Granger’s eyes closed, and his body went limp. Montag checked for a pulse. There was nothing. Montag attempted to revive him. Still there
On 07-14-2016 at approx. 2019 hrs a domestic disturbance call was dispatched. Dispatch was receiving information that the suspect was armed with a pistol and a rifle and had assaulted a victim at 518 N. K Street.
In the West Boise area, a female victim was walking in the area when she was attacked. The unknown male had grabbed her from behind to assault her but ran when he heard a car approaching. Officers made contact with her at the hospital. This investigation is ongoing and officers are asking anyone with information
I first responded to 550 N. Main St. to make contact with Investigator Don Johnson, who was the on-call investigator. After speaking with Investigator Johnson and getting a basic understanding of what we knew so far. I went to Eastar Medical Center to see if I could speak with the victim, Aron Grootenboer.
It all started on October 2nd, 2002, when a bullet was broke a glass window at a Micheal’s craft store in Aspen Hill, Maryland. The shot was fired at 5:20 p.m. nearly hitting a cashier. Fortunately; no one was killed during this attack. An hour later at 6:30, James Martin, a 55 year old man, was shot and killed walking across the parking lot of Shoppers Food Warehouse Grocery Store in Wheaton, Maryland. Can’t a guy just get some groceries without getting shot? The police, at the time, didn’t think these attacks were linked. Little
In the call notes I observed at 1357 Hrs. “Parents have called in multiple times stating officer hasn’t tried contacting them yet, 621 was re-advised of call. When Det. Lee met with parents later that night, they advised him that they did not feel as though officers were trying to help them find the child.
He went outside and confronted the children Alex RAMIREZ became verbally hostile with him. RAMIREZ'S older brother BRYAN said his brother threw a rock and it struck the neighbor's vehicle and his brother Alex started arguing and yelling at the neighbor. He said he told his brother to get in the house and stop mouting off at the neighbor in an attempt to avoid an altercation but his brother ALEX would not comply so the neighbor called the police. BRYAN
Officer Thebeau and I were directed, by numerous people, to a rear bedroom inside of 814 N. Garfield Ave. I observed a blood trail from the driveway of 814 N. Garfield Ave, into the residence, and
Max Green wrote, “Police say because one of the attackers was a classmate of the victim, he may have gone with his captors willingly. At various points in the video, the offenders not only yell obscenities at the victim but direct profanities toward white people” (Green). This incident was considered to be a hate crime against white people because of what they did to the boy. They are facing charges for everything that they did. Jessica D’Onofrio a reporter for ABC 7 News said, “Tesfaye Cooper, Jordan Hill and sisters Tanishia and Brittany Covington are facing hate crime, kidnapping and battery charges” (D’Onofrio). Originally the names of the four people were not going to be released, but eventually were. They were found not guilty on the charge of hate crime. If they did not use Facebook live to show what they were doing, there is a high chance they would have never gotten caught. Megan Behrman from Harvard Journal of Law & Technology wrote, “posting videos online … has the unintended consequence of offering police and prosecutors valuable evidence they can potentially present at trial” (Behrman,
A married couple by the name of Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashleen Malik opened fire at a holiday party on December 2, 2015, at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino. During this shooting spree, 14 people were killed, and 22 were injured with a majority being county employees and were friends and colleges’. It was approximately 11 a.m. when the couple entered the Inland Regional Center and opened fire. They opened fire in the employee banquet area where Mr. Farook had been earlier as he attended a work holiday party. It was reported that Mr. Farook had left angered after getting into a disagreement with a fellow coworker. Quickly after the shooting they escaped into a black SUV leaving behind three pipe bombs that did not detonate. The televised chase ended in an intense shootout that led to a full muti-agency response, to include the use of MRAPs and it was also reported that 23 officers fired over 380 rounds (Helton, 2015). Ultimately, the shootout resulted in the death of both Rizwan Farook and Tashleen Malik.
home mother. Co-workers of Farook never could have imagined that he and his with were Islamic extremists. Neighbors reported that the couple would be up at all hours in the night building items that look suspicious. Farook had no criminal history and passed a background check making it legal for him to purchase two handguns. The couple also became friends with a former neighbor that purchased two assault rifles and gave them to the couple. As Farook’s co-workers gathered for their holiday party on December 2, 2015 at one of the San Bernardino government buildings, Farook had made a brief appearance. After a few harsh words with one of the co-workers Farook left the party in a rage and returned shortly with his wife. The couple shot up the party with the assault rifles given to them by their former neighbor. Killing 14 people and injuring another 22. The couple fled. Four hours later the San Bernardino County Sheriffs located Farook and Malik near there townhome in Redlands, a shoot up ensued in the middle of the suburban neighborhood. Farook and Malik were both killed. The San Bernardino Attack could have been prevented if the federal government did more in-depth background checks on people moving to the country from areas of the world where terrorism runs rampant and the terrorist main objective is to kill Americans. The government also need to investigate why Americans with a Middle East ethnicity are traveling back and forth multiple times to those areas of the world. If
Hunter said, based off of his review of the video footage, the suspect does appear to be the "primary physical aggressor." The suspect also refused to provide the Sheriff’s Office with a statement about the incident.
Josh’s father Steven resided with him and his two boys and when he was arrested for possession of child pornography the boys were taken away from Josh to protect them. Josh was sent through a series of obstacles to regain custody of the boys including a polygraph test and a psychological exam, after which he was then only granted supervised visits.
Duane also stated that his son has been acting different since he has been living in the home with Runny. He stated that one time when Angela brought the child to his house he just started screaming “NO, NO, NO”. It is unknown what was wrong with the child, but Duane thinks that the child is being sexually molested by someone. He also stated that once while his son was at his house using the restroom he stated “daddy it hurt” and he asked the child who touched him there, and he said “Jacob”. He stated that Jacob is his son’s older brother. He also stated that he does not trust Jacob around his son, because he does sneaky things. He also mentioned an incident where Jacob pinched his little sister (Brianna) private part until it turned purple; however, she does not live with them. He stated that this incident took place years ago. He also stated that he did not have any further information about the incident, but would call back tomorrow with more information. Duane also stated that he does not like the fact that Angela allows her dad to be around and keep their son, because he is a registered sex offender. He stated that Angela’s dad sexually molested her when she was two years old, and she still allows him to come around their
Jake Hoyt was faced with a lot while being trained with Alonzo Harris. Jake was rational in thinking and remembered his purpose, his plan, his values, and his goals. Jake did not allow negativity, money or fame by promotions and publicity break his morals. As for Alonzo Harris, he was an example of so many wrongs catching up with one person. Alonzo was a liar, a thief, manipulative, self-centered and a back stabber. Alonzo was willing to hurt as many people he had to just to stay on top. Although, “what’s done in he dark, comes to light” and though the movie ended with Alonzo’s death it is safe to safe Jake did what he said he was going to do and reveled who Alonzo really was by presenting all the evidence from his day of