Cite: Terry v. Ohio: 392 U.S. 1, 88 s. ct. 1868, 20 L. Ed. 2d 889 (1968) Fact: Police officer became suspicious of the activity of two men on a corner. One would leave the other and walk past some stores paused and looked in the window walked a little distance, turned around and walked back to the corner. The second man walked past the same store and looked in the window then went back to the corner. They repeated this ritual five or six times.
Two AID investigators soon arrived and DiLacqua told them the story he had prepared, with Brady and the two officers standing by. (7) DiLacqua's testimony is another false report. After trying to retrieve some items Brady had forgotten at the bar (including his service revolver), DiLacqua ordered Yatcilla to drive Brady home--something, one hopes, the Philadelphia police would do for any driver whose car was disabled in an
CRIME Corporal Anthony Damiano Paterson Police Department Passaic County Patterson, NJ Corporal Anthony Damiano works the drug projects of Passaic County New Jersey which are currently under surveillance. Corporal Damiano and his partner stop an older vehicle just coming out of the projects. Calmly the driver is asked to step out of the vehicle and is then immediately questioned about the drug purchased that was just witnessed by the two officers. The driver, Raymond, is a 31 year old, Caucasian male with stocky build, full beard and mustache, dressed in a T-shirt, jeans and baseball cap. The passenger is a 32 year old Caucasian male similarly dressed and admittedly confesses “doing crack with Raymond”.
They talked and then the third man left. The two men then returned to the ritual of walking up and down the street. McFadden then followed the two men, and watched as they met up with the third man in front of the store. Over a period of ten to twelve minutes, the three men looked into the same store window approximately 24 times. Based on his training as an officer and 39 years of experience on the police force, including 35 as a detective, McFadden believed that the suspects were "casing" the store for a Robbery.
The guy pushing the cart is wearing a protective suit, goggles, and an apron. Suddenly, the guy in the suit stops and started to taunt him. A detective from Kansas City visits JJ, a media liaison, to give her the files to a certain case from Kansas City. Detective McGee called JJ a week ago, and JJ told him to send her the files through mail, but he decided to come in person and give her the files. He didn’t come with the files; he came with numerous of small notebooks.
Scenario #2 Frank Felon a native of Akron Ohio was arrested by officers from the Cleveland Police Department for allegedly committing felonious assault on Vince Victim also of Akron during a tailgate party prior to the Barry Manilow concert at the “Q” Arena on June 29, 2011. According to
The author presents the causes of the massacre against the Jewish residents in Jedwabne by the neighbors who were non-Jews. In narrating the causes of the Jedwabne Jewish massacres, Gross takes two approaches that explore the ethnic identity categories that persisted at the time of holocaust and the role of individual choices. In early 1939 in the Jedwabne town, a few kilometers from the historical province of Mazowsze, the police arrested and detained fifteen people. The names of the detainees were recorded in a liquidated report commonly referred to as the control-investigative files. These files were maintained by the police in a bid to track the progress of their investigations regarding various cases.
He says to the dispatcher, something about attempting to stop a young man who was “wandering around aimlessly, probably on drugs or something” and that he was running toward the back of the neighborhood; the dispatcher told him that he didn’t need to keep following the young man, and according to every report I can find he did. It was then reported that Trayvon came back toward Zimmerman asking him “you got a problem?” when he responded “no” (according to Zimmerman), Trayvon replied with “now you do”, and according to accounts then punched Zimmerman in the face, and jumped on top of him. It was at this time that the police received another call from someone who the media is calling “john” this was a report of a fight occurring in front of his house where he reports one man on top of another “bashing his head into the concrete” it was at that time that “john” reports he turned his back to the scene to go outside, heard a gunshot, and the man that was on top lay on the ground now bleeding. This man was of course Trayvon Martin. In my opinion the story provided gives provision for a justifiable homicide under Florida’s
RIVERSIDE: Fugitive shot to death by police | FRANK BELLINO/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Riverside Police Officer put up barricades to cover the body of a man that was shot and killed by police on the 5600 Block of Harold Street in Riverside, Feb.18, 2012. 1 | of | 3 | | | | BY BRIAN ROKOS STAFF WRITER brokos@pe.com Published: 18 February 2012 04:15 PM A Text Size A man wanted on a felony arrest warrant who told a friend he would rather die than return to jail was shot to death Saturday when, Riverside police Chief Sergio Diaz said, he pulled a gun on officers who were trying to arrest him. The man’s mother, Gramercy Place resident Lorie Rivera, identified him as Danny James Bond, 38. His driver’s license lists him as a San Bernardino
Black Men and Public Space “Numerous studies over the past 30 years have found that in ambiguous situations blacks are more likely to be perceived as violent as whites performing the same actions. (q) Infotrac ethnic news watch In black men and public space the character recaps the day when he first witnessed being stereotyped. Realizing that the woman was clutching her purse changed the speed of her walk, because she was afraid of being mugged or worse. After only glancing at him, a young black man, the white lady took precautions. From then on he starts to notice that people was stereotyping every where he went, when walking at night he noticed people crossing on the other side of the street not wanting to come into contact with him.