Valenzuela-Campos Case Summary

The shooters then used Riley’s Oldsmobile vehicle as a get away car. On August 22, 2009, Riley was pulled over by police while he was driving a different vehicle with expired license plates, along with Riley’s suspended drivers license. Law enforcement policy required that the vehicle be impounded. During an inventory search of the vehicle prior to being impounded, law enforcement officers located two guns and arrested Riley for possession of firearm. During Riley’s arraignment, officer seized and analyzed Riley’s cell phone. A gang unit detective investigated photos and videos on Riley’s phone and found Riley making gang signs and also found other gang paraphernalia as well as gang affiliation stored on the cell phone. Riley was later tied to the August 2nd shooting via ballistics tests. Separate charges were brought against Riley, who was charged with shooting at an occupied vehicle, attempted murder, and assault with a semi-automatic

Family: Dionisio is a 17 year old Hispanic male who resides in Clark, NJ with his mother, Sonnia Estremera. When CM first received Dionisio’s case Mrs. Estremera reported that youth has difficulties following household rules. She reports that Dionisio needs reminders to complete basic household chores such as throwing out thrash. It was evident that there was a breakdown in communication between Dionisio and his mother. Since Dionisio has been attending family therapy at Trinitas Child and Adolescent Outpatient Department there has been in improvement in youth and his mother relationship. Due to Dionisio non-complaint behavior at Trinitas Child and Adolescent Outpatient Department he was recommended to attend IOP at High Focus Centers in Cranford. Dionisio and his mother continues to address their family challenges in family therapy at the High Focus Center in Cranford. It appears that both Dionisio and Mrs. Estremera are both invested in family therapy. Mrs. Estremera also reports that Dionisio behavior in the home has improved and she is proud of the progress that he has been making so far.

Wallace Biggie was one of the most powerful rappers before getting murdered in drive by shooting in March of 1997. At time he was killed the police had many theories of why he got murdered on that day. The police had multiple suspects about who did it but wasn’t sure of who or why they murdered Biggie Smalls. On that day Biggie was on his way to the hotel from the music party. When his SUV came up to the stop light, he could hear someone call his name, so he rolled his back window down to see who that’s when he was shot multiple times in the torso and then the suspects drove away from the murder.

In·flu·ence - noun - the capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of someone or something, or the effect itself.

Janice Green was a wife, mother, and community organizer in Perry County, Alabama. Right now she is an inmate sentenced to 37 years in Prison. This narrative is an attempt to explain the story as it was collected from a variety of sources, such as witness interviews, family interviews, released statements, legal sources and good old fashioned research. As I understand it, here is how they hemmed up Janice Green.

The man wanted in connection to a fatal shooting of an Auburn officer is dead after a standoff.

On 10/25/15 I arrived at 6011 Jacksonville-Conway Road in reference to a possible shooting call. Upon arrival I made contact with Margaret Davis, who advised that on this date her ex-husband, Jerry Davis, shot himself at his residence. I observed Mr. Davis in a medical bed in the living room of his residence with a small caliber handgun in his right hand and laying on his chest. I also observed a spent .22 Long Rifle cartridge laying on Mr. Davis' shirt next to his right hand. Mr. Davis did not have any immediately observable wounds but he did have a small area of blood coming from around his mouth and was obviously deceased. Sgt. Bowden was notified of the incident. MEMS unit #619 responded to check for signs of life on Mr. Davis and medical instruments indicated a shallow arrhythmia. MEMS began CPR on Mr. Davis and

Reyes is the second suspect in custody for the 2008 triple homicide. His accomplice, Edwin Ramos, 28, was assumed to be the primary suspect in the shooting; he was arrested 48 hours after the incident in 2008. Both Reyes and Ramos are former members of the MS-13 gang. Ramos stated that Reyes had mistaken the Bologna family to be members of a rival gang, The Norteños, who had killed Marvin Medina, one of their fellow MS-13 members a few hours prior to the drive-by-shooting. Ramos had been turned over to police by Danny Largaespada; another MS-13 gang member who had been arrested for stabbing a victim, and turned in Ramos' name for immunity. Ramos was convicted of three counts of first-degree murder; he is currently serving

Christa Moore was spending the day at a playground, watching her two daughters having fun on the swings. She began getting a strange feeling when she noticed a man “eyeballing” her children.

