On October 30, 2017 at approximately 2041 hours, I responded to the area of Amaya Terrace and Brightview Boulevard, Lake Mary, Seminole County in reference to a disturbance. Upon arrival, I made contact with Deputy Sheriff Pace who was speaking with three individuals.
The subject with who Deputy Pace was speaking to were denying having any knowledge of the subjects who they alleged had just “robbed” them. Surprisingly, while speaking with the group Deputy Pace and I observed two subjects running on Amaya Terrace. We then observed an unknown male carrying a baseball bat walking toward us “stating someone just tried to enter his residence. During this time, we were also approached by a male in a dark colored pickup who stated he was an Uber driver possibly there to pick up the subject we were also looking for.
Consequently, Deputy Pace and I began setting up a perimeter and requested assistance from additional units. Before long, multiple deputies and officers from Lake Mary and Sanford Police Departments arrived on scene. Seminole County Sheriff’s Office’s Alert 2 helicopter also arrived on scene. The Alert 2 crew immediately located the subjects who were later identified and Marcus Melendez and Denny Navarro who were in a driveway on Acuna Court. While observing the clever duo, Alert 2 noticed them entering the Uber
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As I witnessed Melendez exit the rear passenger seat of the vehicle, I noticed there was black back on the floor near his feet. Subsequent to Melendez being taken into custody, Deputy Pace checked the backpack and located a prescription pill bottle that did not contain a label, but did contain marijuana and several rectangular white pills which were identified using the drugs.com pill identifier as
On Tuesday, May 17, 2016 at approximately 1956 hours, Officer Reinbold #7400 and I (Officer Guerrero #3310) were dispatched to 1113 Marengo Avenue, in regard to a vandalism that just occurred. Dispatch advised the victim (later identified as Kristyn Cota) saw two male juveniles spray painting her fence. Cota advised dispatch she was following both subjects and they were last seen running southbound on Marengo Avenue, from Hammond Street. The first suspect was described as male Hispanic, approximately 15 years old, wearing a gray shirt and dark colored shorts. The second suspect
Stacy walked to the above business and was told by Molina that an unknown male suspect stole her cellular telephone. Molina reportedly pointed at the suspect and told Stacy, “That’s the guy.” Stacy told me that he recalled speaking with the unknown suspect prior to Molina advising him of the above incident. Stacy immediately began running after the suspect. Stacy ran south on Los Robles Avenue and saw the suspect continue riding his bicycle onto eastbound Villa Street and out of sight. Stacy flagged down Officer Banuelos and advised him of the incident. Officer Banuelos advised units of the incident and conducted an area check for the suspect but was unable to locate
On 03/25/2016 at about 1929 HRS, I received a phone call from Deputy David Melcher advising he was currently at the scene of a Burglary, located on the NW corner of Juco Rd and Frey Street extension (NE 30 Rd and NE 10 Av). Deputy Melcher advised that upon his inspection of the scene he had observed some very good Shoe Impressions and some possible fingerprints and palm prints as well.
Mr. Perez said the suspect fled the scene undetected. He was unable to provide any suspect or witness information. He said every worker on the jobsite had access to the microwave and the opportunity to steal it. He was unable to advise how many workers were on the job site during the listed
Ms. Youngblood stated a white male identified as, Danny Strange, had come to her residence beating on the front door. Mr. Youngblood said Mr. Strange asked to speak with her granddaughter, Mycha Youngblood-Miller. Ms. Youngblood told Mr. Strange Ms. Miller was not at the residence. Ms. Youngblood stated
Lieutenant Rodriguez, Officer Stirrat, Officer Parker and myself, Sergeant Bever went to the address on Wyndote Dr. to arrest Anderson Jr. We arrived on-scene at around 8:50 pm. K9 Justice and I approached a black male sitting on the front porch of the residence. I asked him his name and he stated it was Willie Anderson. I told Anderson Jr. he was under arrest and told him to stand up and placed his hands behind his back. Anderson
According to authorities, San Diego police had been surveilling Loaiza's vehicle because they believed it may have been used to smuggle drugs. On Feb. 9, officers pulled over the vehicle for a minor traffic violation. During a search, they found a special compartment designed to hide drugs. Based on their discovery, they obtained a warrant to search Loaiza's rental home. They searched the property and found 20 kilograms of white powder suspected to be cocaine, though it is still being tested. If all the powder tests positive for cocaine, it
One day, I went to the superior court in Boston and to the District court. One of the cases that I observed at the Superior court was a case of assault and battery that happened at a train station on August 2014. an African American male who pushed a young male on a train track at South Station MBTA. During the court session, everyone gathered together to hear the assault and battery case that take place at the train station.
Throughout history there have always been issues concerning judicial courts and proceedings: issues that include everything from the new democracy of Athens, Greece, to the controversial verdict in the Casey Anthony trial as well as the Trayvon Martin trial. One of the more recent and ever changing issues revolves around cameras being allowed and used inside courtrooms. It was stated in the Handbook of Court Administration and Management by Stephen W. Hays and Cole Blease Graham, Jr. that “the question of whether or not to allow cameras in American courtrooms has been debated for nearly fifty years by scholars, media representatives, concerned citizens, and others involved in the criminal justice system.” The negatives that can be attached to the presence of cameras inside a courtroom are just as present, if not more present, than the positives that go hand-in-hand with the presence of cameras.
The Defendant was arrested as a result of a prostitution sting conducted by the Franklin Police department on June 28, 2017. According to the body microphone of Detective Kroeger, Franklin Police officers observed the Defendant drop off a woman later identified as Elizabeth Hernandez at 1505 Landings Drive, Franklin, Tennessee on June 28, 2017. Ms. Hernandez had previously agreed to meet an undercover officer for sexual activity in exchange for money. Ms. Hernandez had previously stated to the undercover officer that she would be transported to and from the location by her boyfriend, later identified as the Defendant. Police observed the Defendant drop off Ms. Hernandez and arrested her, charging her with Prostitution. Officers then conducted a traffic stop as Defendant exited the apartment complex. Immediately the officers noticed the smell of burnt marijuana coming from the vehicle. The
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Officers immediately noticed that the car was driven by a middle-aged Latino man without his shirt and there were three women in the car with him. The vehicle smelled of alcohol and there was an open 12-pack
This individual had committed several robberies in the immediate area the night before. Officer Shiffer was driving an unmarked vehicle and Officer Volpe was in the front passenger seat. Both officers were wearing tan pants and blue polo shirts with MPD police insignia on the front and back. Both Officer Shiffer and Volpe observed a black male approximately 5’6-5’7 in height wearing a camouflage jacket, a backpack, and a ski mask rolled up on his head walking with another black male who is approximately 5’5’-5’7” in height with a stocky
The court case is United States District Court Southern District of Texas. United States of America ~vs~ Adrian Torres the location is on 515 Rusk Street, Houston Texas 77002. The presiding Judge is David Hittner in room 8509 at 10:30 a.m. The people in the court room were not that many but it felt like it was taking for ever to hear the judge call him up to the stand to hear his case outcome. The experience was different being that I was just there to observe the process and I was sort of amazed on how professional a direct the judge was. The judge readdressed that he was given an opportunity and failed to comply with the rule but yet again had failed the system and was aware that he was at fault. You could hear it in his tone of voice that he already had a
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