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WARRANT OF ARRESTTO ANY PEACE OFFICER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS;'" i~" .

The undersigned Magistrate having heretofore found that probable cause exists for the issuance ofthis WalTant you are hereby commanded to arrest:

Austin Michael CarpenterW/M 05/18/1992

hereinafter referred to as the suspe'ct, and bring the said suspectbefore a Magistrate in and for Tarrant County, Texas, instanter,then and there to answer the State of Texas for an offenseagainst the laws of the said State, tq-wit

DELIVERY OF CoIitroIh;jd Substance PG3 <28 GM,HSC 481.114 Al,.f(JZfYzo L Pn'l'''\..

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of which offense he; the said suspect, is accused by the written affidavit, under oath of Fort WorthPolice Officer JC Williams #3603, filed before me anterior to the issuance of this warrantHerein fail not and due.retum make hereof at the place hereinafter named.

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BEFORE ME, the ..undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared the undersigned,'--/ r ., , . -' " : .' < -.- .. , '. \ .., - .'. ,',. _.

affiant, who,aft~rp~i.pgby rT1Eildulysworn on 9ath deposes and says: My name IS OfficerJC Williams #3603, of the Fort Worth' Police Department SpeCial' Operati9ns Divisionand I have good reason to believe and do believe that on or about the 3rd day ofNovember, 2011, in Tarrant County, Texas, Austin Michael Carpenter W/M 05/18/1992did then and there commit the offense of DELIVERY OF CIS PG3 <28 GM, HSC 481,114jr:J that he did then and there intentionally and knowingly deliver hydrocodone, in the form ofpills, to your affiant Fort Worth Police Officer JC Williams.'#3603, including any adulterantsand dilutants.

My belief is based upon the follo,ving facts and information:

1. That your affiant, Officer;jC Williams #3603, has been a Fort Worth Police Office~ foroverfive (5) years and is cl.Jrrently assigned to the Special Operations Division, NarcoticSection. Your affiantiscurrently assigned as a Narcotics Investigator with the Fort WorthPolice Department Special Operations Division Narcotics Unit. During your affianfscareer as a peace officer, your affiant has gained experience and training in the'detection, investigation, and apprehension of suspects who possess, distribute, ormanufacture narcotics. Your affiant has participated in all of the normal methods ofinvestigation, including but not limited to, electronic and visual surveillance, generalquestioning of suspects, victirns;andwitnesses, the use of search warrants, the usebfconfidential informants, and, ttie use of undercover officers/agents.

2. That on or about the 3rd day of November, 4011, your affiant began an investigation ofillegal narcotic sales from a subject named'~Austin" (later identified as Austin MichaelCarpenter W/M 05/18/1992,). '

3. That on the 3rd day of November, 2011, your affiant was contacted by a confidentialinformant and was informed that "Austin" was various types of opiate pills to students atTexas Christian University.

4. That on the 3rd day of November, 2011, a confidential source of information contactedCarpenter and set up a meeting for Carpenter and your affiant to meet at the CVSparking lot at 2603 W. Berry St and informed him that your affiant wanted to buy "15dones" (street terminology for hydrocodone pills) and 4 "bars" (street terminology foralprazolam) pills for $100.00. At approximately 3:33pm, I arrived at the CVS parking lotand met with Carpenter, who arrived in a maroon F-150, bearing TXLP_. Iexited my vehicle and got in Carpenter's truck. Carpenter introduced himself as "Austin"and pulled out a plastic baggy containing yellow oval pills (ITEM1) and yellowrectangular pills (ITEM2), which through training and experience, looked similar to

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hydrocodone and alprazolam pills. Carpenter said, "This is the last of what I have fornow.....15 hydrocodones and 4 "bars". Carpenter told me that he was still trying to find anew "connect" for some more "hydrocodones". I asked Carpenter, "How much?"Carpenter said, "It was $100.00". I then gave Carpenter $100.00 of US Currency forITEM 1 and ITEM 2. I asked Carpenter if I could call him later if I wanted more and he

