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URBANAVAGE was transported to the hospital where his left arm was wiped clean with a sterile non-alcoholic prep pad prior to

Abdalla, while seen walking in the video, is holding an umbrella, which is tilted to her right, towards oncoming, eastbound traffic, which could have obstructed her view of Vehicle 1 traveling eastbound on Fletcher Avenue. Abdalla crossed the path of and was struck by Vehicle 1. Debra McKee was operating Vehicle 1, a 2008 Pontiac G6, eastbound on Fletcher Avenue, with a green traffic signal for eastbound traffic, at a speed of approximately 28.57 miles per hour in a 35 mile per hour posted speed zone. McKee 's view of the roadway was obscured by a very heavy rain.

On June 16, 2015, I was assisting Officer M. Rich on a suspicious activity call at Argonne Drive @ Versailles Street. Communication advised a light blue Buick with NC registration just dropped off two black male’s at the above location. Upon arrival in the area I observed a light blue Buick vehicle with a black male behind the wheel.

Police search his mobile phone (without a warrant) at the time of his arrest. They find child pornography images among his digital photos. Paul is charged under California 's child pornography laws.

This officer observed black marks on the back of Agnes ' coat and pant leg. The black mark on her coat was consistant with the driver 's side mirror and the black mark on her pant leg appeared to have been from the driver 's side tire of the silver Subaru stationwagon. Agnes was placed in the rear of the ambulance and transported to Schuylkill Medical Center South Hospital.

We are asked to see Mr. Preston. He is a pleasant 70-year-old gentleman recently diagnosed with myeloma, who is found to have a creatinine around 2.0. He appears to have been worked up in Florida for the creatinine around 2, and myeloma with 20% plasma cells was found. He was transferred here for chemotherapy. On review of his old record, he was diagnosed in the Butner systems based on our excellent electronic medical record in 02/2011 with hypertensive nephropathy.

While on patrol in the parking lot of Boyer 's Food Market I observed a maroon in color Chevrolet Cruze bearing PA registration JMF9293. I had prior knowledge of this described vehicle with that exact PA registration was involved in a hit and run recently earlier in the week, which is being investigated by Patrolman Travis BOWMAN. I parked my patrol vehicle stationairy on the 600 block of W. Centre St. (State Route 54) waiting for the vehicle to exit the Boyer 's parking lot. I observed a black male enter the driver side of the vehicle and a white female enter the passenger side of the vehicle. Once the Cruze exited the Boyer 's parking lot I conducted a vehicle top on it in that area of S. Vine St. and W. Oak St.

Neglect of Black achievements In response to a recent letter titled “Mis-Education of African Americans,” I would like to share with the writer and the readers the story of Dr. Charles Drew. It’s an example of the neglect of Black achievements. Dr. Charles Drew was an African American blood specialist, surgeon, educator, scientist and civil rights advocate. His pioneering work in blood collection, plasma processing and transfusion laid the foundation for modern blood banking.

Tanya Short Professor Huffman Information Literacy 119.40 27, September 2015 Polygraph: Science Fact or Science Fiction? The roots of polygraph testing have a humble beginning at Harvard in the year 1915. A Harvard psychologist by the name William Marston paved the way for the polygraph we know today.

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.

The bar codes had to match the patient profile when administering at the bedside (Strategies to Reduce Medication Errors: Working to Improve Medication Safety, 2015). In December of 2003, safety reporting was proposed by the FDA. This would require the submission of all suspected serious reactions for blood and blood products, and required continued reporting of important potential medication errors by all medical facilities and providers (Strategies to Reduce Medication Errors: Working to Improve Medication Safety,