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15-73838 Report_Redacted15-73838 Supplement No ORIG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/01/2015 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense243(C)(2)PC OfficerREYES,DEDIER Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No15-73838 Supplement NoORIG Reported Date12/01/2015 Reported Time10:06 CAD Call No 608 Rpt Typ INCIDENT REPORT Primary Offense BATTERY ON PEACE OFF/EMERGENCY PERSONNEL Location ATLANTIC AV/E 46TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 Rep Dist 221 Area 03 Beat 19 From Date 12/01/2015 From Time 10:06 Officer 6268/REYES,DEDIER Assignment PATROL/NORTH/CFS/W2 Entered by 6268 AssignmentPATROL/NORTH/CFS/W2 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7108 Approval Date12/02/2015 Approval Time10:23:21 Person Summary Invl SUS Invl No 1 Type I Name MNI Race Sex DOB InvlVIC Invl No1 TypeI NameGARCIA,IVAN MNI RaceH SexM DOB/ / Report Officer 6268/REYES,DEDIER Printed At 10/26/2020 14:12 Page 1 of 3 15-73838 Supplement No ORIG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative insignia, and an overhead ligthbar. Despite these signs of police presence, the suspect did not comply with their demands. They were assisted by Officer D. Evans #5569 who had just arrived on scene. Officer Garcia tried going hands on with the suspect but the suspect spun away from him causing both of them to go to the ground. Both Officer Garcia and the suspect were in the number two lane of southbound Atlantic Avenue. The suspect spun away once more from Officer Garcia while on the floor. The suspect was now on his back, and began to kick his legs towards both Officer Garcia and Officer Dillon. Officer Garcia stood up and removed his baton from his duty belt. The suspect continued to kick in their direction, and Officer Dillon and Officer Garcia had to apply baton strikes to prevent the suspect from landing those kicks. The baton strikes were ineffective and the suspect stood up from the ground. The suspect clenched his fists, and faced Officer Garcia. The suspect then reached back and swung his right leg at Officer Garcia (similar to a roundhouse kick). The suspect was wearing tennis shoes. The kick struck Officer Garcia on his left arm. Officer Garcia paced backward, and struck the suspect with his baton in the leg area. Officer Garcia believed the suspect was attempting to advance towards him and possibly kick him once more. Officer Dillon struck the suspect's legs with his baton to prevent injury to his partner and subdue the aggressive suspect. The suspect then turned towards Officer Evans and Officer Garcia. The suspect began to swing both fists in their direction but did not land the strikes. Officer Dillon once again struck the suspect with his baton to protect Officer Garcia and Officer Evans. The suspect advanced towards them and Officer Garcia and Evans applied baton strikes to the suspect to prevent him from punching them. The suspect began to walk away from the officers and the officers followed him from a distance. Due to his violent behavior, they remained at a distance giving him orders to stop. The suspect looked in their direction and appeared to be taking an aggressive stance towards them, with both arms extended and his hands in a fist. Officer Garcia used his ECD to subdue the suspect but was ineffective. Officer Dillon then used his ECD and was successful having a positive effect. The suspect's body tensed up and fell head first, striking the pavement. Once the suspect was on the ground, Officer Garcia placed handcuffs on the suspect with some difficulty. For further see use of force reports prepared by Officers Garcia, Dillon, and Evans. Unit 3S24 (Sgt. T. Olson #5711) was advised of the incident and responded to the scene. Officer Garcia complained of pain to his left bicep but did not require medical attention. Report Officer 6268/REYES,DEDIER Printed At 10/26/2020 14:12 Page 3 of 3 15-73838 Supplement No 0001 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative away from our car, south on Atlantic Avenue on the west side of the street. I yelled for the subject to come back. The subject turned and faced me and raised both middle fingers on his hands. The subject continued to walk and placed his hands in his jackets front pockets. We drove up behind the subject. Officer Garcia used the car's PA system and told the subject to stop and come to the car. The subject again turned and showed both of his middle fingers and continued to walk away. The subject put his hands in the front pockets of his jacket again as he walked away. The subject walked in and out of the street as he walked away from us. The subject was a danger to himself and others by carelessly walking in and out of the street. We again drove up behind the subject. Officer D. Evans (5569) assisted us. I told Officer Evans