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080097038 Case File_RedactedLaserfiche Document Pre-Scan Sheet Place this document on top of your scan package 080097038 \Homicide\Reports\O IS Reports\2008\080097038 12/31/2008 OIS -Hit (Non Fatal) Harding Street & Linden Avenue Del Real, Carlos Johnson, Anthony Wells Rim, Adam Printed by CLB\ercu~to 11/2312019 3.31 10 PM Long Beach Long Beach Police Department Scanned Case File The attached case file DR#080097038 has been scanned into Laserfiche on _($-=--\-\----.!.\ l __ \1,-, ~ __ \7 ___ _ (Date) by ,Sv.1(-\{f f\'((. (_ t~GtS(O {Name and DID) The case file which includes all paper documents has been digitized and placed into tlhe departments document imaging system. In addition, the below listed items have been digitized and placed into the departments digital evidence management system. The original case file will be stored off site through the departments storage contractoir. □ Floppy Disks: □ VHSTapes: ~ Audio Cassettes: D Zip Drive Disks: ~ Photographs: Other items or case notes: Printed by CIA,eh:u.,ln 11,?:Y:1010331 1?PM City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve . Date: June 24, 2009 To: Anthony W. Batts, Chief of Police Fro·m: William S. Blair, Chairman, Shooting Review Board Subject: RESULTS OF SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD 08-14 CASE COMPLETED Printed by Officer Involved Shooting Review Board 08-14 convened to review the shooting incident involving Officers Adam Rim and Carlos Del Real, which occurred on December 31, 2008 @ 2227 Hours. A majority vote by the Shooting Review Board determined, with regard to the shooting incident, Officer Rim's and Officer Del Real's actions were INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. There was no recommended action determined for Officers Rim and Del Real. The recommended action determined for the Department was AOTC review of the incident regarding radio communications and TOC review .. The Shooting Review Board's recommendations were reviewed and approved by the Chief of Police. An audit of the case revealed that all recommendations were completed and documentation provided. Approved: _\.______,,_~.,,,..-=---"'"""'-..,;__.Jo<....:. ____ _ AnthonyW.Batts,Chief lice Date: _7-1-/2,.--1-/t~~- RGL:EDH:ab ClB,etGU~lo 1",23/20193.31 13PM Date: To: From: Subject: • Printed by City of Long Beach Working Together to Serve May 14, 2009 Robert G. Luna, Deputy Chief, Patrol Bureau William S. Blair, Chairman, Shooting Review Board SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD RESULTS -015 #08-14 Memorandum Officer Involved Shooting Review Board #08-14 convened to review the shooting incident involving Officer Adam Rim #6101, which occurred on December 31 , 2008. A majority vote by the Shooting Review Board determined, with regard to the shooting incident, Officer Rim's actions were INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. There was no recommended action determined for Officer Rim. The recommended action determined for the Department was AOTC review of Communications and TOC review. Notification of the Board recommendations and review of the incident with Officer Rim is to be conducted by Commander Billy Quach . PROJECT ASSIGNMENT-PATROUNORTH-BILLY QUACH Prepare a memorandum documenting that Officer Adam Rim has been notified of the Board results and that the incident has been reviewed with him. PROJECT ASSIGNMENT -ACADEMY -COMMANDER J. STILINOVICH Prepare a memorandum documenting that AOTC has reviewed this incident regarding radio communications. PROJECT ASSIGNMENT -PATROUFSD -COMMANDER G. MORRISON Prepare a memorandum documenting that TOC has reviewed this incident. Please comply with the above recommendations and document. WSB:EH:ab CLB'se1cu~lo 1 ",23/20 9 3.31 15 PM -Date: To: From: Subject: • • Printed by City of Long Beach Working Together to Serve May 21, 2009 Robert G. Luna, Deputy Chief, Patrol Bureau Billy B. a8fcri, Commander, North Division SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD RESULTS -OIS #08-14 Memorandum On May 21, 2009, Sergeant Paul Esko #5530 met with Officer Adam Rim #6101 at the North Division Police Station. Sergeant P. Eske told Officer A. Rim that a majority vote by the Shooting Review Board determined, with regard to the shooting incident that occurred on December 31, 2008, Officer A. Rim 's actions to be intentional, and in policy. Officer A. Rim was further told that there was no recommended action determined by the Shooting Review Board as a result of the shooting. Sergeant P. Eska reviewed the incident and he reviewed the Shooting Review Board results with Officer A. Rim. Officer A. Rim indicated that he understood the findings of the Shooting Review Board . ~ !;-2.-z_ -~ Adam Rim, Officer, N fth Division Patrol R8?3G ~ Y?-y'o~ Paul Esko, Sergeant, North Division Patrol BBQ:pme 01S #08-14 CW\ercu~to 1 ',23'20' 9 :3. 31 16 l'M Date: To: From: Subject: • Printed by City of Long Beach Working Together to Serve June 15, 2009 Jeffrey J . Craig, Deputy Chief, Support Bureau Joseph M. Stilinovich, Commander, Training Division Memorandum SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD RESULTS-OIS #08-14 (PA#200905012SUP) At the recommendation of the Shooting Review Board, the Advanced Officer Training staff has reviewed the shooting incident, involving Officer Adam Rim #6101 and C. Del Real #6228, which occurred on December 31, 2008, in regards to Communications. Effective May 2, the second trimester of 2009 began, and all officers attending class are receiving instruction in tactical communication, a review of pursuit policies, high-risk vehicle stops, and the responsibility to provide care for prisoners in our custody. After receiving a two-hour course on pursu its, taught by Sergeant Tim Long and Detective Richard Ramos, officers receive an additional hour on correct execution of the high-risk vehicle stop tactics. The day culminates in a reality- based scenario, with officers executing a high-risk traffic stop on a "suspected stolen vehicle." Numerous issues regarding the necessary information officers must transmit during a pursuit, along with proper radio demeanor, are addressed during the scenario, and the subsequent debrief. Vehicle operation, safe following distances, correct vehicle placement at the culmination, along with stress management, and firearms safety and tactics are also discussed and evaluated. The scenario is carried out all the way to taking the "suspect" in1to custody, where officers are evaluated on whether or not they used correct arrest and control techniques, and the ensuing prisoner care and custody. If you have any questions, please contact Officer Greg Brown at extension 8- 5913. JMS/gb/jr PA200905012 Cl n,er,,u.,to 1 ',;>:V:>019 3·31· 17 Pl'"1 Date: To: From: Subject: Printed by . City of Long Beach Working Together to Serve June 22, 2009 William S. Blair, Deputy Chief of Police, Investigations Bureau Gary W. Morrison, Commander, Field Support Division TACTICAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE MEETING-O.I.S. #08-14 Memorandum On June 11 , 2009, the Tactical Operations Committee (TOC) convened in the Chiefs Conference Room. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss issue arising from the Officer Involved Shooting that occurred on December 31 , 2008(# 08-14). Those in attendance were: Commander Jeffry Johnson, Lieutenant(s) Richard Rocchi, Lloyd Cox, Sergeant Darren Davenport, Coordinator Mike Mawn, and Commander Gary Morrison. The issue(s) discussed were: • Whether the Officers Involved adequately aired the situation that was transpiring (an 0.1.S.) · Conclusions: • After further review of the audio segment provided by Lieutenant Cox, it was determined that the officers did audibly put out that they were involved in an Officer Involved Shooting therefore no further action is required. Should you have any questions, or concerns, please contact me at extension 7210. GWM/gwm/gwm CLJ:l,er,;u<,to 1 •,23.'20HJ 3:31:18 PM • •• LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD BOARD NO.: 015 08-14 DR NUMBER: 08-97038 OFFICER INVOLVED: CURRENT ASSIGNMENT: DATE OF HIRE: BOARD CONVENES: 04/29/09 @ 0900 Hours Adam Rim #6101 Patrol, North Division 5/03/03 DATE AND TIME OF OCCURRENCE: 12/31/08@ 2227 Hours Harding Street/Linden Avenue LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE: LIGHTING CONDITION: Night WEATHER: ,-Clear• ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING: Yes ~G:.-. SUPERVISORS ON SCENE: Sgt. E. Herzog #5125 INVESTIGATORS ON SCENE: Detective S. Lasch #5451, Detective M. Evans #5708 CRIMES INVOLVED: SUSPECTS' NAMES: Anthony Wells Johnson SUSPECT INJURED: [2] Y D N DESCRIBE: Gunshot wounds SUSPECT ARMED: □ Y □ N TYPE OF WEAPON: HOW MANY ROUNDS FIRED: OFFICER'S WEAPON: BRAND: e.ara Ot'diAaAee-CALIBER: ~ MODEL: Q:1.\...o c..~ SERIAL NO.: •i\.O BALLISTICS RESULTS: [2] y □ N BALLISTICS PERFORMED BY: T. Ward HOW MANY ROUNDS FIRED: DATE LAST QUALIFIED WITH THIS WEAPON: 12/5/08, Combat Course, Pass VOTING MEMBERS 1. CHAIRMAN: William 5. Blair 2. DEPUTY CHIEF: Robert G. Luna (Of Involved Employee) 3. CHIEF OF STAFF: Jorge Cisneros 4. TRAINING OFFICER: Joseph Stilinovich 5. PEER OFFICER: Arturo Trui111o NON-VOTING BOARD MEMBERS SIGNATURE 1. INVESTIGATORS: S. Lasch/M. Evans fol MlA ~~ 2. POA OFFICER: Steve James 3 . COMMANDER Bill~ Quach (Of Involved Employee) 4. TOC COMMITTEE Ga~ Morrison 5. I.A. REPRESENTATIVE: Rich Me~er Pri11ted L 1 CLB,et ·u,t" 16,_-v,1019J~19-MPJ.=RVISOR: Erik Herzog • • BOARD NO.: #08-14 OFFICER INVOLVED: Officer Adam Rim #6101 Page 2 of 3 Department Manuel Section 8.1-10: • With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY □ ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY □ INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY □ ACCIDENTAL, OUT OiF POLICY Review the lhcident Up to and After the Time of the Shooting. • Were the involved officer's actions within Department Policy, Procedure or Training guidelines? ~ YES D NO (Recommendatiorns Below) • Were there any Departmental Policy, Procedure or Training issues that require modification? 0 YES (Recommendations Below) jg] NO • RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: ~ □ □ □ NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW OTHER • RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: • □ □ □ ~ NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING POLICY REVIEW OTHER Ao-,-L~ -f OC--J?~Vt ~~ NOTIFICATION TO THE OFFICER OF THE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS AND REVIEW OF THE INCIDENT WILL BE CONDUCTED BY THE INVOLVED OFFICERS(S) COMMANDING OFFICER. VOTING BOARD MEMBER w,i~~~ 64,,~----- Printed by CLH,P.fclislo 1 23/2019 3 31 22 PM • • BOARD NO.: #08-14 OFFICER INVOLVED: Officer Adam Rim #6101 Page 2 of 3 Department Manuel Section 8.1-10: • With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY □ ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY 0 . INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY □ ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY Review the Incident Up to and After the Time of the Shooting. • Were the Involved officer's actions within Department Polley, Procedure or Training guidelines? ~ YES D NO (Recommendations Below) • Were there any Departmental Polley, Procedure or Training issues that require modification? D YES (Recommendations Below) 9( NO • RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: $[ NO RECOMMENDATION □ RE-TRAINING □ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW □ OTHER • RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING POLICY REVIEW • NOTIFICATION TO THE OFFICER OF THE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS AND REVIEW OF THE INCIDENT WILL BE CONDUCTED BY THE INVOLVED OFFICERS(S) COMMANDING OFFICER. VOTING BOARD MEMBER /<oB6Y<-T LvtJt{ (Print Name) (Signature) Printed by CLB,er•cul.to 1',231201!?331.23 PM • • • BOARD NO.: #08-14 OFFICER INVOLVED: Officer Adam Rim #6101 Department Manuel Section 8.1-10: • With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY □ ACCIDENT AL, IN POLICY Page 2 of 3 □ INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY □ ACCIDENT AL, OUT OF POLICY Review the Incident Up to and After the Time of the Shooting. • Were the Involved officer's actions within Department Policy, Procedure or Training guidelines? ~ YES D NO (Recommendations Below) • Were there any Departmental Policy, Procedure or Training issues that require modification? D YES (Recommendations Below) ~ NO • RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: ;gr □ □ □ NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW OTHER • RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: □ □ □ 13 NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING POLICY REVIEW OTHER • NOTIFICATION TO THE OFFICER OF THE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS AND REVIEW OF THE INCIDENT WILL BE CONDUCTED BY THE INVOLVED OFFICERS($) COMMANDING OFFICER. VOTING BOARD MEMBER Printed by GU:J,crcu:c.to 1',2:312019 :J 31.L~ PM • BOARD NO.: #08-14 OFFICER INVOLVED: Officer Adam Rim #6101 Page 2 of 3 Department Manuel Section 8.1-10: • With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: 18[ INTENTIONAi.., IN POLICY □ ACCIDENT AL, IN POLICY □ INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY □ ACCIDENT AL, OUT OF POLICY Review the Incident Up to and After the Time of the Shooting. • Were the involved officer's actions within Department Policy, Procedure or Training guidelines? ~ YES D NO (Recommendations Below) • Were there any Departmental Polley, Procedure or Training issues that require modification? D YES (Recommendations Below) ,18( NO • RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW OTHER • RECOMMENDED ACTION-DEPARTMENT: □ □ □ ~ NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING POLICY REVIEW OTHER • NOTIFICATION TO THE OFFICER OF THE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS AND REVIEW OF THE INCIDENT WILL BE CONDUCTED BY THE INVOLVED OFFICERS(S) COMMANDING OFFICER. VOTING BOARD MEMBER s: STII.. /,AJl:)1/tl.H (Print Name) Printed by CLB,ercu,to 1 ,23/2011? 3:31:25 PM - • BOARD NO.: #08-14 OFFICER INVOLVED: Officer Adam Rim #6101 Page 2 of 3 Department Manuel Section 8.1-10: • With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY □ ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY □ INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY □ ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY Review the Incident Up to and After the Time of the Shooting. • Were the involved officer's actions within Department Policy, Procedure or Training guldellnes? [Rl' YES D NO (Recommendations Below) • Were there any Departmental Policy, Procedure or Training issues that require modification? D YES (Recommendations Below) IXf NO • RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: 0 NO RECOMMENDATION □ RE-TRAINING □ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW □ OTHER • RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING POLICY REVIEW OTHER \Ll G • NOTIFICATION TO THE OFFICER OF THE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS AND REVIEW OF THE INCIDENT Will BE CONDUCTED BY THE INVOLVED OFFICERS($) COMMANDING OFFICER. VOTING BOARD MEMBER (Prin · Name) Printed by CLB orcusto 1' 2312011) 3·31.26 PM BOARD NO.: #08-14 OFFICER INVOLVED: Officer Adam Rim #6101 BOARD FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: The Shooting Review Board determined that with regard to the Officer Involved Shooting: • There was no recommended action determined for Officer Rim. Page 3 of 3 • The recommended action determined for the Department was AOTC review of communications and. TOC review. A review of the incident shall be conducted by Commander Billy Quach. DEPUTY CHIEF, INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU OR DESIGNEE (CHAIRPERSON OF THE BOARD): In all cases, a separate determination shall be made by the Deputy Chief of the Investigations Bureau or designee (Chairperson of Board) whether an Internal Affairs review is appropriate. INTERNAL AFFAIRS: 0 YES □ NO W1UJAMs.BLAIR,'cHAiRMANbFBOARD DATE: DEPUTY CHIEF (OF INVOLVED EMPLOYEE) COMMENTS: R. ~ '1-'3V -oq ROB~R, G. LUNA, DEPUTY CHIEF OF INVOLVED EMPLOYEE DATE: CHIEF OF POLICE: ~ APPROVES RECOMMENDATIONS □ DOES NOT APPROVE RECOMMENDATIONS CO'M~TS AND/OR ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS; • DATE Printed by ~lfl,,,,-~u,;lo 1 ·21120•0131 ?8 PM City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve Date: May 14, 2009 To: Robert G. Luna, Deputy Chief, Patrol Bureau From: William S. Blair, Chairman, Shooting Review Board Subject: SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD RESULTS -OIS #08-14 Printed by Officer Involved Shooting Review Board #08-14 convened to review the shooting incident involving Officer Carlos Del Real #6228, which occurred on December 31 , 2008. A majority vote by the Shooting Review Board determined, with regard to the shooting incident, Officer Del Real's actions were INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. There was no recommended action determined for Officer Del Real. The recommended action determined for the Department was AOTC review of Communications and TOC review. Notification of the Board recommendations and review of the incident with Officer Del Real is to be conducted by Commander Billy Quach. PROJECT ASSIGNMENT -PATROUNORTH -BILLY QUACH Prepare a memorandum documenting that Officer Carlos Del Real has been notified of the Board results and that the incident has been reviewed with him. PROJECT ASSIGNMENT -ACADEMY -COMMANDER J. STILINOVICH Prepare a memorandum documenting that AOTC has reviewed this incident regarding radio communications. PROJECT ASSIGNMENT -PATROUFSD -COMMANDER G. MORRISON Prepare a memorandum documenting that TOC has reviewed this incident. Please comply with the above recommendations and document. WSB:EH:ab CW\ercu5to 1 ",23'20'9 J:31 ;m l'M • • • City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve Date: May 21, 2009 To: Robert G . Luna, Deputy Chief, Patrol Bureau From: Billy B. Qua~ommander, North Division Subject: SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD RESULTS-O1S #08-14 On May 21, 2009, Sergeant Paul Eska #5530 met with Officer Carlos Del Real #6228 at the North Division Police Station. Sergeant P. Eska told Officer C. Del Real that a majority vote by the Shooting Review Board determined, with regard to the shooting incident that occurred on December 31, 2008, Officer C. Del Real's actions to be intentional, and in policy. Officer C. Del Real was further told that there was no recommended action determined by the Shooting Review Board as a result of the shooting. Sergeant P. Esko reviewed the incident and he reviewed the Shooting Review Board results with Officer C. Del Real. Officer C. Del Real indicated that he understood the findings of the Shooting Review Board. ~ ~ RO+tv~!'01 Carlos Del Real, Officer, North Division Patrol --3 0 R----O ~ ~ '3/'.l-t/a, Paul Esko, Sergeant, North Division Patrol BBQ:pme O1S #08-14 Printed by Cl O\Rn;w,to 1•1::>3'20'fl :u1 30 PM Date: To: From: Subject: Printed by City of Long Beach Worldng Together to Serve June 15, 2009 Jeffrey J. Craig, Deputy Chief, Support Bureau Joseph M. Stilinovich, Commander, Training Division Memorandum SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD RESULTS -OIS #08-14 (PA#200905012SUP) At the recommendation of the Shooting Review Board, the Advanced Officer Training staff has reviewed the shooting incident, involving Officer Adam Rim #6101 and C. Del Real #6228, which occurred on December 31, 2008, in regards to Communications. Effective May 2, the second trimester of 2009 began, and all officers attending class are receiving instruction in tactical communication, a review of pursuit policies, high-risk vehicle stops, and the responsibility to provide care for prisoners in our custody. After receiving a two-hour course on pursu its, taught by Sergeant Tim Long and Detective Richard Ramos, officers receive an additional hour on correct execution of the high-risk vehicle stop tactics. The day culminates in a reality- based scenario, with officers executing a high-risk traffic stop on a "suspected stolen vehicle." Numerous issues regarding the necessary information officers must transmit during a pursuit, along with proper radio demeanor, are addressed during the scenario, and the subsequent debrief. Vehicle operation, safe following distances, correct vehicle placement at the culmination, along with stress management, and firearms safety and tactics are also discussed and evaluated. The scenario is carried out all the way to taking the "suspect" into custody, where officers are evaluated on whether or not they used correct arrest and control techniques, and the ensuing prisoner care and custody. If you have any questions, please contact Officer Greg Brown at extension 8- 5913. JMS/gb/Jr PA200905012 Cl n,P.f•~ll'>to 1'1.:>:-J/7018 :l :\1·1.:> PM Date: To: From: Subject: Printed by . City of Long Beach Working Together to Serve June 22, 2009 William S. Blair, Deputy Chief of Police, Investigations Bureau Gary W . Morrison, Commander, Field Support Division TACTICAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE MEETING-O.1.S. #08-14 Memorandum On June 11, 2009, the Tactical Operations Committee (TOC) convened in the Chiefs Conference Room. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss issue arising from the Officer Involved Shooting that occurred on December 31, 2008(# 08-14). Those in attendance were: Commander Jeffry Johnson, Lieutenant( s) Richard Rocchi, Lloyd Cox, Sergeant Darren Davenport, Coordinator Mike Mawn, and Commander Gary Morrison. The issue(s) discussed were: • Whether the Officers Involved adequately aired the situation that was transpiring (an O.1.S.) Conclusions: • After further review of the audio segment provided by Lieutenant Cox, it was determined that the officers did audibly put out that they were involved in an Officer Involved Shooting therefore no further._ action is required . Should you have any questions, or concerns, please contact me at extension 7210. GWM/gwm/gwm ClB,OfCUSl0 1 ,231201!) 3 31:3:l 1-'M • • LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD BOARD NO.: 015 08-14 BOARD CONVENES: 04/29/09 @ 0900 Hours DR NUMBER: 08-97038 OFFICER INVOLVED: Carlos Del Real #6228 CURRENT ASSIGNMENT: Patrol, North Division DATE OF HIRE: "1/?,/2..ooa.t DATE AND TIME OF OCCURRENCE: 12/31/08@ 2227 Hours Harding Street/Linden Avenue LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE: LIGHTING CONDITION: Night WEATHER: etlmr ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING: Yes (oG,., . SUPERVISORS ON SCENE: Sgt. E. Herzog #5125 INVESTIGATORS ON SCENE: Detective S. Lasch #5451, Detective M. Evans #5708 CRIMES INVOLVED: SUSPECTS' NAMES: Anthony W~lls Johnson SUSPECT INJURED: 12?:J Y O N DESCRIBE: Gunshot wounds SUSPECT ARMED: 0 Y O N TYPE OF WEAPON: HOW MANY ROUNDS FIRED: OFFICER'S WEAPON: BRAND: Para-Ordinance CALIBER: .45 MODEL: SERIAL NO.: BALLISTICS RESULTS: 12?:J Y O N BALLISTICS PERFORMED BY: T. Ward HOW MANY ROUNDS FIRED: DATE LAST QUALIFIED WITH THIS WEAPON: 12/5/08, Combat Course, Pass VOTING MEMBERS 1. CHAIRMAN: William S. Blair 2. DEPUTY CHIEF: Robert G. Luna (Of Involved Employee) 3. CHIEF OF STAFF: Jorge Cisnero·s 4 . TRAINING OFFICER: Joseph Stilinovich 5. PEER OFFICER: Arturo Trujillo NON-VOTING BOARD MEMBERS SIGNATURE 1. INVESTIGATORS: S. Lasch / M. Evans 2. POA OFFICER: Steve James 3. COMMANDER Bill~ Quach (Of Involved Employee) 4. TOC COMMITTEE Gary Morrison 5. I.A. REPRESENTATIVE: Rich Me~er Prr ~t~d bv ' ~LB,tYcu,tn &2 11~1) f:!JS,§,l/·P,,ERVISOR: Erik Herzog • • BOARD NO.: #08-14 OFFICER INVOLVED: Officer Carlos Del Real #6228 Page 2 of 3 Department Manuel Section 8.1-1 0: • With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY □ ACCIDENT AL, IN POLICY □ INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY □ ACCIDENT AL, OUT OF POLICY Review the Incident Up to and After the Time of the Shooting. • Were the involved officer's actions within Department Polley, Procedure or Training guidelines? ~ YES D NO (Recommendations Below) • Were there any Departmental Polley, Procedure or Training issues that require modification? D YES (Recommendations Below) gj NO • RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: Jg! □ □ □ NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW OTHER • RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: □ □ □ RJ NO RECOMMENDAflON DEPARTMENT TRAINING POLICY REVIEW OTHER A olt;___ -~-,-,, <,,,.1/"""1 , OL-K~V I 1:: . • NOTIFICATION TO THE OFFICER OF THE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS AND REVIEW OF THE INCIDENT WILL BE CONDUCTED BY THE INVOLVED OFFICERS{S) COMMANDING OFFICER. VOTING BOARD MEMBER (j),~"t~~,K ~ Printed by C,lB,OIUJ!.tO 1 "23/20Hl 3:31 "36 fJM - • BOARD NO.: #08-14 OFFICER INVOLVED: Officer Carlos Del Real #6228 Department Manuel Section 8.1-10: • With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: ~ INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY □ ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY Page 2 of 3 0 INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY □ ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY Review the Incident Up to and After the Time of the Shooting. • Were the Involved officer's actions within Department Policy, Procedure or Training guidelines? ~ES D NO (Recommendations Below) • Were there any Departmental Policy, Procedure or Training Issues that require modification? 