, agreed. I th.en left this location.l .'", _ l .' : - .;"'".:,;:~

5. That' o~ the 3rd day of November, 2011, I ran the license'platEdor tlie truck thatCarpenter was driving, which came back to a,"Beth Carpenter". Believing this car to bepossibly owned by his parents, I ran the name "Austin Carpenter" through the FWPDand DPS databases. One of the results came back to an "Austin Michael CarpenterW/M05/18/1992,DL~. I looked up this DL photo from this subject and confirmedthat this was the same person from whom your affiant purchased Item #1 and ITEM #2.

6. That on the 15th day of December, 2011, Mike Fish, a .Chemist with the Fort WorthPolice Crime Lab, conducted an analysis of Item #1 and Item #2; The analysis wasconducted under lab# 11-06515-1 and revealed that Item # 1 contained 6.48 grams ofdihydrocodeinone, not more than 15mg per dosage unit and Item #2 contained 1.02GMof alprazolam. ' .

7. That on 15th day of Februa'ry, 2012, your affiant showed the driver's license photogr~phof Carpenter (Austin Michael Carpenter,DL~) to a confidential informant, Wr1qhad originally given us information on Carpenter. The confidential informant confirmed.that thiswa,sthe same subject who he had arranged the meeting with on 11/3/11, where:I purchased hydrocodone and alprazolam.

8. That your affiantdocumented the details of this offense under Fort Worth Police reportnumber 11-113866.

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WHEREFORE, I request that an arrest warrant be issued for the suspect I Austin Michael'Carpenter W/M 05/18/1992 hereinbefore designated according to the laws of this State. '

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The undersigned Magistrate having heretofore found thaf probable cause exists for the issuance ofthis warrant you are hereby commanded to arrest:

Austin Michael CarpenterWIM 05/1811992

hereinafter referred to as the suspect, and bring the said suspectbefore a Magistrate in and for Tarrant County, Texas, instanter,then and there to answer the State ofTexas for an offenseagainst the laws ofthe said State, to-wit

DELIVERY OF Controlled SUbstance PG3 <28 GM,

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THE STATE OF TEXAS )(ARREST WARRANT AFFIDAVIT


BEFORE ME, thf;lundersigned a~thority, on this day personally appeared the undersignedaffiant, who afterl:Jkfngby' me duly'sworn on oath deposes and says: My name is OfficerJC Williams #3603';' of the F'ortWorth Police Department Special Operations Divisionand I have good reason to believe and do believe that on or about the 3'd day ofNovember, 2011, in Tarrant County, Texas, AustinMichael Carpenter W/M 05/18/1992 didthen and there coinmit the offense of DELIVERY OF CIS PG3 <28 GM, HSC 481.114 inthat he did then and there intentionally and knowingly deliver alprazolam, in the form ofpills, to your affiant Fort Worth Police Officer JC Williams~#3603i includi'ng any adulterantsand dilutants.

My belief is based upon the folloWing facts and information:

1. That your affiant, Officer,JC Williams #3603, has been a Fort Worth Police Officer forover five (5) years and is ciJrrently assigned to the Special Operations Division, Nari:;oticSection.Your affiant is currently assigned as a Narcotics Investigatorwith the Fort WorthPolice Departrn'enlSpecial Operations Division Narcotics Unit. During your affiant'scareer as a peace officer, your affiant has gained experience and training in thedetection, investigation, and apprehension of suspects who possess, distribute, or'manufacture narcotics. Your affiant has participated in all of the normal methods otinvestigation, including but not limited to, electronic and visual surveillance, generalquestioning of suspects, victims, and witnesses, the use of search warrants, the use ofconfidential informants, and the use of undercover officers/agents.

2. That on or about the 3'd dayof November, 2011, your affiant began an investigation ofillegal narcotic sales from a subject named "Austin" (later identified as AUstin MichaelCarpenter W/M 05/18/1992,). .