we were going to try and detain the subject. Officer Garcia and I got out of our vehicle and walked up behind the subject. I told the subject again to stop and come back. The subject ignored me and continued to walk. He still had his hands in his jacket pockets. It was obvious that the subject would not stop without physically detaining him. Officer Garcia grabbed the subject's left arm from behind and attempted a control hold. The subject then spun towards Officer Garcia as he grabbed his arm. Officer Garcia then went to the ground with the subject. Both went to their knees, then to the ground. Officer Garcia and the subject were in the middle of the number two lane of southbound Atlantic Avenue. As Officer Garcia and the subject went to the ground I reached down in order to grab the subject's right arm. Before I could grab his arm the subject spun onto his back and kicked at me and Officer Garcia. I drew my baton and backed away from the subject. I approached the subject again and he kicked at me once more. He kicked with his right leg. I swung my baton and struck the subject on his right leg. I told the subject to stop kicking. He kicked again and I struck the subject again in the leg with a baton. The subject was kicking at both me and Officer Garcia. The baton strikes were ineffective, the subject got off of the ground and clenched his fists. At that point, it was obvious that the subject wanted to fight and was attempting to hurt me and fellow Officers. He stood and faced Officer Garcia and kicked his right leg at him. The kick hit Officer Garcia in the stomach area. I struck the subject with my baton three more times on both of his legs. The subject turned towards Officer Evans and Officer Garcia and threw punches with both of his fists. Officer Garcia and Officer Evans struck the subject with batons but the strikes were again, ineffective. The subject then backed up the street. He walked away from Officer Evans, Officer Garcia, and I southbound Atlantic Avenue in the number two lane. I believed the subject was going to now try and flee. Officer Garcia and I followed the subject. Officer Garcia deployed his electronic control device but it was ineffective. The subject continued to walk south. I deployed my electronic control device as he was walking away from me. I believe the darts of the electronic control device struck the subject in the middle of his back and the right side of his chin. The subject tensed and fell to the ground. The subject fell head first towards the ground. Officer Garcia grabbed the subject's left arm once he was on the ground. The subject's right arm was still tucked underneath his body. Officer Garcia placed a handcuff on the subject's right arm and was trying to pull the subject's left arm out from under his body. The subject was not allowing Officer Garcia to handcuff him. Officer Garcia told the subject to bring his arm behind his back. The subject would not. I told the subject I would "Taze" him again if he did not bring his arm behind his back. The subject did not bring his arm back. I told Officer Garcia I was going to deploy the electronic control device once again and warned him to back up from the subject. Officer Garcia stood back from the subject and I pulled the trigger of the electronic control device. I did not run the device's cycle for a full five seconds. Once I turned the device off, the subject immediately brought his left arm out from underneath his body and placed it behind his back. Officer Garcia handcuffed the subject and searched him. Officer Garcia and I assisted the subject to a seated position. I observed blood coming from the subject's right eyebrow as we sat him up. I also observed a electronic control device dart on the front of the subject's jacket and on the back of his jacket. The dart that I believed struck the subject's chin, was not in his chin. Report Officer 5998/DILLON,JACOB A Printed At 10/26/2020 14:12 Page 2 of 3 15-73838 Supplement No 0001 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative We immediately moved the subject out of the roadway and sat him on the west curb of Atlantic. We also ordered Long Beach Fire for the subject's injuries and the deployment of the electronic control device. While waiting for Fire, I asked the subject his name and birthdate. The subject stated his name is with the birthdate of . I sated, "I don't think your birthday is right." He stated, "I'm five years old." I asked the subject where he lives and he stated he was a "Navy Seal, with Seal Team 6". He stated he was in the 50th Division and that he was "5150". He then stated he lived at . The subject also asked if he was in Afghanistan. By the way that the subject was acting, I believed that the subject was possibly under the influence of a controlled substance. Sgt. Olson was notified of the use of force and he responded to the