According to the above petitions filed on January 3, 2018, by Officer M.T. Boggs of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel Police, the following incident occurred on January 3, 2018, in Northampton County: “On January 3, 2018, within the confines of Northampton County, Virginia, at approximately 0705 hours, control received a report from Northampton Sheriff's Office to be on the lookout (BOL) for a stolen vehicle that was southbound between Cheriton and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Officer Boggs reported Officer Carpenter was set-up in the barrels approaching 4 island and he was on the end of 2 island and Officer W. Jones was set-up at the 1-mile post south. Control reported On-star confirmed it was stopped on Fisherman Island. At that time, he, Officer …show more content…
Once he was told the vehicle had passed, he pulled out and both he and Officer Carpenter activated the emergency equipment. He said he stopped his vehicle and jumped out and pointed at the driver and told him to stop. He said he saw the driver’s eyes get big and he sped up and swerved around his police vehicle. Officer Carpenter pulled around his vehicle and started pursuing the suspect. He then reported to control the vehicle was "evading the police" and they were in pursuit. When they got to the tunnel, the driver was stuck behind a tractor trailer that was headed southbound. Once they exited the tunnel, Officer Carpenter passed the vehicle and got beside the tractor-trailer. The tractor-trailer then came to a stop and the vehicle was blocked behind the tractor-trailer and Officer Carpenter. The youth stated he had stolen his mother's vehicle and some money and left Salisbury, Maryland, where he had been with his mother; between 4 and 6 a.m. Cameron was heading to North Carolina. Officer Boggs spoke to the mother who told him the vehicle was valued at $15,000. There were no other injuries or reported monetary
The Crusades of the middle ages introduced much innovative and formerly unheard of merchandise into Western Europe; however the scarcity of these luxury goods instilled Europeans with drive to find easier access to the Far East. Although desired "Northwest Passage" never was found, joint-stock companies, like the Virginia Company of London, settled colonies in the New World for untapped resources such as silver and other tradable goods. Many more corporations followed suit, settling mainly in the Chesapeake Bay area, their small settlements eventually developing into the Chesapeake colonies. The Chesapeake colonies were focused primarily on profitable enterprises. At the same time, the New England colonies were being settled with a whole different set of initiatives, principally religious freedoms and family. Governing bodies were established, with their success dependent on the quality of the settlers the colony attracted. The different motives for settlement affected the routine events in such a way that the New England and Chesapeake colonies differed very greatly from one another even though they were both mainly settled by the English.
Jim, the driver’s father, lives 130 miles north of where the driver and her mother reside in Daytona Beach, Florida. He was planning to sign over the ownership of the car to Karen but never got around to it.
Stapp, in attempt to stop the boys turned on his overhead rotating lights and moved his car closer to the other responding officer’s, James Smith, squad car in order to block the path of the motorcycle. Willard slowly maneuvered the motorcycle through the blocking cars and accelerated away. Both officers immediately switched on their lights and followed in pursuit of the motorcycle. The chase continued for approximately 75 seconds through residential neighborhoods at speeds approaching 100 miles per hour. Smith’s car was following at dist...
The Bailey Island Bridge is located in Harpswell, Maine on Route 24. Before the making of the bridge, the fishermen that lived on Bailey’s Island wanted a bridge that connected their island to Orr’s Island. The town of Harpsweell made and voted on their decisions in the weekly town meetings (“Bailey”). The project was stalled because of some of the mainlanders in the town, but it was brought back up for discussion in 1912. They first agreed on a “road” which would connect the two islands and would be constructed with timber. This was to cost $3,000. The cost quickly reached $25,000 at a later town meting because they decided to build the bridge with stone and concrete instead. Once the legislature decided to pass a bill stating that it would fun state’s highway and bridge projects, they decided to move forward with the project (Hansen, 36).
Facts Kelly Mala had been at the Crown Bay Marina in the Virgin Islands getting gas when he went inside and asked an attendant to look after his boat. When Mala returned the gasoline was overflowing and shortly after he pulled away, his boat exploded. Mala sued Crown Bay Marina, went to trial, and lost. He now states that because he is a pro se litigant he should have received extra assistance from the court. Mala also argues that the court wrongfully denied his request for a jury trial and incorrectly ruled on post trial motions. The court rejected his contentions and will affirm.
Introduction The Chesapeake Bay is a large estuary located on the east coast of the United States. The bay is over 200 miles long and goes through Delaware, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia. The bay has much to offer the locals. Many locals have made a career out of harvesting the bay's sea food.
Wilson and his friend took one of the detective’s guns, removed the bodies from the car, and took
Justice William J. Brennan, Jr. wrote a dissent where he argued that the protective sweep represented the type of intrusive unwarranted search that the Fourth Amendment was created to prevent (Maryland v. Buie, n.d.). He also argued that the majority opinion’s limits as to the scope and timeliness of the protective search are not enough to prevent the police from abusing such an unwarranted search (Maryland v. Buie, n.d.). After Justice Brennan wrote his dissent, Justice Thurgood Marshall joined the dissent (Maryland v. Buie, n.d.). In my opinion, I disagree with Justice Brennan. From the facts of the Maryland v. Buie case, on February 3, 1986, two men robbed a Godfather’s Pizza in Prince George’s County, Maryland (Maryland v. Buie, n.d.).
Initial investigations indicate that, for unknown reasons MacIntyre driver lost control of his vehicle on the Exit 16 ramp of 128 and crashed through the guardrail. State Police said the pickup truck rolled over, ejecting MacIntyre, and then continued further into the woods.
A better guideline would be consider the level of the damages and the people affected by the situation.
The man that took that stolen vehicle was killed later on. He had a baby and a loving family. He was job searching.
It was thought that the attacker traveled in a white truck or van but later it was found out that he traveled in a blue 1990 Chevrolet Caprice sedan
He clocked the truck at around 98 miles per hour. The traffic stop at first appeared to be routine with both the Dinkheller and Andrew Howard Brannan exiting their vehicles and exchanging words. However Brannan placed both hands into his pockets at this point Dinkheller instructed him to remove his hands and keep them in plain view. Brannan wasn’t listening and yelled to the deputy to shoot him. After that Brannan began to dance in the middle of the street. Dinkheller radio for assistance because Brannan was not obeying his commands. Brannan saw Dinkheller calling for back up, Brannan walk towards Dinkheller in an aggressive stance. Dinkheller command Brannan to back up, but Brannan disobeyed the command and return to his vehicle and got a M1 carbine. Dinkheller positioned himself in the passenger side door of his vehicle for cover and Brannan was in the driver side door of his vehicle and took aim at the deputy. Dinkheller shot first but missed his shots. Dinkheller missed all his shot and tried to reload. Brannan came in and shot Dinkheller and hit him in his arms and legs. Brannan retreated and then came back in to finish off Dinkheller. On his last shot Brannan shot Dinkheller in his eye and said die motherfucker. Brannan went back to his car and left the scene. Brannan was later arrested the next
car only to find that it was a pile or wreckage. He forced open the