This officer was traveling south in the 1500 block of Cline Ave and observed a Chevrolet Cruz making very slow and wide right turn from Wirth Rd onto Cline Ave. The vehicle stopped in the outside lane of travel. This officer turned around behind the vehicle and stopped. The vehicle did not move and was stopped in a no parking area. This officer activated the emergency lights on my assigned unit and conducted a traffic stop. The vehicle slowly rolled forward and eventually pulled against the curb and stopped. This officer approached the driver's side of the vehicle and made contacted the driver and lone occupant later identified as Miryha D. Smith. This officer detected a strong odor of burnt and raw marijuana emitting from the vehicle. …show more content…
Smith evaded the question and referred back to the video she was trying to watch on her cell phone. After again being asked for her name Smith stated "Smith Mahira DOB 08-31-1990". Ofc. Lazic noticed a clear plastic baggie in the plain view sitting in the cup holder. This officer asked Smith to exit the vehicle and she grabbed the baggie and placed it in her pocket. Officers escorted Smith from the vehicle and located the baggie in her right hand. The baggie contained marijuana shake. Officers placed Smith in handcuffs and advised her she was being detained. This officer ran the vehicle's license plate and determined it was registered to Miryha Smith. This officer confronted Smith about the spelling of her first name and she stated "It depends on who spells it." This officer asked Smith what name appears on her driver's license she stated "I don't know" This officer ran the license number attached to license plate return and confirmed Smith lied about the spelling of her first name. This officer placed Smith under arrested for Failure to Identified and Ofc. Malerich transported her to the Griffith Police Station. Once at the stated this officer inventoried Smith's pursue and located her Illinois ID
Diane: A Case of Physician Assisted Suicide. Diane was a patient of Dr. Timothy Quill, who was diagnosed with acute myelomonocytic leukemia. Diane overcame alcoholism and had vaginal cancer in her youth. She had been under his care for a period of 8 years, during which an intimate doctor-patient bond had been established.
Several of the main reasons provided are, the state has the commitment to protect life, the medical profession, and vulnerable groups (Washington et al. v. Glucksberg et al., 1997). However, in 2008 the Supreme Courts reversed their previous decision and passed the Death with Dignity Act legalizing PAS for Washington State. This declares that terminally ill individuals in the states of Oregon, Washington, Montana, and Vermont now have the liberty to choose how they will end their lives with either hospice care, palliative care, comfort measures, or PAS. The question remains: will the rest of the United States follow their lead?
1. The womens car was parked nearby, and sheriffs deputies asked to see the owners drivers license.
Deputy Akins made contact with the driver and asked or his driver's license, insurance, and registration. The driver, Thomas Creed, stated
On May 30, 2018 at approximately 1714 hours, I transported Kelly Lynn Nichols to the Land O’ Lakes Detention Center due to her being under arrest for DWLSR (PRPD 201800000726). At the time of her arrest she was read Miranda from an agency issued card and verbally acknowledged she understood her rights. She was asked multiple times if she had anything on her person and she advised she did not. She was warned twice that introduction of contraband was a felony offence.
This matter comes before the Court regarding the Defendant’s Motion to Suppress evidence from an illegal search and seizure of the Defendant’s person and his vehicle on June 28, 2017.
Physician-assisted suicide is the voluntary termination of one's own life by administration of a lethal substance with the direct or indirect assistance of a physician. It is the practice of providing a competent patient with a prescription for medication for the patient to use with the primary intention of ending his or her own life (“Physician-assisted Suicide”). Physician- assisted suicide is a dilemma that has been debated in the United States. While there are many reasons to consider it right, there are also many reasons to consider it wrong. Currently, states of Oregon, Vermont, and Washington have legalized assisted suicide through the legislature. While individuals have the right to choose whether he or she lives or dies, is physician- assisted suicide right or wrong? This paper supports that physician- assisted suicide is wrong. This paper will feature a case study on physician- assisted suicide. It will argue that physician- assisted suicide is unlawful, unethical, and is dishonoring.
Your affiant interviewed the defendant who stated that she was involved in a verbal altercation with the complainant because she was buying cigarette and refused to give him her identification card. The defendant reported that she started to record the defendant with her cell phone and asked his name. The defendant further reported that the complainant got mad, attempted to grab her phone, and punched her head with a close fist. The defendant verbally identified herself as Brianna Jazmin Massey with a DOB
On the night of March 27, 2012, police officer Morgan Struble witnessed a vehicle drive over the fog lane near the shoulder of the road and quickly jerk the car as to turn back towards the road. Officer Struble recognized this to be in violation of Nebraska law and proceeding to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle. Officer Struble stopped the vehicle at 12:06 A.M. Struble then asked the driver, Dennys Rodriguez, for his license, registration, and proof of insurance and asked Rodriguez if he would accompany him to the patrol car. After asking Struble whether he was required to do so, Rodriguez decided to remain in the vehicle. Upon completeing a records check on Rodriguez, Struble returned to Rodriguez’s vehicle and asked Rodriguez’s passenger,
Upon my arrival on the scene, I observed a blue vehicle, NJ registration J97FXY stopped in the Court of Deptford 1 lot. I spoke with the stopping officer, P/O Bullock #5248 who advised me the reason for his stop. P/O Bullock also mentioned as he was speaking with the driver his hand movements were slow and he immediately overtaken from the odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from the vehicle. After being briefed, I approached the driver now identified as Charles L. Walker 2nd. When I asked Charles if he had any drinks tonight, he slurred “No homie, I’m not drunk and what’s the reason you have me stopped.” During my further conversation with Charles, he started to become irate over he was “surrounded” by three white police officers. To help levitate the problem, I asked the other officers to take a step back so I could speak with Charles. I advised Charles that I was going to administer SFST’s and the first test was the HGN test.
On the above date and time Officer Runge and I responded to 6331 Wilkins Street, reference a warrant arrest.
On 2/8/2018 at approximately 2053, Officer J.Pena #267 responded to Bath and Body Works located at 374 E FM 1382, Cedar Hill, Dallas Co.,TX in reference to a robbery in progress. When arrived, Officer K.Hill #226 and I went into the store and spoke with Ms. De Leon and she told us about the incident. She stated that, there were two black females that had come into the store and started to fill the baskets that they were carrying with candles and when they tried to leave the store Ms. De Leon tried to prevent the theft and both of Suspect and Ms. De Leon fell to the floor. When they fell the Suspect dropped the candles and then got up and left in a white two door vehicle. The Suspect caused bodily injury to Ms. De Leon`s arm, where I could
On 04/01/2018, I, Dillon Dickerson, badge #155, was working as a Patrol Officer for the Wichita State University Police Department, in Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas. At approximately 0431 hours I heard Wichita Police Officer (WPD) Tyler Richards #2506 say he was conducting a traffic stop at 17th and Bluff. Due to the close proximenity to campus I informed dispatch I would be heading to back WPD Officer Tyler Richards #2506. WPD Officer Tyler Richards #2506 stated he was now at 17th and Oliver and the vehicle was not stopping. I informed WSU dispatch I would be on scene with WPD Officer Tyler Richards #2506. WPD Officer Tyler Richards #2506 informed dispatch the vehicle would be continuing southbound on Oliver street. I informed WSU Sgt.
Upon arrival, Officer Esposito made contact with the complainant at Wawa as I searched the property. As I approached the North side of the parking lot, I observed two White males. One male was walking to McDonald's, and the other male was on a bicycle. Both subjects matched the description given by dispatch and I observed both of them on Wawa's property.