Suspicious Object Case Study

The police are usually the first people on the scene other than the fire services, depending on how long it will take for the fire trucks to arrive. When they are on the scene to ensure nobody gets too close to the fire and interview any witnesses that could be there. The police officer that arrives may be an arson investigator depending on the local police

It was Jimmy Lee Bayliss who had done the arson. Torkelson and Marshall found Bayliss and Drake McBride with a rifle. Bayliss gave himself up, but McBride ran. McBride was eventually found a little

As I, Klaudia Hoxha (forensic technician), approached the crime scene at 4 o'clock pm at the residence of Josh Powell. As i approached the scene i noticed 4 reporting officers, and the fire fighters who put the fire out, were present at this two story single family dwelling. I approached the reporting officers and fire fighters and took copies of there reports. I then immendently, sent in my team to take pictures and any kind of evidence they can find. From the looks this residential seemed occupied. A fire expands horizontally and vertically from it's point of origin, which in this case is the center of the house. According to a report, i noticed a witness who was a member/ social worker from Powell's meeting groups ,gave a statement that

The third factor is if the “host of the premises initiated police involvement.” Id. Ms. Fallsbauer would be considered the host. The chances that Ms. Fallsbauer would have been the one who called the police is extremely low. The suspect in question is her own child. Also, the tip mentioned the suspect entering the building. Ms. Fallsbauer was in her apartment. She did not initiate the police involvement. The fourth and final factor when dealing with containers is whether the consenting party “displayed a lack

On Wednesday 04/28/16 at 2239 hours I was driving in my patrol vehicle around the area of Lea Hill Park located at 31600 124th Ave SE in the City of Auburn, King Co, WA, when I noticed a vehicle with two occupants inside parked on the south side of the park.

There were multiple letters left around the scene of the train derailment and in the letters there was specific events noted such as the Waco, TX event where a few people burned alive inside a building, and then it mentions the Ruby Ridge ID, incident and lastly a local event where a Phoenix police officer choked a man to death (Kiefer, 1998). This information led the FBI investigators to believe the perpetrators of this event had knowledge of how fires work, had some law enforcement experience, and a working knowledge of how rail safety systems worked (Kiefer, 1998). The FBI began the search for suspects by looking at militias, but they quickly dismissed the idea as a possible distraction to draw attention away from the real perpetrators (Kiefer, 1998). The FBI subsequently eliminated other groups of people such as disgruntled railroad workers or salvage workers (Kiefer, 1998). The primary suspects in the eyes of the FBI are firefighters and first responders to the incident (Kiefer, 1998). The reasoning behind this is hero syndrome where someone creates a dangerous or criminal situation so that they then can be the “hero” in that situation and gain fame or recognition for their response (Helmig, 2014). The first responder that by name was shown a good bit of attention from the FBI is Steve Hurley (Kiefer, 1998). Hurley was admired by co-workers and his former Tonopah fire chief said that he was one of the best emergency medical technicians he had ever seen (Kiefer, 1998). The reason that Hurley came up on the radar of the FBI is because he had a light criminal history and past employment issues with one of his previous fire chiefs saying that he was an idiot and that he was a psychopath (Kiefer, 1998). There were other suspects the FBI was looking at that only came to public view when a secretary at the FBI

Fire crews were on scene for nearly 24 hours working to put out the smoldering

On 3/7/16 at 4:50 P.M, Shift Supervisor (S/S) Enmanuel Cabrera was notified by Security Officer (S/O) Zachery Smith, that Yard Jockey Sean Barchik found a box of Trident gum in the Truck Yard by Dock door 59. S/S Cabrera then went out to the Truck yard to take pictures and collect a witness statement. Upon arrival, S/S Cabrera was met Yard Jockey Sean Barchik, he explained that he found the box of gum while performing a Yard inspection. Upon discovery, the Yard Jockey immediately notified B Shack security of the merchandise that was found. Security will launch an investigation to see if we can discovery how the box of gum get there.

The Howard Street Tunnel fire that occurred on 18 July, 2001 was a serious emergency incident that had the potential to become a catastrophic incident. On the day in question 10 cars out of a 60 car freight derailed causing a significant hazardous material spill, a subsequent fire, and a water main bursting due to the heat. Since the incident involved multiple levels of agency response all three levels of government were involved, spending around $12 million to clean up, and repair damage. Fortunately there were no fatalities, but a number of people were treated for numerous chemical related afflictions at area hospitals. The city of Baltimore was mostly prepared for the incident, and quickly initiated the incident command system (ICS) within minutes of arriving on the scene of the emergency. Despite being mostly prepared for the emergency there were several areas where responding agencies could improve on.

The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time, written by Mark Haddon, is a mystery novel about a young boy with Asperger’s Syndrome. Christopher Boone, the narrator of the book, compels the reader to feel the most sympathy towards him, due to his Asperger’s Syndrome. Not only is this portrayed by this affliction but also by his parents’ separation and losing the stability of a family life. Ed Boone, Christopher’s father, can be sympathised with when his wife leaves him and he struggles with being a single parent of a child with a disability. Mrs Shears has also suffered loss when her dog, Wellington, was killed and then when her husband left her for another woman. Haddon retells the life of Christopher Boone, through a variety of different techniques such as repetition, dialogue, expletive language and short sentences.

Upon D/CPL. Case’s arrival at the crime scene there is no documentation in the crime report that he had contact with the first responder, PFC Malcolm. The first responder should brief the primary investigator as it is the only opportunity for the next in command to obtain initial aspects of the crime scene prior to subsequent information (Technical Working Group on Crime Scene Investigation, 2000). Conversing with first responders is vital to providing information to substantiate investigative considerations and is a priority in any properly sanctioned investigative plan (Technical Working Group on Crime Scene Investigation, 2000). Prior to D/CPL. Case’s arrival, key pieces of evidence had already been collected despite the mild and clear weather conditions; the victim’s jacket and two neoprene skullcaps that had been tied together. D/CPL. Case was not able to conduct a walk-through of the crime scene with the individuals responsible for processing the scene because in the one hour and fifteen minutes it took D/CPL Case to

Do you know who requested the emergency signal for the Clark County Fire Station in Mountain Springs and why NDOT is including it as part of Phase 2?

From the facts that I have about the ambulance company it makes me a lot of curiosity to try to investigate the situation more deeply to know what happened to Laura's jewelry. To make this investigation possible I had to interview some people from the ambulance Co. and this is what I am ended with. Their ambulance attendants have special training to help people and most of them have been working for this company between 2 and 10 years and their criminal record has to be checked every 2 years. The person that I interviewed warranty that their workers are very professional people and to whom the patients can trust. The interesting thing that I found out was that in some situations the ambulance workers can be provided by a third- party

I have inferred after studying the object as thoroughly as I can with my hands that the object was an antler off of an animal. I am very confident in my inference, because I have felt antlers before, so I am aware of what antlers is feels like. The most helpful features in deciding was the long smooth part of the antler that ended in points. I could see the color of the object, and that is about it, and I can determine that the Object was an antler without seeing it.

Mysterious Object at Noon by Apichatpong Weerasethakul (2000) Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s film Mysterious Object at Noon takes on an unconventional approach to docu-fiction. The filmmaker travels to different parts of Thailand interviewing a variety of people he meets during his journey to concoct and construct a single fictional linear story about a disabled boy and his teacher Dogfahr. Mostly unscripted, the film also takes on an informal perspective on storytelling by employing the concept of a party game called the exquisite corpse. He takes the concept of the exquisite corpse and uses it to tie the narrative together.