Personal Narrative-Henke's Response

On 06-10-17 at approximately 1821 hrs., Officer Bunton and I were advised Michael J. Renner was in a green vehicle at Dollar General, 714 S. Main St. I was aware Renner had an active warrant for being a parole absconder. As I responded to the location after Bunton advised on the radio Renner was fleeing. After Bunton advised Renner was traveling toward Hyatt St. I proceeded toward the S. Brunswick St. and Hyatt St. intersection. I observed a green Buick traveling westbound on Hyatt St. at a high rate of speed. I then noticed Officer Bunton a couple blocks behind the Buick with his lights and siren activated. I pulled onto Hyatt St., activated my red and blue emergency lights and siren and proceeded after the green Buick. The vehicle traveled from Hyatt St. onto S. Monroe St. The vehicle proceeded at a high rate of speed northbound on S. Monroe St. failing to yield to my emergency vehicle. As the vehicle reached the intersection of MO 11 (E. Park St.) and N.

P alleges strip search, excessive force and false arrest. P alleges that MOS Delprete approached her and handcuffed her left wrist. P claims that MOS John Ryan approached her and unfastened her pants then reached inside her pants and touched her genital and thigh area. P claims that MOS Ryan handcuffed her right wrist tightly and stated that he was going to break her hand and wrist. P claims that while she was standing rear handcuffed MOS Michelle Ortiz with assistance from MOS Megan Carroll pulled her pants down and searched her. P states that MOS Delprete gave false statement in the criminal complaint when he stated that he observed her hand another individual pill in exchange for US currency. Criminal charges were, later, dismissed. No

On 10/23/17 Det. Coleman and I went to Belk`s to speak the reporting person, Jerome Stover. I asked with Mr. Stover if he was familiar with a previous larceny with similar circumstance`s (2017-01479). Stover was familiar with the larceny but stated that these were separate individuals. The suspects in this case did get into a vehicle fitting the same description as the above listed OCA as well as similar property taken. After speaking with Mr. Stover, Det. Coleman and I went to Food Lion to attempt to locate a vehicle fitting the suspect vehicle description on their video surveillance. Food Lion Management allowed us to view their video and on 10/20/17 at 1637 hours you can see a silver in color Toyota minivan enter the camera frame with what

I responded to Piggly Wiggly on US Hwy 231 in reference to a shoplifting call. While en route, I observed the suspect vehicle leaving the buisiness. I performed a traffic stop on the vehicle with the final being at Hardees. I then asked the driver for her license and identified her as Mary Jane Blair. Blair was then escorted back to Piggly Wiggly on her POV to be trespassed for the buisiness. Once at Piggly Wiggly, I made contact with Jonathan Richard. Richard advised that he seen Blair conceal a boston butt on aisle 5 and made contact with Blair on aisle 7. Richard also showed officer video footage of the merchandise Blair concealed in her purse. Richard also advised that Blair but the meat back after being confronted. Blair was then trespassed

Officers were dispatched to a buglery alarm call at Verizon Wireless. On scene I found the glass side door had been smashed by a large gray rock. Officer Hamilton and I then cleared the store. We found that there were items missing from most of the displays. Sgt Hicks notified Det Johnson and he responded to work the scene. Tanner Poole the manager responded. He stated that the surveillance system video was not stored in the store so no video was collected. Det Jonson collected several finger prints and the rock used to smash the glass door. Officers advised Poole that when he could get the video to advised the PD. Poole also stated that he would do an invantory of all item missing for Det Jonson. I advised on how to obtain this report.

I believe there is a value in being able to turn an everyday event into a spectacle that’s worth reading into. With that being said, Chills rattled through my bones as the automatic doors opened before me; I’m underdressed. Upon first glance I notice the glint of the interior lighting reflecting off the marble-white tiles. I take note of the scent; Freshness. I think of the convenience of having these natural grown resources surrounding me. Before now, I would never have the luxury of purchasing an out-of-season delicacy at a location so near my residence. Frozen, I was astonished by the sheer amount of ripe, mossy green avocados that sat in a pine wood container before me. I muster the courage the to extend my unworthy

On Friday, March 11, 2016 at 7:10 pm, I, Sergeant Bever responded to the Shell gas station for a reported intoxicated person starting altercations there. When I arrived on-scene, I observed a white male matching the description of the intoxicated person given by dispatch talking to people in front of the store. I asked the white male later identified as James McMalon (DOB 07/06/1971), if he had any identification on him. He responded with the only thing he had was an EBT card with him name on it but could not produce it. I asked him for his name, date of birth and social security number. McMalon responded with his name being James McMahon, DOB 07/06/1971 and SSN 345-60-7863.

