Arrest Law Bulletin 2008: Vol 32 Index

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January - December | Vol. 32 |I ndex 2008
Arrest Law Bulletin
Issue
DETENTION
Troopers “whoop” siren and continue to ask
questions, Figueroa-Espana (7th Cir), .......:sssscsssssssecesseeeeenes
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Drug conspirator claims police violated extradition
treaty with the Dominican Republic, Gardiner (11th Cir.), ....
EXCESSIVE FORCE
Agents beat bank robber hiding under deck,
Abel (6th Cir.), July
Cops scuffle with “out of control” diabetic,
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Deputy shoots mentally unstable man who stole
police cruiser, Long (11th Cir.), Jan.
Deputy tases uncooperative 100-pound woman in
ankle restraints, apparently for yelling expletive at
him, Orem (4th Cir.), June
Off-duty officer asks man to leave chair, fight ensues,
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Officer believes other officer is fleeing suspect,
repeatedly kicks him in the groin, Johnson (D.C. Cir.), ......... Aug.
Officer calls for back up, but continues to Taser
suspect before other officer arrives, Buckley (11th Cir.), ........ Nov.
Officer claims he was aiming at another when he shot
suspect, Moore (8th Cir.),
Officer draws weapon and forces two suspects to lie
on ground pending arrival of other officers,
Dorsey (6th Cir.),
Officers believe shots fired in parking lot, tackle bar
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Officers shoot at unarmed suspect, one misses,
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Officer tasers struggling suspect twice, steps on his
head, Chaney (11th Cir.),
Suspect suffering from seizures fails to acknowledge
police during low-speed chase, Ryan (6th Cir.),
FALSE ARREST
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Officer tells other officer suspect Duckworth (WA),
pushed him, Holmes (7th Cir.), Duncan (KY),
IN BRIEF Greider (FL),
Jackson (MA),
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Sanders (KY),
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Wimberly (KY),
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Westervelt (NY),
Marquez (CO),
Probable cause
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Richards (KY),
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Search incident to arrest
Daniels (MA),
Henning (KS),
Sargeant (MA),
Traffic stop
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Driver appears intoxicated, blood destruction of property,
test turns up negative, EE RI: stserncnenecossiennsdennnsnennceet RR icdien 3
Titus (10th Cir.),
Surveillance sees passed
Eyewitness tells police suspect cardboard box, little else,
violated BB gun law, arresting ey Ee sicniniercintiieinincineiniens
officer points unloaded BB gun at
Suspect argues that no evidence
suspect’s husband,
linked him to criminal activities
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involving the searched vehicle,
Girlfriend tells police suspect Patton (3d Cir.),
involved in bank robbery,
Suspect keeps telling friend he
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doesn’t have to talk to police,
Informant’s tip leads to traffic Ee
stop, drug arrests, Cardenas-
Suspect’s ex-girlfriend tells police
Celestino (8th Cir.),
suspect confessed to murder,
Jury fails to convict suspect for
8 eee OR annie
firearm possession, Dembry (8th Cir.), ....Sept.
Known suspect seen standing REASONABLE BELIEF
near “No Trespassing” sign, The standard for entry on
Harvey (11th Cir.), arrest warrants, June
Man matches description of bank
REASONABLE SUSPICION
robber, seen less than one mile
away from crime, Jones (8th Cir.), ......... Sept. Experienced officer, McCoy (4th Cir.), .... Mar.
Officers arrest shooting suspect Officer stops man who is close
largely based on suicide threat to victim’s description of her ex-
and “punch” list, Parsons (6th Cir.), ..... Aug. ...... husband, Goodlett (10th Cir.), .............. Sept.
Officer sees known drug suspect
SEARCH
while patrolling drug hotel,
Robertson (10th Cir.), During arrest, police officers
look around suspect’s house and
Officer sees overloaded van
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matching terrorism guidelines,
Gilles (2d Cir.), Police enter home, conduct
protective search without
Officers put together photo
arresting suspect, Legette (11th Cir.),
array with only one photo that
physically matched the suspect, Suspect uncooperative, makes
p< ee Oct. suspicious movements in car,
Officers receive reports of child SINE CEG ectnccctcntinniernnnnctnetseninnanis
neglect, see evidence of neglect at
SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST
suspect’s house, Venters (7th Cir.),
Depressed man calls hotline,
Officers see hand-to-hand
hints that he might kill
drug transaction, chase suspect
coworkers, Mora (4th Cir), ......ssssesseees f
through house, Smith (3d Cir.),
Police arrange for eye witness SUFFICIENCY OF WARRANT
to make show-up identification,
Officers enter third party’s house
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to nearby marijuana field,
Ginter (3d Cir.), SUPREME COURT SPOTLIGHT
Roommate calls police to report U.S. Supreme Court rules that
domestic disturbance and search after arrest that violates
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state law does not violate U.S.
Constitution, Virginia (U.S.),
UNLAWFUL ARREST
Business owner fails to comply
with officer’s information
requests, Henderson (9th Cir.), ........s000+ Nov.
Officer arrests woman for
allegedly trespassing on public
sidewalk, Mesa (Sth Cir.), ..........sccssseeees Nov. ....-.
Police arrest Abu Ghraib
protesters while protecting
presidential motorcade, Egolf (3d Cir.), ...July
Police arrest man for driving van
with terroristic message on the
a ED CURE GED, cttesiccnctectcscsscccnncennce Aug.
WARRANT
Officers with warrant arrest
wrong man with similar name,
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Police enter friend’s home to
arrest suspect, Cantrell (8th Cir.), .......... Aug.
Suspect strip-searched pursuant
to an incorrect arrest warrant,
Archuleta (10th Cir.),
WARRANTLESS ARREST
Suspect jabs finger at officers,
makes threatening remarks,
Simon (6th Cir.),
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