STATEMENT OF THE CASE On March 25, 2011, the People filed a felony complaint charging defendant Michael Meyers with the following crimes: Count 1 – Assault with Semiautomatic Firearm in violation of Penal Code § 245(b), Count 2 – Assault with Deadly Weapon/Force like to Cause GBI in violation of Penal Code § 245(a)(1), Count 3 – Burglary, Burglary in the First Degree in violation of Penal Code § 459, Count 4 – Child Endangerment in violation of Penal Code § 273a(a), and Count 5 – Making a Criminal Threat in violation of Penal Code § 422. The Defendant was arraigned on the complaint at which time was advised of the constitutional and statutory rights. Defendant pled not guilty to all charges and denies allegations, and did not waive time. Bail was set at $100,000. …show more content…
Meyers then tried to tackle Mr. Meyers. (RT 13:1-13:2.) With the gun in his hand, Mr. Meyers went inside the kids’ room when one of the children began crying briefly and went back to sleep. (RT 13:26-14:6.) Mrs. Meyers then called the police and stated that Mr. Meyers was pointing the gun at his own head. (RT 14:8 & 24:8-24:11.) At this point, Mr. Dalton had run out of the apartment. (RT 24:17-24:18.) Mr. Meyers then pointed the gun at his head and said he was going to kill himself. (RT 14:14-14:16.). He then said, “I am not going to do this” and placed the gun and magazine on the nightstand. (RT 14:12-14:22.) When the officers were standing outside the apartment, Mr. Meyers walked down the stairs and said, “There is no problem here.” ((Police Report) PR.) Officer Guster ordered Mr. Meyers to kneel and handcuffed him. (PR.) Officer Guster then patted down Mr. Meyers and found a loaded revolver, an ankle holder, and additional ammunition. (PR.) Inside the apartment, Officer Richardson found a weapon inside the nightstand in the master bedroom where the top drawer was partially open. (PR.) Before placing Mr. Meyers under arrest, Officer Taylor obtained a statement from him.
On 03-07-16 at about 1839 hours, Officer Saunders #7720 and I responded to 610 N. Oakland Avenue #5 for a battery with great bodily injury investigation. Upon our arrival we met with Victim Raun Gibson who stated his daughter, Suspect Lanaye Gibson hit him several times across his face and bite him on his right forearm. Victim Gibson sustained two bite marks across his right forearm as a result of Suspect Gibson bitting him. I saw that Victim Gibson sustained two bite marks across his upper right forearm. Officer Saunders and I arrested Suspect Gibson for PC 243(d)-Battery with great bodily injury.
Per the summons and complaint, plaintiff claims assault and false arrest. Plaintiff claims that defendant PO Argelis Rodriguez and other MOS stopped him and accused him of throwing away a handgun. Plaintiff states that he did not possess a handgun. Plaintiff claims that PO Rodriguez assaulted him in the head, body, face and buttock. Plaintiff alleges that he was placed in handcuffs then his pants and underpants were removed and he was searched on the ground in public
Procedural History: Goetz, defendant, was indicted by a Grand Jury on January 25 1985, for criminal possession of a weapon in third degree, possession the gun during the shooting, two counts for fourth degree criminal possession of a weapon, and possession of two other weapons. The Grand Jury also indicted him for attempt to the following, murder, reckless endangerment, and assault. He was dismissed for the charges of attempted murder and those that came from the shooting. On March 27, 1985, a second Grand Jury indicted the defendant for four charges for attempted murder, four charges of assault in first degree, one for reckless endangerment, and one for criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree on the grounds that new evidence became
Dossey believes the law allowed him to retrieve the firearm even though the domestic violence did not occur in the apartment. However, later in the interview, Dossey admitted and clarified that domestic violence laws do not allow you to retrieve a firearm when the incident occurs at another location. Dossey later testified in court regarding Mr. Ricks’ arrest for possession of the firearm.
Per Reporter: On 5-27-18, Dalton was arrested by the Itawamba Police Department for stealing his foster father’s (Fred) pistol. Dalton was transported to the Lee County Detention Center. Dalton is scheduled for court on today or tomorrow.
He had refused to sign, the detective came back and placed a pistol on the table, he then says for him to pick it up, Randall said no, and was threatened once more. The detective finally pulled his own service weapon out on him. The detective in the interview claims he had a friendly conversation to Randall. During the interrogation,
The only information the officers were given was shots fired but, Deputy Murphy’s comment “if I have to go in there myself I’ll charge him with anything I can find” Is over the top and unnecessary. He didn’t know what the situation was I think the officers were right to enter his house to make sure anybody in the house is ok. Since the only information they had was shots fired the officers messed up when he took the mans keys to get into his gun safe that’s when his 4th amendment rights were violated.
At 12:02 p.m., Mr. Wilson calls in to the dispatcher to notify about the two men while moving his police unit to block not only the two men but traffic as well. According to New York Times, a dispute started to arise between Michael Brown, who is facing the front driver’s window with his hands spread to the side to display that he means no harm, and Officer Wilson sitting on the driver’s seat of the police unit. Due to conflict between Michael Brown and Officer Wilson, two bullets were fired from Officer Wilson’s gun one hitting Mr. Brown’s thumb briefly while the second bullet missed him. After shots were fired, Michael Brown began to run east along with Officer Wilson trying to chase him on foot. Once Mr. Brown comes to a competent halt, he turns in order to face Officer Wilson.
William Wright, born Oct 8, 1860, death in the missouri penitentiary by gas chamber on Sep 8, 1938 6:25 a.m. He died at the age of 32. He landed himself in the Missouri State Penitentiary by Killing Dr. J.T. McCampbell and a negro druggist in a robbery on March 15th, 1933 in Kansas City, Missouri. William, a negro, has been convicted of murder two times, in the first degree, for shooting and killing Dr. J.T. McCampbell, a negro druggist in Kansas City. The State's testimony from eyewitnesses was that late in the afternoon of March 15, 1933, William wright entered the drug store of McCampbell and with a revolver committed a holdup.
According to ncbnews (2016), on October 22, 1989, Jacob Wetterling who was 11 at the time was riding his bike with his brother and a friend by his house in central Minnesota, when he was kidnapped by a masked gunman who was later identified as Danny Heinrich. Heinrich, who sexaully molested and killed Jacob then burying his body in a pit near Jacob’s home. The police suspected Heinrich from the beginning but he claimed that he had no connection to the case, and the police lacked significant evidence to question him. After the case became cold, Jacob’s parents pushed for a national sex offenders registration list, and in 1994, congress passed the Jacob Wetterling Crimes Against Children and Sexually Violent Offenders Registration Act. Sadly, Jacob was not Heinrich first victim, nine months prior to Jacob’s disappearance, Heinrich kidnapped and sexually
It all started off in an abusive common law relationship between Angelique Lyn Lavallee and Kevin Rust. The couple had been together for a few years and the abuse Ms. Lavallee endured was physical, sexual, emotional and verbal. (Morris & Pilon, 1992) As a result of this abuse, Lavallee had made consecutive visits to the hospital. (Morris & Pilon, 1992) One summer night on August 31, 1986 the couple had hosted a party.
Just the Facts If an officer learns after the fact that what he perceived to be a weapon was actually a toy gun, a cell phone, or even a wallet, the standard by which the action will be judged will come from what the officer knew at the time. Officers need not, and often times cannot afford to, wait for a subject to pull the trigger or try to stab them before they react. Instead, they must weigh the totality of the circumstances and make a decision based on the facts available to them at the moment. Reasonable Choices The objective reasonableness standard establishes that officers are not just limited to the least amount of force possible.
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