3. That on the 3'd day of November, 2011, your affiant was contacted by a confidentialinformant and was informed that "Austin" was vari,ous types of opiate pills to students atTexas Christian University.

4. That on the 3'd day of November, 2011, a confidential source of ihformation contactedCarpenter and set up a meeting for Carpenter and your affiant to meet at the CVSparking lot at 2603 W, Berry St and informed him that your affiant wanted to buy "15dones" (street terminology for hydrocodone pills) and 4 "bars" (street terminology foralprazolam) pills for $100.00. At approximately 3:33pm, I arrived at theCV~otand met with Carpenter, who arrived in a maroon F-150, bearing TXLP_. Iexited my vehicle and got in Carpenter's truck. Carpenter introduced himself as "Austin"and pulled out a plastic baggy containing yellow oval pills (ITEM1) and yellowrectangular pills (ITEM2), which through training and experience, looked similar tohydrocodone and alprazolam pills. Carpenter said, "This is the last of what I have for

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now.....15 hydrocodones and 4 "bars". Carpenter told me that he was still trying to find anew "connect" for some more "hydrocodones". I asked Carpenter, "How much?"Carpenter said, "It was $100.00". I then gave Carpenter $100.00 of US Currency forITEM 1 and ITEM 2. I asked Carpenter if I could call him later if I wanted more and heagreed. I then left this location.

5. That on th~ 3'd day ofNovember,'2011, I ran the license plate 'for the truck thatCa(periterwas driVing, which came back to a "Beth Carpenter". Believing this car to bepossibly owned by his parents; I ran the name "Austin Carpenter" through the FWPDand DPS databases. Oneofthe results came back to an "Austin Michael CarpenterW/M05/18/1 992,DL~ I looked up this DL photo from this subject and confirmedthat this was the same person from whom your affiant purchased Item #1 and ITEM #2.

6. That on the 15th day of December, 2011, Mike Fish, a Chemist with the Fort WorthPolice Crime Lab, conducted an analysis of Item #1 and Item #2. The analysis wasconducted under lab# 11-06515-1 and revealed that Item#tcontained 6.48 grams ofdihydrocodeinone, not more than 15mg per dosage unit and Item #2 contained 1.02GMof alprazolam.

7. That on 15th day of February, 2012, your affiant showed the driver's license photographof Carpenter(,II.ustinMichael Carpenter,DL~ to a confidential informant,whohad originally given us information on Carpenter. The confidential informant confirmedthat this was the same subject who he had arranged the meeting with on 11/3/11, whereI purchased.hydrocodone and alprazolam. .

8. That your affiant documented the details of this offense under Fort Worth Police reportnumber 11-113866.

WHEREFORE, I request thatanarrestwalTant be isslled for the suspect, Austin Michael CarpenterW/M 05/18/1992 hereinbefore designated according to the laws ofthis State.

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hereinafter referred to as the suspect, and bring the said suspectbefore a Magistrate in and for Tarrant County, Texas, instanter,then and there to answer the State ofTexas for an offenseagainst the laws of the said State, tq-wit

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BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personaily appeared the undersignedaffia-Ilt,"who afterbeingbyme duly sworn on oath deposes and says: My name is OfficerJC Williams #3603, of the Fort Worth Police Department Special Operations Divisionand I have good reason to believe and do believe that on or about the t h day ofNovember, 2011 , in Tarrant County, Texas, Austin Michael Carpenter W/M 05/18/1992did then and there commit the offense of Deliver of Controlled Substance PG3 <28 GMHSC 481.114 (Drug-Free Zone) in that he did then and there intentionaily and knowingly

.deliver hydrocodone to your affiant Fort Worth Police Officer JC Williams #3603, includingany adulterants and dilutants; I,\iithin a Drug-Free Zone.