0 YES (Recommendations Bek>w) ~ NO • RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: ~ NO RECOMMENDATION □ RE-TRAINING □ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW □ OTHER • RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: □ □ □ NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING POLICY REVIEW • NOTIFICATION TO THE OFFICER OF THE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS AND REVIEW OF THE INCIDENT WILL BE CONDUCTED BY THE INVOLVED OFFICERS($) COMMANDING OFFICER. VOTING BOARD MEMBER Rosoe.-,- <Print Name) Lv~~~------L-4R-"-~'------<s1gnature) Printed by ClB,'=f~uslo 1',23/2019 3 31 37 PM • ..... PM • BOARD NO.: #08-14 OFFICER INVOLVED: Department Manuel Section 8.1-10: Officer Carlos Del Real #6228 • With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: JZJ INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY □ ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY Page 2 of 3 □ INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY □ ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY Review the Incident Up to and After the Time of the Shooting. • Were the involved officer's actions within Department Policy, Procedure or Training guidelines? ~ YES D NO (Recommendations Below) • Were there any Departmental Polley, Procedure or Training Issues that require modification? D YES (Recommendations Below) Q(I NO • RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: ~ NO RECOMMENDATION □ RE-TRAINING □ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW □ OTHER • RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: □ □ □ N NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING POLICY REVIEW OTHER • NOTIFICATION TO THE OFFICER OF THE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS AND REVIEW OF THE INCIDENT WILL BE CONDUCTED BY THE INVOLVED OFFICERS(S) COMMANDING OFFICER. VOTING BOARD MEMBER c.J~~ C-1~~ (Print Name) Printed by Cll:l,er::usto 1',23/2UW 3 31:3!! l'M - • BOARD NO.: #08-14 OFFICER INVOLVED: Department Manuel Section 8.1-10: Officer Carlos Del Real #6228 • With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: ~ INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY □ ACCIDENT AL, IN POLICY Page2of3 □ INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY □ ACCIDENT AL, OUT OF POLICY Review the Incident Up to and After the Time of the Shooting. • Were the Involved officer's actions within Department Policy, Procedure or Training guidelines? @ YES 0 NO (Recommendations Below) • Were there any Departmental Policy, Procedure or Training Issues that require modification? D YES (Recommendations Below) ~ NO • RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: ~ NO RECOMMENDATION □ RE-TRAINING □ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW □ OTHER • RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: □ □ □ NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING POLICY REVIEW OTHER • NOTIFICATION TO THE OFFICER OF THE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS AND REVIEW OF THE INCIDENT WILL BE CONDUCTED BY THE INVOLVED OFFICERS(S) COMMANDING OFFICER. VOTING BOARD MEMBER (Print Name) (Signature) Printed by Cl.8,crcm,to 1 ,2:Y201t 3 31 40 PM - • BOARD NO.: #08-14 OFFICER INVOLVED: Officer Carlos Del Real #6228 Page 2 of 3 Department Manuel Section 8.1-10: • With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY □ ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY □ INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY □ ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY Review the Incident Up to and After the Time of the Shooting. • Were the Involved officer's actions within Department Polley, Procedure or Training guidelines? ~ YES D NO (Recommendations Below) • Were there any Departmental Policy, Procedure or Training issues that require modification? 0 YES (Recommendations Below) 0 NO • RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: 1ll NO RECOMMENDATION □ RE-TRAINING □ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW □ OTHER • RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING POLICY REVIEW OTHER TOc • NOTIFICATION TO THE OFFICER OF THE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS AND REVIEW OF THE INCIDENT WILL BE CONDUCTED BY THE INVOLVED OFFICERS(S} COMMANDING OFFICER. VOTING BOARD MEMBER Printed by Clff,P.I ~u~to 1 ';2312019 3. 31 '12 PM BOARD NO.: #08-14 OFFICER INVOLVED: Officer Del Real #6228 BOARD FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: The Shooting Review Board determinect·that with regard to the Officer Involved Shooting : • There was no recommended action determined for Officer Del Real. Page 3 of 3 • The recommended action determined for the Department was AOTC review of communications and TOC review. A review of the incident shall be conducted by Commander Billy Quach. DEPUTY CHIEF, INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU OR DESIGNEE (CHAIRPERSON OF THE aoARD): In all cases, a separate determination shall be made by the Deputy Chief of the Investigations Bureau or designee (Chairperson of Board) whether an Internal Affairs review is appropriate. INTERNAL AFFAIRS: 0 YES 0 NO DATE: DEPUTY CHIEF (OF INVOLVED EMPLOYEE) COMMENTS: ROBERT G. LUNA, DEPUTY CHIEF OF INVOLVED EMPLOYEE DATE: CH~F OF POLICE: APPROVES RECOMMENDATIONS O DOES NOT APPROVE RECOMMENDATIONS COM ENTS AND/OR ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS: DATE Printed by CLB•er ~uslo 1 2312019 3.31 A3 f'M Officer Involved Shootings In-Custody Death Review Board Attendance Any person who is not part of the voting/non-voting board is required to sign below to indicate their attendance. Board Date: 04/29/09@ 0900 OIS/ICD Number: 08-14 ------ GVC Commander Laura Farinella Homicide Lieutenant Lloyd Cox Homicide Staff Anita Beeler eomicide Staff Nicole Avalos Homicide Staff Rose Katsu ki Invest. Bureau Sgt. Mike Pennino • Printed by GI 11;P,f:u-;to 1 ';731?019 3 31 44 PM • NDEX (01S #08-14) (HIT) OFFICERS A. RIM ·#6101 DR #08-97038 INVOLVED: C. DEL REAL #6228 SUSPECT: ANTHONY JOHNSON B/N 1749827 REFERENCE: OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING .E. HARDING STREET (R/0) -1~ DECEMBER 31 1 2008@2227 HOURS {THURS.) PAGES MAIN REPORT: Suspect: Anthony Johnson 01-06 FB: M. Evans #5708 PROPERTY REPORT: FB: M. Clay #6197 07-12 • PROPERTY REPORT: FB: S. Lasch #5451 13-15 PROPERTY REPORT: FB: M. Clay #6197 16-23 PROPERTY REPORT: FB: S. Lasch #5451 24-27 SKETCH/LEGEND: FB: J. Calvert #6136, M. Clay #6197 28-32 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Examination of skid marks 33-34 FB: D. Lauro #5352 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Involved Officer 35-37 FB: A. Rim #6101 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Involved Officer 38-40 FB: C.De1Real#6228 BOOKING RECORD: Arrestee Anthony Wells Johnson 41-47 PROBABLE CAUSE: Signed by Judge Gary Ferrari 48 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Suspect Anthony Wells Johnson 49-50 FB: D. Robbins #3501 • Printed by CLB\1c111;u,,1<, '1123.-2019 3.31 16 PM Index Continued -DR 08-97038 Page 2 PAGES ADVISEMENT OF Signed at l ong Beach Memorial Hospital 51 LEGAL RIGHTS: Signed by Anthony Johnson Witnessed by D. Robbins #3501 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Interview -Anthony Johnson 52-56 FB: S. Lasch #5451 ADVISEMENT OF Signed by Anthony Johnson 4 ho-. 57 LEGAL RIGHTS: Witnessed by S. Lasch #5451 FOLLOW-UP ARREST: Arrestee: Anthony Wells Johnson 58-59 FB: C. Zamora #5991 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FB: M. Evans #5708 60 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FB: M. Evans #5708 61 MONEY COUNT SHEET: Counted by M. Clay #6197 62 -Verified by C. Zamora #5991 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Stolen Vehicle 63-64 FB: M. Evans #5708 LACRIS IMAGE: Subject: Anthony Johnson 65 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Stolen Vehicle at Tow Yard 66 FB: M. Evans #5708 STOLEN VEHICLE Garden Grove PD Report 67-76 REPORT: LBPD Vehicle Report -Recovery FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 77 -78 FB: M. Evans #5708 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Relative: 79 Reportin FB: M. FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 80-81 FB: S. Lasch #5451 • FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 82 FB: T. Hubert #5577 Printed by ClB\..icU'>h.' 1/2312(.)19 3.31 ~7 Pfvl Index Continued -DR 08m97038 Page 3 PAGES FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 83 FB: T. Hubert #5577 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 84-85 FB: T. Hubert #5577 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 86-87 FB: T. Hubert #5577 -r .,._..,.. FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 88 FB: T. Hubert #5577 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 89 FB: T. Hubert #5577 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 90 FB: T. Hubert #5577 -FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 91-93 Witness: Witness: FB: E. Golz #6039 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Correction 94 FB: M. Evans #5708 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 95-96 Witness: FB: R. Chavez #5737 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 97-98 Witness: Witness: FB: 0. Dominguez #6121 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness: 99-100 Witness: FB: J. Deneen #6187 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Witness:~ 101 -FB: S. Rior an Printed by CLB'e1 ~l,',[O 11/2,1120 9 3.3' -lo PM Index Continued -DR 08m97038 Page4 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: -FIREARMS ANALYSIS: FIREARMS ANALYSIS: LAB REPORT: LAB REPORT: MEDICAL REPORT: CALL HISTORY: INCIDENT SCENE LOG: • Printed by CLB'i,il;t,!,LO 11/23,120 9 3-3 ,jg PM Assistance at Scene FB: B. Ekrem #5707 Witness: Witness: FB: Michael Barth #5936 Knock and Talks FB: J. Brearley #6226 Knock and Talks FB: D. Luther #6223 Witness: Witness: FB: M. Hawkins #6003 Processing of Duty Firearms FB: D. Robbins #3501 Function and Test Fire FB: T. Ward #7851 Bullet Comparison FB: T. Ward #7851 FB: C. Watts #8176 FB: J . Lee #10276/ C. Watts #8176 Long Beach Memorial Medical Center Patient: Anthony Johnson Call 083661980 FB: S. Ly #5789 Investigated By: Detective S. Lasch #5451 Detective M. Evans #5708 PAGES 102 103-104 - -I ... ~105 106 107-108 109-111 112-125 126-134 135 136 137-144 145-152 153-155 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Agency 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAD Call No Rpl Typ Primary Offense 083661980 INCIDENT REPORT ATTEMPT MURDER 08-97038 Reported Date 12/31/2008 Officer EVANS,MALCOLM G ~ .,, __ .E HARDING ST R/0 City ZIP Code Area Beat From Date From Time 03 22 12/31/2008 22 :27 Assignment LONG BEACH 90805 Officer 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Entered by Assignment Supplement No ORIG Rep Dist 241 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Confldentlal 8190 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE RMS Transfer Approving Officer OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time Successful 8376 07:31:09 Person Summar lnvl lnvl No Type SUS O I lnvl VIC • • lnvl No 1 lnvlNo 2 Type I Type I Name JOHNSON,ANTHONY Name DEL REAL,CARLOS Name RIM,ADAM Report Officer 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Printed by CLB'erCL'>l0 11/23/'ZJ 9 3.3 51 PM Printed At 04/16/2009 07:32 Race B Race Race Approval Dato 04/16/2009 Sex M Sex Sex 008 01/15/1988 DOB DOB Page 1: o(J $' ' 1 08~97038 Supplement No ORIG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Name