Officer Jones: A Case Study

“Officer Jefferson, on April 14, 1998, at 7:15 A.M., while on patrol with your partner, Officer Jim Grayson you received a call to go to 3465 E. 37th Street, would you tell the court what you found?”

Sgt. Bowden approached the truck and identified himself verbally and by presenting his badge and Sheriff’s Office Identification (Sgt Bowden was working in

On Wednesday 04/28/16 at 2239 hours I was driving in my patrol vehicle around the area of Lea Hill Park located at 31600 124th Ave SE in the City of Auburn, King Co, WA, when I noticed a vehicle with two occupants inside parked on the south side of the park.

On 02-28-16 at 1333 hours, Officer Saunders #7720 and I were traveling east on Mountain Street approaching Lake Avenue. Officer Saunders saw a male White later identified as Suspect Ronald David Laurent, seating in front of the Popeye’s Chicken located at 899 N. Lake Avenue. Officer Saunders and I parked and exited our patrol unit.

On 05/19/2017, at 2348 hours, I, Officer Humphries (ID #335), along with Corporal Calloway (ID #326), responded for suspicious person loitering outside of the business establishment "7ELEVEN" located at, 5456 Annapolis Road, Bladensburg, Maryland.

I spoke with Mr. Spight on July 2, 2015. I asked Mr. Spight what happened on the day in question. Mr. Spight stated on Monday, June 29, 2015, he was driving his black Chevy Impala on West Florissant Ave, travelling to the nearby Phillip 66 gas station. While driving, he noticed a police car parked within the parking lot of Springwood Plaza, located on West Florissant Avenue near Heydt Avenue. As he continued driving, he looked up and noticed that same

(Case #17007902) Officer Lajoie and I observed three males in front of 1068 Huron Street, a residence

I arrived at approximately 1853 hours. I heard Ofc. Lyons calling a male, later identified as Kao T. Saetern, out of the vehicle. Once Kao was detained, I checked the VIN on the dash. The VIN on the dash 1HGCB7579PA020890 matched the stolen vehicle entry by KCSO. Dispatch confirmed the stolen vehicle and advised there was consent to search. Dispatched advised the registered owner was Alain Alcocer Sanchez.

State Patrol Officer Jones, am on routine patrol duty when an announcement is made that a late-model foreign car was stolen at gunpoint about one-hour earlier roughly 10 miles away. The only physical description given is the late model of the car, foreign, and a young male wearing a baseball cap. A few minutes later, Jones notices a late model BMW with a single driver, a young man. Officer Jones signals the driver to stop, even though he is obeying all traffic laws. When asked for his license and registration, however, the driver, John, says he does not have one and he borrowed the car from his uncle. Jones checks the plates and finds out that the BMW was indeed the automobile reported in the robbery. He cuffs John and, without advising him of his Miranda rights, asks him if he was involved in the robbery. John admits to the deed and tells Jones that the gun used in the robbery was in the trunk, and that he is a member of the MS-13 gang and stealing a car is part of his initiation.

** Dash cam footage recieved from 2-LINCOLN-3's cruiser, where suspect was pursued in a black Tahoma and intercepted by 2-LINCOLN-3 in Crystal Garden houses. Suspect would be seen getting out of the car and running away from the scene; continuing the dashcam footage, you can see the suspect assaulting Detective on scene; dashcam also shows the suspect being frisked and Officer Barlow removing small amount of marijuana from the jacket pocket of the suspect. **

I arrived on scene at approximately 17:45 hours. When I arrived, I spoke briefly with the reporting party. She pointed out the suspicious person’s vehicle parked in the parking lot. The vehicle was a blue Chevrolet 4 door bearing Illinois registration Y802215. The reporting party stated that a male subject walked over to the overpass. From the parking lot of the Humane Society you can see the overpass. The overpass is Highway 13, just west of Wood Road. I advised the reporting party that I was going to walk over to the overpass in attempt to locate the subject. As I began walking towards the overpass, two male subjects were walking back towards the Humane Society. The reporting party stated the subject in the red

We left the location and passed the identification of the vehicle to the other detectives. Lt. Ivey and Sgt. Hambrick drove to the area of Greenfield Way. Lt. Ivey advised Sgt. Staton, on the telephone, that he has contact of the vehicle. I and Sgt. Staton conducted an investigative traffic stop believing the suspect were in the vehicle. I activated my emergency blue light and conducted the stop. I exited my vehicle and made contact with the driver, Shamecca D’Agostion.

On 12/02/2017 at approximate 0244 hours, I responded to Dike Road and Dodd Road to assist Sergeant B. Lohri on a traffic stop that he had conducted. When I arrived, I saw two individuals inside of a 2004 black Nissan pathfinder with (NY Tag# HPH5635) parked inside of the parking lot of 3800 Dike Road.

Sosa-Castillo and partner Officer E. Cruz observed the suspect walking in the middle of the street in the 8800 block of Lugary Dr. I waited to see if the suspect was going to get inside vehicle that he had leaned on. Officer E. Cruz advised me to pull over close and approached the suspect carefully. I began to talk to the suspect while Officer E. Cruz when south on Ariel St to take care of another matter.

On May 25, 2017, Police Officer Carlus Ingram, DSN 7956, and I (Probationary Police Officer James Harris III, DSN 0513) manning vehicle 2421, received a radio assignment for a “Disturbance” at 711 Biddle. Upon arrival, we were met by victim Hallmon Clyde who advised us of the following: