Paraphernalia Case Study

Major Hughes logged the items into evidence where the crystal like substance will be sent to the lab for further testing. I ran Mickenzie through dispatch and dispatch advised Mickenzie had a positive warrant out of Ralls County for failure to appear on driving while suspended or revoked, warrant number 17RLFTA194, issued on 10-27-2017.

P alleges excessive force and false arrest. P alleges that he was inside his house with his girlfriend when MOS knocked on his door and entered the house. P alleges that MOS informed him that they were looking for a Miguel Tejada and P stated that he did not know the person. P alleges that P provided MOS with his identification. P alleges that MOS grabbed, handcuffed and removed from the apartment. P alleges that he was sexually assaulted during the strip search. Defendant Jose Peinan states that he observed P make a drug to sale to another individual. When MOS went to apprehended P, P went into the house. MOS knocked on the door and asked P to come outside where he was placed under arrested. MOS Peinan identified P as the seller. Criminal

I observed the store's video surveillance and confirmed both Allen and Frist's statements. The suspect is observed concealing the pipe underneath his t-shirt. I also observed the suspect in the area of where the pen was located. However, I could not readily identify him placing the pen into his pocket.

Mr. Pearson moved to Louisiana about 12 years ago to secure a job. During his time there, he continued to use alcohol in excess and marijuana. Three years ago, Mr. Pearson injured himself at work and was prescribed Oxycodone for the back injury. He began to abuse Oxycodone and his addiction to Oxycodone lead to his behavior in case 15CF818. Mr. Pearson’s use of alcohol to excess, Oxycodone and other drugs continued until his most recent arrest.

On Friday, 12/25/2015, Cpl. T. Jones and I were working uniformed patrol in a marked black and white police vehicle. At approximately 1340 hours, we responded to a domestic violence call, located at 2040 S. Bon View Ave. While on our way to the location of the call, the dispatcher said a subject threw the reporting party, Erika Alvarez, down the stairs. Upon arrival, I saw several OPD officers attempting to gain access into the residence. The front gate to the residence was locked and the front door, which was located approximately 7 feet behind the locked gate, was open. OPD officers were talking to two subjects, Erika Alvarez and Gabriel

On Friday, January 1, 2016, at approximately 1947 hours, while patrolling Highway 138, I observed white in color, Ford Escort, Ga Tag #PSI2390 with a tail light out. I followed the vehicle south on Flat Shoals Road and initiated a traffic stop by activating my emergency blue lights. The vehicle came to a stop at Sherwood Forest, 1047 Flat Shoals Road, and I made contact with the driver. The driver identified himself Lance Johnson.

On 1/3/2017, in Durango 3 multipurpose room located at 3225 W Gibson Lane Phoenix AZ 85009 at around 1430 hours, I opened two envelopes marked legal in the presence of the addressed Inmates. In the envelope for Inmate Hernandez, Jacob T237725 3 small bags filled with a white powdery substance were discovered. In the envelope for Inmate Reiley, Tristan T312523 cigarette rolling papers and matches were found.

Mendiola was booked into the GCSO on 2 felony narcotics warrants. She was found to be in violation of HSC- 481.125 (a) POSSESSION OR DELIVERY OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA. By possessing in her purse a clear glass pipe with left over residue used to induce contraband into the body. Mendiola's wrap sheet discloses prior narcotics violations. I departed the GCSO without further incident. Photographs and body cam video were uploaded to the NPD server for records. Narcotics were booked into the evidence room and will be sent off to the DPS crime lab for analysis. DRR towing took possession of the Nissan Titan Pickup. A statement from Corporal C. Charlton was received and will be included with the report.