JOHNSON,ANTHONY DOB Age Juvenile? Height Weight Hair Color Eye Color 0l/15/1988 20 No 6 ' 00" 160# BROWN BLACK Type HOME Date 02/13/2009 -Type '---....,.,.,.,.,------------------------------------ FBI NUMBER Type OPERATOR LICENSE/ID NUMBER Type PACKAGE NUMBER Type ID No 694441 STA'l'E IDENTIFICATION NUMBER Type SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER Phone Type Phone No HOME PHONE (562)408-1767 VICTIM 1: DEL REAL.CARLOS Name Date 02/13/2009 Involvement VICTIM lnvlNo 1 Type Individual DEL REAL,CARLOS Extant of lnju,y NO VISIBLE INJURY Miscellaneous Comments 1 DID #6228 Dom Violence No VICTIM 2: RIM,ADAM Involvement 1m,1 No Type Name • TIM 2 Individual RIM,ADAM t of Injury Dom Violence VISIBLE INJURY No Miscellaneous Comments 1 DID #6101 Narrative -Means of Attack VEHICLE Means of Attack VEHICLE At approximately 2345 hours on Wednesday, December 31, 2008, my partner, Detective S. Lasch ~1, and I, Detective M. Evans #5708, working as the on-call Homicide Investigators, responded to the rear o-E. Poppy Street. Long Beach, in regards to an Officer Involved Shooting. This incident is documented under Long Beach Police Department crime report number 080097038. Long Beach Police Department yellow cordon tape was in place on the east and west perimeter at the intersections of Atlantic Avenue and Harding Street and also Janice Avenue and Harding Street. Additionally, yellow tape was in position at the T-intersection of Harding Street at Janice Avenue and Linden Avenue. Sergeant A. Alu #5663 briefed Detectives at the command post, which was located just west of Atlantic Avenue on Harding Street. Detectives were told Officers C. Del Real #6228 and A. Rim #6101 , working Unit DE31 , were following a stolen vehicle northbound on Linden Avenue south of Harding Street. After requesting additional units to conduct a felony stop, Officers Del Real and Rim activated their red light and siren and initiated a pursuit. The pursuit was terminated at the above-mentioned location where the Officer-Involved-Shooting occurred. Detectives were also notified the suspect had been involved in a traffic collision with a parked vehicle ( dark colored van) on Janice Street. Officers attempted to locate the above-mentioned vehicle and registered owner, but it had been moved. Officers Del Real and Rim ascertained Johnson had sustained gunshot injuries and paramedics responded to the -tion. Johnson was given immediate medical attention and then transported to Long Beach Memorial Hospital 9Urther treatment. Detectives, along with Duty Chief G. Morrison #5080, GVC Commander L. Farinella #5182, Homicide Lieutenant Report Officer 5708/EVANS,MALCO:t.M G Printed by CLB',1➔1 l.:\;!>LU I 1/23/ZJ 9 3.3 52 PM Printed At 04/16/2009 07:32 Page 2 of 6i C' ,. .. u 1' 2 08-97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Supplement No ORIG 'ox #5370, Sergeant E. Herzog #5125, Officer J . Calvert #6136, Crime Scene Investigators C. Watts #8176 and J. Lee #10276, and POA Attorney R. Sergie conducted a crime scene walk-through with Officers Del Real and Rim. Homicide Detectives D. Robbins #3501 and T. Hubert #5577 arrived on ·scene later to assist with the investigation. For further see their follow-up reports. At approximately 0110 hours, Officer Rim briefed the above group about what had happened during the officer involved shooting. During the walk-though, Officer Rim placed three yellow cones designating the various locations where he was standing during the incident. He placed cone 1 A where he first exited the patrol vehicle, which was just east of the patrol vehicle's passenger door. As the suspect began reversing toward Officer Rim, he retreated toward the rear of the patrol vehicle for his safety and placed cone 1 B denoting his approximate position. Officer Rim told Detectives he continued to move and engage the suspect and placed a third yellow cone, 1 C, south and slightly east of the patrol vehicle. Officer Rim also told Detectives he made a tactical magazine reload during the shooting and discarded his empty Glock 40 caliber magazine (Item #1 1 ). The magazine was located just south of Officer Rim's last position in front of garage #20. At approximately 0115 hours Officer Del Real briefed the above-mentioned group with the addition of Officer M. Clay #6197. During this walk-through Officer Del Real also placed two green cones where he was standing when he shot at the suspect. Officer Del Real placed the first cone, denoted by 2A, south of the patrol vehicle and said this was where he first engaged the suspect and fired his duty weapon. Officer Del Real then placed a second green cone, 28, south and slightly west of 2A and stated this was the approximate location where he was standing when he stopped shooting his duty weapon. l walk-through was concluded at 0121 hours and Officers Del Real and Rim were later driven to the Public ty Building (PSB), 400 W. Broadway, Long Beach, to file their reports. For further see their reports. While at PSB both of the above officers were relieved of their duty weapons by Detective Robbins in order that the Long Beach Firearms Examiner could process them. For further see his report. At approximately 0153 hours Officer Del Real, along with Detective Lasch, Sergeant Herzog, Lieutenant Cox, and POA Attorney Sergie, conducted an additional walk-through and asked about the skid marks located in the alley. Officer Del Real had no recollection in regards to the skid marks or how they got there. This walk-through was concluded at 0156 hours. At approximately 0157 hours Officer Rim, along with Detective Lasch, Sergeant Herzog, Lieutenant Cox, and POA Attorney Sergie, conducted an additional walk-through and asked about the skid marks in the alley. Officer IRim also had no recollection in regards to the skid marks or how they got there. This walk-through was concluded at 0158 hours. Detectives then processed the crime scene. The crime scene location, where the suspect vehicle had entered, was also the access alley for the garages of the apartment complex and did not have a northbound exit. The alley was approximately 186 feet in length and 24 feet wide. The alley floor was comprised primarily of asphalt composition. The garages on the east side of the alley descended from numbers 27 to 9 and on the west side ascended from numbers 28 to 46. There were three exterior lights, two of which were illuminated, above the garages of units #18 and #11 . The wood garage doors of this multiple garage structure were brown in color with beige trim. The garage door in the northeast corner, units #10 and #1 1, was open. The suspect's vehicle (Toyota Camry, license plate 3BEE536) was still at the collision point of rest. The car was traversed through the garage doors of units #34 and #35 if1 a northeast direction and the rear portion of the vehicle was partially inside the garage. The vehicle's front lights were still illuminated, but dimming . • vertical post, which supported the wooden ledger at the roofline, had been struck and broken by the sus:pect cle during the collision when the suspect had attempted to flee. The horizontal support beam had sagged due to this structural damage, making the garage structurally insecure. The suspect vehicle had sustained major Report Offlcer 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Printed by Cl 0\8rrn.-,fo 1 ~i?:V.20' 9 '.!-11 fi:l PM Prirted At 04/16/2009 07:32 Page 3 of 6 3 08--97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Supplement No ORJ:G age from the collision. There were also numerous personal items and broken lumber strewn around garages ue to the collision. Sgt. Herzog made notifications and a Long Beach Public Service carpel'}ter responded to make safety repairs. Officers Del Real and Rims' patrol unit vehicle number 18424 was positioned north of the suspect vehicle, approximately in the middle of the alley. Directly in front of the patrol vehicle were skid marks denoted by placards Kand L (driver side tires) and G and H {passenger side tires). Slightly offset from the above skids were another set of skid marks denoted by placards 0 to P and Q to R. Directly in front of the aforementioned skids were another set of skid marks. They originated in front of the wrought iron fence at the north end of the alley and extended south in a curved traversed angle and were denoted by placards A, B, and C (left side) and D, E, and F (right side). Accident Investigation Detective D. Lauro #5352 responded to the crime scene to inspect the collisiol'l scene. For fu rther see his report. Detectives noted the interior and exterior lighting of the patrol vehicle, along with the MDT, were still illuminated. The engine of the patrol vehicle was running. Both the driver's side window and passenger window were down. Detectives saw the suspect car, license plate #38EE536, was listed as a stolen vehicle and noted on the MDT screen. Detectives noted the vehicle's light bar was not illuminated, but were advised responding police officers had turned them off when they had arrived on scene. On the east side of the patrol vehicle on the alley floor were 5 Winchester brass 40 caliber casings (Items 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5). West of Item #5, close to the patrol vehicle's right rear tire, was a projectile (Item #6). South of Item #5, between garage units #18 through 20, were 4 additional Winchester brass casings (Items #7, 8, 9, and 10). On the west side of the patrol vehicle near the rear of the car was a projectile (Item #12). To the west of Item #12, ween garages 37 through 39, were 7 brass casings (Items 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19). South of Item 19 • some discarded Long Beach Fire Department medical packaging (Item #20). South and west of Item 20, in front of garage unit #37, were a 40-caliber Winchester casing (Item #21) and a 45-caliber Winchester casing (Item #22). Directly south of Item #22 was a pair of Dickies shorts (Item #23A). Inside the right rear pocket of the Dickies shorts were some miscellaneous papers (Item #23A 1 ). Inside these same shorts in the front right pants pocket was a $5 bill (Item #23A2), an MP3 player (Item #23A3), and a Chap Stick (Item #23A4). In the front left pants pocket were 2 x $20 bills (Items #23A5 and 23A6), two quarters (Item #23A7), and a Sprint pen (Item #23A8). Next to Item #23A was a Dickies hooded sweatshirt (Item #238), and a Pro Club white T-shirt (Item #23C). To the east of Items #23 were two other brass Winchester 45-caliber casings (Items #24 and 25). Next to the casings was a Craftsman Screwdriver with interchangeable tip (Item #26). Detectives noted both the driver's side and both rear passenger windows were shattered. 0 ,etectives then looked inside the Toyota Camry. On the driver's seat was a set of keys (Item #27). Still in the ignition of this car was also an apparent shaved key (Item #28). On the left side of the hood Detectives noted two bullet strikes. Placard S (front) and Placard T (rear) denoted the front portion of the hood). The lower portion of the driver's side windshield denoted a through and through bullet strike (Placard U). On the upper portion of the driver's side fender, close to the door, Detectives noted another bullet strike (Placard V). On the driver's side mirror and door Detectives noted three additional bullet strikes (Placards W, X, and Y). On the upper left rear quarter panel (driver's side) there was a bullet strike noted by Placard z. Just below Placard Z, above the fuel cap access door, was another bullet strike (Placard AA). Just below Placard AA was another bullet strike on the lower portion of the fuel door (Placard MM). Detectives then conducted a visual check inside the Toyota Camry and noted bullet strikes on the upper right portion of the driver's seat (Placards BB and CC), which traveled through the seat (Placards 881 and CC1 • ectively). Directly across from these strikes, a bullet strike on the upper portion of the passenger seat card DD) was noted. Detectives opened the driver's door and checked the inside of the door and noted a bullet strike (Placard X 1 ). On the rear of the front passenger seat Detectives noted two bullet exits (Placards EE Report Officer 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Printed by CLB,~cu~lo 1• 23/201f!331...i5PM Printed At 04/16/2009 07:32 Page 4 of ~-/1 , \J ,.,. 