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160002703_Redacted16-2703 Supplement No ORIG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/14/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense487(D)AUTOPC OfficerTHACH,PERRY Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement NoORIG Reported Date01/14/2016 Reported Time04:49 CAD Call No 160140261 Rpt Typ INCIDENT-ARREST REPORT Primary Offense GRAND THEFT; MOTOR VEHICLE Location BENNETT AV/E 11TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 04:49 Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Assignment PATROL/WEST/CFS/W1 Entered by 6319 AssignmentPATROL/WEST/CFS/W1 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer8892 Approval Date01/14/2016 Approval Time11:52:44 # Offenses1 Offense487(D)AUTOPC DescriptionGRAND THEFT; MOTOR V Complaint Type Person Summary Invl ARR Invl No 1 Type I Name ARMIJO,LEE ANTHONY MNI RaceH SexM DOB01/29/1982 InvlWIT Invl No1 TypeI Name MNI Race Sex DOB Invl WIT Invl No 2 Type I Name MNI Race Sex DOB Report Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 5 16-2703 Supplement No ORIG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT ARRESTEE 1: ARMIJO,LEE ANTHONY Involvement ARRESTEE Invl No 1 Type Individual Name ARMIJO,LEE ANTHONY MNI Race Hispanic/Mexican/Latin Sex Male DOB 01/29/1982 Age 33 Juvenile? No Height 5'07" Weight 190# Hair Color Black Eye Color Brown PRN Type HOME Address City State ZIP Code Date 01/14/2016 TypeCal Dept of Corrections ID No Type Cal Dept of Corrections ID No Type FBI number ID No Type Jail ID ID No Type Operator License ID No OLS TypeOperator License ID No OLS TypeState Criminal Identification Number(CII)ID No OLS TypeSocial Security Number ID No OLS Phone Type Message Phone No Date 01/14/2016 Parole/Probation CDC/ID Number Mark TypeABDOMEN- TATTOO Mark CodeTattoo Description"BNP" Mark Type CHEST- TATTOO Mark Code Tattoo Description PIC OF FACES Mark Type CHIN - TATTOO Mark Code Tattoo Description "LA" Mark TypeHEAD - TATTOO -NONSPECIFIC Mark CodeTattoo Description"LA" ON SKULL Mark TypeCHEEK, LEFT - TATTOO Mark CodeTattoo Description "B" Mark Type FOREARM, LEFT- TATTOO Mark Code Tattoo Description PIC OF DEVIL Relationship Brother Name Phone Type Home Phone No Employer/SchoolLA TIMES Position/GradeLA TIMES Phone TypeBusiness Phone No Report Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 2 of 5 16-2703 Supplement No ORIG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative was no longer in the area. She was a female Hispanic in her thirties, wearing a dark jacket and light colored pants. She was medium build and approximately 5'5 inches tall. I asked for Units to assist me. When Units arrived, I called out to the driver. I ordered the person to step out of the vehicle with his hands up. The person (now identified as Def. Lee Anthony Armijo) did not come out as ordered. Armijo was moving around in the front compartment. I could hear loud banging noises, which sounded like he was kicking something in the vehicle. Officer I. Hughes attempted to give Armijo commands on the loud speaker of my black and white Police Car. Armijo refused to come out of the vehicle. He stuck his head out of the driver's seat and yelled out something I could not understand. Officer D. Paul attempted to call Armijo out of the vehicle on the loud speaker. She used English and Spanish to give him commands to come out of the vehicle. He again refused. He stuck his head out of the vehicle and yelled profanities at us. He then stated, "I don't care any more. Shoot me." Armijo continued to move about in the front compartment. Officer Paul continued to give him commands. For further see her follow-up report. While we attempted to call out Armijo, he broke out his driver's side window with an unknown object he had in the vehicle. He then threw out miscellaneous objects out the window. Some of the objects hit a parked vehicle, causing scratches to it (LIC 8214123). This vehicle was later also damaged by less lethal projectiles. For further see Officer Contreras' report. Long Beach K9 was on scene. Officers gave out commands for several more minutes. Armijo continued to refuse to step out of the vehicle. K9 was deployed. For further see the follow-up reports. Sgt. Scaccia and Sgt. Steinhauser were notified and were on scene. Ocean Blue was notified and responded for the clean up of a 2-foot by 1ft puddle of blood. Officer Calub #10784 assisted with towing the vehicle. For further see his follow up report. Long Beach Fire treated the Def. at the scene. Long Beach Fire transported him to Community Hospital where he was treated. Officer R. Herrera and Officer Conrad assisted with transporting Def. Armijo to the downtown booking station where he was booked as charged. I spoke to at Bennett Ave and he told me the following: and his wife were asleep in their bedroom when they heard what sounded like Police Officers on a P.A speaker. He looked outside and observed Male Hispanic subject sitting in the driver's seat of a white van. There were approximately ten Police Officers and Police vehicles behind the van. could hear the Police telling the driver to come out of the vehicle with his hands up. and his wife were afraid so they stopped looking out the window and laid flat on the floor of their bedroom. While lying on the floor, could hear a Male voice yelling profanities at the Police. The voice was laughing and screaming and sounded as if he had mental issues. further stated, the Police were very patient. They gave him many opportunities to come out of the vehicle. They were giving him commands for an hour. heard a loud popping noise and dogs barking. He then heard a Male voice screaming. He also heard Officers yelling out commands to "Get on the ground and put his hands behind his back." did not look outside and did not observe Officers taking the Def. Into custody. I also spoke to who told me the following: heard Police giving commands to someone in a white van. It appeared to be a Male Hispanic sitting in the driver's seat. The Police were continuing to give him commands for over an hour. He refused and was yelling out profanities at Police. He was throwing objects out the window and was acting very strangely. He then observed the Male Hispanic stick his head out the window from the driver's seat. The subject then climbed through the driver's side window. then heard loud popping noises and saw the subject fall onto the ground. The subject then got up and ran around the front of the van when he was bit by a K9 dog. He then observed several Police Officers attempting to handcuff the subject. stated he could no longer see the subject due to the Officers standing between him and the subject. He could hear a lot of yelling. was far away so he could not hear much