On August 31, 2015, at 2341 hours, I responded to headquarters for a walkup harassment complaint. Upon my arrival, I met with Ms. Elyann Doebler of 510 Rhoads Avenue in Haddon Township. Ms. Doebler related that she and her estranged husband, Steven Hoskins have been separated for approximately 2 mouths. However, Ms. Doebler allows, Mr. Hoskins to come by the residence to say goodnight to their five children routinely. On this night, after Mr. Hoskins put the children to bed, he informed Ms. Doebler that he would be spending the night on the couch. Ms. Doebler objected and an argument ensued, after which she responded to headquarters. Ms. Doebler is requesting that Mr. Hoskins leave the residence citing past assaults and past violent verbal
On July 11, 2015 at approximately 1140 hrs I dispatched to Police Headquarters for a report of domestic violence.
Linda reported, she called police several times to make a safety check. It wasn’t until the second check that her living arrangements were discovered.
D16-0622(3) On 06/06/16, I was informed that the Municipal charge of disorderly conduct does not fit this incident, however CRS 18-9-111 Harassment does. I have completed a motion to dismiss form for the municipal case, which is attached to this report and both parties will be issued summons for the state charge of Harassment with a new court date. No further information at this
On 6/4/16 Client Ryan Bowman #205 was involved in a verbal disputes with resident Anna Jones # 203, he stated that his neighbor, called the police against him for no logical reason, he stated that Ms. Jones was banging on the wall from inside her unit and Mr. Bowman told to stop making noise because her son was sleeping, however Ms. Jones do not stop the noise and them call the police. Mr. Bowman also mentioned that both residents meet at PATH during the intake while were waiting for placement and that Ms. Jones was very friendly at first , going into Mr. Bowman unit offer him to cook for him and because he does wanted Ms. Jones approach he believe that now she acting
Valerie called that office several times to inform me of the situation. Ms. Valerie stated that Catina took Bryce to her home on Monday, July 17, 2017, around 4 p.m and did not return until about 10:00 p.m. Ms. Valerie stated that Catina told her that they were going to group at HCAP office for Anger Management. I, Shalina Holmes stated that we do not have a group session on Monday’s at the HCAP office. Ms. Valerie stated that the assigned advocate Catine Hampton took Bryce to the forest and was unable to determine when the advocate took Bryce. Ms. Valerie verbalized that Bryce stated that Catina told him “keep your hands down on your side you’re going to your new family.” Ms. Valerie stated that she is going to file a police report asked if we do not inform Catina. Ms. Valerie mentioned that Catina is trying to ruin her
After talking with Ms. Tucker worker visited Mr. Ashby. When worker arrived Mr. Ashby was sitting on the front porch talking with his neighbors Ms. Posey and the other lady. He was dirty with what appeared to be spit from chewing tobacco and he smelt like urine. Worker asked Mr. Ashby if he wanted to talk privately inside. He stated we could talk in front of the neighbors. Worker asked about the housing authority visit to the home
On Thursday 10/20/16 at 2327 hours I was dispatched to a dispute at 950 D ST SE
On 12-15-2015 at 1812 hours I was dispatched to 705 Mary Street in reference to a violation of and ex parte.
RCG Rose Campos reports no health problems. Ms. Campos also reported that she has had no problems with Elijah at home. However, I am concerned that Elija is not safe in his present home with, the maternal grandmother due to Austin’s behavior. Ms. Campos reports no physical harm to Elijah by Austin, but Elijah has witnessed Austin’s violent and abusive behavior to Ms. Campos. I am concerned about Austin’s exposure to this violent and abusive behavior to his grandmother.
Officer Emanuel went back outside to speak with Brent again, while I stayed inside to speak with Mary. Mary kept asking me what I can do to make sure he does not come back tomorrow while she is at work. Mary stated that she want us to make sure that he doesn’t damage anything when and if he comes back and does not burn the house down. I again told her that legally I cannot keep him from the house as he is on the lease. I told Mary that by law he can come and go from the house as much as possible because of the lease, which it’s his house as much as it is hers. Mary got very distraught and angry with me and yelled at me to get out of her house. I then asked Officer Emanuel to come in as she did not want to speak with me anymore. Officer Emanuel did so.
On Sunday, May 23, 2016 I responded to 2730 Thelma Street on report of an assaulted call.
Once in the ambulance, Anna advised she did not want to tell me anything because she did not want anyone to get in trouble. I advised Anna this was her chance to give me her side of the story. Anna said she was being mentally abused by Judy and
Virginia didn’t know of her location, fellow clients she frequently saw, her doctor or husband. She was vague on her past, due to having “missing days”. She feared being held against
“Breaking News! During the afternoon of April 23rd, Dr. Phil Johnson was found dead in his office. The murderer is unknown, but luckily for us former detective Stan Walter, a good friend of Phil’s has taken the case into his hands. If you have any thoughts to who the murderer is please report it to the police. Back to you Alex!” The tv turns black and I look over to see who the culprit was and it was my wife Rosalind. “Honey, I know it’s devastating about your loss, but your food is getting cold. Now come eat.” “Ok” I respond, annoyed. At dinner my wife and I talk about the decision of taking the job as the detective for Dr. Phil Johnson’s death since he is my friend. Eventually, she gave in and let me go to my office.
In the book, Warriors Don’t Cry, there are nine African-American students who chose to get involved in integration within an all-white high school. Many of the white students and parents did not approve of integration and demonstrated their hatred in a variety of ways. All nine of them dealt with an immense amount of torture every day at school. Warriors Don’t Cry shows many specific examples of when white students took their anger to a whole other level and did many brutal things like when they threw acid in Melba Patillo Beals’ face or when they threw small balls of flaming paper into the bathroom stall she was in. Though it’s been 60 years, schools are still very unsafe. School safety is a topic of importance, especially in the present day. As bullying and harassment become more prevalent in schools, students constantly feel insecure. The