex used inappropriate force on me and

As against these allegations, in a statement the security guard of the store, John Merkle stated that he was employed as security guard for nearly 7 years at Bauer’s Department store in Atlanta, Georgia. His job duties including maintaining a presence in the store and watching for species activities and also investigating any possible incidence of shoplifted. The security guard stated that on December 13, 2016 he was on duty at the store and remained there from 9 AM to 5:30 PM till his shift ended for that day. During his duty, he said that the anti-theft alarm of the store had sounded. This alarm was located inside the entrance/exit door of the store. Right