else. further stated he has a camera at his home that points onto Bennett Ave. I asked him if the camera shows the intersection and he said it does not. I asked him if we could see the footage and he said he does not know how to work the surveillance system. He then stated the Report Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 4 of 5 16-2703 Supplement No ORIG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative camera was not recording at the time of the incident and only starts recording when he manually press record. He appeared unsure about the system because it was new. I advised him to call us out if he does have any footage of the incident recorded and he said he would. Report Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 5 of 5 16-2703 Supplement No 0002 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/14/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense10851VC OfficerTHACH,PERRY Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0002 Reported Date01/14/2016 Reported Time04:49 CAD Call No 160140261 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense TAKE VEHICLE WITHOUT CONSENT Location E 11TH ST/BENNETT AV City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 04:49 Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Assignment PATROL/WEST/CFS/W1 Entered by 5723 AssignmentPATROL/EAST/CFS/W1 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer8892 Approval Date01/14/2016 Approval Time11:52:58 Additional RemarksLocation: EB 11 W/O BENNENT Use of Force Yes Statements Yes Suspect in Custody Yes Modus Operandi Crime Code(s)STOLEN VEHICLE Narrative On Thursday, January 14, 2016, at approximately 0449 hours, I, Officer G. Sargent #5723, was dispatched to assist Officer P. Thach #6319 who had located an occupied 10851(a) VC stolen vehicle on 11th Street, just west of Bennett Avenue, Call #0261. Upon arrival, I observed a white 2008 Ford E-250 Van with a California license plate of 8K91040 that was parked in the middle of 11th Street, facing eastbound. The sole male occupant (Suspect) of the vehicle was a male Hispanic, approximately 25 years old, brown hair, wearing a black baseball cap, grey sweatshirt and blue jeans. The Suspect was yelling and screaming while throwing miscellaneous papers, gloves and plumber type pipes out the driver's side window of the vehicle. Assisting Officers arrived on scene. I positioned myself behind the driver's door of Officer Thach's police vehicle. A tactical blanket was deployed and positioned directly in front of my position in case the Suspect had a firearm. I was assigned as lethal coverage for Officer D. Blizzard #5636 who had deployed his AR rifle and was standing to my right. Officer I. Hughes #5767 and Officer K. Contreras #10805 deployed a 40 mm less than lethal launcher. Officer D. Paul #10137 was using the vehicle's public announcement speaker system in an attempt to order the Suspect out of the vehicle during our felony vehicle stop. The Suspect refused to exit the vehicle after being ordered to exit the vehicle for approximately 90 minutes. Officer Paul used the vehicle's public announcement system, which could be clearly heard by the Suspect because he would stick his head out of the vehicle's open window and yell at the Officers to "Go fuck yourselves." During the felony stop, the Suspect continued to yell out his driver's door window while throwing miscellaneous items out the open driver's window. The Suspect continued to yell at responding Officers and refused to listen to our commands to exit the vehicle with his hands in the air. On multiple occasions the Suspect replied, "I would rather die then get out of the car." K9 Officer V. Ortiz #5983 arrived on scene with his canine. The Suspect was becoming more agitated and was swinging an unknown black object that looked like a pipe.The Suspect then rolled up the driver's window to the vehicle and then broke the window out with the unknown pipe. The Suspect then exited out the driver's window of the vehicle and sat on the frame of the open window. The Suspect then kicked the door open with both of his Report Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0002 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative feet. The driver's door swung wide open with the Suspect still sitting on the driver's door window frame. Officer Hughes who was standing to my right then fired a 40 mm less than lethal round at the Suspect, which struck the Suspect on the abdomen. Officer Contreras who was standing to my left then fired one 40 mm less than lethal round that struck the driver's door mirror of a parked truck that was positioned just behind the Suspect's vehicle. Officer Hughes fired a second 40 mm less than lethal, but I don't known where that round landed. K9 Officer Ortiz then released his canine to contact the Suspect. The canine then ran up to the vehicle and began to climb into the driver's compartment of the vehicle. The Suspect then suddenly jumped down onto the ground and ran around to the front of the vehicle. Officers on the EAT (Emergency Arrest Team) ran around the right passenger side of the vehicle to intercept the Suspect because we believed he was going to flee the scene on foot. As we came around the right front side of the vehicle and unknown Officer deployed his Electronic Control Device, which struck the Suspect in an unknown area of his body. The Suspect then began to scream and rolled onto his left shoulder. I then grabbed his right wrist as additional officers grabbed other parts of his body. The Suspect then tensed up and began to twist his body about in an attempt to break free of our hold. The Suspect continued to twist his body about and made several attempts to stand up to his feet. At one point there were at least six or more Officers attempting to control the Suspect. I began ordering the Suspect to stop resisting and roll over onto his stomach. However, the Suspect continued to resist by twisting his body about in an attempt to break free. The Suspect then pulled his right arm away from me and other Officers rushed in to control the Suspect. I repeatedly ordered the Suspect to stop resisting and roll over onto his stomach, but he refused. The Suspect was eventually rolled over onto his stomach and handcuffed by an unknown Officer. The Suspect was then escorted to the intersection of 11th Street and Roswell Avenue where Long Beach Fire Department personnel from Engine 4 and Rescue 8 were staged. Long Beach Fire Department personnel then treated the Suspect for his injuries and he was later transported to the hospital for additional treatment. Sgt. J. Steinhauser #6060 was notified of the Use of Force. Report Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 2 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0003 