Personal Narrative Report

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On 04/23/2018, I, Dillon Dickerson, badge #155, was working as a Patrol Officer for the Wichita State University Police Department, in Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas. At approximately 2313 hours dispatch received a call from a concerned friend of a student names Olivia Bradely later identified by Shocker ID A776S542. Dispatch gathered information from the reporting party and then called the squad room. Dispatch advised they were getting a call of a possible suicidal student at Shocker Hall. Dispatch advised the female who we needed to check on was in Shocker Hall room D3090. I informed dispatch via radio I would be heading to Shocker Hall. Dispatch advised the Assistant Residence life Coordinator Jesus Gomez Llanos Tirado would be waiting …show more content…

I asked if we could come into the room and Maggie said that was okay. I noticed there was someone standing behind Maggie. She identified herself as Olivia. She was currently crying and was wipeing tears off her face. I asked Olivia if she would be willing to talk to us for a few minutes. Olivia said this was fine and continued to cry. I informed Olivia she could take a seat if she wanted too. I informed Olivia some friends were concerned about her and we just wanted to make sure everything was okay. Olivia sat down in a chair in the common area of her two room apartment. I asked if she had any kleenx she wanted me to get for her. She said she did not have any but Maggie retrived some toilet paper for …show more content…

Olivia said she worked at a buisness called Home Goods. I asked Olivia what happened at her work and she did not want to anwser this question. I informed Olivia it is okay for her not to anwser this question. I asked Olivia if this person was still working at her job and she said no. I also asked her if this person has tried to contact her since this occured and she said he has not. I asked Olivia if she made a police case with the Wichita Police Department and she said she did not. Olivia said she reported the information of what occured to her immediate boss. Olivia said her boss did not want to notify Human Resources. Olivia said the male recently was fired from Home

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