Vehicle Observation

On Saturday April 07, 2018 at approximately 3:00 p.m. I did observe a silver in color Saturn sport utility vehicle fail to come to a complete stop almost striking a white sedan at the intersection Chapel Ave and River gulf Rd in Port Richey, FL. At this time I did observe the driver reach for her seat belt and put it on. At this time I did conduct a lawful traffic stop on this vehicle bearing an obstructed Florida license plate of 221IB. I made contact with the driver who was identified as Michele

that time I observed the vehicle in front on me turn left onto the I-10 Sunland Gin eastbound exit ramp. I then activated my overhead emergency equipment and followed the vehicle which immediately pulled off to the left side of the exit ramp. As I pulled up alongside the vehicle to communicate with the driver, I observed only one male occupant, which I later learned was Jason Leroy Kloos, sitting in the driver's seat of vehicle.

Aerial Vehicles Grenada POSITION PAPER ON UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES I. Background Years before the first manned airplane flight on December 17, 1903, technology that is used in UAVs today, was being used for combat and surveillance. During World War I, the first UAVs took flight in the United States. Although the success of UAVs in test flights was irregular and different, the military recognized their potential. For more than ten years after World War I, the development of unmanned air vehicles in the

11:21 I, Deputy Bowring, checked en route to assist Deputy Hill with a suspicious vehicle located at 836 County Road 4510 Winnsboro, Texas. Upon our arrival I observed a white male later identified as Joseph Walls step out of a red truck bearing Texas License Plate FJL-3548. As Joseph step out of the vehicle he stood by the vehicle as if he was removing something out of his pocket and then approached my patrol vehicle. I then made contact with Joseph asking him if he had permission to be on the property

patrolling the area of 4773 W. Cermak Rd., at which time I observed a vehicle (Red 98' Ford Windstar IL E527386) turn right off Cermak Rd. without using a turn signal. The vehicle had dark tints on all the windows, the front window were later tested with a tint meter (results 5%). I conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle at 4773 W. Cermak Rd. in the parking lot of Popeye's Chicken. While I was inside my squad I observed the vehicle shake side to side. I made contact with the driver, who was identified

On June 25, 2015, my personal vehicle was damaged while I attended Trivia Night at R Macs Tavern between the hours of 2100 and 0000 that evening. The tavern is located at 110 White Horse Pike in Oaklyn, NJ and my vehicle was parked legally and unattended in the parking lot when the incident occurred. The damage to my vehicle’s driver’s side front fender (crushed) and side mirror (broken) was noticed the next morning in the daylight before reporting to day patrol. During the morning hours, I recalled

at approximately 1531 hours I was in full uniform and in a marked patrol vehicle. I was stationary at the intersection of State Route 54 and State Route 4031, Lost Creek #2, West Mahanoy Township. At approximately 1531 hours, I observed a green in color two door Pontiac Grand Am travelling Westbound on SR 54. The vehicle proceeded toward the intersection with SR 4031 and turned right Northbound on SR 4031. While the vehicle was turning I observed the operator Michael V. BRENNAN who was identified

place a juvenile male, Sean Wickstrom, into the back of Officer Bemis's patrol vehicle, vehicle 10B, because he was under arrest for DV Assault 4th Degree. I observed Wickstrom appeared to be resisting being put into the vehicle by pushing back away from the vehicle and attempting to pull away from Officers Bemis and Jendrick as they were placing him in the rear passenger side seat. I went to the driver's side of the vehicle, and entered the back seat to assist Officer Bemis with placing the seatbelt

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The ecosystem provides its own bio-indicator called a lichen. Lichens consist of two organisms, a fungi and a cyanobacteria (algae) which grow symbiotically. Lichens while they grow symbiotically their relationship of interaction can be described as mutualism. Three basic types of lichens include foliose, crustose, and fruticose. Lichens are durable and can grow in harsh environments where there is little or no soil. Lichens can tolerate severe temperatures both hot and cold. Despite their durability