Personal Narrative: A Survey

I notified dispatch that Officer Albert and I were out at the RSC. I parked our patrol car on the north side of the RSC and entered the north door. I heard Officer Smith on the radio say he was out with the subject near the Credit Union. I observed from across the RSC Officer J. Smith and Officer R. Faison standing next to a black male all the way by the Book Store. As I walked closer, I could see the black male with both of his hands up in the air and he was getting down on both of his knees. When I got to the Credit Union, I saw a set of crutches and a black bag laying on the floor. I told Officer Albert to stay here with these items as I continued to go behind the black male. Officer Faison kept trying to talk to the subject but he was clearly ignoring him. The subject who was later identified as

I, Deputy Daniel Pruitt spoke to a Steve Craine who stated on 06/06/2017 he saw a small silver SUV on his property. Steve stated the SUV was pulling a red 1970's model truck bed as a trailer. Steve stated he saw a white male drving and a female passenger. Steve stated the subjects were loading items from his property. Steve stated the subjects dropped all the items. Steve stated the subjects went to his neiybors Craig Chaffin's house at 25004 West 49th Street. Craig stated a female named Emma Hogen and a white male named Jerry came to his shop. Craig stated Emma and Jerry were trying to sell items out of a red truck bed. Craig stated Emma and Jerry wanted $300.00 dollars for the whole trailer full of property. Craig stated he paid Emma and Jerry $200.00 dollars and $100.00 was a check he wrote to Emma. Craig stated Emma and Craig left in a silve Geo Tracker SUV. I

I exited my patrol vehicle and made contact with the driver of the vehicle Erica Manning 24 year old female, and the front seat passenger Brent Manning 30 year old male. I identified myself and asked Erica for her drivers license and proof of motor vehicle insurance. Erica removed her license from her billfold and handed it to me. I asked again for her motor vehicle insurance. Erica began looking around inside the cab of the vehicle. Erica began looking in the center console of the vehicle but was unable to locate the insurance information. Erica said she wasn't sure where the insurance is. Erica asked if I would accept the insurance in a digital form on her phone, but had difficulty finding words she wanted to use. Erica began using her phone trying to find her insurance information. Brent began looking into the glove box of the vehicle. While I was speaking with Erica and Brent I noticed they were both talking slowly with mumbled and slurred speech. They were also slow to respond to questions and performing tasks. Brent removed the vehicle

On 8/23/2016 at approximately 0426 hours, I Officer Humphries I'D 335 along with PFC. DUNBER I'D 329 was conducting uniform patrol on, the 4200 Block of 57th Avenue Bladensburg, Maryland when a citizen flag me down in a white Honda Accord. On scene I met with Mr. A Bootable later identified who, stated that his 2008 white Honda Accord bearing Maryland, registration 9CB7656 was broken into while Park on the street of 4400 Block of 57th Avenue Bladensburg Maryland. Mr. A Bootable stated, that he parked the vehicle approximately 1100 hours on 8/22/2016. And when he returned on the above listed date and time his issue Arlington County Sheriff Department, Academy duty belt with a Empty Bottle of OC spray, attached

While on duty, I, Officer J. Daniszewski, was traveling eastbound on W Westover St. As I was stopped at the intersection of W Westover St and Sawyer St. the suspect vehicle passed me traveling westbound on W Westover St. As the suspect vehicle passed me, I looked in my rear view mirror and could not see a license plate on the suspect vehicle. I turned around and positioned my patrol cruiser behind the suspect vehicle. As I got behind the suspect vehicle, I could not identify a license plate on the back of the vehicle. I turned on my emergency lights and initiated a traffic stop. The suspect vehicle stopped on W Westover St, just east of Roundhouse Ave.

Officer Lajoie conducted an occupied vehicle check in the area of Hoffman Street and Atlanta Avenue. Officer Lajoie contacted the driver before broadcasting the license place to communications. He later remembered to radio in the plate without me prompting him. Officer Lajoie allowed the occupant of the vehicle to pick up his phone to arrange for his brother to come to the scene to pick up the vehicle without the driver asking for permission from Officer Lajoie. Officer Lajoie allowed the conversation on the phone to continue until I intervened. Officer Lajoie conducted a thorough search of the driver’s person and vehicle in a safe manner.

On 10/17/2016 I, Deputy Daniel Pruitt was dispatched to 61st Street & 39th West Aveune for a vehicle in the roadway and a person passed out in the back seat. I arrived and noticed a gray Nissian Rouge with a paper tag parked on 39th West Aveune partialy in the roadway. I noticed a person feet sticking out of the rear driver's side door. I noticed the vehicle keys in the passenger rear floor board of the vehicle.

