Personal Property Inventory Sheet: Court Case

RELATED CASES: None SUPPORT DOCUMENTS: None On 01/21/2016, Daniel Ruther contacted the Pasco Sheriff`s Office by telephone to report a Petit Theft. Mr. Ruther advised between 1600 and 1700 hours on 01/20/2016, an unknown suspect stole the tag off of his flatbed trailer while is was stopped in traffic at the noted intersection. He said he did not see who ripped the tag off of the trailer, but he felt his truck shake while he was sitting in it.

Green was placed in handcuffs checked for proper fit then double locked and placed in my patrol car. A search incident to arrest revealed that Green had three twenty dollar bills on his person. Of the three twenty dollars bills one matched the serial number of the counterfeit bill which I had just seized from Casey 's. The note was seized from Green and placed into evidence as #18595. Green was transported to booking for processing then later lodged at the Butler County

The linen container has been empty during that time period. It was a 14k Gold

A man in Weymouth, Massachusetts is facing charges after he was caught using counterfeit money at a McDonald's on Main Street. The manager called the police after realizing that the money the man used was counterfeit. After the officers arrived on the scene, they confirmed that the money was fake. Police stated that the incident occurred on New Year's Day.

Eric Harris was a teen psychopath that did not have plans for the future except his plans for the massacre. Dick Hickock was also a psychopath that had a criminal record, which consisted of writing bad checks and petty theft. The motives, the ways of manipulation, and the faults in their plans are a few things that make Eric and Dick different. In Eric’s plan, he did not target anyone specific.

The defendant advised me that the merchandise purchase with the victim 's credit card were "long gone," and that somebody that she knew stole the cell phone from her. However, the defendant would not provide a name of the subject who stole the phone. The defendant was additionally charged with grand theft for the

Mrs. Horatio Van Bliven has staged the theft of her own necklace. Mrs. Van Bliven 's $25,000 necklace was stolen from her hotel room. The room 's window had been smashed and the room torn apart. Mrs. Van Bliven wanted to make it look like someone broke in and stole her necklace. What actually happened was that Mrs. Van Bliven made it look like the room had been broken into.

As we analyze the five competitive forces to achieve a positive profitable sales of YourFire manufactured by Curt and Julie Robards. We have to understand what kind of product they are producing to customers and what kind of competition they will be dealing with to make their business successful. Since this product is produce by two self entrepreneur out of their garage. There will be tough challenges that Curt and Julie needs to overcome if they want to make their product “YourFire” a great success and profitably. Competitive rivalry for YourFire would be other high end stove like Viking, Whirlpool, Maytag, and many other top notice players.

Furthermore, Ms.Broward wrote many letters describing the painting to art museums, some of local art dealers and auction houses in different periods as well as $25,000 was offered by Ms.Broward to acquire useful information related to her stolen painting. Comparing to Everett v. Rogers, where no award was offered by the owner, Ms.Broward showed a real desire to locate her stolen painting by offering $25,000.

CER #1 Texas A&M Missing Radioactive material Shipment A package containing radioactive material was shipped to Texas A&M University but never made it there. An assistant vice president who works with the Office of Safety and Security named Christopher Meyer sent an email asking for help locating the package. The package was sent from Edina Minnesota to the College Station in Texas.

In today's society a lot of people invest so much on materials that they want, but aren't necessary. Once their belongings aren't deemed useful anymore they just throw it out. I found it

Sadly, the owners did not admit of committing a crime. They were saying that my problem have to do with phospho

Homestuck began on April 13th, 2009, the 13th birthday of our chief protagonist and future boy-skylark, John Egbert. Three days prior was supposed to be the day he received the Sburb Beta in the mail, but it was running late. It showed up later that afternoon, and after overcoming a variety of domestic adversities, he retrieved the game, along with a birthday package from his internet friend, Dave Strider. John soon established a game connection with another friend, Rose Lalonde, who 'd spent the day badgering him about playing with her, after unsuccessfully attempting to convince Dave to play. Upon connecting, Rose was able to manipulate John 's environment, move his furniture around via cursor, and restructure the shape of his room.

Simulated major purchase at hhgregg In order to simulate a major purchase, one has to know what to look for. Wanting this simulation to be as realistic as possible the color, price and style was researched on the internet. I go in under the impression that the salespeople on the floor at hhgregg would have bomb bard with questions. The simulation was to buy a new gas range with 5 burners and a girdle in stainless steel made by Whirlpool no more the one thousand dollars.

In my junior year in high school, there was a week where I immediately went home after class dismissal, only to try to investigate information about my mother while my father was out for work. I used to look over his things, evidently without his permission. I accidentally found this medium box hidden under his table inside his room; an old treasure box-like wrapped in a small yellow blanket, latched with old, dirty ribbon. I have never seen that box before, and I have no idea what’s inside it. It got me curious as to why my father wrapped it, and hid it (placed, rather) under his table.