Documents tagged "Police"
Found 17 documents with this tag
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The image shows a document with the text "Palm Beach Police Department" printed at the top. There is also a phone number "(561) 822-1700" visible on the document. The rest of the content, including any details or specific information that might be relevant to the document's purpose, is redacted, making it unreadable. This indicates an effort to protect sensitive information from being shared publicly. The background appears to be plain and does not provide additional context about the location or setting where this document was taken.
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The image shows a piece of paper with printed text. The top part of the text is partially obscured but it includes the name "Palm Beach Police Department" and a phone number that begins with "561-820-." There's an overhand smudge or mark on the right side, partially covering what appears to be information in the center of the page. The style of the image is a standard document photograph, likely taken to show or share the printed information.
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The image displays a piece of paper with printed information on it. At the top, there is a title that reads "Palm Beach Police Department" followed by a phone number "05-938" which appears to be an extension or department code within the police department's internal system. The text is black against a plain background, and there are visible line breaks indicating the beginning of each new section or item on the paper. However, most of the content below this title has been redacted with dark marks that obscure any further details, making it impossible to discern additional information from the image provided.
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The image displays a document with a watermark over it that reads "Palm Beach Police Department" followed by the date "05/89." The document appears to be of an official nature, possibly a police report or notice. The text on the document is partially obscured due to the watermark; however, some words can still be discerned such as "PALM BEACH" and "POLICE DEPARTMENT." The visible portions of the document suggest that it might contain important information related to law enforcement within the Palm Beach area, but the exact details are hidden behind the watermark. The background of the document is a plain white color, which is typical for official government documents or reports.
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The image appears to be a photograph of a printed document, possibly an official police report from the Palm Beach Police Department. The document has been partially obscured with black markings to redact certain information; this is likely done for privacy and security reasons. The visible text includes the name of the department at the top, followed by some numbers that could be a case number or reference code. There are no people visible in the image, as it focuses on the document itself rather than its surroundings.
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The image is a digitally altered photograph featuring the Palm Beach Police Department logo at the top. The text "Palm Beach Police Department" is clearly visible. Below this text, there's a series of numbers: "05-26-98" which likely indicates a date related to the context of the photo. A significant portion of the image is obscured by a black rectangle with diagonal lines, obscuring what was originally there. The style of the image suggests it may have been intended for official use or communication within the police department.
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The image is a photocopied document from the Flagler Beach Police Department. It appears to be an official report with information redacted for privacy. The document includes a page number in the top right corner and the date of the report in the bottom left corner, but both are obscured by redacting marks. A photograph of a man is visible on the lower half of the page; however, significant parts of his image are also redacted to obscure his identity.
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The image shows a piece of paper that appears to be a form with printed text and a handwritten note on it. The form is titled "MPD Phone Sheet" which suggests it's related to the Metropolitan Police Department. There are lines for names, phone numbers, and email addresses, but these fields are blank except for one line where "Officer #1234567890" has been written by hand. The form also includes checkboxes for various statuses or roles, such as "Regular Officer" and "Sgt. Supervisor." Additionally, there's a printed note at the bottom right that reads "Not to be used in court for evidential purposes."
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The image shows a printed form titled "Motor Vehicle Accident Report" from the New York City Police Department. The date on the report is April 19th, but there's a red mark through it, indicating it may be inaccurate or has been amended. There are sections for accident details such as the time and date of the incident, location, weather conditions, and whether any injuries or fatalities occurred. The form also includes spaces to describe the actions leading up to the accident and the resulting damage. There's a section where evidence of consent to release personal information should be signed. It appears to have been filled out by hand, with some words crossed out and corrections made.
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The image is a scanned document with a title at the top that reads "New York Police Department Incident Report." Below the title, there is a series of tables and fields filled out with various pieces of information typically found on an incident report. Some data in the tables includes numerical values such as times, dates, and identification numbers. The style of the image is informational and utilitarian, resembling official documentation rather than artistic expression.
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The image displays a printed document titled "New York City Police Department" at the top. The title is followed by a heading that reads "Miscellaneous Reports." The body of the document contains rows and columns with handwritten numerical data, which appears to be related to financial transactions or inventory management. There are columns labeled with dates and various codes, alongside corresponding numbers filled in. Additionally, there's a note at the bottom stating "Please return promptly." The overall style of the image is a straightforward photocopy or printout of an official document from the NYC Police Department.
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The image shows a printed document with several columns of text that seem to be part of a table or spreadsheet. The topmost text is cut off, but it appears to contain numbers and possibly dates in the first row. Below this, there are additional rows filled with data, which might include items like "Case No.", "Name of Petitioner/Respondent", "Village", "Police Station", and various numerical values under columns titled "P.C.", "FIR", and others that are too small to read clearly. The document has a white background with black text and is likely related to some sort of legal or administrative proceedings, given the structure and contents visible.
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The image appears to be a scanned document with multiple pages, indicated by the page number "2" at the top right corner, suggesting that there is another page preceding this one. The document contains printed text in a standard, formal font, which suggests it could be an official paper or report of some sort. Due to the low resolution and quality of the scan, the text within the document is not legible; however, there are lines separating different sections of text, indicating that the document has been structured into paragraphs or distinct topics. The page also includes a header at the top left corner with the name "Staffordshire Police" followed by the word "POLICE," which likely refers to the police force in Staffordshire, UK.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031191.txt
The document discusses Jeffrey Epstein's mysterious background and sexual assault allegations. In California, the Santa Monica Police Department had a paper trail leading to Epstein's front door. A young actress who appeared on Baywatch and General Hospital placed a call saying she was sexually assaulted at Shutters on the Beach, a trendy hotel. The officer who took the call knew the woman's name and her voice, and she had previously told him about an encounter with Epstein.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030245.txt
The document discusses the Jeffrey Epstein case and his relationship with underage girls who came to his house for erotic massages in exchange for money. It mentions that many of these girls worked at local massage parlors or strip clubs, and there have been discussions about a house full of underage photos. The police conducted a search and found adult sextoys, but no hidden video cameras were discovered. One girl whose parents initiated the investigation told the police in a sworn statement that she had lied about her age to gain access to the house and wanted to be invited back. There have been discussions about a houseman who was caught stealing money from Epstein's house.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029992.txt
The document appears to be an email chain discussing the news of Lou Barbati's death. He was the co-owner of L&B Spumoni Gardens in Brooklyn and was shot outside his home on July 1, 2016. The person sending the email is expressing shock over the news and mentions that there were many nuts in the spumoni. The conversation seems to be casual and personal in nature.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029985.txt
The co-owner of Brooklyn pizzeria L&B Spumoni Gardens was shot to death in a targeted hit outside his home. The assassin is described as a white man in his 30s wearing a black hoodie. The New York Post Morning Digest also reports on the Clinton White House being a den of coke and mistresses, CNN staff revolting over Corey Lewandowski hire, and Derrick Rose's efforts to recruit Eric Gordon.