After law enforcement tracked down the suspect, they interviewed the suspect. They suspect made false statements about another man being in the apartment and the other man that was there was the shooter. The suspect could not give a name to investigators because; the suspect was giving false allegations. The investigators had to get physical evidence to prove that there was another individual in the arrestment when the black man was shot. The investigators went back to the video of the apartment and had the video turned into a 3D view to where they could see the entire apartment clearly.
Police Report 1 Police Report University of Phoenix Police Report 2 Police Report The Fourth Amendment Right protects all Americans from the police officers or other law officials from searching their home, person or property with having a search warrant. Police Officers are able to search a person or their belonging when there is probable cause such as a person covered in bloody running away from an individual lying out on the sidewalk. The court case Minnesota v. Riff made information that was obtain by officer in an unlawful search to be inadmissible during any court proceedings. The effective communication was challenged in this court case because each and every one of the witnesses had a different testimony that place the
Some presidents like Carter and Reagan are believed to have carried the three by five cards with the launching codes in their breast pockets. After President Reagan was taken to the emergency room after being shot, one of the emergency medical technicians cut his suit coat and placed the card inside of Reagan’s shoes. Completely oblivious of what he had just placed in the president’s shoes, the technician continued with his duties. The secret service came in the room and saw what was inside the president’s shoes and immediately proceeded to retract what he knew to be the most important three by five card in the world. Hence, the urban legend, that President Reagan carried the nuclear codes in his shoes.
Adrian Monk shows some physical mannerisms while solving murders. His habit to tilt his head and looking at the case scene from between his hands as if framing a photographic shot, helps him to concentrate on a part of the crime scene while leaving the everything else out. Monk is trying to get back into the police department from which he was suspended after his mental breakdown which
The room was small and square - no more than 5ft each way. The floor beneath me was cold and hard, the same kind of stuff that they have in mental hospitals. Except it was whiter and reeked of bleach. The fumes stung the back of my throat and caused my eyes to water. I presumed the walls would be stark white too, only presumed because every inch of every walls was covered with full length shiny things.
Ochoa had been arrested in the past for drug possession. This time, however, Ochoa and his friends did not have any illegal drugs or broken the law. They were not arrested (Innocent Project, 2010). The same police officer that searched Ochoa and his friends responded to the robbery described above. When he got to the crime scene, he asked the victims to recount what had happened and he also asked for a description of the perpetrator.
Both Kathleen Allen and Brenda O’Connor were identified by tooth fragments and dental records. The bodies of Lonnie Bond and Scott Stapley were discovered with plastic bags over their heads, wrists behind their backs, rubber balls jammed into their mouths and bullet wounds to their heads. A charred piece of human liver was found belonging to a child, age three to seven. This sickening discovery led to suspicions that more than two children had been murdered. In the end five bodies and 45 pounds of bone fragments had been found.
A small fireplace is located in the floor of this chamber and the Minoans didn’t use fireplaces to cook food, so it may have been used as a heating system. The skeleton of an adult lay on the floor; the gender of this skeleton cannot be determined [4]. One hundred and five pieces of pottery fragments, all belonging to the same vessel, lay scattered next to the skeleton [4]. The skeleton’s position on the floor is directly in front of the central chamber. This leads me to believe that the person took a pottery vessel out of the central room and was on his or her way out when something
Laboratory Results The Western Maryland Regional Crime Laboratory has completed the analysis request for each exhibit reference to the investigation. The chart below shows the test results for each exhibit. Please refer to the chart below for details of the results. I reviewed the laboratory results for each exhibit which revealed that analysis request for several exhibits were not properly submitted for analysis which yield not test results. However, forensic evidence collected from the witness, Jaen Daugh, was analyzed and reveals no matches to any other evidence collected from the scene.
Despite this statement from the nurse the assistant principal believed that the student was “high” because he had “red and bloodshot eyes”. The principal then had the school officer search the accused students body which turned up no drugs. They then decided to search the student’s locker, they asked the student if he had drugs in his locker, he stated no, upon arriving at his locker the student admitted to having brass knuckles in the locker. The search did in fact turn up the brass knuckles but no drugs. The accused student and parents sued the district for violating his 4th Amendment Rights.