4 08--97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Supplement No ORIG Detectives noted another bullet strike on the front passenger seat (Placard GG). On the upper portion of the right rear seat Detectives saw a bullet strike (Placard HH) with a corresponding exit on the right rear quarter panel door (Placard HH1 ). On the inside of the right rear door there was a bullet strike (Placard II) reflected by an exit on the -- outside of this same door (Placard II 1 ). Detectives noted from additional vehicular damage (Placards JJ and KK) on the side of the car that the suspect had attempted to drive the vehicle away from the scene. Detectives estimated the vehicle had traveled forward 39" after it had reversed back into the garages. On the lower portion of the inside of the right rear door Detectives noted a bullet strike (Placard LL) and an exit on the outside (Placard LL 1 ). Detectives then had Long Beach Police Department Tow respond and assist in extricating the Toyota Camry from the garage in order to finish processing the vehicle. Detectives then noted the following additio,rial,b1.1,llet strikes on the rear of the car above the left side rear turn signal light (Placard NN ), the left side of the curved portion of the trunk {Placard 00), and the right side of the key lock (Placard PP). South of the Toyota Camry, in approximately the middle of the alley, was a projectile (Item #29). Detectives also located a bullet strike (Placard 00) on the drainpipe in front of garage unit 31 . At the conclusion of processing the crime scene, Tow transported the Toyota Camry to the Long Beach Police Department Tow Facility located at 3111 E. Willow Street, Long Beach. Officers Calvert and Clay constructed the crime scene sketch and additionally collected the above crime scene evidence. For further see their follow-up reports. Detectives took digital photographs with their departmental issued camera. -pproximately 07 45 hours, Detectives left the location and drove back to the PSB. Tapproximately 0948 hours, on January 2, 2009, Detectives drove to the Long Beach Police Department Tow Facility to continue processing the Toyota Camry. Homicide Detective D. Rios #5076 accompanied them. The vehicle had been locked in the secure garage area of the facility since it was towed on the day of the incident. At approximately 1100 hours, Lab Technician R. Trujillo #8444 responded to assist Detectives processing the vehicle. For further see his report. Detectives opened the hood and noted a bullet strike on the inside of the hood and into the car battery (Placards S1 and S2). Detectives later enlisted the assistance of Tow Facility Employee R. Ojeda who located a projectile (Item #44) inside the battery. There was an additional bullet strike on the lower inside portion of the hood and strike into the engine firewall (Placard T1 and T2). Detectives then removed the inside driver's door padding and armrest and located a projectile in the bottom area of this door (Item #30) along with another projectile on the door's frame (Item #33). Detectives then looked inside the trunk area and located a projectile (Item #31) on top of a cardboard box. Inside the car's instrument array another projectile (Item #32) was located. The trunk had numerous items strewn around inside. On the inside of the right rear fender (trunk area) was a bullet strike (Placard N N 1 ). Detectives also saw two bullet strikes on the interior and one strike on the exterior of the trunk (Placards 001, 002, and 003) along with another bullet strike on the interior of the trunk (Placard PP1) and exterior (Placard PP2). Detectives noted an additional bullet strike on the inside of the right rear passenger door (Placard RR). As Detectives removed the items from the trunk, they noted bullet strikes on the driver's side of the trunk area firewall (Placards SS and SS1 ). Detectives removed a black plastic bowl and a metal bowl from inside of the trunk area. Inside they located two l ectiles {Items #34 and 35). The metal bowl had two bullet strikes on the exterior (Placards TT and UU). the right rear passenger floor and inside the right rear door were two projectiles (Items #36 and 37). There Report Officer Printed At 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Pnn1ed by 04/16/2009 07:32 Pag·e 5 of 6 .... r . V:.:. GLl:l,cr,;usto 1•,2:Y2U1P 3:31 ::i6 PM 5 08-97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Supplement No ORIG e also numerous items on the rear seat. Detectives located inside a black plastic lid of the seat some broken g ass and a projectile (Item #38). Additionally, Detectives found a projectile lodged in the front passenger seat (Item #39). Detectives also removed a camouflage backpack from the seat, which had personal items (Items #40A and 40B) belonging to suspect Anthony Johnson (Item #40). Detectives then located another projectile on the rear seat (Item #41 ). On the trunk firewall Detectives located bullet strikes on the carpeted trunk area (Placards Wand W1 ). At approximately 1300 hours, Long Beach Fire Department Engine 19 responded to the Tow Yard to assist Detectives. Fire Department personnel included Captain S. Hannan, Firefighters C. Bowman, and W. Chaney. The Fire Department utilized their hydraulic equipment to cut some of the car's exterior metal in the bullet strike areas of the Toyota Camry in order for Detectives to locate any further ballistic evidence. After the Fire Department cut some of the above-mentioned areas from the vehicle marked by Detec.tives, they located the following additional projectiles. Item #42 was located at the bottom of the left rear quarter panel and Item #43 was inside the left rear window mullion. At approximately 1320 hours the Long Beach Fire Department left the location. Detectives left the location at approximately 1400 hours . • Report Officer 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Printed by CLB,>lf~ll"lo 1',23/201P3.31 57PM Printed At 04/16/2009 07:32 Page 6 of 6 ,, q ,. lJu( 6 :APPROV SGT DID# (") §i ~ J{EVIDENCE □ MISSING INVENTORY O PRINTS f 1 tJFOUND ~ .., □LOST PRGeERTY REC€>VERED OSA.FEKEEPING □BLOOD/HAZMAT 0 PRISONER'S Ol=RElcZER SEX SEX FINDER SEX @fC. K. CA.A. SUSPECT #1 SEX RA.CE . RACE RACE RACE ITEM II IN\fOLV DATE ARTICL..E (NO GUNS} AND (NO $UNSj· O:O.B_ D,.0.8 . D.0.8, 0.C:lcB. .\ \1,·o\•o'o ~ St ..l""-· . 'i>-re,_ MA.KE(GUNS ONLY) .,,.,,.. 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OWNERAPPLIED# QUANTrrY VALUE ~ l ~ \'Z..•3,l • 0 ~~·~~~--r.-:.,...=.....---r.d=------r==-L__-===:i-:----,------,----L----------------1-.....!..l --'---=-/ ___ __. ~~ MAKl:(GUNSONLY) ~~RIAL ~ES 11 ~~~ D!~~~IPTION S _,,.,.. r1>1L. "'• \.Nit"~ u~ ~ REMARKS IT~# INVOLV DATE \-+ .\'2:·&\. 08 MAKE(GUNS/ REMARKS c.o E'tl TYPE-CAT(GUJ:'8) ( ) (/ ) ( ) CA DESCRIPTION ~S\tJ SERIAL# / DESCRIPTION J &.6~!..l~ MATERIAL SIZE ,coLOR 'OESCRIPT ON L l"t\ "-\ f( ('.l,. • _ , /' •• · 0 I"\• I~ ,_ °'~ ~W MDpEL SERIAL# "'t;), S'.&w SIZE II COLOR DESCRIPTION ~\ ~-5 \blG 010# i. \{)I ~9- OWNER APP~# QUANTITY VALUE I ,.,..,. OWNERAPPLl7 OWNERAPPLIE/ OWNER APPLIED# / OWNER APPLIED# MAKE(GUN COLOR ~$ DESCRIPTION ~-s.,~ SUPP# CRIMl:CLASS OWNERAP/0# OWNER APPLIED#/ OWNERAPP/ QUAN TY VALU/ QUANTITY VALUE 2. ~ EVIDENCE/BOOKING OFFICER ~O, 0 .__ _____ ___,;,,._.;;....-+---....i.-----· -~i...~:...-.... __ ..;;;.._.;:;m~..I.C;..t..------_..,~¼?..~l'3~--e---1 ROPERTY REPORT cnNTINUATION PAGE __i, 0 PO 22«1.009(0) (REY. 8120186) CRIME CLASS NAME □VICTIM □OWNER □FINDER □SUS#1 SUS#2 QUANTITY V~UE \ !-I 'lo. c o QUAtfTITY v~ue- \ ~U.oo SIZE COt.:OR QUANTll'Y V~E .'2. .• ,ZS s, I, QUANTITY VAL/ {~. ·i _.,,-JR=e=MARK==s--4~--ll---aL_LJ_~_--1~!.!..:!!b..L..-1......!:::__J;~:!_E~___l!~~!:::'.....~!i::!!:JG;l:1[.W_~-"'.].ll~=----------=-----_;_--f we.. ov-n,te ~ w ,, . . ~ ' ~ .P .• OPERTY REPORT.CONTINUAT,ION PAGE:£ en l:-r0~~~AC... -.-l':-_ 11 _ 0 _,2'1. ___ !'!T'!· -s~uP~P#~--r.c~ru~ME~C~LA~ss~...;_,.;........,i , PD 2240,009(D) (RE'/. 8{20/96) • l.;.l"Q "1 u Q V • ; . ENCE □ LOST PROPERTY □MISSING INVENTORY DPRI.S0NER'S □BL0OD/HAZMAT DATE/TIME occ7RED • 1:0 □SAFE -ING □PRINTS \'2>· ar. o. ~ 1.,-1--z.; :• (t a-,..;;....,._...,..-_ _,..-...,.'!"'""'-'!"'""'"!'""'"-"P.!'!!!---~---iP!"!'!!!'!~--"P.!!!!!!'l'!'!!"!!-,._iioioii.,.......,;"D-'-.... .._laooii!~!"'!"'!'~-----...---------:.a NAME □VICTIM O0WNE'R 0F1NDER OSUS#:1 t,· .,,.,,.,- ·-~ RE ~,..,.+-l,!a-,..,~-!-.,;.,.,-:-l""-l-==·e --· -~~~~.,....,-:...::=::-:---~..----?tr;.;::;;..=:--L......,.====~__,.----,---L.-=--·-.....:::::=----~-.1-..:::...:.!___JL::::'.:__. __ ----'~ ( EVIDENGE/B00KING 0 MSISJ'.ING OFFICER APPROV SGT .DID# I -• "]1iEVIOENCE L.B.P.D. PROPERTY REPORT OR# I SUPP# I DATE/TIME OCCURRED I CALL # -□FOUND 0 MISSING/INVENTORY □PRINTS 080097038 12/31 /08 22:27 D SAFEKEEPING 0BLOODIHAZMAT PAGE 1 of 3 ;{]LOST PROPERTY □PRISONERS □FREEZER LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE I CRIME CLASS , □RECOVERED P022~0.009(A) (REV 4128199) -E . Harding , Long Beach 664/187 PC VICTIM SEX RACE D.0.8. OPLIC# ADDRESS PHONE # Bel Real, C #6228 M H 400 w. Broadway, Long Beach OWNER SEX RACE D.O.B. OPLIC# ADDSS PHONE# " ' ANDER ' SEX RACE D.0.8. OP LIC# ADDRESS PHONE# SUSPECT#1 SEX RACE 0.0.8, BOOKING# I SUSPECT#2 I SEX I RACE I 0.0.8. l BOOKlNG# Johnson, Anthony Wells M B 05/15/88 1749827 ITEM# I INVOLV DATE ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) I MO)EL I SERIAL# I O\NNER APPLIED # I QUA~TITY I VALUE 30 01 /02/09 Projectile MAKE (GUNS ONLY) TYPE-CAT (GUN) l CALIBER MATERIAL I SIZE l COLOR I DESCRIPTION ( ) -( ) Ii REMARKS Located in t he inside of t he driver door of t he Toyota Camry license p lat e #3BEE576 ITEM# I INVOLVDATE ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) I MODEL I SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED # I QUA~TITY I VALUE 31 01/02/09 Proj ectile I MAKE (GUNS ONLY) TYPE-CAT (GUN) I CALIBER MATERIAL I SIZE I COLOR I DESCRIPTION . ( ) -( ) REMARKS Located on top of t he cardboard box i n the trunk of the Toyota Camry : ,: ITEM# I INVOLV DATE ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) I MOOEL I SERIAL# -I OWNER APPLIED # I QU~TITY I VALUE ' 32 01/02/09 Projectile MAKE (GUNS ONLY) TYPE-CAT (GUN) I CALIBER MATERIAL I SIZE I COLOR I DESCRIPTION ( ) -{ ) REMARKS Located in t he instrument array on the driver's s i de of the Toyot a Camry ITEM# I INVOLVOATE ARTICLE (NO GUNS) l BRANO (NO GUNS) I MCDEL I SERIAL # I OWNER APPLIED# I QU~TITY I VALUE 33 01/02/09 Projectile ' ~ MAKE (GUNS ONLY) TYPE-CAT (GUN) I CALIBER MATERIAL I SIZE I COLOR I DESCRIPTION ( ) -{ ) REMARKS ~ Located with i tem lt30 ,•I . I' NARRATION On Friday, January 2, 2009, all the above items were located in the Toyota Camry licens e plate number 3BEE576 , which was • 1, secured i n the Long Beach Police Department Tow Facility, 3111 E. Willow, Long Beach . On this same day all the items w:ere 1, H; secur ed in t he Homici de Evidence Room located at 400 w. Broadway, Long·Beaesh. On Friday, February 13 , 2009, all the above i tems were t aken and placed in t h e Evidence Lockers in the Publ ic Safet y Bui lding. 1, ·~-. ---J .. EVIDENCE/ BOOKING OFFIC:ER I DID# I ASSJSTING OFFICER I DID# s . Lasch 5451 M. Evans 1 5708 r- :-, ~ L.B.P.D. PERTY REPORT CONTINUATION PAGE 2 OF·3 DR# SUPP# I CRIME CLASS . -PD 2240.008(0) (REV MM16) --080097038 664/187 PC ""~EVIDENCE □LOST PROPERTY □MISSING INVENTORY □PRISONERS □BLOODfHAZMAT DATE/TIME OCCURRED NAME □VICTIM □OWNER □FINDER ~SUS#-1 □suS#2 .,._□FOUND □RECOVERED □SAFEKEEPING □PRINTS □FREEZER 12/31/08 22:27 Johnson, Anthony Wells . ~ ' }..ITEM# I INVOLV DATE ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) I MODEL l SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED# I QUA~TITY I VALUE I ,:;1 ' .. 