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative I spoke to and she told me the following: She was awakened by the police over a loud speaker. She could hear a male and female giving commands in English and Spanish. The commands were to turn off the vehicle, throw the keys out of the vehicle and exit with your hands up. She looked out the window and saw Armijo in the front of the van throwing things around and refusing to come out. She went to the other side of the house but could still here commands to exit the vehicle. She heard the commands several times (over 12 times). About a half hour to 45 minutes later she heard two or three "pops." At that point she went to her window to see what happened. She saw Armijo at the front of the van and there were several officers (about a dozen) around him. The officers were very calm and kept telling him to relax, lay on your stomach and place your hands behind your back. They took him into custody and were very professional. Her husband (CDL DOB ) was also home. She stated he was sleeping during the incident but was now awake. I asked if I could talk to him real quick and she went to get him. When she returned, she told me he did not want to talk to the police and was not going to get involved Report Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 2 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0004 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/14/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense487(D)AUTOPC OfficerHODGE,MARCUS D Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0004 Reported Date01/14/2016 Reported Time07:44 CAD Call No 261 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense GRAND THEFT; MOTOR VEHICLE Location BENNETT AV/E 11TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 07:44 Officer 5484/HODGE,MARCUS D Assignment PATROL/FIELD SUP/SPEC ENF/K9 W2 Entered by5484 AssignmentPATROL/FIELD SUP/SPEC ENF/K9 W2 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer8892 Approval Date01/14/2016 Approval Time11:53:12 Narrative Sergeant Hodge interviewed ARR Armijo at Long Beach Community Hospital's emergency room # 4C. Prior to the interview Sergeant Hodge read ARR Armijo his rights per P.D. form 1000.008 and he responded yes to the waiver question. The interview was digitally recorded, the audio file was transferred to a compact-disc, and it was placed into evidence. The following is a summary of Sergeant Hodge's interview of ARR Armijo. ARR Armijo replied, "I don't know why I was arrested" when asked why he had been arrested. ARR Armijo said he knew the owner of the vehicle and had their consent to drive it. ARR Armijo acknowledged seeing the emergency lights of police vehicles,hearing sirens, hearing officers ordering him to surrender and exit the vehicle, a dog barking, and hearing officers state a police canine may be used to arrest him if he continued to resist arrest by disobeying the lawful orders of officers. ARR Armijo replied, "Confidential reasons sir, I can not speak about" when asked why he chose not comply with the officers' orders. During the interview ARR Armijo stated he no longer wished to discuss his arrest and refused to answer any questions. The interview was concluded at this time and no further questions were asked. Report Officer 5484/HODGE,MARCUS D Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 1 16-2703 Supplement No 0005 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/14/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense10851VC OfficerTHACH,PERRY Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0005 Reported Date01/14/2016 Reported Time04:49 CAD Call No 160140261 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense TAKE VEHICLE WITHOUT CONSENT Location E 11TH ST/BENNETT AV City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 04:49 Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Assignment PATROL/WEST/CFS/W1 Entered by 6263 AssignmentPATROL/NORTH/ADMIN/STAFF RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer8892 Approval Date01/14/2016 Approval Time11:53:24 Modus Operandi Crime Code(s) STOLEN VEHICLE Narrative On Thursday, January 14, 2016 at approximately 0451 hours I (Officer I. Hughes #6263) responded to 11th Street and Bennett Avenue to assist Officer P. Thach at the scene regarding a suspicious vehicle. Officer Thach discovered that the suspicious vehicle was stolen (License 8K91040). Several patrol units responded to the scene to assist. Once there were sufficient officers at the scene, we began giving suspect verbal commands to exit the vehicle. Officer D. Paul used the patrol vehicle PA system to order the suspect out of the vehicle. Officer Paul gave the suspect verbal commands in English and in Spanish. The suspect did not comply. Instead, he yelled out the window at officers using profanity. During the standoff, I observed that the suspect was seated in the driver's seat of the vehicle with the driver's front window rolled down. Officer Paul continued to give the suspect periodic commands in an attempt to get him to exit the vehicle so that we could safely take him into custody. The suspect continued to disobey commands to exit. He taunted officers and threw several objects outside of the vehicle. The suspect's behavior was bizarre. He violently struck the inside of the vehicle with an unknown object and breaking glass inside of the vehicle. While he was being ordered to exit the vehicle, he leaned his upper body out of the window but refused to comply. K9 Officer V. Ortiz responded to the scene along with Sgt Hodge. Sgt Steinhauser was at the scene of the high-risk stop. I deployed the 40 mm less lethal launcher as part of the Emergency Action Team (EAT). With guidance of Sgt Steinhauser the EAT formulated a plan to take the suspect safely into custody. Being that the suspect was in a stolen vehicle, there was potential that he could be armed. As a EAT we determined that it was not safe to approach the vehicle and take the suspect into custody. The EAT gave the suspect verbal commands to apply for approximately 45 minutes. Yet, he did not comply. He opened the door several times but closed it back refusing to exit. I heard Officer Ortiz verbally warn the suspect that a K9 was at the scene. Officer Ortiz ensured the suspect that he would not be harmed if he surrendered to the nearest officer. Again, the suspect did not comply. The SWAT team was activated. While we were awaiting the arrival of the SWAT team, the suspect sat on the driver's front door with his upper body through the window and his legs seated Report Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0005 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative on the interior of the door. As he sat on the door, the door swung