On Saturday, 16 May 2015, at approximately 1945 hours, I, officer Calvin Felder, was conducting random pocket audits of associates working in the Thrill Zone section of the park. At the Jukebox Diner, doing the check of Znkiya Heyward, $16 dollars in cash fell from her jacket pocket to floor. I contact the Sergeant on duty, Sergeant Charles Drakeford. I was instructed to escorted Ms. Heyward to the North Carolina Interview Room. Once at the Interview room, a full compliance audit was performed by Officer Allison Bigham, no contraband was found and I procecded with the interview. During the interview Ms. Heyward explained that she did not have time to go to her locker after break. Ms. Heyward went into detail of her stopping at Burger King

On November 12, 2017 at approximately 1940 hours, I was at the Walmart located at 8701 US HWY 19 Port Richey, FL to attempt to locate a subject I had active PC for, reference PRPD case 2017-1397. The subject was Errol Rene Martin, and he was located in the west entrance of the store and placed under arrest.

Your response to Erickson, was well stated, children do learn from play, they explore, create imagination, and ask questions. So, their environments need to be positive, respectful, and well structured. I agree as well that children as Erickson said, need to master each stage prior to advancing to the next stage. You mention you work with early child good education program, what grade do you work with? I too am a preschool teacher, though we as the teachers speak to the parents and explain the children should master one stage prior to moving to the next, have you ever had to explain that to a parent? Can you offer any advice, because in my experience if a child has not complete master potty training for example, the parent focused child,

On Thursday, February 11, 2016 at about 1049, Lt. Norman Anders [90 ICO], Sgt. Laporta [IAB] and I were present at the 90th Precinct male locker room and to conduct an administrative search of PO Charles Ryan tax #921737. PO Ryan provided the combination number 34-36-32 for his locker number #7. At about 1055 hours, Sgt. Laporta and I searched PO Ryan's locker while Lt. Anders served as a witness. During the search we recovered [1 ] one firearm; Glock26 9mm serial number CUW716US. A conferral with the Firearms & Tactics Section revealed that the above firearm is owned by PO Ryan. At 1115 hours we ended the search with out any incident.

On Saturday, April 23, 2016, at approximately 2018 hours, I, Officer Kenneth Snipes, was patrolling with Officer Heidi Cassidy by Mini Striker when I noticed associate Ronnie Truesdale place his cell phone into his jacket pocket. I approached and proceeded to conduct a pocket audit, and the cell phone was recovered. At this time I put the cell phone in an evidence bag and wrote the associates name and ID number on the front. The associate kept asking if he could go to the bathroom. I let him know that we needed to contact your supervisor who could give him a break. He was persistent about going to the bathroom so I asked if he had anything else on him he should not have or was against Carowinds policies. The associate stated that he had money

Uliano advised that he then observed the same female suspect enter the store and then contacted the police. Uliano and I made contact with the suspect, and escorted her to the loss prevention office. The suspect identified herself as Amy Schrader by her Florida driver’s license. Dispatch advised that the suspect was negative for wants and warrants though an FCIC/NCIC computer check. I then viewed video surveillance footage which was consistent with the statements made by both Uliano and Pulgar. Assisting officer Sgt. Cox questioned Shrader if the male suspect in the video was at the store with her, to which Shrader advised that he was. Assisting officer H. Hartmann and myself then proceeded to the parking lot and escorted the male suspect to the loss prevention

On Thursday, November 3, 2016 at 0943 hours, I, your affiant Patrolman Joshua J. Pastucka and Patrolman David Stamets were dispatched to 119 N. West St. for a male trespassing. Stamets and I arrived on scene and made contact with the caller Ann Zbyradowski. Zbyradowski said a male that attempted to get into her yard is currently out back hiding under a rug on her neighbors deck. Zbyradowski escorted Stamets and I to her back yard and shown officers the deck where the male was hiding. The deck was attached to a home on N. Jardin St.

I first arrived at the Breakfast Club, and was a little taken aback by all the action that was going on in the room. In seemed like one large stew of energy that continuously fluctuated in different ways. As a camp counselor, I am very used to this type of environment, and it is just a byproduct of having more than 30 children in a confined space. After talking to Janelle, and hearing what happens at Breakfast Club the other volunteers and I got right into playing with the children. I started coloring and playing with whatever else while talking to several children. I remember introducing myself to several of them and them being cautious about telling me their names. Some of them even said things like “why do you need