scene. The subject was transported to Memorial Hospital by Long Beach Fire Rescue 9. Officer Okerman rode in the ambulance with the subject and then photographed the subject's injuries. The subject received three stitches to his left brow and three stitches on the left side of his chin. There were multiple bruises on the subject's right thigh and the subject received a staple stitch to his right shin (for further see photos). The subject was also found to have a small brain bleed and was being admitted for treatment. Dr was the Doctor treating the subject in the ER Room. The subject was identified as (DOB ) while at the Hospital. was released and not booked. I retrieved the expended cartridges and wires from both of Officer Garcia's and My electronic control devices. I retained and then placed them into evidence (for further see property report). Officer Reyes photographed Officer Garcia, Officer Evans and myself. Watch Commander Kanaley was notified of the incident as well as Internal Affairs, Sgt. Marchesee and Sgt. Johnson. Report Officer 5998/DILLON,JACOB A Printed At 10/26/2020 14:12 Page 3 of 3 15-73838 Supplement No 0002 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/01/2015 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense243(C)(2)PC OfficerEVANS,DUANE E Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No15-73838 Supplement No0002 Reported Date12/01/2015 Reported Time10:06 CAD Call No 153350608 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense BATTERY ON PEACE OFF/EMERGENCY PERSONNEL Location ATLANTIC AV/E 46TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 Rep Dist 221 Area 03 Beat 19 From Date 12/01/2015 From Time 10:06 Officer 5569/EVANS,DUANE E Assignment PATROL/NORTH/CFS/W2 AssignmentPATROL/NORTH/CFS/W2 Entered by5569 AssignmentPATROL/NORTH/CFS/W2 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7108 Approval Date12/02/2015 Approval Time10:24:07 Narrative I was in the area of Del Amo and Atlantic when I heard Unit 3B79 (Dillon #5998 and I Garcia #10792) go out for investigation on a subject in the area of 46th and Atlantic Ave. (Call 608) I went to assist Unit 3B79, when I arrived on scene, I saw Unit 3B79 stopped facing southbound on Atlantic just south of 46th St. I saw a subject wearing a green hooded jacket, tan pants and black shoes walked away from them on the service island. I was advised by Unit 3B79 they were going to contact the subject for a couple of traffic violations. I drove ahead of the subject, and as I passed him he was holding up both hands extending his middle fingers. The subject then placed both hands back into his jacket pockets. The subject had not been searched and we did not know if he had any weapons on him. I pulled ahead of the subject and when I got out of the vehicle, Officer Garcia, was walking up behind him and then grabbed his left arm. Officer Garcia then pulled on the subject and the subject and Officer Garcia went into the street. The subject went to the ground and rolled onto his back and immediately started kicking at Officers. I saw Officer Garcia let go of the subject and took a step back and pulled out his baton. Officer Dillon and Garcia apply several baton strikes, however, I dont remember where on the subject. The subject jumped up and then started to swing with closed fist and then also started kicking at Officer Dillion and Garcia. The subject turned and advanced towards me while throwing punches at me and then tried to kick me, but did not make any contact. I took my baton and jabbed it into the subjects stomach 1 time. The subject then turned around and advanced towards Officer Garcia and Dillion. Our baton strikes at this time seemed to be ineffective. The subject started to walk southbound in the number 2 lane of Atlantic when I heard a ECD deployed. I saw it strike the subject, but it was ineffective and the subject continued walking. I saw Officer Dillon deploy his ECD and strike the subject in the back, and this time, the subject tensed up and then fell on to the street. Officer Garcia went over to the subject and then handcuffed him. I could see blood coming from the subjects eye brow. The subject lifted out of the street and seated in a safe location. We requested LBFD to respond to treat him for his injuries. Report Officer 5569/EVANS,DUANE E Printed At 10/26/2020 14:12 Page 1 of 1 15-73838 Supplement No 0003 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/01/2015 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense243(C)(2)PC OfficerREYES,DEDIER Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No15-73838 Supplement No0003 Reported Date12/01/2015 Reported Time10:06 CAD Call No 0608 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense BATTERY ON PEACE OFF/EMERGENCY PERSONNEL Location ATLANTIC AV/E 46TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 Rep Dist 221 Area 03 Beat 19 