Alice Monologue
On Monday 05/09/16 at 1328 hours I was dispatched to a physical domestic at 215
D ST SE in the City of Auburn, King Co, WA. Dispatch advised the reporting person, Alice Weigel, stated her son, Adam Weigel, had slammed her hand in a door. Dispatch advised Alice declined medical aid.
When I arrived Officers J. Crawford and S. Feero were already contacting Adam on the back porch, and I began speaking with Alice inside the residence. Alice explained that Adam lives at her residence with her, but is in the process of moving out.
Alice stated today she observed various belongs of Adam's scattered across the living room and she became upset because of the mess. It should be noted I saw many of these items, and it appeared as though Adam was stagging …show more content…
Officer Feero again grabbed the door in the same location, opened the door until it was against the washer, but that position of the door did not make contact with the washer.
When Alice observed this, she became upset with us and told us were trying to be technical, and that she wanted us to leave because she needed to pick up her grandchildren.
I asked Alice if I could take photographs of her first, and she said, "Yes, but hurry up, I need to go." I took four photos of Alice, but she while I was taking them, she told me had to go and began walking away. I later uploaded the photos to the V:drive.
Because Alice wanted Police to leave, and was becoming agitated, I did not obtain additional photos of the door and washer.
Based on the fact that Alice showed no signs or evidence of assault, she could not demonstrate how her hand hit the washer, and Adam's conflicting story and statements about her mental health issues, there was not probable cause to charge Adam with assault.
Adam stated he was going to leave the residence for a couple hours to prevent any further issues between he and Alice.
Officer Feero provided Alice with a Domestic Violence pamphlet. This case is
D ST SE in the City of Auburn, King Co, WA. Dispatch advised the reporting person, Alice Weigel, stated her son, Adam Weigel, had slammed her hand in a door. Dispatch advised Alice declined medical aid.
When I arrived Officers J. Crawford and S. Feero were already contacting Adam on the back porch, and I began speaking with Alice inside the residence. Alice explained that Adam lives at her residence with her, but is in the process of moving out.
Alice stated today she observed various belongs of Adam's scattered across the living room and she became upset because of the mess. It should be noted I saw many of these items, and it appeared as though Adam was stagging …show more content…
Officer Feero again grabbed the door in the same location, opened the door until it was against the washer, but that position of the door did not make contact with the washer.
When Alice observed this, she became upset with us and told us were trying to be technical, and that she wanted us to leave because she needed to pick up her grandchildren.
I asked Alice if I could take photographs of her first, and she said, "Yes, but hurry up, I need to go." I took four photos of Alice, but she while I was taking them, she told me had to go and began walking away. I later uploaded the photos to the V:drive.
Because Alice wanted Police to leave, and was becoming agitated, I did not obtain additional photos of the door and washer.
Based on the fact that Alice showed no signs or evidence of assault, she could not demonstrate how her hand hit the washer, and Adam's conflicting story and statements about her mental health issues, there was not probable cause to charge Adam with assault.
Adam stated he was going to leave the residence for a couple hours to prevent any further issues between he and Alice.
Officer Feero provided Alice with a Domestic Violence pamphlet. This case is