Observation Of Justin Pearce's Disappearance

Mr. Plato was arrested for assault on a female. Mr. Plato was transported to the Wake County Jail where he was processed by CCBI and then released into the custody of the Wake County Jailers without further incident

Upon our arrival, the resident, Mark Denote requested that his visiting girlfriend, Suhail Lavecchia be removed from his home. The two intoxicated parties were separated and interviewed. Mr. Denote explained that the two became accidentally separated at the Philadelphia Eagles game this evening and returned to the apartment separately. On Ms. Lavecchia’s arrival at the apartment, a verbal argument ensued. At this time, a cut was noted on Mr. Denote’s finger and red abrasion on his neck. Mr. Denote explained that he suffered the cut while a

On 05/27/2016, at approximately 2318 hours, your affiant was dispatched to 315 South Ferguson Street for a disturbance.

On Sunday December 11, 2016 at approximately 9:31AM I, Deputy George checked en route to 1413, Holly Trail East, Hawkins, Texas 75765 in reference to a reported burglary.

On august 24, 2015, at approximately 2:32 PM I, Deputy Ragsdale, was dispatch to 898 County Road 1895, Yantis, Texas in reference to a theft.]

On November 24, 2016 at approximately 11:05 PM, Sgt. Hildebrand and I were dispatched to 219 County Road 1885 Yantis, Texas, regarding a neighbor dispute.

blood on O.J.'s Bronco door, on the console, on the interior side of the door, a

Mr. Barnett, stated his son Edward was having an adverse reaction to medication prescribed to him for an infection. According to Mr. Barnett, Edward had been behaving erratically and even attempted to leave the residence naked. Mr. Barnett stated he and his wife were attempting to take Edward to the hospital to have evaluated by a medical physicians to possibly change his medication. Edward, however, would not cooperate and due to his past history of becoming violent Mr. and Mrs. Barnett felt is was safer to call police.

Detectives would later state that upon further inspection, they could also see small smudges of blood inside the vehicle leading them to believe that someone who either injured inside the home or

This is a report of a domestic battery between Dustin Lyons and his brother Robert Lyons at 6720 35th St N. Robert Lyon went to the residence to gather things inside of the residence, during this a physical altercation occurred between the brothers. Dustin advised his brother left the scene already and he does not wish to pursue charges. No contact was made with the suspect at this time, Dustin did not want photographs taking of the marks on his body; he advised he did not need medical attention either. SAO referral will be completed regarding this

Have you ever wondered how much a single blood splatter could impact a whole crime scene? In January 2004, Sachs and Jessica Snyder wrote an article titled, Blood is the Ink, Crime is the Story, which could be found in “Popular Science”. Blood spatter tells more of a story than most individuals know, including detectives and crime-scene analysis. A blood stained analysts, Paulette Sutton, informs those who do investigate crime how important a single blood stain is. An average everyday person could easily tell which direction the blood stain came from, and what height it had fallen from, nevertheless there is still more to the story.

On 9/9/16 at approximately 1855 Medical was requested during an ICS to report to Higbee to assess two offenders who were involved in altercation and a chemical irritant was used. Offender Molina OID 241301 was noted to have a small redness on the right foot, otherwise no other injuries were noted. Offender Lowry OID 225728 denied injuries and declined medical evaluation.

Identification and description of objects and areas in the scene which could contain potential fingerprint or trace evidence: In the middle of the living room, there were wine glasses. The one glass had blood on it and it could have a fingerprint on it. The pair of glasses and cell phone could have fingerprints on it too. The opened bottle of Arrowhead water was on the white couch nearest the west side of the wall. This bottle could contain possible DNA or fingerprints. The hat on the wooden table could contain strands of hair. Between the table and brown couch, the multi – color blanket could contain possible DNA. On the black handled silver kitchen knife could have fingerprints and DNA. Upon entry to the living room on the ground to my left, I was able to distinguish blood spots which could be shoe markings. There were some blood spots on the floor.

At 1600 paramedics were dispatched to a home address of a 25 year male named Gary acting aggressively towards family members and throwing objects around the house. On arrival SAPOL were at the scene. Upon entering the house family members including father, mother and a younger brother were present in the living room. The have stated that earlier Gary had ingested a few Effexor tablets (number of tablets unknown & not prescribed) and had been drinking. Parents stated that Gary had been diagnosed with depression and lately he has been having behavioural changes and issues. At this Gary had locked himself in his room and was uncooperative. 1st paramedic John tried talking to Gary

Upon entering the kitchen which measured at 9 feet 1.5 inches in length and 11 feet 9 inches in width there was various items of evidence. One of the items was a disposable coffee cup measuring 6 ¾ inches in height. It was on top of the kitchen table. The lid was black and the cup was white. It had a cardboard sleeve on it with writing which read “Beat UC Davis Sponsored by ASI Causeway Classic Blood Drive October 20 & 21 10am – 5 pm University Union Ballroom.” There was blood fingerprints on it, approximately seven different fingerprints. The blood prints were only on the sleeve of the cup. Another item of evidence was a kitchen knife which was located on top of the kitchen counter. The knife was 12 inches long and 1 5/8 inches in width. It was approximately 1ft and 4 inches away from the