Person In Car Summary Outline

The New Jersey police became heavily involved in a battle over the jurisdiction of the case. Another questionable problem with the evidence was that the child was pinned into his crib so that he wouldn’t move at night and somehow, when the child was abducted, whomever took him, didn’t move the pins or even touch the pins to get him out of the bed. There were no fingerprints on the ladder, not even where the person that made the ladder would have left fingerprints, showing that everything had been wiped clean. Then there was the ransom note that was written with grave misspellings and horrible Germanic construction.

I located the vehicle and pulled behind it without my emergency lights activated and I made contact with both the female driver and passenger. Shortly after, Edwards arrived on scene and he suspected that the driver, identified as Taya

The entire time he spoke she was pacing back and forth from the front door of the station to her vehicle while yelling. She said he assaulted her and the police never help her. She spoke of alleged incidents which were to have occurred prior to today and said the police don't do anything. I asked why she didn't call then if that had happened. She did not respond with an answer

I spoke with Marlon about additional items in the vehicle the victims said should be in there. I asked if the items would still be in the vehicle. Marlon said “Probably not, but I didn’t take them” he said there was seven other persons in the vehicle at some point. Marlon was asked what time “he” parked the car on Copperstone Circle. He said between 10pm and midnight.

Dispatch advised that they had received a phone call from "Nina" and that she was walking from 3rd. St. to 7-11 and would meet with officers. Officer Salazar searched in the area of 3rd. St and the 711 conveience store but was unable to locate Ballejo. Det. Taylor attempted phone conversations with Ballejo and Rayburn but was unsuccessful. Det. Taylor did continue communication with Durant who advised that he had communicated with Ballejo and advised that Ballejo and Rayburn was inside the Rayburn's residence.

Upon my arrival, I spoke with the victim identified as Odelia Butler. Odelia Butler was telling me what had happened this morning. When Sgt Turner asked me for more information on the suspect, Rodney Butler. I advised Sgt Turner that the complainant told me Rodney Butler had left in a white Ford pickup pulling a trailer that was loaded with tires. Deputy Warren located the vehicle on Cheyenne street inside Holiday Villages.

Most of the stolen property was given back to the celebrities. This story is a good example of how we as society focus too much on famous life and who’s going what that we have been distracted. The internet and the obsession with stars and everything they do is almost like brain wash. It has led many teens to hurting themselves, doing illegal things or even in some cases, killing themselves. When we spend all our lives trying to be like Kim Kardashian or Justin Bieber that we are in a sort of trance where we forget that we have our own lives to live. We can’t spend all of our time on earth trying to be someone we aren’t. We need to start to see ourselves as unique individuals and realize that the world doesn’t revolve around celebrities and what they do with their lives. We need to make our own lives worth more to us than trying to copy lives of

It was a normal early morning Thursday for Ebony Archie (Miss Archie) in Jackson Mississippi. Miss Archie was on her way home with her son and decided to run into her local Kroger grocery store. Leaving her six-year-old in the backseat with the keys in the ignition, Miss Archie entered the grocery store. After being in Kroger for only a few minutes, Miss Archie exited the Kroger to find that her vehicle had been stolen. Immediately after realizing this, Miss Archie called the police who then issued an Amber alert for her six-year-old son Kingston Fraser (Kingston). Police obtained security footage from the local Kroger which showed three young African American men pulling into the Kroger parking lot all in different vehicles. One of these men then

On December 16, 2013, LVMPD Dispatch received calls from witnesses. One witness stated it appeared woman was being kidnapped, the second witness conveyed they had seen a male and a female arguing, matching the description of the first caller. Officers were dispatched to the area and made contact with the witnesses. The first witnesses stated the female was only wearing a bra and a male, later identified as Evans Tutt, the defendant was physically putting the female into the car. The second witness stated the female was “jumping” out of the vehicle and was bleeding from the face. One of the witnesses was able to provide the license plate number of the vehicle.

I interviewed IP Tina White who said IP Ruby called her and told IP Tina she could come over sometime today. While talking the phone disconnected and IP Tina called IP Ruby back. RP Mark answered the phone and said we have a situation and hung up the phone. IP Tina rushed over the above address when she arrived IP Ruby told her VI Troy was

On 02-04-16 at approximately 1030 hours, Phillips drove “Brandon” to the Department of Public Social Services office located at 980 N. Lake Avenue in Pasadena. “Brandon” wanted to pick up a cellular telephone through the Lifeline Telephone Program. “Brandon” returned with the cellular telephone and asked Phillips if she would drive him to his mother’s residence. Phillips agreed and drove “Brandon” to 1518 N. Fair Oaks Avenue.

Melinda’s friends should have asked her why she called the cops, not just stopped talking to her. They should have listened to the truth and

After multiple times asking Bland to get out the car, Encinia yelled at her and told her if she did not come out of the car he was going to yank her out. Yet she still refused to get out the car. Encinia then pulled out his teaser and shouted to her to get out before he lights her up.

He went into the station for questioning. He had a frighten voice, he explained that his daughter was at a friend’s house and it was getting late outside. He calls her friends mom telling her she needs to come home since it is about to get dark. She told him that she left about an hour and a half ago. He goes on a search for her and hours passed with no sign.

When Ray’s break was over he started walking back to the bank. Suddenly he heard a little girl scream and a car door slam. He turned and saw a little girl grabbed by three built men in masks. Ray didn’t have time to think so he just started running. Other people around him started calling for help, but Ray, he just ran.