From Date 12/01/2015 From Time 10:06 Officer 6268/REYES,DEDIER Assignment PATROL/NORTH/CFS/W2 Entered by 6268 AssignmentPATROL/NORTH/CFS/W2 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7108 Approval Date12/02/2015 Approval Time10:24:22 Narrative On 12/1/2015 I, Officer D. Reyes #6268 assisted unit 3B79 (Officers I. Garcia #10792 and J. Dillon #5998) who were on a pedestrian stop at 46th Street and Atlantic Avenue. The pedestrian stop resulted in a use of force with officers after the suspect failed to comply with orders, and he was actively resisting their detention. Call #0608. I assisted with photos of the scene, as well as photos of the officers involved. I also observed the use of force occurred in the southbound lanes of traffic of Atlantic Avenue. There were a group of businesses on the east side of the street,and I responded there for potential video evidence. I observed there are exterior cameras at the KFC restaurant ( Atlantic Avenue) and the Wells Fargo Bank ( Atlantic Avenue). The camera at the KFC restaurant however points downward towards the drive thru. The camera does not appear to have a view of the street where the use of force occurred. The cameras at the bank also point downward towards the parking lot area.Wells Fargo manager provided me with a phone number for their security company that runs the video cameras if needed. WF SRC . The cameras do not appear to have a view of the street where the use of force occurred and are approximately two hundred feet east of the use of force location. The following group of business are also located on Atlantic Avenue and do not have exterior cameras. Citibank ( ), UPS ( ), See's Candies ( ), Western Dental ( ), H & R Block ), Sprint ( ), and Chase Bank ( ). I was unable to locate any witnesses of the incident. Report Officer 6268/REYES,DEDIER Printed At 10/26/2020 14:12 Page 1 of 1 15-73838 Supplement No 0005 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/01/2015 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense243(C)(2)PC OfficerGARCIA,IVAN Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No15-73838 Supplement No0005 Reported Date12/01/2015 Reported Time10:06 CAD Call No 153350608 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense BATTERY ON PEACE OFF/EMERGENCY PERSONNEL Location ATLANTIC AV/E 46TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 Rep Dist 221 Area 03 Beat 19 From Date 12/01/2015 From Time 10:06 Officer 10792/GARCIA,IVAN Assignment INVEST/DET/ADULT/JIS INVEST 2nd OfficerDILLON,JACOB A AssignmentPATROL/NORTH/CFS/W2 Entered by5527 AssignmentINVEST/DET/ADULT/JIS INVEST RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7108 Approval Date12/02/2015 Approval Time10:25:01 Narrative On 12/01/2015 at approximatley 1005 hours I, Sergeant Stough #5527, was driving in an dual purpose Ford Crown Victoria vehicle #17631. I was stopped in the left turn bay facing s/b Atlantic Avenue in order to turn w/b on 46th Street. At this time I observed a subject walking against the red don't walk signal for e/b and w/b foot traffic across Atlantic Avenue in violation of 21453(d) CVC. The suubject was wearing a green hooded long jacket with multiple pockets and tan pants. By the time I realized he was walking against the don't walk sign I observed a blue mini van brake hard and stop just before hitting the subject as he walked across the s/b lanes of Atlantic Avenue. The subject continued walking across Atlantic and then s/b on the west sidewalk of Atlantic Avenue. I observed unit 3B79 Officers Dillon #5998 and Garcia #10792 in their B/W patrol vehicle facing e/b on 46th Street at Atlantic Avenue. I observed them begin to follow the subject as he continued walking s/b on the west sidewalk of Atlantic Avenue. When it was safe I made a u-turn with my vehicle and started to pull up behind them. At this point the subject was approximatley 50 to 75 feet away still walking s/b. The subject then pulled his hands out of his jacket and extended his arms upwards and extend his two middle fingers as he turned to look n/b in the direction of unit 3B79. I observed Officer Dillon extend his hand out the passenger side window and show me four fingers, which I believed meant they were going to continue to follow the subject and just make sure he would stay on the sidewalk and not walk into traffic and/or wait for a MET unit to respond before attempting to stop him as the subject appeared to possibly be 5150 WIC. As I pulled along side of them they rolled down there window and advised me they were not going to stop the suspect. At this time I continued s/b on Atlantic Avenue to e/b 45th St. I observed a second unit (later identified as unit 3B52 Officer D. Evans #5569) pulling up to unit 3B79's location. As I turned to drive n/b on Linden Avenue I heard Unit 3B79 go out for investigation on Atlantic Avenue between 45th and 46th