34 01/02/09 Projectile i:. •MAKE (GUNS ONLY) TYPE-CAT(GUN) I CALIBER I MATERIAL I SIZE I COLOR l DE-SGRIPTION ~ ( } -( ) ~ REMARKS ' Looated inside a black plastic lid located in the trunk area of the '.C'oyota Camry I ITEM# I INVOLVDATE ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) 1~EL I SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED# I QU~ I VALUE 35 01/02/09 Projectile MAKE (GUNS ONLY) TYPE-CAT (GUN) I CALIBER I MATERIAL I SIZE I C0LOR I DESGRIPTION I ( ) -( ) REMARKS Located inside a metal bowl located in the trunk area of the Toyota Camry ITEM # I INVOL V DA TE ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) I MODEL I SERIAL# I OWNERAPPLIED'# I QUA~TITY I VALUE I 36 01/02/09 Projectile MAKE (GUNS ONLY) TYPE-CAT (GUN) I CALIBER I MATERIAL I SIZE -I COLOR I DESCRIPTION ( ) -( ) ,. ,, REMARKS .. Located in the right rear door of the Toyota Camry ITEM# I INVOLV DATE ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) I IVOOEL I SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED # I QU~TITY I VALUE 'J7 01/02/09 Projectile MAKE (GUNS ONLY) TYPE-CAT (GUN) I CALIBER I MATERIAL I SIZE I COLOR I DESCRIPTION ( ) -( ) REMARKS Located with item #36 ITEM# I INVOLV DATE ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) I MODEL l SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED# I QUA~TITY I VALUE 38 01/02/09 Projectile MAKE (GUNS ONLY) TYPE-CAT (GUN) I CALIBER I MATERIAL I SIZE I COLOR ' 1 DESCRIPTION - ( ) -( } , REMARKS -- Located inside a black plastic lid pl.aced on the rear passenger seat of the Toyota Camry ITEM# I INVOLVDATE ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) I "'OQEL I SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED # I QUA~ I VALUE 39 01/02/09 Projectile '/ MAKE (GUNS ONLY) TYPE-GAT (GUN) I CALIBER I MATERIAL I SIZE I COLOR I DESCRJPTfON ( ) -( ) REMARKS Located inside the front passenger seat of the Toyota Camry ITEM# I INVOLV DATE ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) I MODEL I SERIAL'lt I OWNER APPLIED# I QU~TITY I VALUE 40 01/02/09 Backpack , . MAKE (GUNS ONLY) TYPE~T (GUN) I CALIBER I MATERIAL I SIZE I COLOR I DESCRIPTION '· _,• ( ) -( ) Containing Tools, Papers, CD's, and Miscel l aneous c-REMARKS Found on the front passenger seat of the Toyota Camry Items ..... EVIDENCE/BOOKING OFFICER I 010# I ASSISTING OFFICER I DID# ~ s. Lasch a 5451 M. Evans 5708 = - h i L.B.P.D~ PERTY REP.ORT CONTINUATION PA'GE 3 OF 3 g -RO ~40.009(0) (REV, 8120/96) c : •l81EVIDENCE Ot.:OST PROPEf'lJY □MISSING INVeNTOR,Y· □PRISGNERS □BLOO~iHAZMAT 080097038- DATElilME OGGURRED 12/31/09 SUPP#· CRIME CtAS'S 064/18'? PC NAME" 0VIC'l'IM □OWNER □FINDER 181svs#1 □sust12-f : .□FOUND □RECOVEREQ OSAf.EKEEPING □PRINtrS □FREEZER ~ c ITEM# llilVOl:.YDATE ARTICLE(NOGUNS) BRAN!il(N06l:JNS) MODEL SERIAL# OWNERAf?PLIEO·# QUANTITY VALUE ~ •40A Ol/@2/09 Photo C0py l J0'hnson, Anth0ny Wells (,a t MAKE (GUNS ONlY) TYPE::.C''°'A""T""C(G=u=r,i"'").--r-,CA:-:-,JL7:IB:=E:-R----;:-:--:MA-:::::F=E==R:-:-:IAc;-L--r-::!S':::IZ==E----==----.-,::::::,c-=::::-------.-::::-;:::===c,,-------'-------,-----'----'--'----"--'""""".,---1 ~ ( )-( ) ~ Identification Card ~ REMARKS · Looat~d i~ the front pocket of the !3ackpack Item#40 F©:i::)dift c•ard, 'and, Birth C~rt,ifi:cate ITEM# 40B. INVOLV DAT-E o'.1/ o·-2 / 0,9 MAKE (GUNS ONLY) MTICLE (N0 GlJNS) BRANO '(NO GUNS) MODEL Owners },1anual TYPE;,CAT(G!JN} CALIBEa MATERIAL' -SIZE OWNER APPLIEG,# QUAIJfflTY' VALUE 1 . E>ESCRIPT;IGN ( ) -( ) Toy~ta Gamry manual containing mfseellaneous papers ir:iside bel'ieved t;,p be-loi;rg to the x-egistered owner INVOLV.DATE 01/02/09 MAKE (GUNS ONLY) REMARKS ARTICLE (NO GUNS) BRAND~fl\[O GUN~} Projectile TYPE.CAT (Gl,11:l) CALIBER { ) -{ ') Located. on the rear s~at Qf ITEM # INV-OL V. DAYE ARTICLE (NO GtJNS) 42. ..91/02/09 -Froject_ile BRAND{NOGUNS). · MA~E (tlUNS'ONL Y} 'TYPE.CAT (GUN} <;:AUBER, ()--(). REMARKS SIZE • 'MODEL SERJAL# OWNER APPLI_Ed># SIZE COLOR l:>ESCRIPTION Lo,cate14, 'c\'t the bo:ttpni $f the left :r:ear q:uart.eiL pan~l (.Dri1ler•"s s i de) of the 'i'oy0ta c~ ITEM:# lfiJVOLV-DATE ARTICLE (NO GUNS) BRA,ND (NO GUNS) MODEL SERIAL# _43 ,oii@.2/09 Erbjec6i1e MAKE,(GUNS ONLY.} T'i'PE.CAT (GUN) €AlJBf=R; ( ) -( ) REMARK9 MA,:ERIAL . . ' Locat ed inside t h~ left ·rear wi:n¢i_ow .mullion , (Drivel? 1 s, side) of. the Toyota cramcy ITEM# INVOI.N DATE 44 Ol/02/09· ARTICLE {NO GUNS) BRAND _{NO ~i;JNS) MODEL SERIA.l:'.# FrO';j.e·ct i le Mf(KE (Gl!.INS ONLY) 'tYPE-6AT (Gl:JN) <;:AUBER .. MATERIAL SIZE DESCR!PTIQN ( ) -( ) REMARKS OWNER 4,PPLll;D # ·' OWNER Al?P.J..IED # QUANTl'IY 1 QlJ~NTITY 1 Lrn:;:ated iris·ide tlie car ba:J:; which was li:emeved from irts.ide the engin.e eompartment area of t:h.e Toyota Camry IN\tOLV DATE-ARTICLE (NO G BRAND ,(NO GUNS} MAKE ($3UNS-0NL Y) TYPE~AJ (GUN) CALIBER MA-TERI.Al ( ) -( ) REMARKS ~IDENCE/BODKING OFFIGER · . Lasch MOQEL DID# 545l COLO~ SERIAL# D.ESCRIP'T'IOO ASSISTING (i)FFICER M •.. Evans OWNER·Al?PLIEO # QUANTITY ·01011 ~dos 08--97038 Supplement No LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Report No 08-97038 RptTyp CAD Call No 083661980 EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense ATTEMPT MmU>ER lllillilu.,.n,....ING ST ~ From Date From Time Officer Reported Date 01/02/2009 Officer CLAY, MARI.A M Supplement No Reported Dale Reported Time 11:07 0016 01/02/2009 City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 , .... 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 6197/CLAY,MARIA M 0016 Rep Dist 241 Assignment PATROL/NORTH/CFS/WI 2nd Officer CALVERT,JONATHAN A Assignment PATROL/NORTH/COMM POL/STAFF Entered by 7383 Assignment INVEST/DET/ADULT/EVIDENCE Confidential RMS Transfer Successful Prop Trans Stat Successful OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approving Officer 7118 Approval Date 01/02/2009 1 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 67 3240 pllon - 02/2009 M #1 -CASING Article Brand Model Entered Date Approval Time 11:41:57 Item No Serial No 1 NONE Typ Cat Involvement EVIDENCE A Equipment/tools Entered Time Destruction Days Control CASING WINCHE NONE 01/02/2009 11:08 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No A9ency 2 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #2 -CASING Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Tirne Des1rucUon Days Control 11:09 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 3 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #3 -CASING Article Brand Model Entered Date Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 2 NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Article Brand Modal CASING WINCHE NONE Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 3 NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Date 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Typ Cat A Equipment/tools Entered Tlme Destruction Days Control CASING WINCHE NONE 01/02/2009 11:09 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 4 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Dale 01/02/2009 Descnption In Cus1ody? Security Tag No Yes No 673240 ITEM #4 -CASING Article Brand Model Entered Date Report No Original Incident Oliglnal supplement Involvement 08-97038 08-97038 0016 EVIDENCE Item No Serial No 4 NONE Typ Cat A Equipment/tools Entered Time Destruction Days Control CASING WINCHE NONE 01/02/2009 11:10 0 7383 4090021133 • Report Officer 6197/CLAY,MARIA M Printed by CLBl;,i1<:L~~tu I '2312019 3.321" Pr\11 Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 6 16 08--97038 Supplement No 0016 ONG BEACH POL!CE DE A M Ref No Agency • LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #5 -CASING Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:10 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 6 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lhvl Date 01/02/2009 Description PROJECTILE Cat In Custody? 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Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #10 -CASING Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:16 0 7383 4090021133 • Report Officer 6197/CLAY,MARIA M Printed by CLB\ercusto 11/23/2019 3 3216 PM Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 5 NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Article Brand Model CASING WINCHE NONE Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97.038 Item No Serial No 6 NONE Typ A Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Date 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Article Model Entered Date E tared Time PROJEC NONE 01/02/2009 1 :10 Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 7 NONE Typ A Article Brand Model CASING WINCHE NONE Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 8 NONE Typ A Article Brand Model CASING WINCHE NONE Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 9 NONE Typ A Article Brand Model CASING WINCHE NONE Report No 08-97038 Original Incident 08-97038 Item No Serial No 10 NONE Typ A Article Brand Model CASING WINCHE NONE Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE E111lered Date 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Date 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Dale 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Date 01/02/2009 Page 2 of 6 17 os .. 9103s Supplement No 0016 LONG BEAC POLI CE DE A E T Ref No Agency • LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 6732 40 Description ITEM #11 -MAGAZINE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FI REARMS/DRUGS Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:16 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 12 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date 01/02/2009 In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #12 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Destruction Days Control 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 13 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date 01/02/2009 In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #13 -CASING Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:23 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 14 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT .ate In Custody? Security Tag No 02/2009 Yes No 673240 ripUon ITEM #14 -CASING Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:23 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 15 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date In Custody? 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Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #16 -WINCHESTER Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:24 0 7383 4090021133 • Report Officer 6197/CLAY,MARIA M Printed by CLB\ercusto 11/23/2019 3:32:17 PM Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 11 NONE Article Brand Typ A Model NONE MAGAZI GLOCK Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 12 NONE Original Incident 08-91038 Typ A Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE # Pieces 1 Entered Date 01 /02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 001 6 EVIDENCE Article Model Entered Date Entered Time PROJEC NONE 01/02/2009 ~ 11.22 Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 13 NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Article Brand Model CASING WINCHE NONE Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 14 NONE Article CASING Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 15 NONE Article CASING Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 1 6 NONE Article CAS ING Printed At Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Brand Model WINCHE NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Brand Model WINCHE NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Brand Model WINCHE NONE 0 4/15/2009 15:35 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Date 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE E1"1tered Date 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Date 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Date 01/02/2009 Page 3 o f 6 18 os ... 9103s Supplement No 0016 LONG BEAC POLICE DE ART ENT Ref No Agency •7 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #17 -CASING Cal OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:24 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 18 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Inv! Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #18 -CASING Cal OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:24 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 19 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #19 -CASING Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREA!U!S/DRUGS Entered nme Destruction Days Control 11:25 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 20 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Date In Custody? Security Tag No /02/2009 Yes No 673240 scrlptlon ITEM #20 -INSTRUCTION MANUAL Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Destruction Days Control 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 21 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Inv! Date 01/02/2009 In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #21 -CASING Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:25 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 22 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #22 -CASING Cal OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREA!U!S/DRUGS Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:26 0 7383 4090021133 • Report Officer 6197/CLAY,MARIA M Printed by CLB\ercu<,lo 11/23/2019 3. 