My belief is based upon the following facts and information:

1. That your affiant, OfficerJC Williams #3603, has been a Fort Worth Police Officer forover five (5) years and is Currently assigned to the Special Operations Division, NarcoticSection. Yqur affiant is cudently assigned as a Narcotics Investigator with the Fort WqrthPolice Department Special Operations Division Narcotics Unit. During your affiant'scareer>as a peace officer, your affiant has gained experience and training in thedetection, investigation, and apprehension of suspects who possess, distribute, ormanufacture .narcotics. Your affiant has participated in ail of the normal methods ofinvestigation, including but not limited to, electronic and visual surveiilance, generalquestioning ofsuspects, victims, and witnesses, the use of search warrants, the use ofconfidential informants, and the use of undercover officers/agents.

2. That on or about the 3'd day6f November, 2011, your affiant began an investigation ofiilegal narcotic sales from a subject named "Austin" (later identified as Austin MichaelCarpenter WIM 05/18/1992). Your affiantreceived information from a confidentialinformant that Carpenter was seiling variouslypes of opiate piils·to students at TexasChristian University.

3. That on the 3'd day of November, 2011, your affiant successfuily purchasedhydrocodone and alprazolam from Carpenter, which.was laterla,boratory tested andconfirmed to be hydrocodone and alprazolam. See details. on FWPD #11-113866.

4. That on the 3'd day of November, 2011, I ran the license plate for the truck thatCarpenter was driving, which came back to a "Beth Carpenter". Believing this carto bepossibly owned by his parents, I ran the name "Austin Carpenter" through the FWPDand DPS databases. One of the results came back to an "Austin Michael Carpenter W1M05/18/1992,DL~ I looked up this DL photo from this subject and confirmedthat this was the same person from whom your affiant purchased the hydrocodone andalprazolam on 11/3/11.

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5. That on the yth day of November, 2011, your affiant continued an investigation of illegalnarcotic sales from Carpenter. Carpenter contacted your affiant and told me that he hadjust gotten in some "lean" (common street terminology for promethazine/codeine coughsyrup) and was selling it for $20 an ounce, as well as some hydromorphone pills. I toldhirnJhat I would buy 4 ounces of the, cough syrup and 2 of the hydromorphone pills.

'Catpenter agceed'to sell all of it to me for $'110,00 and he iNOllrd throw in twohydrocodone'pills forJree. Carpenter toldli1e to meet him at the Kroger parking lot.

6. That on the yth day of November, 2011, at approximately 1:14pni, I arrived at the Krogerparking lot at 3120 S. University Dr, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, TX: Carpentercontacted me and told me that he was in his red F-150 from the last time we met. Iwalked over to his truck and got in the bacK passenger seat. I observed Carpenter asthe driver and another W/M that introduced hilllself as "Ryan" in the front passengerseat. Carpenter immediately pulled out a plastic baby bottle filled with a thick purpleliquid, which from training; and experience, looked similart6 couQQsyrtipc;ontainingcodeine (ITEM 1) and handed itto me. Carpenter said, "Here's like 4 and a half ounces".I told him that I only had.$120.00 and didn't have change. I then handed Carpehter$120.00 of US Currency. qarpenter said, "I'll give you an extra couple of more vicodins".I said that was ok. Carpenter then pulled out a cloth sack and pulled out some white pillsand put themin aplastic baggy. Carpenter said that he and "Ryan" had already takeh,afewourlces of the codeine syrup and said that it was good. Carpenter then handed methe plastic baggy containing two oval white pills with "Watson 385" on them (ITEM 2)and twowh,ite oval pills with "M358" on them (ITEM 3). Carpetner referred to them as"vikes". In the'same baggie, I observed two small circular pills with "M" on one side and'"4" on the othef(ITEM 4). Carpenter said that ITEM 4 were 4mg "hydromorphine" pills.;Carpenter then described the best way to use them was for me to crush them up andsnort them. After some conversation about using other types of opiates, I eventuplly leftthislocation.'

