Officer Cramblett Case Summary

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On 01/10/2016, officer T.Cramblett ,CPD #1191, was working special duty at the Tequila Cowboy bar and grill, located at 1069 Polaris Parkway. At approximately 2:10 A.M. officer Cramblett was standing by the front door of the Luigi's Pizza parlor, the restaurant side of the establishment, when he observed one of the employees involved in a struggle with a male black who appeared to be intoxicated. Officer Cramblett observed the male to be holding a glass bottle in his right hand as he struggled with the employee who was attempting to remove him from the restaurant. Officer Cramblett feared that if he didn't act quickly the situation would escalate and somebody could get hurt. Officer Cramblett approached the male grabbing his right wrist

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