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Henderson Parking Garae: A Case Study

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On May 10, 2016, at approximately 0951 hours, police dispatch aired over the police channel that a female was being assaulted in the basement level of the Henderson Parking Garage (H-Lot), and the victim/caller was calling from a Blue Phone, later identified to be located at the northeast section of the H-Lot.

I arrived on scene with fellow officers Stark and Withrow who were already with the victim. I was informed the vehicle involved is a blue Buick Park Avenue, approx. 2001 model year. After checking the immediate area, I requested information on where the suspect resides and was told 1740 Blackhawk St., unit 104.

At about 1011 hours I met with an Aurora Police Officer at the Blackhawk address. We knocked on the door for apartment 104, on Building 1732 Blackhawk St., and no one answered. No building marked as 1740 Blackhawk was located. The victim then confirmed that the location is 1732, not 1740 Blackhawk. I then returned to campus.

When I arrived at campus I was informed that the video in the Henderson Garage do not show the suspect vehicle exiting. I entered the garage, and began searching the ground level area and quickly located a vehicle parked backed into a …show more content…

The side windows had very dark tinting, and in the already dim parking garage made seeing the subject's hands difficult. I ordered him to show me his hands, and he showed his hands. I told him to open his door and he told me he could not open his door. I asked his name, and replied "Charles", and then dropped his hands from my view. I drew my firearm and pointed at him while ordering him to show his hands. He reluctantly show his hands, and then would lower them, and reached for a backpack on the seat next to him. His behavior was erratic and continued to comply with showing hands, and then remove them. He stated he could not open the door. I had him move to the front seat, and he still could not open the

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