Documents and Incidents Tagged "Traffic Stop"

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    Incident 2024-00701450

    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 Jeffrey-Payne

    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

    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  |