Investigation Of Police District 11

On Monday, May 23, 2016, at approximately 12:45 a.m., I, Trooper Bradley Brachear, received a telephone call from Sergeant Robert Ventura. Sgt. Ventura advised Trooper Bradley Otten of Illinois State Police District 13 requested my assistance with a two-vehicle crash on Illinois Route 4 approximately 0.23 miles south of Norton Lane in Tilden Township, Randolph County. I responded from the Lebanon area to assist. The crash resulted in one fatality.

On the above date and time I responded tp the area of U.S. Highway and Ridge Road, reference a vehicle crash.

This officer responded to Broad and Ridge Rd to assist Ofc. Gary with an accident and OWI Investigation. This officer arrived on scene and took over the investigation so Ofc. Gary could respond to a SWAT call out in Schererville. Ofc. Gary advised that Newland rear-ended a vehicle driven by Mathew Maples causing property damage. Maples also positively identified Newland as the driver of the vehicle during the accident.

Investigating a shooting that occurred Friday morning on September 11, 2015, Lubbock police detectives responded to a vehicle that crashed at 4:25 am. The accident occurred at the 6000 block of the Marsha Sharp Freeway. Lt. Ray Mendoza said that they received a tip from an individual who heard the crash taking place from a neighboring hotel. When officers arrived at the scene, they discovered Christopher Loggins, 49, and his gold-colored Chevy Cobalt. He had sustained multiple gunshot wounds, and while Loggins was awake, he was unresponsive. Police found no one else inside the vehicle.

On April 29, 2017, Trooper Aaron Rumford was involved in a vehicle pursuit on West Wilson Boulevard in Wilson County. I have reviewed the corresponding investigative case file prepared by Sergeant Kenneth Hackett and my findings are as follows:

On 09-27-2016, I contacted Stepp’s Towing who removed the cars from the crash scene. I was advised both vehicles had been picked up on 09-16-2016. The Mazda had been picked up the registered owner, Viola Christine Cabellero. The Volkswagen had been picked up by Gerber Collision at 9002 E Adamo Drive, Tampa, FL 33619.

If two vehicles were traveling at the same speed and same acceleration, both might crash with the front of the car and go back slightly until the car stops moving, so the wreckage might be at the West of Van Buren. One of the cars is a Cadillac Escalade and its mass is 2630 kilograms, and the smart car's mass was 816 kilograms. The Cadillac was coming in from the west on Van Buren and the smart car was coming in from the east on Van Buren. I believe the wreckage might be on the West because the Cadillac has more mass, it will do more damage to the smart car. Even though they both were going on the same speed and acceleration, the car with the biggest mass will definitely destroy the car with the less mass. For example, during

To avoid bias, this research will incorporate several reports from local, state and federal government agencies to show the statistics of fatalities related to collisions in rural and urban communities. Only emergency management

A post collision examination of Vehicle 2 revealed it was powered by a fuel injected, 225 hp, 3.2L V6 SOHC 24 valve engine, with no apparent modifications. The drive train consisted of a front wheel drive, 5 speed automatic transmission with overdrive, with no apparent modifications and both components appeared to be in good condition with no notable

Charles E. Collier said he driving eastbound on Lithia Pinecrest Road behind a gray pickup truck. Collier said he saw a westbound Ford F150 make impact with something but didn’t see what it was. Collier related he then saw the F150 slide across the road and into the grass on the south side of Lithia Pinecrest Road. Collier said the F150 ended up facing in an eastern direction. Colliers advised he stopped his truck and ran to check on the driver of the Ford F150, who seemed to be ok. Collier said he then ran to the man lying in the road and said he going in and out of consciousness.

At 8:30 p.m., a Dodge Charger and a Corvette Convertible were drag racing heading west on University Drive. Witnesses to the accident say the two vehicles were both seen driving at more than 100 mph.

First, you do not have an obvious crosswalk, and second, the traffic does not slow down. Investigators found that the driver, a 44-year-old man from Mount Pleasant, had driven across during a green light during the accident. He continues to cooperate with the investigation. Upon deeper investigation, it does no look as if alcohol had played a role in the accident. In addition to other agencies helping with the investigation, the State Patrol of Wisconsin has given their assistance.

The report should include any visual observations the police officer made about the position of the vehicles. It should also include information about any

On Thursday, August 18, 2016 Sandy Mitchell Hadley II, age 20 and Sara Shea Williams age 18 was driving 2011 Nissan 370Z crashed into a 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe were pronounced dead. The Tahoe passengers along with a three year old were sent to South Baldwin Hospital for minor injuries. Officer Davis said that Hadley clocked going 70 miles per hour on the express way. The officer was also trying to get Hadley to slow down so he turned on his sirens and lights when Hadley turned on County Road 36. Hadley did not stop and hit the Tahoe which was turn up on the side when the officer arrived. Due to the accident Baldwin Express south of County Road 36 is shut down while officers

The Police Chief announces “there is an ongoing investigation to determine the cause of the accident on Tuesday, approximately at 9:30 A.M. “Four vehicles” were involved in a collision that occurred on Crash Road. We are unable to give out the names of the drivers at this time. Someone is being detained as a person of interest in this case.” A short clip showed two police officers guarding the outside of the hospital.