While I was waiting for the tow truck to arrive, I conducted an inventory search on the vehicle and found nothing of value, only some miscellaneous clothing items, and some cans of soda. I did not find a gun or any other weapons James might have used to threaten police officers and possibly get himself shot. During this traffic stop, I witnessed several officer safety issues, especially with the officers from Ridgway. It is my understanding the Marshal, Marshal Scott, wants his community to feel like Mayberry, from the television series The Andy Griffith Show. His officers do not have the proper training or equipment to handle high risk situations such as this. A few weeks earlier, I was in Ridgway. I had taken my lunch break and gone to Ridgway for a doctor’s appointment. While I was there, in my patrol car and in uniform, there was an alarm reported at the Citizen’s State Bank. The Marshal was in Montrose at a meeting, and the only coverage in Ridgway at the time was the Ouray County Deputy, who was in Ouray, which is about ten miles south of Ridgway. I advised Dispatch I was in Ridgway and could assist the deputy if

able to track the vehicle as he noticed tire tracks in the wet road conditions.

I introduced myself to the driver and the reason for the traffic stop. I asked the driver if her name was Brenda. The driver stated yes. I asked Brenda for her drivers license and proof of vehicle insurance. I asked Brenda if she was aware her driver license was suspended. Brenda knew her license was suspended. I asked the male passenger if he had a valid drivers license to operate the vehicle. He stated he did not. I asked the male passenger if he any identification on his person. He shook his head yes and proceeded to hand me an identification card. Brenda handed me an identification card and her proof of vehicle insurance. I advised the occupants of the vehicle I would return in a few minutes, after I confirmed her drivers license was suspended. Brenda was going to make arrangements for someone to come retrieve her vehicle and money to post bond at the Jackson County

On Sunday 12/18/2016 at approximately 2336 hours, I J. Farmer, was out on a traffic stop with other officers at the intersection of Tegarden and Pass Rd. While standing outside of my patrol vehicle, I observed a white Chevrolet truck traveling south on Tegarden Rd just north of this intersection. I observed the driver of the truck, later identified as James Lau, stop the vehicle on the side of the road and asked for an officer to come speak with him. I walked over to his vehicle, and as I approached I could smell the odor of intoxicants coming from the vehicle. When I reached the vehicle, Lau asked if he was allowed to drive around the patrol units parked on Tegarden Rd.

I was dispatched to address listed reference to check welfare on Mr. Thomas White. When I arrived on the scene, I knocked on the door several times but nobody came to the door. I and Deputy Soult check around the premises and look through the windows but was not able to find or see anyone. I then made contact with Mr. Kim the son of Mr. White and he stated that last time he spoke to his father was yesterday 12/17/17 at 6:15 PM. Mr. Kim stated that he tried calling his father today at the same time but did not answer so he called the neighbor to go check on his father. Mr. Kim stated that the neighbor told him that Mr. White truck was not at the residence. Mr. Kim stated to me that it was not like Mr. White to not be at home at this

When I was 10 years old, had seen something that changed who I am forever. I learned about how computer software is made, I soon went on a wild journey to learn this new concept. I fell upon a site that taught you beginner level coding, such as making shapes along with if and else statements. It was all something I hadn’t ever done before, and that challenge was what I loved the most. I would constantly challenge myself with small things when I was young, even things as simple as how fast I could travel from point A to point B on one leg. I soon had mastered the basics of programming in a mere couple of weeks; I started to build simple games that would personally get me addicted while testing it. Later on I explored many sites and tutorials

While Officer Portor and myself checked the vehicle, a female, who was later identified by a U.S passport as Heather Jacinth Langdon, and a male, who was later identified by Maryland Drivers License as Andre Maurice Lockerman walked to us claiming that the vehicle belonged to Langdon.I asked her who was driving the vehicle and was advised that she lended her vehicle to her "friends boyfriend" and that the driver called Langdon friend and told her to let Langdon know that he parked the car behind her house. Officer Portor explained to them what had occurred and requested information on the person that was driving the car. Both Langdon and Lockerman originally said that they didn't have any information on the person driving the vehicle and we convinced them to call and get us the drivers name, date of birth and address to where he live. Langdon then called and her friend, we refused to give her name said that the drivers name is Johnathan Anthony White, but did not know where he lived. A warrant check on that name was done through communications and the results came back negative results. Because we could not determine the true identity of the driver, we allowed Langdon to take possession of her vehicle. I advised Langdon that there was no key left in the vehicle then she stated that she had a

A WACIC check revealed a Kent Warrant for Amanda, which was confirmed through Kent PD. I asked Amanda who Victoria was and she stated that it was a friend of hers, who she knew didn't have warrants. I advised Amanda that she was under arrest for the Kent Warrant and placed her in hand cuffs, which I checked for proper fit, and double locked. I walked Amanda to the front of my patrol car, where I activated my In-Car video system, COBAN. I advised her that we being recorded by both audio and video. I then searched Amanda in front of my patrol vehicle, but did not locate anything on her. I asked Amanda if