The victim stated that while he was at the front desk being assited by customer service, he placed his phone down on the counter to take his wallet out. The victim stated he had finished needing assistance…
On Friday 10/09/2015, at 0147 hours, Security Officers Omar Alonso and Marcellus Wester responded to a call for assistance with a disorderly male patient from E.D. room # C-24. Both Officers arrived at 0148 hrs. and met with Nurse Christiane Dotson who stated that the patient, Sanchez-Garlobo, Manuel (MRN: 70032631/FIN: 84678786) was belligerent and would not follow any instructions given to him by the attending Physician or any nursing staff. She also stated that he had a pair of scissors in one of his pockets and it was taken from him because of the way that he was acting. The Nurse did not want Security personnel to speak to patient because he was inside his room and seemed to be calming down.…
On November 27, 2015 at approximately 1657hrs I, Officer Sullivan was notified by dispatch of a two vehicle crash at the corner of F Street and East Clark. Upon my investigation it was found that the crash had happened at the corner of G Street and East Clark. I talked to the reporting party Shawn Mannhardt; who told dispatch that he did not have a cell phone so he left his car at the intersection and walked home to call the police. Mr. Mannhardt informed me that the other person involved in the crash was Tabbatha Bailey. Mr. Mannhardt stated that Ms. Bailey gave him her phone number and her license plate number and she left the scene.…
INTRODUCTION: This is an add report to Officer Sprague’s #8091 original report under case #17012108. INJURIES: Victim Cindy Jordan sustained two approximately 4-5 inch scratch marks to her right forearm and one bruise to her inner right forearm. I asked Jordan if she needed any medical attention and she said, “No.”…
On 10/15/15 at about 0930 hours, Sgt. Aksdal, Detective Davidson and I were working in the investigations office at the Kirkland Police Department, 11750, NE 118th St. Kirkland WA. Emergency…
On October 14, 2016, at 1556 hours, Officer Villalon requested back up at room 1B102, with a disruptive Veteran. Upon arrival, I entered the room and saw Veteran James Wilson – 4010 sitting in a chair and Officer Villalon standing beside the desk to the right. While in the room Officer Villalon was explaining to Wilson that he could use profanity towards Pat Garrett the Pharmacy Supervisor. Wilson stated “Well use profanity towards me”. Officer Villalon stated “you use profanity towards him first”.…
Kelly v. United States-Barring Serena L. Sobolewski Hospitality 302 American Public University Kelly v. United States-Barring Within a three -month period in 1974, Ms. Kelly was observed visiting at the Statler Hilton Hotel on five separate occasions. She was not a registered guest.…
On Tuesday, August 08, 2017 at approximately 0005hrs, Security Dispatch Officer Jacques received a call from an outside caller regarding an incident that occurred on property. Ms. Daniela Malabad alleged that she had dinner at Monkitail that resulted in her getting food poisoning. On August 6, 2017 at approximately 2015hrs she sat down with a friend to have dinner. She alleged they ordered Brussel sprouts, whole fish for 2, and blueberry cheesecake along with a cocktail to drink. She stated that she started to feel ill immediately so she left the hotel and she had not consumed food anywhere else.…
On Saturday, the 6th of February, I was working at my station when Lorena, the supervisor arrived. She asked me if I had changed the lock on the locker that was behind the Whiskey Down. I told her no because I thought she was referring to the big locker that everyone has a key to. She told me that they told her that the lock would not open. I then proceeded to show her that with the key that was there on the lock, the lock could be opened without an issue.…
Good afternoon, On 6 May 2016 I had a brief discussion with Stephanie Ross of Internal control regarding security posture for the upcoming dismissal of employees that conduct business within the Charles F. Hurley building. We agreed the building needs to be staffed with additional security during this time to safely conduct daily operations and to allow for flexibility in the event of multiple incidents and to provide a security presence in the form of interior patrols.…
Today I spoke to Loss Prevention Manager Jeffery Matweecha, he requested to have a conference call to discuss the removal of Security Officer Scott Brink and the staffing levels at AVP1. The reason LPM Matweecha wants Scott removed is because yesterday (7/18) LPM Matweecha performed a screening audit in which Scott Brink did not properly engage the associates. Then, LPM Matweecha retained the officer after the screening audit was performed. Later, Scott was observed by a Loss Prevention Specialist not obeying direct order that where given to him. This is not the first time that Scott Brink was spoken to by the client about not engaging the associate in a proper manner ( not standing at the screening, not being polite and courteous, and…
On April 3, 2014 At approximately 0954hrs while sitting lobby post of 1025 Thomas Jefferson St NW Washington DC. 20007 suite 600. I Security officer Jameace Davis hear what sounds like a male yelling inaudible words. Directly following the muffled yells there is a loud crashing sound. I walk over to the source of the sound and find a FedEx delivery van with rear damage.…
Thesis: Because of the experiences Richard has encountered, he learns how to temporarily adjust his behavior around the oppressive whites in order to guarantee his own well-being. Richard’s understanding of a “Negro's reality--of the white word” increased daily; between working for and with the whites. and the opinions of his own family, a greater fear of violence inflicted by the whites became more apparent within him, and he worried of being attacked (Wright 148). This fear stemmed from Richard’s behavior. Unlike the rest of his race, Richard didn’t conform to the stereotypes of the blacks in his society.…
Kathia Rodriguez Comm 135 M/W Behavioral vs. Personal Complaint “You always throw your sock on the floor” -Is an example of behavioral complaint as opposed to Personal complaint such as “You’re a slob” , both provided in the book. In the previous example shown we can clearly see the difference between the two. Like the title represents “Personal complaint” is in fact more personal, aimed at personal characteristics. Behavioral Complaints focuses more on the act that is bothering the other person.…
First of all, it is necessary to clarify what is a motive and giver a clear definition of it. According to a forensic scientist from California Brent Turvey, motive is defined as emotional, psychological, and material needs that drive and satisfied by behaviour. In terms of criminal justice and prosecution, the determination of motive is not always necessary, but the failure to identify the motive of a crime is considered to be a serious investigative shortcoming. An investigation without correctly determined motive is essentially incomplete (Savino and Turbey, 2011) With regards to the methods of interpreting motives, I believe that the most effective is behavioural evidence analysis that was suggested also by above mentioned American forensic…