...Deputy Ronald Stanton #2608 requested a supplemental report be sent to the Jackson County States Attorney’s Office after he spoke to Assistant States Attorney Penny Pierson. ASA Pierson requested information about three subjects attached to the Lawman incident report that were not mentioned in Deputy Stanton’s original report. I, Deputy Stacy Stark #1815 spoke with the three individuals at the scene. The following information is my supplemental report. On 09/20/2015 at approximately 01:36 hours, Jackson County dispatch received a 911 call that indicated a GPS location in the area of Club Coyote located at 14627 N. U.S. Highway 51, Desoto, IL 62924. The 911 call was an open line. Dispatch could hear people talking, but unable to determine...
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...Describe the powers the police have to stop and search an individual on the street [18 marks] The main powers to stop and search are set out in the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984. They are also set out in the Police Codes of Practice, which are supplemental to the legislation. Section 1 of PACE gives the police power to stop and search a person in a public place if they have reasonable suspicion that prohibited articles, stolen goods or articles made, adapted or intended for use are in their possession. Prohibited articles can include weapons and drugs. Prohibited articles are added to the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 (SOCPA). The police officer must give his/her name, station and reason for the search and provide the suspect with a written report for the search. A failure to meet these requirements will render the search unlawful Osman v DPP (1999). When searching a suspect, the officer can only request them to remove outer clothing. This is limited to coat, jacket and gloves. If a search is performed under the Terrorism Act 2000, then the suspect can be asked to remove their shoes and headgear. Code of Practice A sets out the guidance for stop and search. Paragraph 2.2 states that the powers to stop and search must not be based on personal factors alone, such as age, race, clothing or previous conviction. They must be used fairly, with respect and without discrimination. The case of Castorina gives the meaning of reasonable suspicion; the question...
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...UCR vs. NCVS John Vega SOC 274 (Criminology) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Uniform Crime Reports UCR Program from the FBI collects information on crimes reported to law enforcement authorities such as murder and non-negligent manslaughter, forcible rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny-theft, motor vehicle theft, and arson. The this data is compiled from monthly law enforcement reports made directly to the FBI or to centralized state agencies that then report to the FBI. Each report submitted to the UCR Program is examined for reasonableness, accuracy, and deviations that may indicate errors. Any variations in crime levels may indicate modified records procedures, incomplete reporting, or changes in a jurisdiction's boundaries. To identify any unusual anomalies in an agency's crime counts, monthly reports are compared with previous submissions of the agency and with those for similar agencies.This report also includes detailed data on crimes cleared, persons arrested for a wide range of crimes, law enforcement personnel, and the characteristics of homicides such as age, sex, race of victims, and circumstances surrounding the homicides. The UCR presents crime counts for the Nation as a whole, as well as for regions, states, counties, cities, towns, tribal law enforcement, and colleges and universities. National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) is created by...
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...corner on the map. Research done by Gamble and Hess (2012) stated that in 2009, aggravated assaults made up around 61% of violent crime; robbery made up 31%; rape made up 6.7%, and murder made up 1.2%. But what causes this violence? According to Gamble and Hess (2012), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) created a list of factors that influence violent crime, and weather is one of them. This is quite interesting to look at to see if there is a relationship between average temperature and violent crime rate. Estimates of the extent of the problem Violent crime is sweeping the nation and is still causing problems for federal, state, city, and local police agencies. In 2013, an estimated 1,163,146 violent crimes took place across the nation (Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI], 2014). The FBI’s Uniform Crime Report (UCR) compromises four offenses as violent crime; these include murder and nonnegligent manslaughter, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault (FBI, 2014). Per 100,000 people, there was an estimate of 367.9 violent crimes committed in 2013 (FBI, 2014). The FBI (2014) disclosed that aggravated assaults made up approximately 62.3% of violent crimes that were actually reported to law enforcement in 2013; robbery made up approximately 29.7% of violent crimes; rape made up approximately 6.9%; and murder made up approximately 1.2%. In order to better assess violent crimes committed across the country, I chose twenty-five cities that are...
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...The antarctic is what helps keep the earth's weather regulated. This is possible due to the water that travels up the earth to mix with the warm water, but due to humans the regulation of water can be a risk. From “Captain Cousteau”, Audubon(May 1990): 17. In the twenties laws were not taken seriously, trends were made, young people had hope and police were walked over by the criminals. In this year change was more than just a word, it was the future. Kathleen Yancey, English 102 Supplemental Guide (1989):25. There are over 1000 bicycle deaths a year and three-fourths of those produce head trauma. About half of that are kids in school that are killed from these accidents. It is proven with research that wearing a helmet could reduce those injuries...
