Documents and Incidents Tagged "Traffic Stop"
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Incident 2024-00701450 |
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| Date | Apr 05, 2024 |
| Report # | 2024-00701450 |
| Department | Hanover County Sheriff's Office |
| Officers | Peter C. Chapman |
| Description | Hanover County Sheriff's deputy P. C. (Peter) Chapman violated the rights of Deshawn Eugene Taylor at a traffic stop, then engaged in reverse prosecution of his victim, according to a PACER entry for Deshawn Taylor v Commonwealth of Virginia dated May 2024. |
| Address |
10500 Lakeridge
near Cedar Ridge Drive
Ashland, VA |
| Tags | Lawsuit | Richmond | Traffic Stop | Hanover County Sheriff's Office | Hanover County | Chapman | Peter Chapman | |
Incident Richmond-Police-Traffic-Stop-Shooting-March06-2025 |
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| Date | Mar 06, 2025 |
| Report # | Richmond-Police-Traffic-Stop-Shooting-March06-2025 |
| Department | Richmond Police Department |
| Description | Richmond Police officers shot a man during a traffic stop on March 6, 2025. They said he "failed to comply." |
| Address |
2600 Melbourne Street
Richmond, VA |
| Tags | Richmond Police | Virginia | Police Shootings | Richmond | Traffic Stop | |
Incident Jeffrey-Payne |
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| Date | Aug 02, 2022 |
| Time | 11:30 PM |
| Report # | Jeffrey-Payne |
| Department | Fairfax County Police |
| Officers | Joshua Michael Moser |
| Description | Jeffrey Payne, 41, of Falls Church was shot by undercover officer Sergeant Joshua Moser during a traffic stop. FCPD claimed no body camera footage was captured. Payne was unarmed. He was taken to the hospital and survived. |
| Address |
Arlington Boulevard
near Patrick Henry Drive
Fairfax County, VA |
| Tags | Police Shootings | Victim(s) Survived | No Bodycam | Fairfax County Police | Jeffrey Payne | Joshua Moser | Traffic Stop | |
Incident Gladden-v-Oberholzer |
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| Date | Feb 06, 2019 |
| Time | 09:00 AM |
| Report # | Gladden-v-Oberholzer |
| Department | Charlottesville Police |
| Officers | Robbie Oberholzer |
| Description | Jamar Gladden, appearing pro se and proceeding in forma pauperis, filed this civil action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983, alleging that Defendant R.A. Oberholzer, a police officer for the City of Charlottesville, used excessive force against Gladden during a traffic stop on July 29, 2015. On February 6, 2019, Gladden filed a one-count complaint alleging that Oberholzer violated his Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment rights. Gladden claims that he suffered a broken tooth, at least one cut requiring stitches, and a dislocated shoulder. Gladden complied. Instead of restraining Gladden’s wrists, however, Oberholzer “grabbed [him] around the neck with his forearm in a ‘choke hold’ fashion” and “used his body weight to throw” Gladden to the ground. Oberholzer kept choking Gladden and holding him down while unknown “detectives kicked, punched[,] and struck” him. |
| Address | Charlottesville, VA |
| Tags | Lawsuit | Charlottesville | Charlottesville Police | Traffic Stop | Excessive Force | Robbie Oberholzer | Jamar Gladden | |