7. That on the 16th day of December, 2011,Cherish Harmon, a Cheplist with the FortWorth Police Crime Lab, conducted an analysis of Item #1 - #4,' The analysis wasconducted under lab# 11-07293 and revealedtQat Item # 1 cOQtained 155.77 GM ofdextromethorphan, Item #2 contained 1.42 GMpf dihydrocodeinone, not more than15mg per dosage unit, ITEM #3 contained 1.27 Grvlof dihydrocod~inone,not more than15mg per dosage unit, and ITEM #4 contained 0.31. GM of hydromorphone.

8. That your affiant has conducted research using google maps and maps relating toproperties owned, rented, or leased by Texas Christian University (an institution ofhigher learning and listed Drug-Free Zone under 481.134 (b)). Your affiant hasconcluded that the Kroger grocery store parking lot located at 3120 S. University Dr. iswithin approximately 500 feet of property owned, rented, or leased by TCU, including butnot limited,tothe TCU Barnes and Noble Bookstore locgted at 2\150 S. University Dr.and the TCU Human Re,sources Administrative building, and the TCU Music BuildingSouth located on the 2900 block of Rogers Ave.

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9. That on 15t!lday of February. 2012. your affiant showed the driver's license photographof Carpenter (Austin Michael Carpenter,DL~ to a confidential informant. whohad originally given us information on Carpenter. The confidential informant confirmedthat this was the same subject who he had arranged the meeting with on 11/3/11, whereI purchased hydrocodone and alprazolam.

"-- 1O. That youraHiant documented the details of this offense under Fort Wo"rthPolice report- ,. numBer11-115195.'

WHEREFORE, I request that an arrest waITant be issued for the suspect '. Austin MichaelCarpenter W/M 05/18/1992 hereinbefore designated according to the laws ofthisState.

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WARRANT NO. /2 F (J{,()6/]THE STATE OF TEXAS )(


-'YARRANT OF ARRESTTO ANY PEACE OFFICER OF TfiE STATE OF TEXAS;--"~~-~,-;c--~--,,·

The undersigned Magistrate having heretofore found thatprobable cause exists for the issuance ofthis warrant you are hereby commanded to arrest:

hereinafter referred to as the suspect, and bring the said suspectbefore a Magistrate in and for Tarrant County, Texas, instanter,then and there to answer the State bfTexas for an offenseagainst the laws of the said State, td-wit

DELIVERY OF C/SPG1<1GM,HSC 481.112 (.0, rug-Free Zone) ~

t-\l'O~1) ft\-oG2PJ+o~of which offense he, the said suspect, is accused by the written affidavit, under oath of Fort WorthPolice Officer JC Williams #3603, filed before me anterior to the issuance of this warrant.Herein fail not and due return make hereof at the place hereinafter named.

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NAME OF PEACE OFFICER


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BEFORE ME, th~undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared the undersignedaffiant, wno after'beingbYnl§dulyswqrnoncoalh deposes and says: My name is OfficerJC WilliaiTis#3603, of the Fort Worth Police Departmerit Special Operations Divisionand I have good reason to believe and do believe that on or about the t h day ofNovember, 2011, in Tarrant County, Texas, Austin Michael Carpenter W/M 05/18/1992did then and there commit the offense of Deliver of Controlled Substance PG1 <1 GMHSC 481.112 (Drug-Free Zone) in that he did then and mereintentionally and knowinglydeliver hydromorphone to your.affiant Fort Worth PoliceOfficer'JC Williams #3603,including any adulterants and dil,utants; within a DrugcFrE;Je Zone.

My belief is based upon the following facts and information:

..1. That your affiant, OfficerqC Williams #3603, has been a Fort Worth Police Officer for

over,tivE} (5) yearsand is currently assigned to the Special Operations Division, NarcoticSection. Youraffiarit is currently assigned as a Narcotics Investigator with the Fort WqcthPolicepepartment Special Operations Division Narcotics Unit. During your affiant;scareer'as. a peace officer, your affiant has gained experience and training in the·'detection; .ii')yestigation, and apprehension of suspects who possess, distribute, ormanufacture nqrcotics. Your affiant has participated in all of the normal methods ofinvestigation, inc;luding but not limited to, electronic and visual surveillance, genercllquestioning of suspects, victims, and witnesses, the use of search warrants, the useolconfidential informapts, and the use of undercover officers/agents.