What causes you to be more anxious, a cop’s presence or a white van’s? Despite the heavy belief that white vans are suspicious or dangerous, would you believe many are more uncomfortable with the police around? This is because we fear their power over us. We learned to be obedient and to respect those with authority. In our minds resisting the formal social controls is a deviant act and would result in a negative consequence. Should we fear and question those in power? According to Annie Sunderberg and Ricki Stern’s film The Trials of Daryl Hunt this just might be the case. The film sets place in 1984 North Carolina, where Daryl Hunt was convicted of raping and murdering 25 year old Deborah Sykes. That is to say that Hunt was convicted of these allegations, not that he had committed these crimes.

Around 4 pm on July 16, Thomas, 19, of Nice Street, La Romain was at his god brother 's home along Charles Street when he got a phone call from someone telling him to pick up a meal of barbecue chicken. While riding his bicycle, a white Nissan AD Wagon pulled in front him and three men with automatic guns jumped out and shot him. The men then got back into the wagon and left. He was taken to hospital where he died while being

It was decided that they would kill Cherica on November 15, 1999, after she and Rae saw a movie (Lake 10). Cherica met Rae at his house, went to see the movie, then returned to his house once it was over (Lake 11). Lake states that Rae decided to go home with Cherica, so Cherica followed Rae to her apartment (Lake 11). All at once, Rae slammed on brakes causing Cherica to do the same (Lake 11). Another car containing New York and Little Man drove up beside Cherica and shot five rounds into her car; four of the bullets made contact (Lake 11). Lake then describes how Rae, New York, and Little Man drove off while Cherica struggled to call 9-1-1 (Lake 12). Cherica was transported to Carolinas Medical Center where her baby was soon born, but she passed away a month later (Lake 15). Carruth was ordered to prison for almost 19 years while his son, Chancellor, was struggling with cerebral palsy (Lake 16). Lake describes how Saundra fought for the custody of Chancellor and was finally awarded the honor of raising her grandson (Lake 26). Although Chancellor cannot comprehend well and needs help with necessities, he has out shown the doctors that said he could never walk or talk (Lake

Facts: Mexican native, Rafael Castro-Martinez (“Castro”), resided in the U.S illegally since 1995. Castro, who is homosexual, was diagnosed as HIV-positive in 2004. In 2007, he went back to his native country for two weeks. Upon re-entering the United States, Castro turned himself into the immigration authorities at the border crossing and requested asylum.

Principal witness at the inquest of the car accident, Mr. Mavro Michaelis, provided more details on the Wilsons. Mr. Michaelis has been running the coffee joint beside Mr. Wilson’s auto-mechanic shop for four years, and appears to be the closest acquaintance of Mr. Wilson. Mr. Wilson reportedly told Mr. Michaelis that he was keeping his wife locked upstairs before they would move west in a few days. According to Mr. Michaelis, Mrs. Wilson was heard in the evening arguing with her husband, and seen running towards the death car as if intending to speak to the person inside, clearly unaware that this car would be the cause of her

In this case, Amerigo Vespucci is the man being prosecuted. Amerigo Vespucci was born in Italy. Spain sent Amerigo out to discover, King Manuel was the man who funded the trip. The charge that is being put onto him is 2nd Degree Murder. Here is the story for why he is being prosecuted for 2nd Degree Murder; He set sail around 1500 to go find several different islands. Along his trip, he eventually found the islands. He got to these islands without the intention of killing or holding people captive. When he arrived, the people on the islands looked very curious.