On February 28, 2018, at approximately 1018 hours, Investigator Mems conducted a recorded interview with witness, Shirley Youngblood, at Pulaski County Criminal Investigations Division. Ms. Youngblood agreed to make a statement in reference to terroristic threatening which occurred at 915 McCoy Road in Little Rock, AR. What follows is a summary of Ms. Youngblood’s statement. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 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
Leonard Peltier is currently serving time in the Leavenworth federal penitentiary for the shooting deaths of two Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) agents. According to FBI documents, at around 11:50 A.M. on June 26th, 1975, agents Jack Color and Ron Williams were supposedly searching for Jimmy Eagle, a thief wanted for stealing a pair of cowboy boots. The agents encroached on the Jumping Bull Compound in Oglala, South Dakota of the Pine Ridge reservation, in two separate vehicles that no one could recognize (Incident). In this area, there were several members of the American Indian Movement (AIM). After the intrusion of the agents, someone-and it is unsure who-fired a shot and a shoot out began. By the end of the shoot out at Pine Ridge, Williams, Color, and one AIM activist, Joe Stuntz Killsright, were dead (Incident). Peltier was one of the AIM members at the Jumping Bull Compound, and ultimately he was charged and convicted on murder charges. There is a great controversy surrounding the Peltier case. A large contingency of both domestic and international citizens and organizations feel that Peltier has been wrongly convicted, while the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other government authorities here feel as justice was served.
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On December 14, 2015, I was assigned this case to follow up. This case involves Ms. Tatiyana Brown a seventeen year old T.C Williams High School student. I was previously assigned a case involving Ms. Brown (15-125343) where she left to hang out with her friend named Jada Carter in Maryland. I checked her file and located the previous case.
Many signs were looked upon that could have stopped this massacre. Klebold composed an English essay two months before about a killer who wore a black trench coat and slaughtered victims outside of a bar. The teacher contacted his family but they were nonchalant about the issue. The two boys even submitted a project “Hit men for hire” about students being murdered in the hallways. Also, they had another good friend named Brooks Browns. Brown’s parents saw Harris and Klebold’s behavior sinister and in 1998 Harris began threatening Brooks after they had a f...
Old Mother Hubbard is the most innocent person on the block. But one early morning she was robbed! Who would do such a thing to an innocent person. Luckily the local detective was in town. His name was Davis a black 30 year old male. By the time he got to the scene he had his stuff ready to go. First he finds the only people that were in the house at the time. The suspects are Johnny her grandson, Drew her husband and Kesha which is her helper around the house. “Once the suspects are gathered I will start the questioning them if they know who stole the dog bones,” Davis said.
The silence has been broken in recent years in federal courts where witnesses detailed the crimes of drug kingpins and many hit men, putting many of Charlestown's d...
REPORTER: The reporter/maternal great grandmother (Sherry) called to report abuse and neglect for the victims, Zane and Abrie. According to Sherry (reporter), Shalana hits Zane and whoops him a lot (unknown when). Shalana slapped him in the mouth (unknown when or how often). It is unknown if there were any visible marks or bruises because “she stays away for days”. The reporter said Shalana hits Abrie on her legs, unknown visible marks or bruises. When the child gets on Shalana’s nerves or when other people agitate her she hit Abrie, according to Sherry (reporter). The reporter said Shalana is punishing Zane by not allowing him to see his grandmother (Sherry Johnson). The reporter said “it is unknown if the children are being fed regularly”.
Mr. Taurus Lee Millner (suspect) got in her face and his parent(s) came into the room and pull him away from her. Mr. Millner then told his parents that he wanted Ms. Parker out of the house. He starting placing my belongs outside. He snatched my cell phone out of my hand.
Using the Union District Sheriff’s Company in Monroe, Thunder Clean police alerted the team about online chatter by means of someone purportedly planning a attack. Authorities said the 1st World news of information was of a student that intended to “stab” various others.
On June 9th 1959 near Clinton, Ontario 14-year-old Steven Truscott gave his classmate 12-year-old Lynne Harper a ride on his bike from their school down to Highway 8 (Ontario Justice Education Network Timeline of Events for the Steven Truscott Case). This sole event would be the one to change his life forever. The next day Lynne’s body was discovered near Lawson’s bush (close to the area in which he dropped her off) where she had been strangled, sexually assaulted and subsequently killed. That day Constable Hobbs conducted lengthy seven-hour interview on young Steven Truscott in which he asked him a number
The disobedient gestures Laurie demonstrated in Kindergarten portrays of how his life was altering. In the story "Charles," Shirley Jackson created a well- developed realistic fiction story that showed Laurie and his struggle to gain attention. Laurie planned to seek attention in school with unsuitable behavior in kindergarten, however; he concealed the truth to his parents by telling them Charles did these acts. Laurie was a mischievous and greedy boy who hoped for attention at home from his parents. With a baby in the house, Laurie pondered upon the thought of his new rival. Laurie's devious acts took place in the 1950's in kindergarten, at school, and at his home. At the time, Laurie's main conflict was that he wanted more attention from
Clarice Precious Jones, who goes by her middle name, is a 16-year-old African American female who lives in Harlem, New York. Precious is pregnant with her second child, the first of which is a girl who lives with Precious’ grandmother, has Down syndrome and was born four years earlier. Both of Precious’ pregnancies are due to being raped by her biological father, abuse that began at the age of three. Though she does not see her father often, Precious’ mother, Mary, is also physically, emotionally and sexually abusive to her on a daily basis. Mary treats Precious like a slave, beats her often and emotionally tears her down. Furthermore, Mary is scamming the system for welfare benefits, claiming to care for Precious’ first child and telling Precious that school is not important and will not help her in life so to settle and continue collecting the welfare check.
...ed April 8, 2009, from the Office for Victims of Crime Training and Technical Assistance Center Web site, https://www.ovcttac.gov/saact/files/summ_of_history.pdf. pp.3.
In Jackson’s “The Lottery” (1948), she lulls the reader into thinking that the story is going to end on a positive note by using three aspects of literary devices: setting, symbolism and imagery. She uses setting to make the reader stray away from any negatives and start off the story on a positive note, symbolism to depict a positive scenery, and imagery in which she uses descriptive words or phrases for the reader to create mental images and distracts the reader from focusing on the main event of the story. In turn, the reader doesn’t anticipate the ending; resulting in a final effect of shock and horror towards the ending of the story.
On May 22, 2018, at approximately 1540 hours, Investigator Mems went to the Children’s Protection Center located at 1210 Wolfe Street Little Rock, AR. The interview was conducted by “Lisette” with CPC, and present during the interview was Karma Young (10 yr. old Juvenile). What follows is a summary of Ms. Young’s statement Interview. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> > >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>