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...Documents Required Upon Entry Upon entry into Cuba, it is recommended that visitors have a return air ticket and evidence of sufficient funds for the duration of their stay. Travellers arriving with "air only" tickets must show that they have sufficient funds to meet their minimum financial needs (equivalent to CUC 50 per day for the duration of the stay). Airport Tax There is a mandatory airport tax of CUC 25 payable only in Cuban convertible pesos. =========================================== When reporting a crime to local police, you should insist on receiving the Comprobante de Denuncia as confirmation that a report has been made. Police officers may speak only Spanish. Passports and Visas A valid Canadian passport is required for Canadians intending to visit Cuba. The passport must be valid for at least one month beyond the date of your expected departure from Cuba. Canadians must also carry a tourist card (or visa), or a business or student visa. The tourist card is generally provided by tour operators or airlines, or can be obtained from a Cuban government office in Canada in the case of privately organized flights. It can also be purchased at certain airports in Canada. Health Insurance Since May 1, 2010, travellers must present proof of health insurance in order to enter the country. Upon arrival, travellers may be required to present an insurance policy, insurance certificate, or medical assistance card valid for the period of their stay in...
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...Sgt. Purcell was the only deputy working for Evans Co. so while waiting for assistance a local fireman arrived on scene and helped Sgt. Purcell wipe his eyes. As Sgt. Purcell was applying water he looked to check with the offender and saw that the offender was using water in his yard to help his o.c. symptoms. Once Sgt. Purcell cleaned his eyes he advised the offender to come to the police car and Sgt. Purcell placed him under arrest and transported the offender to the Evans Co. Sheriffs office. While en route to the Sheriffs office Sgt. Purcell heard another 911 call being dispatched to the same area as the original call. Sgt. Purcell could not respond due to transporting the offender. Deputy Jernigan responded to the second call that was dispatched through 911. 0n 04/05/2017 Sgt. Purcell spoke with the original complainant (Pamela ) who stated she needed a report too turn over to the Juvenile District attorney in referance to JaJa Johnsons son threatening her after Sgt. Purcell left to take JaJa Johnson to the Evans Co. Sheriffs Office. Sgt. Purcell listened to the audio on the police car video system and Sgt. Purcell did not here any types of threats from any Juvenile that was on...
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...THE VIEWS OF THE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO POLICE SERVICE (TTPS) VERSUS THE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO PRIVATE SECURITY AGENCIES (PSA) WORKING TOGETHER TOWARDS CRIME PREVENTION, IN THE MARABELLA POLICE DIVISION. A Research Project Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice of College of Science, Technology & Applied Arts of Trinidad & Tobago Troy Donawa 2015 Department of Criminal Justice & Legal Studies School of Liberal Arts and Human Services. Abstract The employment of private security officers has increased considerably internationally and especially throughout developing countries of the world. Trinidad and Tobago are no exceptions. While the private security sector has increased, concerns are raised on how the public police see these new agents of private policing and their role and ability towards crime prevention. This research will examine the views of officers of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) and Private Security Agencies (PSA) working together towards crime prevention. The study will examine the legislation, responsibilities, attitudes towards each other and whether cooperation exist between both sectors. The research conducted in the Marabella Police Division and there were ninety-one (91) participants. The discussion examined the literature review, Routine Activity Theory and the findings of the participants. The findings suggest that there is a need for improved...
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...subsequently arrested for the robbery that occurred on 4-24-17. Brown then contacted Cavanaugh and had him complete a supplemental report on 5-11-17 that outlined the disposition of the knife given to him from Mrs. Cruz. During the later filing of the case at the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office, Brown advised filing D.A. Samer Hathout about the inconsistencies between Cavanaugh’s police report and the subsequent statements by Mrs. Cruz. D.A. Hathout advised Brown that she needed to talk to her supervisor Carol Burke about the situation. On 5-12-17 D.A. Hathout advised Brown that the Pomona District Attorney’s Office would not be filing the case because of the inconsistencies between the police report and the victim’s statements, to include a lack of corroborating evidence. Detective Brown ultimately contacted his supervisor Sergeant Humberto Sanchez about the report since the knife was not initially mentioned. Sergeant Sanchez spoke with Lieutenant Steve Congalton and Lt. Congalton briefed Captain Michael Ellis. Chief of Police Paul Capraro and Deputy Chief Michael Olivieri were advised by Captain Ellis and Lieutenant Congalton about the situation. The Chief’s Office then assigned Internal Affairs to look into the incident of why Officer Rodney Cavanaugh discarded the knife provided to him by victim Mary Cruz and why he failed to mention it in his report. INVESTIGATION: On 5-15-17 I responded with Sergeant Manny Ramos to E&R liquor at 1643 N. Garey Ave. where...
