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On 7-29-2016 at about 1722 hrs I was dispatched to the Pro Tow at 420 H ST NW for the report of a verbal Altercation in progress. Enroute to the location dispatch advised that they had an open line, in which they could hear sounds of what sounded to be a physical altercation between males. Also prior to my arrival, dispatch advised that a new 911 caller was calling to report that an employee of Pro Tow was being assaulted by another customer. The caller, Tabatha Tarricone, advised 911 that another customer was standing on an employee, punching the employee in the head and then had the employee in a choke hold while holding a shiny object. As I arrived in the area I noticed Tabatha standing near the front sliding fence of Pro Tow. Tabatha …show more content…
I parked my vehicle outside of the gate and walked into the gated area on foot. I observed that a black male, later identified by WA ID as Aaron Johnson, was on the back of a Pro Tow employee. The employee was later identified as Ian Salonka. At the time, Ian and Aaron we in between several vehicles and Ian was on his hands and knees as Aaron was on the back of Ian, while Aaron had his right arm around the neck and throat of Aaron. From the position that Aaron was in, it appeared as if he was attempting to strangle Ian. I went over to the Ian and Aaron and ordered Aaron to release Ian, which he did. Then, with the help of Officer Minkler, we placed Aaron into handcuffs without issue and per our training. I then advised Aaron of his Miranda Rights, which I read from a preprinted card, to which he stated he understood and did not express confusion. I asked Aaron what was going on, Aaron kept repeating, " he used excessive force on me". I asked Aaron what had occurred, Aaron again stated "he used excessive force on me", he also stated that he was attacked by Ian and that he just wanted the items from his vehicle. However, even after asking Aaron what led to the altercation, Aaron would not further
angle. If this boy had stabbed him, it would have been a an underhand cut. Not
with a knife, Tom hit him over the head with a shovel, and killing him in the
bullet in his head right this instant’” (109). After Powell refuses, Booth pulls back as he decides
partner Shea finished the tagging the wall, a police siren blurted. They sprinted into different
at Ian in Terry and Ian's house but the stage had still been kept as
floor on closer inspection you can see her name is Izzy her flyer says she is used in many events
On the above date and time I was conducting traffic enforcement in the area of Ridge Road.
On 07-26-2017 at 0328 hours I was dispatched to 1735 Illinois in reference to an assault.
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P2: He woke his brother up with the shock from the scene in front of him but the car made impact anyways.
What is systematic observation? A systematic observation is described as a calculated document of an observation used to either support or challenge a hypothesis. For an observation to be efficient, it must be free of unfairness and repeatable. Systematic direct observation refers to the examination of performance other than behavior that has been clearly stimulated by a prearranged and consistent set of motivations. Physical activity is a behavior that is significant to people of all ages, genders, and ethnicity. Systematic observation recognizes the physical as well as the public environments in which the physical activity takes place.
into the road in front of the car that the blue man was driving. The blue man managed
David couldn’t hear anything but the power of the engine bursting into life. David was in 5th place while Joe was well ahead. David eased into 3rd place and 2 laps to go, he had to up his game. David was anxious and struggling to move to first but the lack of speed from the racer in front of David cost him the price. Eventually David was in 1st place, But not for long because out of nowhere Joe rushed and smashed into David straight away. According to the rules of the race, smashing into each other was acceptable. David had no choice but to smash into Joe as well.
Observational learning is a type of learning that is done by observing the actions of others. It describes the process of learning by watching others, retaining what was learned, and
Throughout my field visits to different schools, I encountered all different types of teaching practices and school environments . The first school I attended was Burger Middle School. While at Burger Middle School, I observed many classroom routines and procedures. For example, as a teaching method at Burger Middle School, students were put into groups of three. This method allowed the teacher to observe the whole class instead of students seated in the front. This teaching strategy, created student engagement because the seating arrangement allowed group work that created student discussion and collaboration. While touring the school, I saw a fantastic school atmosphere. There were plenty of classrooms used for subjects that included; art, math, technology( two rooms), a science and even a workout fitness center. As I walked around the school I saw a productive learning environment. There were posters on the wall about important historical figures like Mahatma Gandhi and Thomas Jefferson. Overall, I saw a safe and supportive