open facing the EAT. I believed that his positioning gave the EAT an opportunity to attempt to take him into custody. Being that there was potential that he was armed, I determined that launcing the 40 mm round at the suspect to gain his compliance was the best force option. I launched the 40 mm round at the suspect without warning. The projectile struck the suspect on his stomach. I feared that if I gave the suspect a warning prior to launching, he would have gone back inside of the vehicle. After the suspect was struck with the less lethal round,he came down from the driver's side door. I observed that the K9 was deployed. The K9 took control of the suspect but released his grip. The suspect was ordered to get on the ground but he did not comply. I fired a second round at the suspect. The second round did not strike the suspect. The EAT moved as a group to take the suspect into custody. I observed that officers order the suspect to the ground. He did not comply. Officer Ortiz deployed the Electronic Control Device at the suspect. The ECD deployment appeared to be effective. The suspect went to the ground. I observed officer attempting to place the suspect into handcuffs. The suspect appeared to be resisting by not placing his arms behind his back. I assisted the officers by taking control of the suspect's right arm but he pulled away. Another officer was able to take control of his arm and place him into handcuffed. The Fire department was requested to treat the suspect. Officer escorted the suspect to the paramedics so that he could be medically evaluated and treated. During the incident, I was exposed to the suspect's blood on my hands. Sgt Steinhasuer was notified of the Use of Force and exposure. Report Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 2 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0006 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/14/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense10851VC OfficerCRUZ,ROBERT J III Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0006 Reported Date01/14/2016 Reported Time04:49 CAD Call No 160140261 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense TAKE VEHICLE WITHOUT CONSENT Location BENNETT AV City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 04:49 Officer 10009/CRUZ,ROBERT J III Assignment PATROL/WEST/CFS/W3 Entered by 10009 AssignmentPATROL/WEST/CFS/W3 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer8892 Approval Date01/14/2016 Approval Time11:53:32 Modus Operandi Crime Code(s) STOLEN VEHICLE Narrative On 1-14-16, my partner (Officer M. Calub #10784) and I (Officer R. Cruz #10009) assisted Unit 2A12 (Officer P. Thach #6319) at 11th Street and Bennett Avenue regarding a subject refusing to exit a stolen vehicle (call #261). Upon arrival, my partner and I placed ourselves with the EAT that was staged behind the stolen vehicle. The vehicle was parked on 11th Street west of Bennett Avenue facing eastbound in the westbound lane. The subject (later identified as Lee Anthony Armijo) was sitting inside the vehicle. While in the vehicle he would stick either his head out or half of his body out to curse us out and tell us he wasn't going to jail. Armijo broke the driver side window out put his head through the opening put half of his body through the opening and sat on the door. Armijo was sitting in the window with the driver side door open facing us. Officer I. Hughes #6263 deployed the 40mm less lethal launcher and launched one round at Armijo, striking him in the stomach. Armijo buckled over in the car window in pain. Officer Hughes deployed one more round but I did not see where the round went. K9 Officer V. Ortiz #5983 then deployed his dog at Armijo as he was still sitting in the window but was unsuccessful. Myself, along with the rest of the EAT approached Armijo after he fell out of the window and walked in front of the van and out of sight. As I approached, Armijo was standing at the front of the van when Officer Ortiz's dog contacted Armijo on the right side of his upper body. The dog quickly let go of Armijo and ran away. Officer Ortiz and multiple officers continued to tell Armijo to get on the ground but he refused. Officer Ortiz deployed his ECD (electronic control device) at Armijo which caused him to fall down and land on the left side of his body. Even after Officer Ortiz deployed his ECD at Armijo, he continued to resist by clenching his fist and pulling them tight into his chest as Officer Ortiz attempted to get control of his arms. Officer Ortiz's dog then re-appeared and approached Armijo as he was moving around on the ground at re-contacted Armijo on the upper right side of his back. As Officer Ortiz's dog maintained control of Armijo, he puckered his lips and began to make "kissing" noises and whistle at the dog. After approximately five to ten seconds, Officer Ortiz removed his dog from Armijo. Armijo continued to resist even after being struck with an ECD and bit by a police dog. I attempted to control Armijo's left arm once the dog was removed but he continued to resist by rolling over onto his stomach. Due to all the officers on scene and assisting, I was unable to see who pulled his right and left arm Report Officer 10009/CRUZ,ROBERT J III Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0006 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative out from underneath his body. I laid my body on top of Armijo's upper back while he was being placed in handcuffs. Once he was placed in handcuffs I removed myself from Armijo. I then noticed a large amount of blood on the front of my jacket and left sleeve. I had blood on both hands, uniform pants and shirt as well as my magazine pouch. I advised Unit 2S40 (Sgt. D. Scaccia #6048) of the blood exposure. Sgt. Steinhauser #6060 of the use of force. Report Officer 10009/CRUZ,ROBERT J III Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 2 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0007 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/14/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary OffenseK9BITE OfficerORTIZ,VICTOR M Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0007 Reported Date01/14/2016 Reported Time09:21 CAD Call No 261 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense LBPD K-9 BITE REPORT Location BENNETT AV/E 11TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 09:21 Officer 5983/ORTIZ,VICTOR M Assignment PATROL/FIELD SUP/SPEC ENF/K9 W3 Entered by5983 AssignmentPATROL/FIELD SUP/SPEC ENF/K9 W3 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer8892 Approval Date01/14/2016 Approval Time13:00:56 Modus Operandi Crime Code(s) STOLEN VEHICLE Narrative On 01-14-16 at approximately 0611 hours, I Officer V. Ortiz (5983) received a text from home by Long Beach