News about Ronald Davis

After her state trooper ex-boyfriend told colleagues her suicidal texts, a Pennsylvania woman was taken to a mental health clinic, her criminal charges were dismissed, but the messages, according to a criminal lawsuit, were taken out of context. Ronald Keith Davis, 37, involuntarily committed Michelle Perfanov for five days after claiming she made suicidal threats, according to an affidavit of probable cause. Following an argument, the trooper, who is married with children, decided to end their four-month relationship. When Davis tried to arrest the woman, police said he failed to provide the full context of those messages.' 'In fact, the text messages became the product of a much larger, domestic conflict between him and the victim,' the criminal complaint said.

Ronald Davis, a 37-year-old Pennsylvania State Police trooper, is facing a slew of charges after allegedly detaining his ex-girlfriend and committing her to a mental health facility under phony allegations.

After he reportedly arrested his ex-girlfriend in a'wrestling-style arrest' and committed her to a mental health facility under phony allegations, a Pennsylvania State Police trooper is facing a slew of charges, including criminal strangulation and false imprisonment. Ronald Keith Davis, 37, was arrested on September 21. He is accused of misusing his authority to have his mother of four months detained in a medical facility against her will. According to an affidavit of probable cause, the cop, who is married with children, applied for an involuntary mental health pledge for the woman. However, the woman told investigators that she was trapped in an abusive relationship with Davis, who tried to wield 'power and influence' by blocking access to her possessions and threatening to 'paint her as insane.'

As part of a ten-week man hunt for 16 federal judicial districts named Operation We Will Find You, United States Marshals were able to locate or recover an astounding 225 missing children. The marshals work with the National Center For Missing and Exploding Children around the country as part of an initiative that focuses on areas of 'high clusters' of missing children. According to the Marshals Service, this operation resulted in the discovery of 169 missing children and the remaining 56 being found safe.