**I've been waiting for this case to clear in superior court to show these pictures and now that it's over...they are fair game**
A while back i had a jump and run from a traffic stop. (car rolls to a stop as the passengers pile out of still moving car and take off running)
I ran down one of the passengers and another officer managed to catch the driver about 5 blocks away. The next morning, a homeowner near where the car was stopped, called and stated he found something under his car. I respond to find a gun wrapped in a black t-shirt. the t-shirt belongs to the passenger that i caught after the jump and run and the shirt owner is a convicted felon; ie: it is a felony for him possess a firearm. he swore up and down that it wasn't his gun but fingerprints and the obvious evidence proved otherwise.
this is the "obvious evidence" i'm referring to:
Front
("Carson Stout" is one of the housing projects i work in)
Back
"Plan went sour" is referring to the robbery he was sent to prison over.
closeup
**and yes, this is all public record now**
i suppose putting your prison ID on a t-shirt gives you street credit but not common sense
A while back i had a jump and run from a traffic stop. (car rolls to a stop as the passengers pile out of still moving car and take off running)
I ran down one of the passengers and another officer managed to catch the driver about 5 blocks away. The next morning, a homeowner near where the car was stopped, called and stated he found something under his car. I respond to find a gun wrapped in a black t-shirt. the t-shirt belongs to the passenger that i caught after the jump and run and the shirt owner is a convicted felon; ie: it is a felony for him possess a firearm. he swore up and down that it wasn't his gun but fingerprints and the obvious evidence proved otherwise.
this is the "obvious evidence" i'm referring to:
Front
("Carson Stout" is one of the housing projects i work in)
Back
"Plan went sour" is referring to the robbery he was sent to prison over.
closeup
**and yes, this is all public record now**
i suppose putting your prison ID on a t-shirt gives you street credit but not common sense
the meat of the report is in the non-public/officer narrative section.
