On 11-21-17 I responded to the above address for a domestic call. Upon arrival, I made contact with Joanna Velez, She stated that he boyfriend Craig Harrell, stolen two bags of tools and she thinks he took her gun also. Upon checking it was discovered the was not taken. Joanna stated that they arrived home at approx 1630. She stated that as they were pulling into the driveway Craig asked to use the truck. She state that he could not due to a previous incident of him not returning the truck. she stated that she then entered the home. A short time later she received a text from Craig asking to use the truck again, when she did not reply he call her. she stated that she went out side and told him to hold on and she would talk to him. She stated …show more content…
When she returned approx 10 min later,Craig went over to the passenger side and tried to open the locked door. She stated that she unlocked the door and he opened the door and grabbed the tool bag in the front seat, he then reached for the bag that was behind her seat. she stated that she went to stop him and tweaked her neck but it was not from Craig. Joanna stated that she left again. When she returned she went into her bedroom and saw that it was a mess, she stated that she believed that he had taken her gun as well. Joanna stated that she yelled at Craig to give her back her gun and he replied that he did not take the gun. I observed the gun in question on her bed in its open case she stated that he must have returned it. Craig returned to the scene. He stated that when they got home he asked her to use the truck which she did not let him. He also stated that he texted her asking to use the truck. His story changes from hers here. He states that after she left and came back he tried to get the tool bags from the truck and Joanna started to back the truck up with him half way in out of the truck. He stated that he did not threaten Joanna. Craig stated that he just wanted to get his belongings and
Bermudez told me the purse did not belong to her. I asked Bermudez what was the can she dropped and she said, “I was drinking. The can belongs to me.” I asked Bermudez if there is anything illegal inside of the purse that I needed to know about and she said, “No.” I told Bermudez to sit in the backseat of my vehicle and she complied. I approached and grabbed the salmon colored purse I saw Bermudez drop. Laying on the ground next to the salmon colored purse was 1 24oz Black Berry Steel Reserve Alcoholic beverage (half full). I grabbed both of the items and returned to the hood of my vehicle. I searched the purse and found several large blue trash bags inside. I searched the trash bags and found 1 used methamphetamine pipe. I asked Bermudez if the methamphetamine pipe belonged to her and she said, “No.” I asked Bermudez if she uses any drugs and she said, “No. I found that
Inside the Jeep, investigators were surprised to find that they were fully armed. In, 6 hour 9mm fully loaded, a 45-caliber combat weapon and in Erika’s waistband was a .357 five shot revolver. In the back of the vehicle were ski masks, gloves, and flex-cuffs. A search of Erika’s pursue uncovered the driver’s license of Joshua and Martha. When asked where Erika had found the licenses she claimed she found them at the beach and denied ever seeing them or meeting the couple. With the evidence found police were considered that they could be holding the couple hostage somewhere against their
At this point Tracy gets a restraining order against Buck. He is not allowed in the state of Connecticut, and Tracy’s home. She sees Buck standing in front of her home and calls the police. The police cannot find the court order against Buck. When the officer comes to the house and tells Tracy that her husband has a right to stand in the street and it would be easier if they weren’t married.
It was also allegedly said that Jodi had stolen her grandparents’ .25 caliber pistol around the time their home was broken into (Mclaughlin par. 13). Ironically enough, “In a recording played for the jury, Mesa, Ariz., Detective Esteban Flores, tells Arias: “The gun that was stolen, a .25 auto, just happens to be the same caliber used to kill him.”” (Breuer par.6). That fact in itself should make Jodi the number one suspect since she was living with her grandparents at the time that the caliber was stolen.
