The Report Of A Burglary

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

If this story had been told from a first person point of view, the reader my not have gotten this in depth of a description of the setting. Without the reader understanding that the house was boarded up and abandoned, to the point where it seems

On Friday, August 12, 2016 at approximately 1000 hours, I assisted the patrol division in locating a burglary suspect that entered the residence of 1023 Barn Oak Court. The complainant/victim Nicole Smith stated to the Conyers Commutation that when she entered the front door of the residence, she heard an unidentified noise in the back bedroom. As she entered the rear bedroom the subject exited the residence through the rear window.

The victim was unable to provide a possible suspect. However Nita Dobbs did state the house directly behind hers was vacant and a house nearby, 170 Palo Duro Drive was often rented out for short periods of time. Nita Dobbs stated she does wish to pursue charges. I advised Nita Dobbs this case would be forwarded to an investigator.

On 11/02/2015, I, Chad Agnew, was working as a patrol officer for the Wichita State University Police, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas. At approximetely 2222 hours we went to Omega Ct. to assist Sgt. Garwood since he was out on a suspicous character and another call on Omega Ct. Sgt. Garwood advised us to go to the Delta Delta Delta house at the end of the block and speak to the reporting party. I went and made contact with Julie Nolte and Dakotah Gilmore who were inside the residence. We went to a back room and closed the door.

I cleared the scene and drove my marked squad down to the townhomes. I met and spoke with a few residents and described suspect#1 and suspect#2 to them. Based on both suspects’ descriptions, the residents advised me that suspect#1’s name is ‘Hari Zarate’ and he resides at 3525 Century Ave No Unit#44. Suspect#2’s name is ‘Miles’ and he resides at 3535 Century Ave No Unit#45.

On March 12, 2015 at approximately 0143 hours, I responded to C-Town Bicycle & Fitness Equipment, 1927 Highway 138 to investigate a burglary alarm. Upon my arrival, I noticed that the side glass window had been broken. Once other officers and the owner, Jane Hayward, arrived on scene, we proceeded to clear the building to determine if it was safe. No entry was made by the suspect and no items were taken. The building was determined clear and no threat was located.

On 01/16/16 I contacted Iwanda Davidson at her residence at 11900 Melissa Lane. Mrs. Davidson said sometime over the past two weeks she has had several items come up missing from her residence including a black Hi-Point 9mm handgun, unknown serial number, valued at $150, a new in the box Poulan Chainsaw, unknown model or serial number, valued at $120, a new in the box Homelite weed eater, unknown model or serial number, valued at $50. Mrs. Davidson said she is missing a PorterCable tool bag which contained a battery operated drill, flashlight, circular saw and reciprocal saw, unknown serial numbers, valued at $250, a new set of sockets, wrenches and other miscellaneous hand tools, valued at $150, two new dead bolts she purchased for her front door to her residence, valued at $30 combined, and a Nokia cellular telephone blue in color with a pink and white case, valued at $30. Mrs. Davidson said that she also had several pieces of jewelry, mostly inexpensive keepsakes and costume jewelry, go missing. Mrs. Davidson said that the jewelry was a gift from her grandmother and that she could not describe any of it aside from one ring which had a dark stone possibly black or purple surrounded by several lab created white/clear gems. Mrs. Davidson said she did not know what the value of the

On 12-02-15, at 1530 hours, Officer Cass #2067 and I arrived at 488 N. Raymond Avenue for a residential burglary investigation. We met with Officer Adesina #0048 who advised us a burglary was committed at 488 N. Raymond Avenue #2 and possibly at 488 N. Raymond Avenue #3. Officer Adesina requested that we make contact with the residence at the above locations.

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I then made contact with Officer Catlin and other Officers on scene. I was given the name of the decedent James Wyatt Welker, white male, 5/29/1973. I was advised the residence was secured. The owner of the property was the person who unlocked the door and located James Welker. Officer Catlin advised the home owner used a spare key to unlock the door.

Mr. Yotam Michaeli was interviewed regarding this case. He stated that he is a real estate developer and the nature of his business is to research and purchase abandoned or neglected properties. He stated he used to live on the same block as 23A Vernon Avenue in Brooklyn. He stated that this property was not taken care of for a long time and no property taxes were paid. He stated that this property was owned by Lillian Hudson, who passed away and he needed to find out if this property owned by anyone else. He stated that he hired Kevin Gallagher to investigate and locate the family of the previous owner. He informed me that before he hired Mr. Gallagher, he had a conversation with Blanche Oneal during which she informed him that she owns this

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I began my investigation by observing the exterior and interior of the residence, for identification purposes. The residence is a one story, “mobile“home facing south at the address above. I observe 2 vehicles in the driveway. I observed no visible evidence on the exterior of the residence or the surroundings grounds. I entered the residence through the back door located on the northeast side of the residence. I had approach to the living room area of the residence I observe the victim was on the living room floor flat on his stomach. The victim was wearing what appeared to be wearing a dark blue T-shirt with no underwire or pants. The victim appeared to have discoloration all though the body, but most noticeable on the face area, left hand and feet. The victim’s body seemed bloated most and the victims face was dark in color. There was evidence of

Burglary and robbery are different in many ways, but are the same. Burglary is when a person unlawful entry to a person home or business building to commit the act of theft or a felony. When the action of a burglary is committed by someone, the victim does not have to be present at the time of the incident. (DeMille, 2016). When dealing with building types it can be numerous kind of business offices. Burglary must take place when a person only unlawfully entered your home or building without permission. Depending on the state’s the status of the laws for the offense of burglary can be considered a felony. Robbery is when a person has taken or trying to take something from another person that has value unlawfully by force, intimidation or even threatening that person. Robbery is different from burglary because in order for a person to commit the offense of robbery, a victim must be present at the time of the incident for the crime to occur. Depending on the states and the values of the item that was taken from the victim at the time of the incident the states statues of the laws for the offense of robbery can be considered a felony. (DeMille, 2016). Burglary and robbery are the same in only one category; both are considered to be property crimes.