Personal Narrative: Homeowner Meeting

Ms. Doebler is requesting that Mr. Hoskins leave the residence citing past assaults and past violent verbal

Ahenkuro was advised of her domestic violence rights and was provided a copy of her TRO. See signed Victim Notification Form signed by Ahenkuro which she was provided a copy of.

She advised she invited Lundy over to the location to confront him about stealing items. McCool said when he got there he began being disrespectful by calling her a "cunt" and other names. McCool told Lundy to leave which he walked out the door but as he was leaving, he said, "Fuck you." McCool said she walked outside to make sure Lundy left the property. When she was in her yard watching Lundy leave, he came walking back at her. McCool said she felt threatened by Lundy and when he got close to her, she pushed him away. Once being pushed away she said, Lundy came at her again and that was when she smacked him. McCool informed me she was scared because Lundy was bigger than she was. McCool wished to have the report number and Lundy trespassed from the

I then went through the family violence packet with Odelia Butler. Odelia Butler told me the during the physical altercation Rodeny Butler struck her on the right shoulder blade region causing her physical pain and injury. Odelia Butler then filled out a voluntary statement form which will be attached to this report. Odelia also stated she did not want an emergency protective order and was not going to the hospital. Photographs where taken and will be attached to this report, while taking photographs I did not locate any discoloration to Odelia Butlers right shoulder blade

Prior to leaving the scene I did check the vacant residence directly behind 1431 Holly Trail East per Nita Dobbs request. While checking the residence I did observe the back door leading to the deck to be open. I observed no signs of forced entry and it did not appear as if the residence had been burglarized. I

This additional evidence showed that Days Inn did not exercise ordinary care in keeping the premises safe. The court concluded that the prior criminal activity was sufficiently substantially similar to Matt’s incident and the landowner was negligent in not taking reasonable precautions to protect its guests. Id. at 795

I responded to Trojan Commons Apartment B1 in reference to a damage to property call. Upon arrival, I made contact with Courtney Doolittle. Doolittle stated that when she arrived at her residence this afternoon, she noticed the door had shoe prints on it. When Doolittle opened the door, I observed the foot prints located on the door and structure of the door had been damaged, as someone tried to gain entry. Myself and Doolittle walked through the apartment to see if anything was missing. Doolittle stated that nothing was missing at this time. I advised Doolittle if she noticed anything missing, to call Troy Police Department. Doolittle stated that this damaged had to be done between Thanksgiving Day and today, before she arrived to the

Upon my arrival, I spoke with the complainant, Jason Robertson. Jason stated earlier that morning, Travis Walker, a former employee who was terminated about two months prior, drove onto the complex in a white car. Travis then drove to the back of the compound, behind the Con Ex box. Travis told the employees he was working with a man and needed the concrete saw and rebar gun. The employees told Travis that he needed to leave and that he is not allowed on the property. Travis then left the property.

On December 16, 2016, the complainant reported that on December 9, 2016 that she and Aaron Whitington hereinafter referred to as the defendant were involved in an argument that escalated in to a physical altercation. The complainant reported that the defendant pushed her down the steps; he then grabbed her and pushed her against the wall. The complainant and the defendant have been romantically involved and have one child in common.

I placed both subjects on the criminal trespass log for future reference. Mr. Steven Counts and Mrs. Melinda Froelick both were advised that if they are caught back onto the property loiuterong

On January 16, 2016, less than two months into her tenancy, Plaintiff threw a party with a neighboring tenant. Several tenants called Ms. Miner in the middle of the night to complain about the party and the aggressively loud noise levels coming from the halls, resulting in police involvement in efforts towards shutting down (Exhibit 5). Moreover, Plaintiff received a personal email from Ms. Miner two days later, notifying her of the complaints filed and to clarify that she was residing in a peaceful residential community where the tenants do not throw or want to hear loud parties. Instead of taking accountability, Plaintiff blamed her neighbor for the disturbance in addition to minimizing her involvement.

The complainant was flatulating throughout the night which caused Lynn to kick her out of the bedroom because of the smell. The complainant went into the living room and was unable to go back to sleep and became bored. The complainant decided to put Christmas decorations up throughout the house and on the Christmas tree. The complainant was in the bathroom when Lynn approached her and stated “Why you put decorations on that girl tree” referring to Kiyanna. The complainant told the Lynn that if Kiyanna didn’t like the decorations Kiyanna could take them down. The complainant and Lynn continued to argue and Lynn told the complainant to leave. Lynn then called the Michelle and advised her to bring her shit referring to a gun. A few minutes later Michelle arrived at the home. The complainant who was gathering her belonging to leave advised that Lynn and Kiyanna started putting stuff back in the apartment and taking items out the complainant’s hands. Michelle who was

In that the defendant Crystal Blackwell did commit the above stated offense by entering an occupied residence that is adapted for overnight accommodations, which at the time of the offense multiple persons were present. Blackwell did with intent to commit a crime enter to confront and harass

When he looked through the window he observed multiple individuals passing around what appeared to be a bong used for drug consumption. When he went to the front door, it was open slightly and he smelled burned plastic. Brian knew none of the individuals in the residence were on his lease, so to avoid a confrontation he left the property and called law

After this realization then the nurse can plan for the next step in the care plan. Throughout the process, the nurse should enforce the importance of staying committed throughout the whole process. Commitment is important because it shows the abuser that there are not signs of weakness and that they can’t inflict their power over the victim any longer. Notify the patient that there will be some hardships but ensure that the end result is the better and healthier choice. If there was actual physical abuse and there is evidence of it like bruising around the neck, encourage the patient to file a report to law enforcement. The next step to ensure the patient’s safety would be to file for a temporary restraining order. If there have been multiple incidents of domestic abuse the judge may order a permanent restraining order that is valid for 3 years. For immediate protection, a temporary retraining order will be sufficient. This order will be active for 20 to 25 days, which will give the patient time to make plans for the future (Judicial Council of California, 2015).