2. That on or about the 3rd day of November,2011, your affiant began Cjn investigation ofillegal narcotic sales from a subject named "Austin" (later identified as Austin MichaelCarpenter W/M 05/18/1992). Your affiant received information,from a confidentialinformant that Carpenter was selling various typ'es of opiate pill~to students at TexasChristian University. .'

3. That on the 3rd day of November, 2011, your affiant suce;:essfully purchasedhydrocodone and alprazolam from Carpenter, whichwaSlatE;Jr laboratory tested andconfirmed to be hydrocodone and alprazolam. See details on FWPD #11-113866.

4. That on the 3rd day of November, 2011, I ran the license plate for the truck thatCarpenter was driving, which came back to a "Beth Carpenter". Believing this car to bepossibly owned by his parents, I ran the name "Austin Carpenter" through the FWPDand DPS databases. One of the results'came back to an "Austin Michael CarpenterW/M05/18/1992,DL~. I looked up this DL photo from this subject and confirmedthat this was the same person from whom your affiant purchased the hydrocodone andalprazolam on 11/3/11.

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5. That on the i h day of November, 2011, your affiant continued an investigation of illegalnarcotic sales from Carpenter. Carpenter contacted your affiant and told me that he hadjust gotten in some "lean" (common street terminology for promethazine/codeine coughsyrup) and was selling it for $20 an ounce, as well as some hydromorphone pills. I told

.' him tl18t I would buy 4 ounces of the cough syrup and 2 of the hydrbmorphone pills.Caq:ieriTer agreed to sell all of it to me for $110.00 and he would throw in twohydrocodone pills for free, Carpenter told me to meet himat the Kroger parking lot.

6. That on the i h day of November, 2011, at approximately 1:14pm,1 arrived at the Krogerparking lot at 3120 S. University Dr, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, TX. Carpentercontacted me and,told me that he was in'his red F-150 from the last time we met. Iwalked over to his truck and got in the back passenger seat. I observed Carpenter asthe driver and another W/M that introduced himself as "Ryan" in the frol1t passengerseat. Carpenter immediately pulled out a plastic baby bottiefille.cl.witha thick purpleliquid, which from training] and experience, looked similar to cough syrup contaioingcodeine (ITEM 1) and handed it to me. Carpenter said, "Here's like 4 and a half ounces".I told him that I only had $120.00 and didn't have change. I then handed Carpenter$120.00 of US Currency. Carpenter said, "I'll give you an extra couple of more vicodins".I saidthatwasok. Carpenter then pulled out a cloth sack and pulled out some whitepilisand put them in a plastic baggy. Carpenter said that he and "Ryan" had already taken'C!few ounces of the codeine syrup and said that it was good. Carpenter then handed mEl.the plastic baggy containing two oval white pills with "Watson 385" on them (ITEM 2)and two white, oval pills with "M358" on them (ITEM 3). Carpetner referred to them as,"vikes". In the Same baggie, I observed two small circular pills with "M" on one side amj;"4" on the other (ITEM 4). CarpEil1ter said that ITEM 4 were 4mg "hydromorphine" pills';Carpenter then deScribed thEibest way to use them was for me to crush thenll,lp andsnort them. After so";'e conversation abou.t using other types of opiates, I eventually leftthis location.

7. That on the 16th day of December, 2011, Cherish Harmon, a ChElmist with the FortWorth Police Crime Lab, conducted an analysis of Item #1 - #4. The analysis wasconducted under lab# 11-07293 and revealed that Item # 1 contained 155.77 GM ofdextromethorphan, Item #2 contained 1.42 GM of dihydrocodeinone, not more than15mg per dosage unit, ITEM #3 contained 1.27 GM of dihydrocodeinone, not more than15mg per dosage unit, and ITEM #4 contained 0.31 GM oLbydromorphone.

