Case Study: Game And Fish Enforcement Force
On 12/10/15, Deputies with PCSO was contacted by Game and Fish Enforcement Officers A. Baker and R. Spurlock who stated they were en-route to 10113 Centennial Rd. to make contact with Clinton Bradley Looper in reference to illegal hunting. Lt. Haase advised Officer Baker that PCSO had an active order of protection that needed to be served as well as a Probation warrant. Lt. Haase and Dep. E. Reyer meet Officer at 10113 Centennial Rd. and observed Officer Baker and Spurlock in foot pursuit of Looper. After a short foot chase Looper was taken into custody. Lt. Haase performed search incident to arrest on looper and located a glass pipe with off white residue inside, in his right jacket pocket. Also located was a small bag containing a white
crystal substance suspected to be methamphetamine in Loopers front right coin pocket of his jeans. While speaking to the officers they advised there was a Remington 30-06 rifle that was loaded approximately 40 yards from him that they cleared. After an ACIC check of the gun it returned not to be stolen at the time of the arrest. Also located was a camo backpack of Loopers that contained a box of 30-06 unspent ammo. Looper was taken to PCRDF and the evidence was submitted into the PCSO property room.
crystal substance suspected to be methamphetamine in Loopers front right coin pocket of his jeans. While speaking to the officers they advised there was a Remington 30-06 rifle that was loaded approximately 40 yards from him that they cleared. After an ACIC check of the gun it returned not to be stolen at the time of the arrest. Also located was a camo backpack of Loopers that contained a box of 30-06 unspent ammo. Looper was taken to PCRDF and the evidence was submitted into the PCSO property room.