Millersburg Case Brief

On 01/08/2015, at approximately 0930 hours, your affiant was dispatched to the area of the Valero gas station. The reporting person informed the dispatcher that there is a truck parked in the road blocking traffic and the driver is slumped over the steering wheel.

In the case of Illinois vs. Wardlow, many factors contributed to Wardlow’s arrest. Starting with the facts of the case, on September 9, 1995 Sam Wardlow fled after seeing police vehicles covering an area in Chicago where it was known to have high drug trafficking. Two police officers spotted Wardlow, Officers Nolan and Officer Harvey, and once Officer Nolan caught up with Mr. Wardlow, Officer Nolan proceeded to conduct a pat-down search of only the outer layer of clothing, or a “Terry Stop.” Officer Nolan was well aware that in this area, there was almost always a weapon on a suspect that was involved with some type of drug transaction. After conducting the frisk, Officer Nolan squeezed the opaque colored bag that Mr. Wardlow was

Garrett Lee Reidenbach, 20, of 13483 Shreve Road, on Tuesday, pleaded not guilty to charges of assault, unlawful restraint and aggravated menacing, filed Monday in Holmes County Municipal Court.

Determining for sure whether there are grounds to object to the search and seizure requires review of all of the reports regarding the case. Depending on the nature and quantity of the drugs seized, this could possibly be a serious case. In any event, the person involved should consult with a criminal defense attorney or, if he cannot afford private counsel, with the public defender if he is charged.

During the search incident to warrant arrest, a glass pipe which is commonly used for smoking Methamphetamine was found on the drivers seat. At this time Brandon was escorted to Officer W. Hammon's patrol vehicle, and placed in the prisoner compartment. Brandon was transported to the Delta County Jail, where he was booked for drug possession charges.

Off. Moyer later received a report that the male in questioned was there to work on his wife's vehicle and had his gun on his

Inside of the case was a plastic container containing approximately one gram of a green leafy substance, which was field tested for marijuana with a positive result. There was also a pipe and scale containing a small amount of marijuana. There was a baggie containing a white pill marked “E 79” in the case as well. I asked Elias if the pill was methadone or hydromorphone and he replied it was just something he took to fall

search warrant should be in hand. It is apparent that the person was looking for drugs. Anytime a person(s) signs back of their drivers

I conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle at 4773 W. Cermak Rd. in the parking lot of Popeye's Chicken. While I was inside my squad I observed the vehicle shake side to side. I made contact with the driver, who was identified as (Stevenson Jr., Cedrick D. DOB 07/08/97). Stevenson was only able to provide a State of Illinois photo identification card. I detected an odor of cannabis emitting from

Not only was there a white male who was seen holding and firing a hand pistol, also a black male with Dreadlocks quickly drove away from the scene in a red vehicle. That man lives behind Jefferson on Monroe Street. Witness told the Montana News that this black man drives back and forth all the time on Jefferson street.

Police were continuously receiving reports of many late night visitors to Greenwood’s home. On May 4th, investigator Rahaeuser got a hold of Greenwood’s garbage from the regular trash collector in the same way as Stacner. The garbage bags contained evidence of narcotics use. Another search warrant was obtained for Greenwood’s home based on the second trash search. Police found more narcotics and Greenwood was arrested again.

A plea hearing was observed on March 27 2015 at the County Court. Chief Judge Michael Rozenes presided over the hearing. The defendant, Renee Dwyer, was charged with obtaining financial

I handcuffed and arrested Miles on the outstanding arrest warrants. The handcuffs were double locked. Incident to arrest, I searched Miles and found a glass pipe in his right, front, jacket pocket in violation of H&S 11364(a)-Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. I also searched Miles backpack and found an additional glass pipe. Miles spontaneously stated that the glass pipes belonged to him for smoking crack cocaine.

At the time of his arrest, officers discovered small amounts of heroin (.42 grams), cocaine (1.49 grams with .32 in crack form) and an unloaded .357 handgun in his vehicle, along with four bullets in the glove

Crap! He knows we have the guns. I thought I'd stashed them well enough he wouldn't see them. Maybe he's guessing, seeing if we'll self incriminate.