Officer Pastucka and your affiant arrived at the Redner's Quick Shoppe which is a local gas station. We were greeted inside the building by a Redner's employee (Ellen Zapolsky) who is a cashier for company. Ellen said she was at the register when a customer approached her and advised her of a the clear bag with suspected drugs on the floor. Ellen said she called for the Police to respond to retrieve the unknown item. She informed us that she did not touch the bag and left it where we first observed it when we entered. Officer Pastucka and your affiant observed the bag of substance on the floor in front of the

On Saturday, April 9, 2016 at approximately 2210HRS, Officer Jimenez was driving a Midland Police vehicle and wearing a standard issued MPD uniform traveling northbound in the 3200 block of N. Big Spring. Officer Jimenez then observed a white a white Chevrolet Pick up(TXLP-DFM7716) traveling northbound in the 3300 Block of N Big Spring. Officer Jimenez observed the vehicle had a defective tail lamp in the passenger side. Officer Jimenez also observed the vehicle license plate light was found not be visible within 50 feet.

On Sunday, July 23, 2017 at around midnight, I, Sergeant Bever conducted a traffic stop with a 1998 White Toyota Camry (BNKR0L) for not having a tag light in the parking lot of Marathon gas station at 5508 Gautier/Vancleave Rd. The vehicle was occupied by Adonis Lewis (Driver), Dennis Roberson (Front Passenger) and Jaelene Lewis (Rear Passenger). During the stop I was granted permission to search it by Adonis Lewis. In the vehicle, I found a loaded Glock 23 pistol underneath the driver's seat and two cigars filled with marijuana were found inside the glove box. The pistol was checked through NCIC and it did not come back stolen. Roberson stated the marijuana was his and was issued a summons to appear. Adonis Lewis was issued a ticket for no

Evidence of Mr Thomas’ involvement in the sale of illegal drugs were being monitored by undercover police. Then, on 8 January 2015, a search warrant enabled police to enter Mr Thomas’ premises in which they found a glass pipe, scales, $1000 in cash, a mobile phone, small Ziploc bags and the drug, crystal methamphetamine. All these instruments indicated Mr Thomas was a supplier and user of the dangerous and illegal drug.

The arrestee recovered a clear plastic bag containing multiple clear "baggies" that contained a green leafy substance. Based on our knowledge, training and experience it appeared to be suspect cannabis. I later conducted a field test of the green leafy substance which rendered positive for suspect cannabis. A further obersvation of the cannabis revealed that their were 18 baggies inside the large plastic bag, all weighing different amounts, but all together weighing17.46 grams. Based on my knowledge and training, the suspected cannabis were packaged in a way that is not consistent with personal use, but for street level sales/distribution of

On 03-22-17 at 2147 hours, I was working uniformed patrol with Officer Robles #7524. We were traveling east on Orange Grove Boulevard approaching Garfield Avenue. I observed five male Hispanics standing on the south sidewalk of Orange Grove Boulevard just east of Garfield Avenue. It should be noted that persons frequent this specific area to drink alcoholic beverages in public and contacts for public intoxication have resulted.

A COUNTY DETECTIVE INTERVIEWED A CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT (CI) AND LEARNED THAT THE DEFENDANT WOULD BE RECEIVING APPROXIMATELY 20 GRAMS OF BATH SALTS THAT WOULD BE SENT TO HIS POST OFFICE BOX AT 14TH STREET IN ERIE, PA. THE BUREAU OF NARCOTICS WORKED WITH A POSTAL INSPECTOR AND OTHERS, AND IT WAS LEARNED THAT THE DEFENDANT HAS PREVIOUSLY RECEIVED SEVERAL PACKAGES AT HIS POST BOX. ON 09/22/16, A PACKAGE ARRIVED AT THE POST OFFICE ADDRESSED TO MICHAEL BAXTER, P.O. BOX 1780, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ERIE, PA 16512 WHICH HAD A RETURN ADDRESS ORIGONATING FROM HONG KONG. THE PACKAGE CONTAINED A SEALED FOIL PACKAGE CONTAINING BATH SALTS, WHICH FIELD TESTED POSITIVE. ON 09/25/16, THE NARCOTICS OFFICER OBTAINED A SEARCH WARRANT. ON 09/26/16, THE