Suspect

violence. The heavy military weapons used by the police department to raid homes are destroying homes. A police officer does not enter a suspect's home without a legal warrant. Their decision to use swat teams to raid homes was to make sure the suspect did not destroy any evidence. Therefore, the weapons had to be…

factual evidence, then the interviewer questions the suspect in a non-accusatory manner (King & Snook, 2009). Truth or deception is then determined based on behavioural analysis of the suspect. If deception is detected by the interrogator, then the 9-step psychological Reid technique is applied (King & Snook, 2009). However, interrogators often apply this technique as the first step without any physical evidence, where they coerce their suspect to incriminate themselves…

Responsibilities) Act 2002 (NSW), A police officer, when liaising with a suspect of a crime must always introduce themselves, identify themselves as a police officer and provide reasons as to why they are speaking with them. Once this is completed a police officer must caution the suspect to ensure that the suspect is aware of their rights prior to providing police with any information and ensure that the suspect understands. “Before questioning suspects be satisfied they understand the caution…

enforcement agencies that have adopted the stun-gun (pg. 1, 2007). The main purpose of the stung-gun is to stop suspects who resist arrest or act violently towards police officers. Over the past several years there has been lots of controversy on weather police officers should be allowed to use this device to subdue incompliant suspects. Individuals who are against…

normalize the scene. To start lets cover the use of force that the officer used in order to defend himself. I do believe given the way the situation turned out, I do think the use of force was reasonable. My justification for this was due to the suspect fighting back and resisting the officer when he was in the vehicle. As well as the…

A victim! A suspect! A detective! All are essential to intriguing mysteries. With G.K. Chesterton guiding Father Brown through several mysteries, whether it is in the home of a prince or in a haunted forest, with keen eyes and ears, Father Brown brings to light the unknown. As the Welsh village of Gwytherin struggle with the murder of a beloved friend and father, Brother Cadfael files through suspects and scares the true suspect to the point of confession. Everyone agrees that plot twists make…

driver and Deputy Barragan was the book-person. Both deputies were in full Class “A” uniform. At approximately 0421 hours, Suspect Christian Medina called Century Station to report a robbery was occurring at the corner of Holmes Avenue/Gage Avenue, Unincorporated Los Angeles County. Suspect Medina identified himself as “Christian,” and told the dispatcher the suspect was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, shorts, and he was armed with a black handgun. At approximately 0425 hours, deputies…

the suspect and to provide enough information to fight a court action. To add to this, in the video ‘Confessions’ by Ofra Bikel it stated that a police officer does not interrogate a suspect unless he is completely determined of the guilt of that suspect before the interrogation begins. In this case ‘Norfolk Four’ the interrogation lead to a confessions made by all the four main suspects but they were made involuntarily and forcefully by the authority (Robert Glenn Ford). These four suspects…

SYNOPSIS: On 11-21-15, Cann McMillin reported that an unknown female suspect had entered her residence on 11-21-15, while she was home, and took a laptop computer, which belonged to a guest of McMillin's, Hayley Pierce. Pierce, who was also home at the time, saw the suspect run out of the residence. Pierce described the suspect to another guest at the residence, Stephanie Peters, who believed that the suspect resembled a female passenger in the "Uber" car she had used to arrive at the…

Many police officers also have a hard time not pursuing knowing that they are letting a suspect get away. In 1994, more than 11,000 cars were stolen in Tampa, Florida, giving this city of 290,000 residents one of the highest auto theft rates in the country. In 1995, the police said, the number of thefts has been cut in half now that officers…