St. As I turned to drive e/b on 45th Street I heard unit 3B79 ask for a Sergeant for a use of force. I immediately drove to their location. As I pulled up to the scene two additional units had arrived to assist. I exited my vehicle at which point I observed the subject laying on his right side handcuffed in lane #2 of s/b Atlantic Avenue with a head wound and two expended ecd cartridges lying on the ground.I had the officers help the subject up off the ground out of the middle of Atlantic Avenue to a seated position on the west curb to wait for LB Fire/Paramedics. I contained the scene until unit 3S24 Sergeant T. Olson #5711 arrived to handle the use of force. For further regarding this UOF incident see the main report and all follow-ups. Report Officer 10792/GARCIA,IVAN Printed At 10/26/2020 14:12 Page 1 of 1 15-73838 Supplement No 0006 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative As he walked to the southwest corner, Officer Dillon told the subject to stop. The subject stared at Officer Dillon and stuck his middle finger at us and immediately put his hands inside of his sweater pocket. The subject had a serious stare on his face and was not obeying Officer Dillon's orders (a violation of 148 PC). He began walking southbound on the sidewalk. We attempted to contact the subject again but he did not stop. I grabbed the police vehicle microphone and told the subject to stop and walk to the front of the police vehicle but he refused and continued to put his middle fingers up. As he proceeded to walk southbound we stopped the police vehicle and parked. Officer D. Evans (5569) arrived on scene to assist. As we observed the subject from a distance, he reentered the roadway, turned around, and stuck both of his middle fingers out at us. He then walked back onto the sidewalk and proceeded southbound. Considering the fact that the subject continued to enter the roadway and was a danger to drivers on the roadway, we approached him in an attempt to detain him. As I walked behind the subject, I told him to stop but he refused to obey my command. Believing that the only way to detain him would be to physically stop him from walking away, I decided to put him in a control hold. I grabbed his left arm in an attempt to pull it out of his pocket and place him in a wrist-lock. I drove my right shoulder into the center of his back as I tried to take his balance. The subject immediately tried to pull his arm away and turned towards me. I slid my left hand down to his left wrist and I did wrist-lock takedown and took him down to his knees and then to the ground. I went down with the subject and fell on my right knee. The subject and I were now on the roadway. The subject immediately rolled onto his back and began kicking at Officer Dillon and Officer Evans. I released the subject's arm and took a step back so I could pull out my baton. As I saw the subject violently kicking at the officers, I struck the subject approximately 2 times on his right arm and ribcage. The subject turned towards me and began to kick towards me. I hit the subject an additional time on the lower left leg and he immediately stood up. I realized that our baton strikes were having no affect on the subject. The subject stared at me, clenched his fist, put his weight forward, and began to walk towards me with his fists up by his chest. The subject immediately kicked me on my left side, around my shoulder and rib cage area, as struck his left arm with my baton. The subject began to throw punches at me as I struck him approximately twice on his arms and left side. The subject turned around and began approaching Officer Dillon and Officer Evans. Considering how violent the subject was acting, I immediately struck him on his right lower leg. The subject did not bend his knee or move his leg; he stood in a fighting stance facing the officers. Our strikes continued to have no effect. I pulled out my Electronic Control Device (ECD) and yelled at the subject, "Stop fighting or I'm gonna tase you." He then turned around and began to walk away in an attempt to flee the scene. He walked approximately 10 feet before turning back towards me and taking a fighting stance as. I warned him again but he kept his fists clenched as chest level. I deployed my ECD and I saw the prongs enter the sweater at chest level, but it was ineffective. The subject turned away from me and placed his hands back into his sweater pocket and began walking southbound on the number two lane of southbound traffic. Officer Dillon deployed his ECD and the subject's body tensed up as he fell to the ground headfirst. After the ECD effects, I grabbed the subject's right hand and placed it behind his back. At this point, the subject began to tense up and would not take his left hand out of his pocket. I told the subject several times to put his hands behind his back but he was not