8. That your affiant has conducted research using google maps and maps relating toproperties owned, rented, or leased by Texas Christian University (an institution ofhigher learning and listed Drug-Free Zone under 481.134 (b)). Your affiant hasconcluded that the Kroger grocery store parking lot located at 3120 S. University Dr. is

, withinapR.roximately 500feet of property owned"rented; or leased by TCU,·inciuding butnot limited to the TCU Barnes and Noble Bookstore located at 2950 S. University Dr.and the TCU Human Resources Administrative building, and the TCU Music BuildingSouth located on the 2900 block of Rogers Ave.

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9. That on 15th day of February, 2012, your affiant showed the driver's license photographof Carpenter (Austin Michael Carpenter,DL#~ to a confidential informant, whohad originally given us information on Carpenter. The confidential informant confirmedthat this was the same subject who he had arranged the meeting with on 11/3/11, whereI purchased hydrocodone and alprazolam.

167That youraffiant documented the details ofthis offense under Fort Worth Police reportnumber 11-115195. -

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WHEREFORE, I request that an arrest warrant be issued for the suspect, Austin MichaelCarpenter W/M 05/18/1992 hereinbefore designated according to the laws of this State;

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WARRANT NO. [2-. P(j(j{) 6/ ifTHE STATE OF TEXAS )(


.. WARRANT OF ARRESTTO ANY PEACE OFFICER OF THE STATE OF TEXAS; .•..

The undersigned Magistrate having heretofore found that probable cause exists for the issuance ofthis warrant you are hereby commanded to arrest:


hereinafter referred to as the suspect, and bring the said suspectbefore a Magistrate in and for Tarrapt County, Texas, instanter,then and there to answer the State OfTexas for an offenseagainst the laws of the said State, ta-wit

DELIVERY OF C/S'PG1<:1GM.,HSC 481.112 (Drug-Free ZOIJ.!»-

OY:..'i C<> 0 0 {\J bof which offense he, the said suspect, is accused by the written affidavit, under oath of Fort WorthPolice Officer JC Williams #3603, filed before me anterior to the issuance of this warrant.Herein fail not and due;rytum make hereof at the place hereinafter named.

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BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared the undersignedaffiant, whoafterHei-ng by me dUly sworn on oath deposes and says: My name is OfficerJC Williams #3603, of the Fort Worth Police Department Special Operations Division

. and I have good reason to believe and do believe that on or about the 16th day ofNovember, 2011, in Tarrant County, Texas, Austin Michael Carpenter W/M 05/18/1992did then and there commit the offense of Deliver of Controlled Substance PG1 <1 GMHSC 481.112 (Drug-Free Zone) in that he did then and there intentionally and knowinglydeliver hydrocodone to your affiant Fort Worth Police Officer JC Williamsft.3603, includingany adulterants and dilutants; within a Drug-Free Zone.

My belief is based upon the foIlo\vjng facts and information:

1. That your affiant, OfficerJC Williams #3603, has been a Fort Worth Police Officelt forover five (5) years and is currently assigned to the Special Operations Division, NarcoticSecticJn,Youraffiant is cLJJ-rently assigned as a Narcotics Investigator with the FortWQrthPolice Department Special Operations Division Narcotics Unit. During your affiant:scareer.as a peace officer, your affiant has gained experience and training in thedetectioh" investigation, and apprehension of suspects who possess, distribute, or'>manufacture narcotics. Your affiant has participated in all of the normal methods ofinvestigation,ihcluding but not limited to, electronic and visual surveillance, generaLquestioning of suspects, victims, and witnesses, the use of search warrants, the use ofconfidential informants, and the use·of undercover officers/agents. _....

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2. That on or about the 3,dday6f November,2011, your affiant began an invesiiG~tion ofillegal narcotic sales froma subject named. "Austin" (later identified as Austin MichaelCarpenter W/M 05/18/1992). Your affiant received information{rorn a confidentialinformant that Carpenter was selling varioustypes of opiate pillstb students at TexasChristian University. .

