Del Mar Incident

FACTS: Jenny Stracner an employee of the Laguna Beach Police Department was told by several people that there several vehicles were seen in front of Greenwoods resident and the vehicles were only there for a couple of minutes. Stracner investigated these claims by staking out the residence and witnessing the vehicles at the residence for herself. After staking out the residence, she asked the garbage man to isolate garbage picked up and Greenwoods residence and hand them over to her. While looking through Greenwoods trash, Stracner located evidence that led her to believe Greenwood was involved with drugs. Stracner then received a search warrant and found large amounts of cocaine and other substance in the residence.

The causes of the injuries were at first obscure; eyewitness records recommended that the officers include used excess force against Gray while apprehending him. Commissioner Anthony W. Batts reported that, despite department tactics, the officers did not fasten Gray properly while inside the van when transporting him to the police headquarters. The medical examination found that Gray had sustained the injuries while in transport. On May 1, 2015, the Baltimore City State 's Attorney, Marilyn Mosby, announced her office filed charges against six cops after they got a medical examiner report that led Gray 's passing a homicide. The officer driving the van was accused of second-degree "debased heart homicide," and others were charged with violations extending from murder to unlawful arrest.

This act required manufacturers and distributors of cocaine, opium to register with the US Department of Treasury. This placed a special tax on these drugs and keep records of each transaction. The act authorized the prescribing of opiates and cocaine but the law was open to interpretation of the enforcement body. The Internal Revenue Bureau closed down state and city narcotic clinics and arrested drug violators to federal penitentiaries (Wallechinsky, 2015).

After a call with his lawyer, Isaac then gave the agents a urine test, unfortunately the urine tested positive for heroin. Isaac was then arrested until he had basically confessed to swallowing the pellets of heroin. After another call to Isaacs’s lawyer, he started to pass the pellets. Not one of the officers that where there knew of a written policy stating that for him to be able to pass the pellets they would need a medical professional in case he had gotten hurt. Instead, the agents followed a policy where a traveler that is detained that is not taken to a medical facility unless he states that he wants to or he looks like he is not feeling well or not looking well.

Teens and Womans can’t always depend on the pills. In 2003 Plan B’s manufactures first filed an application to be available without a prescription. Medicals and organizations petitioned for this situation in 2001. In 2006 FDA allowed Plan B to become able to 18 and over with no prescription. In 2009 the FDA were forced to lower the age to 17.

He proved that the CIA used victims such as the mentally ill and heroin addicts for human experimentation in their project on mind control, MK-Ultra. “The Central Intelligence Agency drugged American citizens without their knowledge or consent.” states Senator Kennedy in the MK-Ultra trial. Some experimented on in MK-Ultra were given doses of lysergic acid diethylamide, known as LSD. The properties of LSD were not well known at the time of MK-Ultra experimentation.

Amy fits 6 of the 7 diagnostic criteria for Antisocial Personality Disorder. “Failure to conform to social norms with respect to lawful behaviors, as indicated by repeatedly performing acts that are grounds for arrest” is one criterion that Amy fits because she has committed many acts throughout her life in which she could have been arrested for. For example, she has stolen money from her husband on multiple occasions to save up for when she will go missing. Stealing money from another person goes against social norms, as this would typically be an action that would result in a penalty or arrest. She was also arrested for assault and framing someone for her own disappearance, meaning she has difficulty following the law.

“We also should question the constitutionality of drug testing to receive only certain benefits,” Young muses, because in her opinion this method “targets only certain groups of people” (Young). She also goes on to compare the process of applying for college grants to the process of applying for food stamps, a comparison that might seem too far-fetched to some. Furthermore, the editorial loses some of its strength with a series of questions to which there is no definitive answer. Questions like “is it moral to deny someone with a disease” and “should we be drug-testing corporate officers” are never fully addressed, and she also makes the assumption that “a college student is just as likely to buy drugs as a working-class person”

Unfortunately the NRA was able to have his case dismissed “Because this court rejects the notion that there is an individual right to bear arms separate and apart from service in the militia.” Which was part of the ruling in the court case United States V.

My mom started crying heavily, before telling me that my sister Sarah arrested by the police in possession of drugs and incarcerated. I couldn 't believe it and was in shock. I thought that by now she would have learned her lesson, but apparently I was wrong and was arrested for the third time. My sister was sentenced to seven years based on her charges and had mixed decisions to use drugs in prison because she knew

Normal, immoral, and deviant drunk drivers. (Lars Fynbo 2014) People who have been arrested for DUI have had car accidents or have been involved in illegal things. (Lars Fynbo 2014) Deviant drunk drivers have been involved in burglaries, selling drugs, or have been arrested for domestic violence.

The officer pulled out the drug test, and because of how cold it was that night, the cold weather slowed the colver development, throwing off a red flag in the officer 's eyes. Albritton was cuffed, and arrested for possession of crack cocaine, charges that were later dropped. Hopefully I will be able to integrate this into my essay, as it provides a prime example of how something so miniscule, can deeply affect someone 's life. Extreme Smuggling Aragon, Carlos, director. “Extreme Smuggling.”

Conforte’s life further became something befitting of a Hollywood script soon after prostitution was legalized. In fact, Joe Pesci portrayed him in the film Love Ranch. His most famous brothel, the Mustang Ranch, burned to the ground in 1975 in what was a suspected arson as Conforte collected the insurance money. He immediately rebuilt his business, but the controversy ensued one year later when a notable professional boxer, Oscar “Ringo” Bonavena, was shot and killed by one of Conforte’s bodyguards in the parking lot. Bonavena had been managed by Joe Conforte’s wife, Sally, but the two men had been feuding because Bonavena openly stated that he wanted to take over the Mustang Ranch.

INTRODUCTION: This case involves the suspect being arrested for driving under the influence of alcoholic beverages in violation of CVC 23152(a)-DUI and CVC 12500(a)-Unlicensed Driver. LOCATION DESCRIPTION: This incident occurred on Howard Street east of Lincoln Avenue. INVESTIGATION:

On 06-05-2016 at 1143 hours I was dispatched to 2525 Barron Road in reference to a subject in the road yelling. Upon my arrival in the area I located Danny Wilson in the back yard of 2525 Barron Road spraying himself with a water hose. Wilson was acting irate and appeared to be under the influence of narcotics. Wilson was asked multiple times what kind of drugs he had used and he advised marijuana and methamphetamine. Wilson was complaining it was extremely hot and was spraying himself with water and was advising people where chading him.