Harris Vs Hartman Case Study

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On the above date and time I was Walmart responding to a call for service with Officer Hartmann. While on the call, I was advised by Walmart LP Officer, Marion Edwards, that a White male subject was with the White female subject that Officer Hartmann arrested for removing tags, trespassing, and poss of drugs and paraphernalia, reference P.R.P.D. case #2018-153. The male subject provided his social security number and he was positively identified as, William Jonathan Harris, by his D.A.V.I.D. photo. Dispatch conducted a wants and warrants check on Harris with negative results. Harris had a suspended Florida DL. Edwards stated that he observed and heard Harris warn the female that "the cops are her let's go." Edwards was referring to the

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