Montes: A Case Study

After this the photographers made an attempt to call emergency vehicles. Police chief, Metropolitan Police, John Stevens (1997) noted in his report that “one of the French mobile telephone companies...claimed to have no data for

On 08/20/2017 at 1002 hours FTO Wheeler #4361 and I responded to St. Luke’s Hospital emergency room entrance, on 3555 Cesar Chavez St., regarding a women in a hospital gown trying to break the caller’s vehicle window with a brick. Officer Wheeler and I were in full police uniform driving a marked patrol unit when we responded.

The police have a certain code they use over the radios to determine how dangerous or life threatening the issue is. When you call the police, the phone call goes to the control room and they will assess the situation and decide on what code to give it the code will play a vital part in whether or not they get

On 06/16/2018 at about 2345 hours, Officer Deltoro (P#2509) and I were dispatched to 4812 Crystal Sword Street in reference to a 911 disconnect. While en route North Las Vegas Dispatch advised a male and female could be heard in the background yelling.

The contact continued for some time with Sgt. Bowden repeatedly telling Taylor he was trespassing on private property. Taylor stated he used to be a police officer in Texas, he knew the law, he was not trespassing and that Sgt. Bowden had no legal authority. Sgt. Bowden explained to him he had arrest authority at all times while he was in Pulaski County. Sgt. Bowden advised he was in Pulaski County and identified himself repeatedly by name, rank and agency both verbally and by ID and Badge. At some point the white female passenger held her phone up and stated she was recording the

Banuelos notified the Los Angeles Psychiatric Mobile Response Team (PMRT), with an unknown response time. Banuelos then telephoned the police department because she believed

On 10-04-17 at approximately 1200 hours, LA County Clinician Vasquez #433353 and I responded to 275 S. Raymond Avenue, regarding a male running in the street away from police officers. A male White, later identified as Christian Daniel Tringali was running away from Pasadena Officer’s and did not comply with their orders to stop running. Tringali ran into the flow of traffic and was nearly hit by several passing vehicles.

Ofc. Alvarez #212 located the caller in her vehicle (17’ Chevy IL ZY77094) at 25th Street and 57th Avenue. The caller was identified as Santoyo, Jasmine Juliana DOB 12/02/85. Jasmine was checked through LEADS, the name check revealed she was clear with no wants or warrants. Jasmine related that she was involved in a verbal altercation with her boyfriend (Luis), which turned physical. Jasmine related that Luis was sleeping on the couch in her apartment, at which time she woke him up and tell him

Louis Police Department leapt into action, even hundreds of miles away from all the destruction. Later the very same day, the police came knocking on the office’s door, brandishing their freshly penned paperwork, ink barely dry, and with a list of every single payphone number in the entire city of St. Louis. The city’s police force was on the hunt for evidence, which was the reason for the extensive list of payphones. The officers wanted to know if any of the city’s many payphones had contacted any suspicious phone numbers in the days leading up to deadly explosion. What the police was unaware of at the time was the Call Trace Center’s ability to run a query to identify every payphone, and instead had officers hand write each number(McNicholas). Someone in the office took the list and said they would get on it immediately. The monotonous clickity-clack of the room’s keyboards crescendos to fill the room as the officer who brought the numbers nodded tersely and, acting as if he very much knew that he was the elephant in the room, awkwardly shuffled out of sight, his footsteps fading into nothingness as he descended towards the street, and a feeling of

On March 3rd 1991, Los Angeles Police chase a vehicle that was driving erratically. When the vehicle came to a stop after reaching speeds of nearly 120 mph, a total of four cruisers arrived to the scene, including six patrol officers and a sergeant. Of those officers were Laurence Powell, Timothy Wind, Theodore Briseno, Rolando Solano, Tim and Melanie Singer, and Sergeant Stacey Koon. (Linder 2001)

Mr. White stated that he was assaulted by the Port Authority Police Officer, however, the Police Officer stated that Patient Prisoner Darryl White picked up a hospital phone to make a call which is against Police Procedures for a Prisoner in Police Custody to make an outside call. As he removed the phone from Mr. White, the patient intentionally disconnected his ivy line.

Once we arrived, we attempted to locate the male later identified as Andrew, Kevin (DOB 07-03-1971) who stated to dispatch he had a tree picked out and a rope prior to hanging up the phone. Dispatch attempted to call back the male but the cellular phone had been turned off by Andrew. I asked dispatch to give me the coordinates from the phones location when he called. Once I obtained the coordinates, I entered them into my personal GPS and the location appeared west of my current location.

San Fernando police were contacted as well as an ambulance, however the suspect were long gone. Davidson received no serious injuries. PC Harricharan is continuing

As a nurse caring for Mr. R, I would choose the adaptive theory of Sister Roy, which would allow me to assess Mr. R’s adaption level for the diagnosis of cancer and the new placement of the colostomy. “Nursing theories allow professional nurses to organize the holistic care of clients and groups rather than focus on tasks to be performed.”(Chamberlain College of Nursing, 2015). The adaptive theory allow the nurse to focus on the important data, and it gives the nurse a better understanding to plan and implement the care plan goals for the patient. Roy adaption theory consist of four adaptive modes: Stimulus; Adaptive modes; Classes of stimuli; and Adaption level. Coping is the way of Mr. R. responding to the new colostomy and the diagnosis