32. 18 PM Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 17 NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Article Brand Model CASING WINCHE NONE Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 18 NONE Article CASING Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 19 NONE Article CASING Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 20 NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Brand Model WINCHE NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Brand Model WINCHE NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Date 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Da~ 01/02[2 09 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Date 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Article Model Entered Date Entered Time 11:25 MANUAL NONE 01/02/2009 Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 21 NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Article Brand Model CASING WINCHE NONE Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 22 NONE Typ A Article Brand Model CASING WINCHE NONE Printed Al 04/15/2009 15 :35 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Dale 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Date 01/02/2009 Page 4 of 6 19 08=97 38 Supplement No LONG BEACH POL CE DEPART E .,No Agency Report No LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 08-97038 Date In Custody? Security Tag No Item No Serial No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 23 NONE Description ITEM #23A -BLOODY SHORTS Cat Personal accessories (incl serial jewelry) Entered Date Entered Time Destruction Days Control 01/02/2009 11:26 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 24 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Inv! Date 01/02/2009 Description In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 673240 Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 24 NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A 0016 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Article SHORT Brand Model DICKIE NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE ITEM #23Al -MISC Pl,U>ERS Cat Article Model Entered Date E tered Time OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS PAPERS NONE 01/02/2009 ~ lI:27 Destruction Days Control 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 25 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Inv! Date 01/02/2009 Description In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 673240 Report No Original Incident Original supplement Involvement 08-97038 08-97038 0016 EVIDENCE Item No Serial No 25 NONE ITEM #23A3 -IPOD NANO MP3 PLAYER W/OUT HEADPHONES Typ A Model NONE Cat Radio, TV, and sound entertainment devices Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:27 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 26 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT -ate ~i~i~! 200 9 In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 673240 Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 26 NONE ITEM #23A4 -CHERRY FLAVOR CHAPSTICK LIP BALM Article IPOD Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Entered Date 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Cat Article Model Entered Date Entered Time 11:28 OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS CHAPST NONE 01/02/2009 Destruction Days Control 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 27 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Inv! Date 01/02/2009 Description In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 673240 Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 27 NONE ITEM #23A8 -PUSH PEN W/BLK INK W/SPRINT LOGO Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Destruction Days Control 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 28 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date 01/02/2009 Description In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 673240 Article PEN Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 28 NONE ITEM #23B -HOODED SWEATSHIRT W/ZIPPER Cat Personal accessories (incl serial jewelry) Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:29 0 7383 4090021133 • Report Officer Printed At Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Model Entered Date Entered Time NONE 01/02/2009 11:29 Original Incident 08-97038 Article SHIRT Typ A Model NONE Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVJ:DENCE Entered Date 01/02/2009 6197/CLAY MARIAM 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 5 of 6 Printe by CLB\ercu!'>to 11/23/2019 3 32: 19 PM 20 08-97038 Supplsmsnt No 0016 LONG BEAC POL CE DEPARTME T Rsf No Agency • LONG BEACH POLICE DE PARTMENT Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #23C -3 WHITE T-SHIRTS Cat Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 29 NONE Original Incident Original supplement lnvolvament 08-97038 0016 EVIDENCE # Pieces 3 Entered Date Personal accessories (incl serial jewelry) Entered Time Destruction Days Control Article SHIRT Typ A Model NONE 01/02/2009 11:30 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 30 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Inv! Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #24 -CASING Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:30 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 31 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #25 -CASING Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Time Destruction Days Control 11:30 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 32 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 4[!~/2009 In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 67 3240 SCREWDRIVER Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 30 NONE Article CASING Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 31 NONE Article CASING Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No NONE 32 Original Incident 08-91038 Typ A Brand Model WINCHE NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Brand Model WINCHE NONE Original Incident 08-97038 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE # Pieces 1 Entered Date 01/02/2 09 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Date 01/02/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Typ Cat ITEM #26 - Article Screwdriver Brand Model Entered Date A Equipment/tools Entered Time Destruction Days Control SEARS 47483 Ref No Agency 33 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date 01/02/2009 Description In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 673240 ITEM #27 -KEYS Article Key Ref No Agency Model NONE Entered Date 01/02/2009 34 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date 01/02/2009 Description In Cust9dy? Security Tag No Yes No 673240 ITEM #28 -KEYS 01/02/2009 11:31 0 7383 4090021133 Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 33 NONE Entered Time Destruction Days Control Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE # Pieces 4 Typ Cat A Equipment/tools 11:31 0 7383 4090021133 Report No Original Incident Original supplement Involvement 08-97038 08-97038 0016 EVIDENCE Item No Serial No # Pieces 34 NONE 2 Typ Cat Article Key Brand ILCO Model NONE Entered Date A Equipment/tools Entered Time Destruction Days Control 01/02/2009 11:32 0 7383 4090021133 Ref No Agency 35 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Inv! Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673240 Description ITEM #29 -SLUG Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREMMS/DRUGS Destruction Days Control 0 7383 4090021133 • Report Officer 6197/CLAY,MARIA M Printed by CLB\ercusto 11/23/2019 3:32:21 PM Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 35 NONE Article Model PROJEC NONE Printed Al 04/15/2009 15:35 Typ A Original supplement Involvement 0016 EVIDENCE Entered Date Entered Time 11:32 01/02/2009 Page 6 of -6 21 08-97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187 (A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency Report No LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 08-97038 CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER -E HARDING ST R/0 Area Beal From Date From Time Officer Reported Date 01/02/2009 Officer CLAY,MARIA M Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time 11:37 0017 01/02/2009 City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 1 ...... 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 6197/CLAY,MAlUA M Assignment PATROL/NORTH/CFS/WI 2nd Officer CALVERT ,JONATHAN A Assignment PATROL/NORTH/COMM POL/STAFF Supplement No 0017 Rep Dist 241 Entered by 7383 Assignment Confidential INVEST/DET/ADULT/EVIDENCE OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING RMS Transfer Successful Prop Trans Stat Su ccessful Approving Officer 7118 Approval Date 01/02/2009 Approval Tirne 11:42 :02 . . . - Ref No ~Alligeiil,ncyU'J_....;.....;...;.._.;..;.....;. _____ .;_ __ -'-_--,,R,...ep-o""'rt""N,-o......;ii.,....__.,,~~..;.;;.""!"!',;-...--~~~~.;.;,.:....,--;1lln"'"vo-,-lve_m_e.._n.,..t __ lL.;.:...J 1 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 08-97038 EVIDENCE lmA Data In Custody? • 02/2009 Yes lpllon EM #23A2 -$5- Security Tag No No 673241 Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Date Entered Time Destruction Days Control Item No 1 Serial No NONE Article Typ A Value $5.00 Currency, negotiable items Model NONE 01/02/2009 11:38 0 7383 4090021140 RefNo Agency 2 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date 01/02/2009 Jn Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 673241 Description ITEM #23A5 -$20 Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GtJNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Date Entered Time Destruction Days Control Report No Orfglnal Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 2 NONE Article Typ A Original supplement Involvement 0017 EVJ:DENCE Value $20.00 Currency, negotiable items Model NONE 01/02/2009 11:39 0 7383 4090021140 Ref No Agency 3 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date 01/02/2009 In Custody? SEIC\Jrity Tag No Yes No 673241 Description ITEM #23A6 -$20- cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Entered Date Entered Time Destruction Days Control Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 3 NONE Article Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A Original supplement Involvement 0017 EVJ:DENCE Value $20.00 Currency, negotiable items Model NONE 01/02/2009 11:39 0 7383 4090021140 • Report Officer 61 97/CLAY,MARI A M Printed by CLB\cm;ustu '1123J2019 3.32.22 PM Plinted At 04/15/2009 15 :35 Page 1 of 2 22 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Ref No Agency _a LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT -Date In Custody? Security Tag No 01/02/2009 Yes No 673241 Descrlplion ITEM #23A7 -.SO Cat Report No 08-97038 Item No Selia! No 4 NONE Anlcle Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Supplement No 0017 Typ A Original supplement Involvement 0017 EVIDENCE Value $0.50 OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Currency, negotiab1e items Model NONE Entered Time Oi.struction Days Control Entered Date 01/02/2009 11:40 0 7383 4090021140 • • Report Officer 6197/CLAY,MARIA M Printed by GLB ,orcusto 1 • ,2:Y2U1H 3 322:J PM Printed Al 04/15/2009 15:35 -( .......... Page 2 of 2 23 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Pnmary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information 08-97038 Reported Date 02/16/2009 Officer LASCH,SCOTT D Supplement No 0033 Agency Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time 07:13 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 0033 02/16/2009 CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense AT'l'EMPT MORDER -HARDING ST Area Beat From Date 03 22 12/31/2008 From Time 22:27 Clty LONG BEACH Officer 5451/LASCH,SCOTT D ZIP Code 90805 Rep Dist 241 Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Assignment