All articles tagged with #police reports
Four Louisiana law enforcement officials, including two police chiefs, and a businessman are accused of fabricating police reports to illegally obtain U visas for immigrants, with officials allegedly paid for false reports and involved in a scheme spanning several years. The case highlights issues of corruption and fraud within law enforcement and immigration processes.
Jon Jones retired from the UFC shortly after being charged with leaving the scene of an accident in February, a charge that was only uncovered after his retirement announcement, raising questions about whether the legal issues influenced his decision. The police reports detail a woman claiming Jones was driving under the influence and doing mushrooms, but Jones's lawyer disputes the allegations, suggesting police targeted him and that the story was kept quiet for months. UFC CEO Dana White stated he was unaware of the charges until after Jones's retirement, and reports indicate the police kept the incident under wraps.
Google Maps has removed the specific 'speed trap' reporting feature and replaced it with a more general 'police' tag in its incident reports. This change aims to cover a broader range of police activities beyond just speed monitoring, potentially enhancing traffic safety by encouraging drivers to slow down in areas with reported police presence. The update is part of Google Maps version 24.47.04.699095382 and will be available across various platforms, though it may not yet be rolled out in all regions.
Lachelle Jordan, who went missing just days before she was set to testify in a rape case, has returned home after being missing for five days. Her family held a press conference to update the public, stating that she had experienced trauma and was still in the hospital. Jordan had filed at least 11 police reports about being stalked and living in fear before her disappearance. She was set to be a key witness in the rape case against 65-year-old Michael Stennett, who was arrested for menacing and stalking Jordan but has not been charged in connection to her disappearance.
Police reports reveal a troubled past of Brett Gitchel, the man arrested in connection to the disappearance of Leticia Martinez. The reports include 911 calls made by or against Gitchel, including claims of stolen property, threats to burn down apartments, and a formal missing persons report filed on his behalf. Gitchel was recently arrested for burglary and is now being held on $5 million bail for attempted murder, kidnapping, and arson charges related to Martinez's disappearance.