4 thoughts on “May 27, 2019”

1. Are you a trained detective ? #JusticeForAlissaTurney

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2. CURRENT FACT SHEET SUMMARY OF PHOENIX POLICE RESPONSE
   
   TO SHOPLIFTING INCIDENT RESULTING IN OFFICERS
   
   BEING REMOVED FROM THE STREET AND ASSIGNED TO DESK
   
   DUTY
   
   • Date: May 27, 2019 at approximately 11:17 a.m.
   
   • Location: 1600 N. 36th Street
   
   • On May 27, Phoenix Police received a call for assistance from the store manager
   
   to report a shoplifting inside the store.
   
   • During the investigation the store manager alerted the officer to a second
   
   shoplifting in progress and the people from that incident were now getting into a
   
   vehicle in the parking lot.
   
   • As the officer approached the vehicle, he observed female #1 drop an item
   
   before getting in the car, then the vehicle quickly reversed and drove away.
   
   • Moments later the vehicle stopped at McDowell Road, female #1 exited the
   
   vehicle and the car again drove away. The officer learned the female had three
   
   misdemeanor warrants for her arrest and was booked for the outstanding
   
   warrants.
   
   • The vehicle was located a short distance away and stopped in an apartment
   
   complex about a mile away. Officers arrested the male driver and a second
   
   female.
   
   • The male driver told an officer he shoplifted a package of underwear from the
   
   store and threw them out the window, and in addition he was driving on a
   
   suspended license.
   
   • Female individual #2 told an officer that her aunt (female #1) and child went into
   
   the store together. Female #2 also said she saw her child walk out of the store
   
   with a doll and she believed they had stolen it because they didn’t have any
   
   money. Also, the female said she heard the officer in the parking lot tell the driver
   
   to stop the car several times, but he didn’t.
   
   • The store manager declined to prosecute, so no one was arrested for
   
   shoplifting.
   
   • On June 11, Phoenix Police was made aware of video taken by residents at the
   
   apartment complex showing extremely offensive and unprofessional language
   
   and actions by officers during the arrests. That same day, Police Chief Jeri
   
   Williams requested the officers be removed from the street and assigned to desk
   
   duty while an investigation takes place.
   
   • On June 14, the Police Department provided to the media the police report of the
   
   original call to the local business on May 27, 2019. On the same day, Chief
   
   Williams shared a videotaped message with the community expressing how
   
   disturbing the video was, her expectations of employees, the need to give due
   
   diligence for the investigation and her support of the men and women of the
   
   department who faithfully protect and serve the community

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3. Yeah but you wouldn’t show the videos of your officers using excessive force and profanity..

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4. first good work

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