Victim 1: A Case Study

On May 15, 2016 at approximately 2335 hours Security Officers Steven Evans and Omar Alonso were in the E.D. Security Office when we heard someone yell for help inside of the E.D. entrance doors in regards of a “Gunshot Wound” patient. Out of the Office, we observed a Hispanic male hoping towards the PFS counter with blood on his left abdominal area. Security Supvr. Evans grabbed a wheelchair and wheeled him to one of the E.D. triage room, while his friend, Joseph Park (witness) register him with PFS. Security team in coordination with E.D. Charge Nurse Robbie Phillips placed the Emergency Department in a lockdown, Security Officers responded and kept watch over both E.D. entrances. The patient, Daniel Lopez (DOB: 10/16/1997, FIN #85640879) was transferred to E.D. #35, he had 4 “GSW”, 2 on the right and left buttock, 1 on the right

At approximately 1040 hours, on 27-Jul-15, site security was dispatched by POC to attend Acute 3 for Domestic Dispute. The writer, S/O P.Jo, S/O A.Toor and S/O M.Moradi responded to the call and upon arrival the officers met with one of the clinical staff members, who informed the officers that a lady walked into the unit with two kids, one of the kids was about five year old and the other one was in stroller. The lady told the staff member that someone has been following her for three blocks and they need to call RCMP. After telling this the lady walked into the washroom with her kids, the clinical staffs ran after her and asked her to come out, but she didn’t listen and slammed the door on her face.

On 9/12/2016 at approximately 0740 hours Deputy Chavez B1871 and I responded to a Assault DV in 9615 South 7th avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85003. When we arrived at the residence we heard Amy Frieberg scream, we entered the house and Ron Frieberg and his wife where having a verbal argument and where in each other faces. We separated them both I took Amy outside to talk to her and my partner stayed inside to talk to Ron. I noticed that Amy had a swollen right eye and a red mark above her right cheek. I asked her if she wanted to be checked by medical she said “Yes”. I called medical and asked her what has happen. She said “ I don’t remember it happened really fast, I don’t want him to stay here”. We then started to talk to Ron, he began to

The reporting party (RP) stated resident Juanita Knee was placed in the facility by Dignity Healthy on 11/23/16. While present in the facility the resident was hit by a caregiver during the night (name of caregiver was not provided). Subsequently the resident is currently terrified. Additionally the resident has not been given her medications and her oxygen has not been set up. According to the RP the resident has not been able to make her own medical decisions. Consequently the Dignity Health worker (Marguerite, (916) 631-3753) who placed the resident in the facility is contacting law enforcement on the caregiver. CCIB Intake LPA McGaskey contacted APS Pam Ng for additional information will be unavailable until December 5, 2016; contacted

At approximately 0813 hours, on 31-Jul-15, the writer, SSS. E.Durani and Sh/S A.Singh responded to call from POC to attend 3-East. The officers attended and upon arrival the officers were informed by the unit clerk that the patient has left the unit. The officers were also told that the patient was going to Cafeteria. The officers cleared from 3-East and attended Cafeteria. Upon arrival the officers met with the patient’s Care Aide, who asked the officers to escort him back to his unit. Sh/S A.Singh got verbally engaged with the patient and asked him to walk back to the unit. The patient was compliant and walked back to the unit. After taking the patient back to his room, the primary nurse requested the officers to put the lap belt. The patient

On 6/13/116 at approximately 1811 ICS was activated in RVST unit for offender Mcfarland OID 179096 who fell on the floor in the shower room and medical was requested to respond. Upon arrival on the scene offender was found on the floor naked, hyperventilating, shaking, cold, unresponsive. She was alert and conciuos. Intial assessement was completed on the scene and offender was lifted from from the floor by staff and was placed in a wheelchair. As soon as she was placed in the wheelchair, she started making verbal statements and answering simple questions. Offender was assisted by medical staff to get dressed and was wheeled to the clinic for further evaluation. offender was assessed in the clinic and had no signs of improvement. On call

This attack is very similar to the Quick Double Switch, but only difference is that the attacker maintains remote access to the victim's machine. This access allows the attacker to interact with the victim’s machine from time to time, execute arbitrary code, and collect that code’s output.

I agree with everything you said here Nicole. Many victims have to deal with financial problems afterwards. A lot of people assume everything is resolved once the offender gets convicted, but as we all know now, there is much more to that. According to the website MERS Goodwill, victims of abuse may lose their jobs ranging between 20-60 percent (Flynn, 2016).

The victim impact statement from the five case are different from each other. Most of the Victim Impact Statement, the victim had similar response of disbelief, shock, and numb feeling. The tears of the victim are from the effect of sorrow, anger and frustration they felt. Every single victim could not believe what has happened to them or their loved ones. Dennis Shepard, the father of Matthew, talk about how much the grief cause Matthew’s grandfather to pass away. The response to the crime against them, most victim at first have the same reaction as time pass their feeling change or remain the same.

On 12/25/15 at approximately 1045 ICS was activated in Higbee for offender Dokken OID 237786 who reported that she had swallowed a tooth brush. Upon arrival at the scene, offender was sitting in west wing loung in no apparent distress. Upon interviewing offender, she reported that she swallowed a tooth brush. Offender complained of a dull pain in her chest which worsens with breathing. She stated that she was felt like the brush is stuck in her chest. She denied difficult breathing or shortness of breath. Assessment and vital signs were completed. On call provider was updated and gave an order to send offender to ER for evaluation via DOC

On this day worker made an unannounced visit to the residence of Ms. Jetty Ziff, for the purpose of assessing her need for services and making first victim contact. Upon arrival Mr. Braden Black, grandson of Ms. Ziff and son of Ms. Jane Black greeted worker outside. Braden allowed worker in home and directed worker to Ms. Ziff's room.

On afternoon of October 6,2015 at approximately 1155hrs, IT Specialist Marc DE Jean, was working in the Data Center and was in the process of moving two terminals from a moving cart. To a table within the data center the table in question accidentally fell over and struck Mr. Marc in the right leg. In which caused some pain no swelling at this time. Mr. Marc came to security and reported the incident to Security Officer Daryl Harley to file and injury report. S/O Harley gathered information and advised Mr. Marc to take some ice packs and rest and asses for the evening. Two pics of Mr. Marc's knee were taken and attached to this

Officers responded to a report of a male subject passed on the bike trail. Officer arrived on scene and made contact with the patient, who stated he was walking and passed out for unknown reasons. The patient complained of pain to his right ankle. Prompt arrived on scene, treated and transported the patient to MCH.

When people think about crime, they often try to side with either the victim or the perpetrator. In some crimes, victims are often blamed for the perpetrator’s actions. In these cases myths begin to develop and victims are labelled as the wrongdoers. A crime in specific in which there are many myths and stigmas associated to victims is rape. Many people believe that with rape the victims always attract rapist by the way they dress and behave. These factors are always incorrect because rape is a sexually violent act done to gain control and power over a victim.

There are many different interactions between victims and various components of the criminal justice system. This includes victims and defense attorneys, prosecutors, police, correctional officers, and juries. Each can affect the victim in its own way. In my opinion, one of the most crucial interactions is that of the victim and judge. The judge technically has the final say in determining the outcome of a case involving a victim and their offender. In Crime Victims An Introduction to Victimology, Andrew Karmen discusses this interaction. He identifies the processes of granting bail, sentencing offenders, and appealing to the supreme court (Karmen, 2016). When it comes to these aspects, victims of crime can feel