Police dispatch requesting a K9 to respond to 11th street and Bennett Ave. Officers had a suspect who was inside a stolen vehicle and refusing to exit. Upon arrival on scene I contacted unit 1S35 Sergeant Steinhauser and he told me the following. The suspect is barricaded in a stolen van and is throwing objects out the drivers side window. The suspect has armed himself with a metal pipe and is breaking things inside the van. When Officers attempt to call the suspect out he begins to curse at the Officers and challenges them to fight and for them to come and get him. Sergeant Steinhuser believes the vehicle is inoperable because his hazard lights were on and now they are dimming down. Prior to my arrival the suspect had opened the drivers door challenged the Officers to fight then would close the door. Long Beach Police SWAT has been activated and was in route to our location. I noticed that the stolen vehicle was on 11th Street just west of Bennett Ave facing east bound. Approximately twenty feet behind the stolen vehicle there were Officers standing behind a tactical ballistic blanket with there firearms and less lethal launchers pointed towards the stolen vehicle. I advised Sergeant Steinhauser that if the suspect opened the door again I would deploy my K9 after Officers deployed less lethal rubber batons to prevent the suspect access back into the van. Sergeant Steinhauser and I both agreed that in conjunction with deploying the I'm rubber baton. Sending my K9 was the safest tools we had available at the time I gave a K9 announcement at approximately 0550 hours, to the suspect advising him to surrender or a Police dog would be used to bite him. The suspect replied that he was a K9 Officer also and told my K9 to bite me. He then said that he would make Chihuahua tacos out of my Police dog if I sent him to bite him. The suspect then challenged me and told me to go ahead and send the K9. He then stated " Come on mother fucker come and suck my dick". A few minutes later the suspect used a black pipe and broke out the drivers side window. The suspect stuck half his body outside from the window with his elbows up faced the Officers while holding the pipe as if it was a rifle and aimed it at them. The suspect paused for one to two seconds then laughed as he reentered the vehicle. Unit SK9 Sergeant Hodge arrived on scene and I briefed him of the incident. I advised Sergeant Hodge that we were waiting for SWAT but if the suspect opens the drivers door I was planing to deploy my K9 after Officers Report Officer 5983/ORTIZ,VICTOR M Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0008 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/14/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense487(D)AUTOPC OfficerSCHNEIDER,HUNTER CHARL Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0008 Reported Date01/14/2016 Reported Time09:22 CAD Call No 261 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense GRAND THEFT; MOTOR VEHICLE Location BENNETT AV/E 11TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 04:49 Officer 10786/SCHNEIDER,HUNTER CHARLES Assignment PATROL/EAST/CFS/W2 Entered by 10786 AssignmentPATROL/EAST/CFS/W2 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer8892 Approval Date01/14/2016 Approval Time11:53:41 Use of ForceYes Modus Operandi Crime Code(s) STOLEN VEHICLE Narrative On 01-14-2016 at approximately 0455 hours, my partner (Officer D. Paul #10137) and I (Officer H. Schneider #10786) were working uniformed patrol as Unit 2A71 when we responded to a stolen vehicle that was stopped on 11th Street and Bennett Avenue (call #0261). We assisted Unit 2A12 (Officer P. Thach #6319), Unit 2A15 (Officer D. Keeney #6148), Unit 2A16 (Officer M. Whybrew), and 2S40 (Sgt D. Scaccia #6048 and Officer I. Hughes #6263) who were already on scene with a male subject (later identified as Arrested Lee Armijo) in the driver seat of a white Ford Econoline van (CA #8K91040). Armijo was not listening to officers' commands to get out of the vehicle with his hands up. For further, see main report filed by Officer Thach. Upon arrival, I observed Armijo inside the stolen white van, throwing items out of the vehicle, and not listening to officers' commands to exit the vehicle. He was moving around in the vehicle and banging around in the van. He was not exiting the vehicle after multiple commands My partner and I began to alternate giving Armijo verbal commands on the P.A. to exit the vehicle with his hands up. We gave him these commands every 45 seconds for approximately an hour. He continued to not listen to these commands. Armijo started to lean his head out the window talking about how we were going to have to get him out of the vehicle and he was not going without a fight. He would go back in the van and bang around in the vehicle. I could not see what he was doing. I could just hear loud banging sounds. This happened multiple times. Armijo was able to shatter the driver passenger window with an unknown object. At approximately 0610 hours, Armijo opened the driver's door and sat on the window opening legs on the inside of the door with the door all the way open. Officer Hughes and Officer Contreras launched three 40mm projectiles at Armijo. Armijo fell to the ground in front of the van. At this time Unit K3 (Officer V. Ortiz #5983) released his canine on the suspect. For further, see their supplement reports. I approached Armijo with other officers after he fell in front of the van. He was attempting to flee by trying to stand up and he was in a fighting position on his back with his hands in a fist in front of his face. He was not listening to officers' commands to get on his stomach and place his hands behind his back. Other officers were able to place him on his stomach. Based on Armijo breaking the window, I did not know if he had any weapons on his person Report Officer 10786/SCHNEIDER,HUNTER CHARLES Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0008 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative and he had not been searched. While Armijo was on his stomach, I used bodily force to take hold of both his legs and push his calves together, because he was actively resisting by kicking, as Officer Contreras began to apply the hobble restraint. I placed my right knee on top of his left calf and used both hands to hold down the back of his right leg. Armijo was actively kicking while the hobble was being applied. The hobble was applied to effect the arrest and stop him from kicking, and seriously injuring myself and other officers. Officers' placed Armijo in double-locked handcuffs. After handcuffing and applying the hobble there was no further force was used. Officer Paul photographed the scene, the suspect, and the officers involved in the use of force. Unit 1S35 (Sgt. J. Steinhauser #6060) Unit 2S40 (Sgt. D. Scaccia #6048) was on scene and was notified of the use of force. Unit WC3 (Sgt P. Esko #5530) was notified of the use of force. Report Officer 10786/SCHNEIDER,HUNTER CHARLES Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 2 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0009 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/14/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense10851VC OfficerKIGER,KRIZTY CONTRERAS Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0009 Reported Date01/14/2016 Reported Time04:49 CAD Call No 160140261 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense TAKE VEHICLE WITHOUT CONSENT Location BENNETT AV City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 04:49 Officer 10805/KIGER,KRIZTY CONTRERAS Assignment PATROL/WEST/CFS/W1 2nd OfficerWOOD,JASON TIMOTHY AssignmentPATROL/WEST/CFS/W1 Entered by10805 AssignmentPATROL/WEST/CFS/W3 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer8892 Approval Date01/14/2016 Approval Time11:53:48 Modus Operandi Crime Code(s) STOLEN VEHICLE Narrative On 1-14-16 at 0514 hours, my partner (Officer J. Wood #10040) and I (Officer K. Contreras #10805) were working uniformed patrol in a marked and black and white police vehicle as unit 1A68. We assisted unit 2A12 (Officer Whybrew #6160) at the intersection of 11th Street and Bennett Avenue regarding a stolen vehicle (call#261). En route, we were notified that the subject was not cooperating. Officers were giving the suspect commands to exit the vehicle and the suspect would begin to yell at the officers. The suspect made statements that he wanted to commit suicide. Upon arrival, I observed a white Ford van stopped at the intersection of 11th street and Bennett Avenue. The van was facing eastbound on 11th. The driver side window was open half way down. There were two windows at the rear of the van, but was unable to see through them due to condensation. There were numerous police vehicle to the rear of the primary unit. A second unit was parked just north of the primary unit providing additional cover for officers trying to gain a position of advantage. Inside the white van was a Hispanic male suspect in the driver seat yelling profanities, and questioning commands given by officers. The suspect began to throw objects (i.e. clothing, hats, plastic objects) from inside the vehicle out onto the street. The subject would place his upper body out of the driver side window, and would begin to yell at officers that he would "fuck them up," and "dome them." He would enter back into the vehicle and would begin to yell. I heard what sounded like a hard object hitting the vehicle upholstery and dashboard in the car. The suspect did this repeatedly. While staging with the primary unit, the primary unit was continuously giving the suspect commands to exit the vehicle. With every command, the suspect began to argue and said he was not going to get out of the car. When ordered to exit he stated, "I'd rather die, than get out of the car." The suspect continued to be uncooperative. With the unknown hard object, the suspect shattered the driver side window. He stuck his upper body out and sat on the driver side window frame with his legs still inside the vehicle. The suspect had his left hand on the roof of the vehicle and had his right hand inside the vehicle. His right hand appeared to be placed just to the outside of his right leg. The subject continued to yell profanities at officers. He then took his right hand out from the vehicle in a quick and sharp manner. I observed his index and middle finger pointed forward and his thumb was up as if his hand was a gun. I was placed on the Emergency Action Team (EAT).I was responsible for less lethal (40 mm Soft sponge Report Officer 10805/KIGER,KRIZTY CONTRERAS Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0009 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative projectile) along with Officer Hughes. It was decided that if the suspect exited the vehicle we would launch the 40mm simultaneously if he did not comply, and then the K-9 officer would deploy his K-9. The suspect was still sitting on the driver side window frame he opened the driver side door. The door swung open while the suspect was sitting in the window frame. The suspect was facing westbound 11th towards our EAT. I aligned my 40 mm sights on the suspect. Officer Hughes launched the first 40 mm round striking the suspect in the abdominal area. I heard the suspect yell "Ow," but the suspect was still sitting in the window frame and was not complying with orders that were being given. That is when I launched my 40 mm at the suspect, the suspect had been violently resisting being taken into custody by throwing objects out of the vehicle, and making threats towards officers that he was going to "Fuck them up," and he wanted to commit suicide. The suspects had access to weapons inside the vehicle, and based on his actions I believed if he was not apprehended the suspect could cause injury to himself or another officer. I was approximately 30 feet away from the suspect when I launched the 40mm. Unfortunately, when I launched the 40 mm, the soft sponge projectile struck the driver side rearview mirror of a white Ram pick up (#8Z14123) parked on the north curb of 11th street. The projectile damaged the mirror, breaking off part of the plastic frame around the mirror. That is when Officer Hughes launched a second 40mm round at the suspect. I did not see where the projectile struck the suspect. The K-9 officer released his K-9, and the K-9 and made contact with the suspect. The EAT advanced towards the suspect who fell from the driver side window frame and began to run away from the van. Officers advanced from around the van and I heard the suspect begin to yell. I was unable to understand what he was saying. When I made it around the vehicle the K-9 made contact with the suspect upper body, which prevented him from standing up. Officers attempted to gain control of the suspect's hands and legs to get him into custody. I observed the suspect resisting, kicking and flailing. Four officers were attempting to handcuff the suspect when the suspect was able to roll away and sit up and continued to kick his feet, and yell, "Get off of me." Officers gave the suspect commands to cooperate and to stop moving, but he did not comply. Officers were able to roll the suspect over onto his stomach while he continued to yell, "Get off of me." The suspect was tense and had his hands under his chest and would not let officers get control of his hands. I saw the suspect's feet were exposed and were able to kick. To prevent injury to myself or other officers I applied the hobble restraint to the suspect's feet, and secured