He ran for a back ally across the street. Michael remembered Oliver telling him that he collected Blue prints from different buildings in the world. Michael remembered seeing a blue print of the World trade center that included the parking garage under it. So Michael decided to prove to Brooke once and for all that his hunch about the Langs was true. The next morning Michael called into work explaining he was sick and wasn’t coming in. He waited in the house until he could the Langs leave. He had studied them and noticed that every day they would leave around 7:30am and Mrs. Lang wouldn’t return until 10:00am. Michael popped open the window that led to their garage and climbed in he took pictures of everything he could find. While upstairs in Oliver’s office, Michael heard a car pull up. Oliver got out of the car and headed in. Once in the house Oliver notice the mail on the counter had been shifted over but he didn’t seem too suspicious. Oliver grabbed what he needed and headed out the door. As soon as he closed the front door he noticed the side window at the garage was propped open. Oliver looked concern and climbed in his car and raced out of the drive way. Michael feeling lucky climbed out of the window and
On the evening of Friday, February 1, 2002, Danielle van Dam's mother Brenda Van Dam and two girlfriends went out on a girl’s night out. Danielle's father Damon stayed at home to look after Danielle and her two brothers. Her father put Danielle to bed around 10:30 p.m., and he said she fell asleep. At that time her father (Damon) went to bed and said he slept until his wife returned home around 2:00 a.m. When Brenda returned home with four of her friends, she and her husband Damon talked for approximately thirty minutes and then her friends went home. However, Brenda did notice a light on the home’s security alarm system was flashing, and discovered that the side door to the garage was open but apparently thought nothing of it and they both went to bed assuming their daughter was asleep in her room. About an hour later, Damon awoke and noticed that an alarm light was flashing. He found the sliding glass door leading to the back yard open, so he closed it and he also thought nothing of it. The next morning, Danielle was not in her room and they searched for her and when they figured she was not in the house they called the police at 9:39 in the morning.
While Alicia is grabbing the shells from the Tran house she notices a pair of feet from behind a door. She gets frightened and runs out of the house. As she is maneuvering the maze back to her home she runs into Susan Tran who grabs her by the hair. She escapes but Susan grabs her again when she is trying to make her way over the fence. Luckily, Chris was there to help her over, but she panics and hits in the face as she tries to escape.
Nicole stated that she was trying to eat some food in the kitchen when Brandon entered and started yelling at her. Brandon then grabbed the fork out of Nicole's right hand and proceeded to stab her in the left fore arm. Following Brandon stabbing her and in order for her to get him off of her, Nicole grabbed a kitchen knife and scraped Brandon's head just next to his left temple. Michael Clodfelter, who was asleep in the bedroom, then came out and started pushing Brandon to keep him away from Nicole. Nicole went and sat in the bedroom to wait for my arrival.
The sheriff had never tried to reach Michael to notify him of Christine’s death, and once he arrived, their conversation at the kitchen table began with Boutwell’s reading Michael his Miranda rights. His opinion of Michael was informed by the note left in the bathroom for Christine, which established that Michael had been angry with her in the hours leading up to her murder. Boutwell had read it shortly after arriving at the house. Michael’s lack of emotion at the news of her death did not help to dispel the sheriff’s suspicion that the murder had been a domestic affair. Odd details about the crime scene only reinforced his hunch. There were no indications of a break-in, a fact that Boutwell would repeat to the media in the weeks to come. (Though it was true that there were no signs of forced entry, the sliding-glass door in the dining area was unlocked.) Robbery did not appear to have been the motive for the crime; Christine’s purse was missing, but her engagement ring and wedding band were lying in plain sight on the nightstand. Other valuables, like a camera with a telephoto lens, had also gone
The reporter said Brittany sleeps all day and allows Harbor run inside the apartment by herself, and she doesn’t feed her or change her diaper. The reporter said Brittany grabbed Harbor’s arm and was holding her really tight and left marks on her (1month ago), and Warren contacted the police and took her to ER. The reporter said Brittany was screaming, hollering, and cursing at Harbor. The same night, the neighbors told the police that Brittany was hitting Brody in the back of the head with her hand and she was cursing at him; it is unknown the child had any marks or bruises. Brittany works as a LPN on Fridays. On Monday, Brittany left the children with a couple (Leslie and Nikki) at the complex, and they are drug heads. On Monday, Warren was looking for Harbor and noticed Nikki and Leslie left Harbor inside of the home by herself, while they were outside with the other children. The reporter said Leslie uses “xan
said that the abductor held her at gun point and told her to drive. She drove
placed her ravaged body under the wheel of their car, braking over her, as they drove off
She kept walking towards the building. She stands by the door, back against the wall, gun facing downwards. Inside, Corbett can hear a man yelling “Open the register!” She peeks through the door and the sees the man aiming the firearm towards the woman behind the register. The woman has tears rolling down her face. Corbett rushes through the door swing doors and quickly finds cover, while yelling at the man to put the weapon down. In the back by the cooler, she sees a teenage girl pull out her phone and start recording.
I waked past the box truck and observed the female front seat passenger's t-shirt pulled half down. I further observed both of her breast and nipples exposed. Both windows were rolled