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...Michael Moore, Steve Branch and Christopher Byers: The Offender Profile Profile prepared for: West Memphis Police Department Profile prepared by: XXX Contact Details: Name: Address: Email address: Overview The following profile is based on the case of triple homicide of the victims identified as Steve Branch, Michael Moore and Christopher Byers. The bodies were discovered less than 24h after their disappearance, in the wooded area of West Memphis, Arkansas, known as the Robin Hood Hills. Steve Branch and Michael Moore were discovered hogtied and drowned with extensive injuries to the body and the head, while Christopher Byers was discovered mutilated with the similar injuries displayed by the other two victims. Upon the review of the available forensic and investigative evidence, the following offender profile has been compiled, based on the known facts, for the use by the West Memphis police Department in further investigation, and ultimately, the offender apprehension. The Profile Limitations The profile, although put together to the best of the profiler’s knowledge and with presented evidence, does have limitations, which are noted below. The use of this profile should be done with its limitations in mind. The profile should be used as a framework in further investigation and not as means of naming the offender. * The State Crime Scene Laboratory reports did not have any concrete physical evidence that can be indicative of any of the offender’s physical attributes...
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...San Francisco State University Accounting 504 Midterm I The point value for each question is indicated below. Since the test will be graded using a positive grading system, it is to your advantage to ATTEMPT EVERY QUESTION. If you have any questions, please ask me. Good Luck!! 1. A statistical section should be included in a. A Comprehensive Annual Financial Report b. The basic financial statements c. The notes to the financial statements d. Required Supplemental Information and Basic Financial Statements | | | | |The Governmental Accounting Standards Board is the primary standard-setting body for: | | | | | |All governments. | | | | | |All state and local governments. | | | | | |All governments and all not-for-profit entities. | | | | | |All state and local governments and all not-for-profit entities. | | | | | | ...
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...of bias. (b) Suggest a remedy. 14. A textbook publisher wants to determine what percentage of college professors either require or recommend that their students purchase textbook packages with supplemental materials, such as study guides, digital media, and online tools. The publisher sends out surveys by e-mail to a random sample of 320 faculty members who have registered with its Web site and have agreed to receive solicitations. The publisher reports that 80% of college professors require or recommend that their students purchase some type of textbook package. Answer: Sample Bias. The publisher sends surveys to the faculty members who are only registered with its website. Remedy: The publish should administer or send out surveys to all faculty members 16. To determine the public’s opinion of the police department, the police chief obtains a cluster sample of 15 census tracts within his jurisdiction and samples all households in the randomly selected tracts. Uniformed police officers go door to door to conduct the survey. Answer: The bias is response bias. The bias exists in the police officers conducting the survey. They are conducting an opinion survey while being uniformed. Remedy: The remedy would be to have people conducting the survey that have no affiliation with the police department or not uniformed. Applying the concept 18. Delivery Format The General Social Survey asked, “About how often did you have sex in the past 12 months?” About 47% of respondents indicated...
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... who forensically mapped the scene and took digital photographs of the crash scene and Deputy Moraniec. Deputy Moraniec completed the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Report (6560901). I conducted an interview of Anthony Walter Chavez, the driver of the Lincoln Navigator. During the interview, Chavez refused to submit to a blood draw. During the time we spoke, I noticed no indication of impairment with Chavez. I also conducted an interview with the passenger from the Lincoln...
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...this career. For instance, Indeed (2016) estimates that forensic psychologists make an annual average salary of $78,000. Payscale (2016)—an aggregator of self-reported salary data—found variety of salaries in this field among its 246 reporting forensic psychologists, ranging from $38,772 to $122,849. (Forensic Colleges) On top of their wages, benefit packages are usually fantastic as a forensic psychologist. Packets may include medical, vision, dental, disability, and legal insurance, and paid vacation/ sick time/ holiday benefits for most employees, and bonus pay with some employers. Government jobs typically always have desirable benefits packages to attract the best possible candidates, for instance, pensions, company matched 401k or supplemental retirement plans, continuing education allowance, malpractice paid, childcare spending accounts with some agencies, life insurance, and dependent life insurance. There are some expenses you might have to meet in this career field that include license and certification fees, test fees, proper attire, continuing education classes (if not played by the employer), among other...
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...Later Adulthood Report Later adulthood is the onset of many who become 50, and older who experience life changes when it comes to social, financial, and mental health. In today’s society people who are 65 and older make up more than 15 percent of the population in America today(Himes, 2001). Their place in society also faces a change, and is considered a fast growing group in today’s society. Among the changes comes their incapability to care for themselves, finance, housing, and retirement. Social change happens when people in this age group are faced difficulties to the lifestyle changes that take place. There are some who lose their partners, and become despondent, the loss of friends, and becoming isolated from others. Most times that older adults become less independent they have to live with other family members, and this can cause them to be less likely to interact with others. This causes change in daily routines, and also causes them to feel a burden on family members. These changes can also make for a transition into other types of living conditions. Most people in this stage of their lives elect to live in places where their independence is intact. They choose to live in assisted living facilities, nursing homes, or retirement homes so that they can maintain some sort of independence. Health care is also an issue, because some are in need of care that requires them to have home nursing services. These can be achieved by living in a place where health care can...
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