it while other officers were placing the suspect into handcuffs. I maintained control of the suspect's feet until he was placed in handcuffs and no longer resisting. No Further force was used. Sergeant Steinhauser#6060 was notified. The suspect was handcuffed and evaluated by Long Beach Fire Department. I located the residence of the registered owner for the vehicle that was struck by the 40 mm projectile. I notified the registered owners ) stephdaughter of the incident. I provided her with a report receipt. Report Officer 10805/KIGER,KRIZTY CONTRERAS Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 2 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0010 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/14/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense487(D)AUTOPC OfficerCALUB,MATTHEW JACOB Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0010 Reported Date01/14/2016 Reported Time09:54 CAD Call No 261 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense GRAND THEFT; MOTOR VEHICLE Location BENNETT AV/E 11TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 04:49 Officer 10784/CALUB,MATTHEW JACOB Assignment PATROL/EAST/CFS/W2 2nd Officer CRUZ,ROBERT J III AssignmentPATROL/WEST/CFS/W3 Entered by10784 AssignmentPATROL/EAST/CFS/W2 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer8892 Approval Date01/14/2016 Approval Time11:53:55 Vehicle: 8K91040 Involvement Recovered Type Truck/Van License No 8K91040 State California Lic Year 2016 Lic Type Commercial Year 2008 Make Ford/Courier/Ford Goldline Camper Model Econoline E250 Style Van, Van Trailer Color White Value$4,000.00 VIN1FTNS24L98D66244 Stl Loc/Rec LocStolen Local/Recovered Local (UCR=1) Rcv Date01/14/2016 Recv Value$4,000.00 LocLONG BEACH # Recovered1 DamagedCriminal mischief Storage POLICE DEPT TOW Condition Vandalism Gen Cond Good Dispo Retained Dispo Date 01/14/2016 Modus Operandi Crime Code(s)STOLEN VEHICLE Narrative On 1/14/2016 at 0546 hours, my partner (Officer R. Cruz #10009) and I (Officer M. Calub #10784) assisted numerous units regarding a stolen vehicle and driver refusing to get out of the vehicle (Call #261). Upon arrival, I could see a white van (License #8K91040) with a male Hispanic suspect leaning outside the driver's side door window and numerous officers with their weapons drawn. The van was facing east on E. 11th Street west of Bennett Avenue. The suspect made numerous statements that he did not want to live anymore. I took cover behind a patrol car along the north side of E. 11th Street and drew my weapon. I saw the suspect break the driver side door window with an unknown object. I saw the suspect go in and out of the driver's side window three to four times. The suspect threw various items out of the window in various directions. I moved to the center of the street to provide lethal cover for an officer who had deployed the 40MM less than lethal munitions. The suspect was sitting in the driver's side door window and continued to yell profanities. I saw the suspect open the driver's side door and the door slowly started to open. The suspect was now facing west toward the officers. I heard a 40 MM less than lethal munitions launched at the suspect. I heard two more 40 MM less than lethal munitions launched at the suspect.I saw two rounds hit the suspect in the stomach area. I then saw the K-9 deployed on the suspect. The K-9 was unsuccessful at contacting the suspect. The suspect fell out of the driver's side door and out of my view. I moved up toward the van and around the south side of the van. As the suspect came into view, I saw an officer to my right deploy an Electronic Control Device at the suspect who was standing. I saw the suspect fall to the ground and unknown officers attempt to handcuff the suspect. While the officers were attempting to handcuff the suspect, I assisted by attempting to grab the suspect's right Report Officer 10784/CALUB,MATTHEW JACOB Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0010 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative hand to take control. I noticed the K-9 was contacting the suspect's right arm. As soon as the K-9 was removed several officers and I attempted to handcuff the suspect.The suspect continued to resist handcuffing by tucking in his arms and clinching his fists on his left side. It took several attempts to get the suspect onto his stomach because he was continuing to resist by tucking in his arms and clinching his fists. Once the suspect was on his stomach, I was able to bring his right hand behind his back and I handcuffed his right wrist. I informed an unknown Officer to my left the suspect's left arm was still underneath his stomach. An unknown officer pulled his left arm behind his back and I was able to handcuff his left wrist. I checked the handcuffs for fit and I double locked them. I was informed the hobble restraint was placed on the suspect's ankles. An unknown officer took control of the suspect, searched him, and stood him up. I placed gloves on my hands because I could see blood on the suspect. Two unknown officers, Officer Schneider (#10786), and I carried the suspect to the southeast corner of Roswell Avenue and E. 11th Street to wait for Long Beach Fire Department treat and evaluate the suspect. Long Beach Fire Department responded to start treatment and transported the suspect for injuries received during the use of force. Officer Schneider and I assisted Long Beach Fire Department with placing the suspect on the gurney. Officer Cruz (#10009) checked my head and face to see if I had any blood on me. Officer Cruz found blood on the right side of my forehead. The van was towed by PD Tow per V.C. 22651 (Recovered Stolen on a public street). Report Officer 10784/CALUB,MATTHEW JACOB Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 2 of 2 16-2703 Supplement No 0011 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/14/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary OffenseRECVEH OfficerKIGER,KRIZTY CONTRERAS Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0011 Reported Date01/14/2016 Reported Time10:42 CAD Call No 261 Rpt Typ RECOVERED VEHICLE REPORT Primary Offense RECOVERED VEHICLE Location BENNETT AV/E 11TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 04:49 Officer 10805/KIGER,KRIZTY CONTRERAS Assignment PATROL/WEST/CFS/W3 Entered by 8646 AssignmentADMIN/RECORDS/RECORDS/W2 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer8646 Approval Date01/14/2016 Approval Time10:44:39 Vehicle: 8K91040 Involvement Outside recovery - other agency Type Truck/Van License No 8K91040 State California Lic Year 2016 Lic Type Commercial Year 2008 Make Ford/Courier/Ford Goldline Camper Model Econoline E250 StyleVan, Van Trailer ColorWhite Value$2,000.00 VIN1FTNS24L98DA66244 Stl Loc/Rec