Police Officer
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1,089 appearances
82 recordings
21 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 24 May
Police Officer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I'm extremely grateful to FCPD for their continuing efforts in this case, as well as the efforts of Deputy Commonwealth's attorneys, Kelsey Gill and Eric Klingon, who've worked tirelessly with their counterparts in the Fairfax County Police Department.
Authorities haven't identified a suspect or a motive.
I'm on scene at Smith Street. You can go ahead and put me as a primary officer.
Authorities haven't identified a suspect or a motive. We'll continue to update you on this investigation as new details come into the newsroom.
Hey, Sarge, we got evidence on the floor here, too. I got a bunch of little white pills. I don't know what they are. It kind of looks like Xanax.
Yeah.
It reeks of marijuana. Yeah.
The Metro Day Police Department is investigating a double homicide that occurred here today.
Basically what we want to know is how somebody can come up on a campus like this with security and get murdered like that.
We didn't know as a team what was going to happen.
He's a hard worker, and that's what we've been doing, working hard, and it's for him.
On March 9th of 2018, Binghamton police received a 911 call from Haley's roommates. Officers respond to the scene. They enter the home. That's where they find Haley lying in bed, unresponsive. And obviously, just given the nature of Haley's age alone is suspicious. 22-year-olds generally just don't die without some related medical condition.
And here, by all accounts, is just from the visible eyes, is a healthy person who's found deceased lying in bed. It was safe to say that the death was suspicious in nature. I was advised of the situation. I responded to the scene as well as my staff.
We were advised by my lieutenant at the time that they had a death investigation pending. Unusual circumstances, so to speak. They said that they were drafting a search warrant for the residence. So my partner, Jess Griffin, and I went to the scene. Obviously, we can't go inside the residence until the search warrant is completed and signed. So we were waiting for that to happen.
The area around 23 Oak Street, it's residential, multifamily homes, along with single-family homes, known for Binghamton University students. Where Haley and her friends lived, it was around the corner.
The apartment where Haley was located was not Haley's apartment. It was rented by several other Binghamton University students, Orlando Trucero being one of them.
through talking to Haley's roommates. It was learned that Orlando, I don't know if you could say that they were boyfriend and girlfriend, but they had an on-again, off-again relationship. And where Haley was located was Orlando Tercero's bedroom. We have to know why Haley has been found deceased in his bed and why he is not around.
Once the search warrant was signed, then we started moving our way inside. As we moved into the dining room, we noticed that the bookshelf was askew. Screwed into the entryway, it's like a wood frame structure, were three eyelets, three metal eye hooks. And through those was a necktie. And not too far into the kitchen, a little bit, there was a chair that was askew as well.
My detectives see that as evidence of a suicide attempt, failed suicide attempt.
We also noticed some gauze packaging on the kitchen counter. In the garbage can also were more gauze paper towels with obvious bloodstaining. So that was another indication that someone hurt themselves and tried to clean themselves up a little bit. We did go into the bedroom where Haley was located.
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