complying. I stood up and Officer Dillon applied his ECD again. I grabbed the subject hands and placed him in handcuffs. Officer Dillon and I moved the subject on to the curb and began requesting paramedics to treat his injuries. Long Beach Fire Department Engine 11 and Rescue 9 arrived on scene to treat the subject. Rescue 9 was transported to Memorial Hospital for further evaluation. Officer D. Reyes (6268) arrived on scene and took pictures of the scene and the subject's injuries. He then took pictures of my partner and I in our uniform. Report Officer 10792/GARCIA,IVAN Printed At 10/26/2020 14:12 Page 2 of 3 15-73838 Supplement No 0006 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative Officer J. Castro (10763) conducted knock and talks after the incident. See his supplemental report for further. Sgt. J. Olson (5711) was notified of the incident. Report Officer 10792/GARCIA,IVAN Printed At 10/26/2020 14:12 Page 3 of 3 15-73838 Supplement No 0007 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/02/2015 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense243(C)(2)PC OfficerOKERMAN,DAVID T Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No15-73838 Supplement No0007 Reported Date12/02/2015 Reported Time13:17 CAD Call No 608 Rpt Typ EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense BATTERY ON PEACE OFF/EMERGENCY PERSONNEL Location ATLANTIC AV/E 46TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 Rep Dist 221 Area 03 Beat 19 From Date 12/01/2015 From Time 10:06 Officer 6159/OKERMAN,DAVID T Assignment PATROL/NORTH/CFS/W2 Entered by 8469 AssignmentINVEST/FSSD/EVID CONTROL/PROPERTY RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7108 Approval Date12/03/2015 Approval Time08:47:53 Property Prop # 1 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 12/02/2015 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 845027 Item No 1 # Pieces 2 Description #1 - ECD PRONGS TASER TAKEN FROM Typ A CatOTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS ArticlePRONGS BrandTASER Entered Date12/02/2015 Entered Time13:17 RMS TransferSuccessful Control8469 1202151319 Report Officer 6159/OKERMAN,DAVID T Printed At 10/26/2020 14:12 Page 1 of 1 15-73838 Supplement No 0008 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/02/2015 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense243(C)(2)PC OfficerDILLON,JACOB A Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No15-73838 Supplement No0008 Reported Date12/02/2015 Reported Time13:22 CAD Call No 608 Rpt Typ EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense BATTERY ON PEACE OFF/EMERGENCY PERSONNEL Location ATLANTIC AV/E 46TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 Rep Dist 221 Area 03 Beat 19 From Date 12/01/2015 From Time 10:06 Officer 5998/DILLON,JACOB A Assignment PATROL/EAST/CFS/W3 2nd Officer GARCIA,IVAN AssignmentPATROL/NORTH/CFS/W2 Entered by8469 AssignmentINVEST/FSSD/EVID CONTROL/PROPERTY RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7108 Approval Date12/03/2015 Approval Time08:48:04 Property Prop # 1 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 12/02/2015 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 845029 Item No 1 Serial No C41052744 # Pieces 1 Description #1 - BLACK ECD CARTRIDGE WITH WIRES ON END Typ A CatOTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS ArticleECD BrandTASER Entered Date12/02/2015 Entered Time13:23 RMS TransferSuccessful Control8469 1202151325 Report Officer 5998/DILLON,JACOB A Printed At 10/26/2020 14:12 Page 1 of 1 15-73838 Supplement No 0009 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/02/2015 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense243(C)(2)PC OfficerDILLON,JACOB A Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No15-73838 Supplement No0009 Reported Date12/02/2015 Reported Time13:30 CAD Call No 608 Rpt Typ EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense BATTERY ON PEACE OFF/EMERGENCY PERSONNEL Location ATLANTIC AV/E 46TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 Rep Dist 221 Area 03 Beat 19 From Date 12/01/2015 From Time 10:06 Officer 5998/DILLON,JACOB A Assignment PATROL/NORTH/CFS/W2 2nd Officer GARCIA,IVAN AssignmentPATROL/NORTH/CFS/W2 Entered by8469 AssignmentINVEST/FSSD/EVID CONTROL/PROPERTY RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7108 Approval Date12/03/2015 Approval Time08:47:59 Property Prop # 1 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 12/02/2015 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 845030 Item No 1 Serial No H07829461 # Pieces 1 Description #2 - BLACK ECD CARTRIDGE WITH WIRES ON ENDS Typ A CatOTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS ArticleCARTRI BrandTASER Entered Date12/02/2015 Entered Time13:31 RMS TransferSuccessful Control8469 1202151332 Report Officer 5998/DILLON,JACOB A Printed At 10/26/2020 14:12 Page 1 of 1