3. That on the 3'd day of November, 2011, your affiant successfully purchasedhydrocodone and alprazolam from Carpenter, which'Nas later I~boratory tested andconfirmed to be hydrocodone and alprazolam. See detailson.FWPD #11-113866.

4. That on the 3'd day of November, 2011, I ran the license plate for the truck thatCarpenter was driving, which came back to a "Beth Carpenter". Believing this car to bepossibly owned by his parents, I ran the name "Austin Carpenter" through the FWPDand DPS databases. One of the results-came back to an "Austin Michael Carpenter W/M05/18/1992, DL_. I looked up this DL photo from this subject and confirmedthat this was the same person·from whom your affiant purchased the hydrocodone andalprazolam on 11/3/11.

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5. That on the i h day of November, 2011, your affiant continued an investigation of illegalnarcotic sales from Carpenter. On this day, your affiant successfully purchaseddextromethorphan and dihydrocodeinone from Carpenter, which was later laboratorytested and confirmed to be dextromethorphan and dihydrocodeinone. See details onFWPD #11-118731.

6.'; That 'on the 16th day of November, 2012; your affiant continued an investigation of illegalnarcotic sales from Carpenter; I contacted Carpenter earlier in the day and asked if Icould get some oxycotin. Carpenter said he could get some and to meet him at theKroger around 1:00. Carpenter and I agreed for me to purchase 4 oxycotin pills for$110.00. At approximately 1:16pm, I arriveq at the Kroger parking'lot at 3120 S.University Dr, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, TX. Carpenter contacted me and told me thathe was in his red F-150 from the last time we met. I walked over to his truck and got inthe front passenger seat. Carpenter immediately pulled out a plastic baggy containing 4prescription pills, which I believed to be oxycotin(ITEM 1), and handed ITS:M 1 to me. Itold Carpenter that I had djdn't have change and haridedhim $1.29~Q.oofUSCurn:!ncyfor ITEM 1. Carpenter said that he would give me another pill since he did not havEJ:anychange. Carpenter said t~at he was about to pick up 50 more hydrocodones if I wantedto buy any more. After a short conversation, I left this location.

7. Thaton the.1 7t!J day oLNovember, 2011, Sharon R Patlon, a Chemist with the "PortWorth police Crime Lab, conducted an analysis of Item 1. The analysis was conductedunder lab# 11-06783 and revealed that Item # 1 weighed 0.77 GM. Of these 5 tablets,one tabletwas analyzed and contained 0.15 grams of oxycodone.

8. That your affiant has conducted research using google maps and maps relating tqproperties owned, rented, or I~Clsed by Texas Christian University (an institutionoLhigher learning Clpd listed.[?rug:Fre~ Zone under 481.134 (b)). Your affiar;lt hasconcluded that the Krog~rgrocery store·pflrking lot located at 3120 S. University Dr. iswithin approximately 500 feet of property owned, rented, or leased byTCU, including butnot limited to the TCU Barnes and Noble Bookstore located at 2950S: University Dr.and the TCU Human Resources Administrative building, and theTCU Music BuildingSouth located on the 2900 block of Rogers AV~,:

9. That on 15t!J day of February, 2012, your affiant showed the drive'r;'s license photographof Carpenter (Austin Michael Carpenter, DL#_ to a confidential informant, whohad originally given us information on Carpenter. The cbnfidi?ntialinformant confirmedthalthis was the same subject who he had arranged the meeting with on 11/3/11, whereI purchased hydrocodone and alprazolam.

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10. That your affiant documented the details of this offense under Fort Worth Police reportnumber 11-118731.

WHEREFORE, I request that an arrest warrant be issued for the suspect, Austin MichaelCarpenter W/M 05/18/1992 hereinbefore designated according to the laws of this State.

Wli'NEss my signatitre this I~Aday of Ft!JI... 2012.,' '7'e>.' ,vel- ::::s'"

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