Woman Charged With Filing False Police Report Relating To Arrest



Lynchburg police determined that an accusation related to an arrest and Taser usage in the area of Old Forest Road on June 2 did not happen.


Police announced the investigation on June 3 and after reviewing Taser deployments, body camera footage, in-car camera videos and closed-circuit television video determined the reported incident never happened.


Members of the Lynchburg Police Department worked with Commonwealth’s Attorney Bethany Harrison and determined the appropriate charge.


Jaccarra Taylor is charged with filing a false police report, a Class 1 misdemeanor and was taken into custody Thursday night without incident and was released on bond, according to Lynchburg police.


In Chicago, the police have charged the mother of a 7-month-old boy after she falsely claimed the child was inside her vehicle when it was stolen on the city’s South Side Monday.


Police initially did not say where they found the boy, but police later said the child was found safely in the care of a baby sitter.


Sade Owens, 30, was arrested Monday night just before 9:40 p.m. in the 5100 block of South Wentworth Avenue. Owens was charged with one felony count of false report of offense.


Police said an investigation determined the child was never in the vehicle, which was stolen by an unknown offender Monday afternoon in the 2700 block of West 71st Street.

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