Minnie Driver

the car on purpose?”, Mark whispered to Angela as not to be overhead by the emergency personnel gathered around the scene. It was quite a mess. A large skidmark went all the way to the oncoming traffic side of the highway and through the grass. The driver seemed to have missed the first few trees but couldn’t quite miss the one he ended up hitting. “No way. It had to be an accident. He wouldn’t and couldn’t do that”, Angela said in a loud whisper. A couple officers looked her way. Noting the officers

hours, I was on duty with the Sumner County Sheriff's Office, Sumner County, Kansas. SUCO 911 advised an armed robbery had just occurred in Ark City, Cowley County, Kansas. Dispatch advised the vehicle was a silver four door car with a possible female driver and a male passenger wearing all black. Deputy Coon #1134 and I began to drive east on US 160 highway out of Wellington. Another deputy checked out on I-35 and said he would be watching all north bound traffic. Deputy Coon and I continued east until

JJPN40 traveling east on Richey DR approaching US HWY 19 in Port Richey, FL. I observed the W/F driver of the vehicle to not be wearing her seat belt. I also observed a large crack in the windshield. The crack appeared as if the windshield was in danger of shattering. I maneuvered my unmarked patrol vehicle (116) behind the Buick and conducted a lawful traffic stop. I made contact with the W/F driver, who was identified by D.A.V.I.D as Dawn Marie Mcdermott. The registered owner of the vehicle

complainant, Carolyn Richards, noticed a white male, inside her vehicle, and did not know who he was. Upon arrival I noticed the white male, later identified through FCIC/NCIC as Eric IRIGOYEN, who was unconscious and breathing and slumped on his in the driver side seat. I attempted to wake up IRIGOYEN by given him a sternum rub, at this point he did wake up. I attempted to converse with IRIGOYEN but he appeared to be intoxicated and was unresponsive

Deputy Franco #0066 and I were in the marked sheriff's unit when we observed the motorhome driving southbound on Hilltop. We pulled behind the vehicle and noticed that the registration sticker appeared to be orange, which would have been for a license expiring in the year 2013. We decided to stop the vehicle to investigate a violation of California Vehicle Code section 4000 (a)(1), expired registration, so Deputy Franco activated the overhead lights as the vehicle turned westbound on Naples.

CASE ORIGIN: On Friday morning, July 11, 2015, at about 12:15 AM, I was driving a marked squad and driving on the Wiouwash Trail. The campus area of the trail has a posted closing hour of 11 PM. I saw 2 males near the boat landing southwest of the Student Recreation and Wellness Center (SRWC) and start to walk away when I shined the squad spot light on them. I then saw 4 other individuals walking away from my position. I radioed to dispatch that I would be out with the group of 6 individuals

On August 21, 2015 at approximately 3:15PM I, Deputy Tucker George along with Deputy Donavian South checked en route to an unknown adress on State Highway 80 West across the street from the Mineola Golf Course in Mineola Texas, 75773 in reference to a possible assualt call. Upon arrival I observed Officer Peacock was already on scene. Upon paeking to the victim, Tina Thompson she advsied her and her husband, Tommy Thompson were driving through the city of Mineola when they began to have a verbal

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 as (Stevenson Jr., Cedrick D. DOB 07/08/97). Stevenson was only able to provide a State of Illinois photo identification card. I detected an odor of cannabis emitting from

Clank! The sound of the door slamming shut reverberated ominously through the ten by ten holding cell, filling its lone occupant with an eerie sense of foreboding. As instructed, Jed Baker turned around and stuck his hands through an opening in the bars. He didn't move a muscle when the handcuffs were removed, nor did he rub the red gouges where they had dug deep into his wrists. What he did do was level a killing glare at the dipshit deputy to reinforce the warning that he'd given the man earlier

The early morning air was crisp and the smell of rain still lingered. It was still dark out and the street lamps illuminated the rundown neighborhood as Roy stepped out of his small town home. He stared out at the bare street for a few minutes contemplating what to do next. After a while, the redhead pulled out his phone. Dialing a number, he waited for the other person on the end to pick up. "You had better have a damn good reason for calling this early, Roy." Dick Grayson answered angrily. "Hello