LocStolen Other/Recovered Local (UCR=3)Rcv Date01/14/2016 Recv Value$2,000.00 LocLONG BEACH Damaged Other Rcv Location BENNETT AV Rcv City LONG BEACH Rcv St California Rep Dist 541 Beat 12 Area 02 Storage POLICE DEPT TOW Condition Other condition Dispo Retained Dispo Date 01/14/2016 Additional Information NO HOLD/PD TOW/562 570 2828/INV 678792 Miscellaneous Comments 1VEH DAMAGED NOT STRIPPED/FRT PLT MSG/SUSP IN CUST Tow ByPOLICE DEPT TOW Auth ByKIGER,KRIZTY CONTRERAS Tow From BENNETT AV Tow To PD TOW Person Notified SUSIE Modus Operandi Crime Code(s) RECOVERED STOLEN VEHICLE Report Officer 10805/KIGER,KRIZTY CONTRERAS Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 1 16-2703 Supplement No 0012 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/15/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense487(D)AUTOPC OfficerHODGE,MARCUS D Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0012 Reported Date01/15/2016 Reported Time10:57 CAD Call No 160140261 Rpt Typ EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense GRAND THEFT; MOTOR VEHICLE Location BENNETT AV/E 11TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 04:49 Officer 5484/HODGE,MARCUS D Assignment PATROL/FIELD SUP/SPEC ENF/K9 W2 Entered by10745 AssignmentINVEST/FSSD/EVID CONTROL/PROPERTY RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7108 Approval Date01/15/2016 Approval Time14:05:14 Property Prop # 1 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 01/15/2016 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 847720 Item No 1 Serial No 325425BE21922 Owner Applied No 1627036004 # Pieces 1 Description1) SGT HODGE'S INTERVIEW OF ARMIJO TypA CatRadio, TV, and sound entertainment devices ArticleCompact Disk/Audio Disc, Laser Entered Date 01/15/2016 Entered Time 10:57 RMS Transfer Successful Control 10745 0115161058 Modus Operandi Crime Code(s)STOLEN VEHICLE Report Officer 5484/HODGE,MARCUS D Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 1 16-2703 Supplement No 0013 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/15/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense487(D)AUTOPC OfficerSCHNEIDER,HUNTER CHARL Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0013 Reported Date01/15/2016 Reported Time11:15 CAD Call No 160140261 Rpt Typ EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense GRAND THEFT; MOTOR VEHICLE Location BENNETT AV/E 11TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 04:49 Officer 10786/SCHNEIDER,HUNTER CHARLES Assignment PATROL/EAST/CFS/W2 2nd Officer PAUL,DAISY AssignmentPATROL/EAST/CFS/W1 Entered by10745 AssignmentINVEST/FSSD/EVID CONTROL/PROPERTY RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7108 Approval Date01/15/2016 Approval Time14:05:19 Property Prop # 1 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 01/15/2016 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 847726 Item No 1 # Pieces 2 Description 1) ECD PROBES Typ A CatOTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS ArticleECD BrandTASER Entered Date01/15/2016 Entered Time11:16 RMS TransferSuccessful Control10745 0115161118 Prop # 2 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 01/15/2016 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 847726 Item No 2 # Pieces 1 Description2) BLK ECD CARTRIDGE TypA CatOTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS ArticleCARTRI BrandTASER Entered Date01/15/2016 Entered Time11:16 RMS Transfer Successful Control 10745 0115161118 Modus Operandi Crime Code(s)STOLEN VEHICLE Report Officer 10786/SCHNEIDER,HUNTER CHARLES Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 1 16-2703 Supplement No 0014 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/15/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense487(D)AUTOPC OfficerTHACH,PERRY Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0014 Reported Date01/15/2016 Reported Time15:20 CAD Call No 160140261 Rpt Typ EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense GRAND THEFT; MOTOR VEHICLE Location BENNETT AV/E 11TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 04:49 Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Assignment PATROL/WEST/CFS/W1 Entered by 5715 AssignmentINVEST/DET/ADULT/EVIDENCE RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7054 Approval Date01/17/2016 Approval Time05:36:02 Property Prop # 1 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 01/15/2016 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 847777 Item No 1 Description #1) 3 SPENT METAL LL CASING NN RUBBER PROJECTILE. Typ A CatOTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS ArticleCASING Entered Date01/15/2016 Entered Time15:21 RMS TransferSuccessful Control5715 0115161527 Report Officer 6319/THACH,PERRY Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 1 16-2703 Supplement No 0015 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/17/2016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary OffenseRECVEH OfficerWAMSLEY,BARBARA A Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No16-2703 Supplement No0015 Reported Date01/17/2016 Reported Time05:37 CAD Call No 160140261 Rpt Typ RECLASSIFICATION OF CRIME Primary Offense RECOVERED VEHICLE Location BENNETT AV/E 11TH ST City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90804 Rep Dist 541 Area 02 Beat 12 From Date 01/14/2016 From Time 04:49 Officer 7054/WAMSLEY,BARBARA A Assignment ADMIN/RECORDS/TRANSCRIPT/W2 Entered by7054 AssignmentADMIN/RECORDS/TRANSCRIPT/W2 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer10251 Approval Date02/03/2016 Approval Time16:15:04 Modus Operandi Crime Code(s) STOLEN VEHICLE Narrative This follow-up is being filed to correct Primary Offense from "487(D)AUTOPC" / RECVEH is outside agency 487(D)AUTOPC Report Officer 7054/WAMSLEY,BARBARA A Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 1 of 1 16-2703 Supplement No 0016 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative locking mechanism was damaged and punched in. On the passenger side, the sliding door was also damaged with a large dent and visible paint transfer. The sliding door damage was significant enough that it prevented the sliding door from opening. The rear door locking mechanism was also damaged and punched out. The ignition was damaged and punched out. I took photographs of the damages I observed. The cargo section of the van had metal shelves with miscellaneous items scattered on the floor. The items I observed inside of the van was an empty red color gasoline can, a half filled water bottle, a cowboy hat, and blue paper towels. The shelves did not have any tools that mentioned to me. I researched Kelley Blue Book value for a 2008 Ford, E-250 van and the fair price is $10,437. Report Officer 6234/BARAJAS,BERNARDO Printed At 02/08/2022 13:25 Page 3 of 3