INVEST/DET/ADULT/EVIDENCE 2nd Officer EVANS,MALCOLM G Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Entered by 7383 Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approving Officer Approval Date 7118 02/16/2009 BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date In Custody? Security • /16/2009 Yes No riptlon EM #30 -PROJECTILE Tag No 0676101 Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Transfer Successful Ref No Agency Conlrol 7383 0216090717 2 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date 02/16/2009 Description In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 0676101 ITEM #31 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GONS/i'IREARMS/DROGS RMS Transfer Successful Ref No Agency Control 7383 0216090717 3 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Inv! Date 02/16/2009 Description In Custody? Se01Jrity Tag No Yes No 0676101 ITEM #32 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Transfer Successful • Control 7383 0216090717 Report Officer 5451/LASCH,SCOTT D Printed by CLB',arct.f.l0 11/23/20 g 3.3225 PM Approval Time 07:43:59 Item No Serial No NONE 1 Article Model PROJEC NONE Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 2 NONE Article Model P.ROJEC NONE Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 llemNo Serial No 3 NONE Article Model PROJEC NONE Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 RMS Transfer Prop Trans Stat Pending Successful Typ A Entered Date 02/16/2009 Entered Time 07:13 Original supplement Involvement 0033 EVIDENCE Typ A Entered Date 02/16/2009 EnteradTime 07:13 Original supplement Involvement 0033 EVIDENCE Typ A Entered Date 02/16/2009 Entered Time 07:14 Page 1 of 3 24 08-97038 Supplement No 0033 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Ref No Agency Ail LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Wi Date In CustodV? Security Tag No 02/16/2009 Yes No 0676101 DescripUon ITEM #33 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Trans"9r Successful Ref No Agency Control 7383 02 160 90717 5 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date In CustodV? Security Tag No 02/16/2009 Yes No 0676101 Description ITEM #34 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Transfer successful Ref No Agency Control 7383 0216090717 6 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date In Custody? Security Tag No 02/16/2009 Yes No 0676101 Description ITEM #35 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Transfer Successful Ref No Agency Control 7383 0216090717 7 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT • Date In Custody? Security Tag No /16/2009 Yes No 0676101 criptlon ITEM #36 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Tran~fer Successful Ref No Agency Control 7383 0216090717 8 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT fnvl Date 02/16/2009 In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 0676101 Description ITEM #37 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Transfer Successful Ref No Agency Control 7383 0216090717 9 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Dete In Custody? Security Tag No 02/16/2009 Yes No 0676101 Description ITEM #38 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Transfer Successful Report Officer Control 7383 0216090717 5451/LASCH,SCOTT D Printed by CLB,.,, ~u~l<J 11,23/2019 3;3226 PM Report No Original Incident Original s11ppiement Involvement 08-97038 08-97038 0033 EVIDENCE Item No Serial No 4 NONE Typ A Article Model Entered Date Entered n me PROJEC NONE 02/16/2009 0 7:14 Report No Original Incident Original supplement Involvement 08 -97038 08-97038 0033 EVIDENCE Item No Serial No 5 NONE Typ A Article Model Entered Date Entered Time PROJEC NONE 02/16/2009 ., d''7:14 Report No Original Incident Original supplement Involvement 08-97038 08-97038 0033 EV:IDENCE Item No Serial No 6 NONE Typ A Article Model Entered Date Entered Time PROJEC NONE 02/16/2009 07:14 Report No Original Incident Original supplement Involvement 08-97038 08-97038 0033 EVIDENCE Item No Serial No 7 NONE Typ A Article Model Entered Date Entered Time PROJEC NONE 02/16/2009 07:14 Report No Original Incident Original supplement Involvement 08-97038 08-97038 0033 EVIDENCE Item No Serial No 8 NONE Typ A Article Model Entered Date Entered Time PROJEC NONE 02/16/2009 07:15 Report No Original Incident Orig Ina I supplement Involvement 08-97038 08-97038 0033 EVIDENCE Item No Serial No 9 NONE Typ A Article Model Entered Dale Entered Time PROJEC NONE 02/16/2009 07:15 Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 2 of 3 ; ' ... • 25 08a970J8 Supplement No 0033 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Ref No Agency 8) LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT WDate In Custody? Security Tag No 02/16/2009 Yes No 0676101 Description ITEM #39 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Transfer Successful Ref No Agency Control 7383 0216090717 11 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvt Date 02/16/2009 Description In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 0676101 ITEM #41 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Transfer Successful Ref No Agency Control 7383 0216090717 12 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date 02/16/2009 Description In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 0676101 ITEM #42 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Transfer Successful Ref No Agency Control 7383 0216090717 13 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT • ate In Custody? Security Tag No 16/2009 Yes No 0676101 rlption ITEM #43 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Transfer successful Ref No Agency Control 7383 0216090717 14 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date 02/16/2009 Description In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 0676101 ITEM #44 -PROJECTILE Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Transfer Successful • Control 7383 0216090717 Report Officer 5451/LASCH,SCOTT D Printed by Cll:!lorcusto 1'12312U'9 :J:32:27 PM Report No Original Incident Original supplement lm,olvemenl 08-97038 08-97038 0033 EVIDENCE Item No Serial 1\1:J 10 NONE! Article Model PROJEC NONE Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 11 NONE Miele Model PROJEC NONE Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 12 NONE Article Model PROJEC NONE Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 13 NONE Article Model PROJEC NONE Report No Original Incident 08-97038 08-97038 Item No Serial No 14 NONE Article Model PROJEC NONE Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Typ A Entered Date Entered Time 02/16/2009 07:15 Typ A Original supplement Involvement 0033 EVIDENCE Entered Date Entered Time 02/16/2009 ~ cf'r!'ls Typ A Original supplement Involvement 0033 EVIDENCE E nterod Date Entered Time 07:16 02/16/2009 Original supplement Involvement 0033 EVIDENCE Typ A Entered Data 02/16/2009 Entered Time 07:16 Original supplement Involvement 0033 EVIDENCE Typ A Entered Date 02/16/2009 Entered Time 07:16 Page 3 of 3 26 08-97038 Supplemenl No 0034 lONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Reported Date 02/16/2009 Officer LASCH,SCOTT D Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date 0034 02/16/2009 Reported Time 07:48 CAD Call No Rpl Typ 083661980 EVIDENCE ONLY -E HARDING ST R/0 Prima,y Offense ATTEMPT MURDER City Area Beat From Data 03 22 12/31/2008 FromTlme 22:27 LONG BEACH Officer 5451/LASCH,SCOTT D Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Date Approval Time 02/16/2009 09:57:24 Entered by 7198 Assignment INVEST/DET/ADULT/EVIDENCE RMS Transfer Prop Trans Stat Approving Officer 7118 Pending Successful ZIP Coda 90805 Rep Dist 241 .Pro ert __ Ref No Agency 1 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 0676132 Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No NONE 1 tools, papers, cd's, misc items Original Incident 08-97038 Typ A OngInal supplement Involvement 0034 EVIDENCE # Pieoes 1 - 16/2009 ·p11on ck-pack w/ Cat Personal accessories (incl serial jewelry) Article Backpack/Knapsack Model NONE Entered Date Entered Time RMS Transfer Control 02/16/2009 07:48 Successful 7198 0216090752 Ref No Agency 2 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Report No 08-97038 Original Incident 08-97038 lnvl Date In Custody? Security Tag No I 2 tem No -- 02/16/2009 Yes No 0676132 Description -copy of id, forklift card, birth cert. Cat Article Model OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS OTHER NONE RMS Transfer Successful Ref No Agency Control 7198 0216090752 3 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT lnvl Date 02/16/2009 Description In Custody? Security Tag No Yes No 0676132 toyota owners manuel Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS RMS Transfer Successful Control 7198 0216090752 Report Officer 5451/LASCH,SCOTT D Printed by CLB\1<1 i;u~lu I '2312019 3.32.2f\ PM Report No 08-97038 Item No Serial No 3 NONE Article OTHER Printed At Original Incident 08-97038 Model NONE 04/15/2009 15:35 Typ A Original supplement Involvement 0034 EVIDENCE #Pieces 1 Entered Date Entered Time 02/16/2009 07:49 Original supplement Involvement 0034 EVIDENCE Typ A #Pieces 1 Entered Date 02/16/2009 Entered Time 07:51 Page 1 of 1 t,: 27 LEGEND DR 08-97038 • 1. (Casing) 118' 7" NIN of Harding Street 171' 8" W/W of Linden Avenue 2. (Casing) 117' 9" NIN of Ha_rding Street 70' 1" W/W of Linden Avenue 3. (Casing) 109' 10" NIN of Harding Street 173' 4" W/W of Linden Avenue 4. (Casing) 104' 8" NIN of Harding Street 169' 6" W/W of Linden Avenue -! 5. (Casing) 104' 4" NIN of Harding Street 71 ' 4" W/W of Linden Avenue 6. (Bullet) 102' 9" NIN of Harding Street 177' 7" W/W of Linden Avenue 7. (Casing) 100' 11" NIN of Harding Street 166' 6" WNJ of Linden Avenue 8. (Casing) 105' NIN of Harding Street • 166' 11" WNJ of Linden Avenue 9. (Casing) 97' 11" NIN of Harding Street 70 W/W of Linden Avenue 10. (Casing) 84' 1" NIN of Harding Street 70' 4" W/W of Linden Avenue 11. (Pistol Magazine) 75' 5" NIN of Harding Street 169' 7" W/W of Linden Avenue 12. (Bullet) 104' 4" NIN of Harding Street 183' 8" W/W of Linden Avenue 13. (Casing) 105' 6" NIN of Harding Street 192' 11" W/W of Linden Avenue 14. (Casing) 103' 4" NIN of Harding Street 191' 10" W/W of Linden Avenue 15. (Casing) 102' 09" NIN of Harding Street 189' 9" WNJ of Linden Avenue • 28 Printed by CLB en:-1.,st 11 23.-20 9 312 30 PM ~'E. ~ \ ~----1~0'-----~ s \t;,Ei; ~AL-~ ./ --------~ TC $.~ l+AR-o,~ ~ ~"'ft!=E:.T" ---~ S 4 I _., Pnnted by CLB' ~I .,;t;!.lo 1 1/2312:J 9 3. 32 31 PM G M\l\.."'n~ 1:N(:U)~ n~ $~\k:nlee_ 9 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTUENT M <;e -C\7 o36 SUPP_ INCIDENT REPORT SKETCH PAGE 2 ofZ.. -- \ . C,,.O L"'"" c.,; ~ ~BEE:.5 ~<..::. ( C.(l.AS~ ,~"b ~~<.~<2E) NOT "TO Sc.h..U:= 2 s 4 5 6 1 Hll~U by 231' 3? ,~ 9 30 I I I I I I I I I I I I 16. (Casing) 101' 1" NIN of Harding Street 190.4" W/W of Linden Avenue • 17. (Casing) 99' 7" N/N of Harding Street 191' 4" WM/ of Linden Avenue 18. (Casing) 99' 1" N/N of Harding Street 183.8" WM/ of Linden Avenue 19. (Casing) 94' 1" NIN of Harding Street 186.6" W/W of Linden Avenue 20. (Medical Supplies) 92' 8" NIN of Harding Street -# ,._ 188' 8" W/W of Linden Avenue 21. (Casing) 88' 11" NIN of Harding Street 191 ' 10" W/W of Linden Avenue 22. (Casing) 88' 6" NIN of Harding Street 192' 1" W/W of Linden Avenue 23. (Bloody Clothing) 87' 4" N/N of Harding Street 190' 11'' W/W of Linden Avenue • 24. (Casing) 86' 11" N/N of Harding Street 188' 4" W/W of Linden Avenue 25. (Casing) 86' 6" NIN of Harding Street 187' 8" W/W of Linden Avenue 26. (Screwdriver) 85' 4" NIN of Harding Street 189' 3" W/W of Linden Avenue 27. Keys From Driver's Seat of the suspect vehicle 28. Keys From the Ignition of the suspect vehicle 29. (Bullet) 54' 8" NIN of Harding Street 176' 1" W/W of Linden Avenue OFF1A (Rim) 116' 1" NIN of Harding Street 175' 4" W/W of Linden Avenue OFF1B (Rim) 103' 4" NIN of Harding Street • 177' 1" W/W of Linden Avenue 31 Printed by Cl.B'er LISI 2312019 3 32-.14 PM OFF1C (Rim) 97' 7" N/N of Harding Street 171 ' 8" WNJ of Linden Avenue • OFF2A (Del Real) 102' 1" N/N of Harding Street 179' 11" WNJ of Linden Avenue OFF2B (Del Real) 96' 4" N/N of Ha.rding Street 179 I 11" WNJ of Linden Avenue SUS R/F Wheel 79' O" N/N of Harding Street 104' 4" WNJ of Linden Avenue SUS UFWheel 84' 1" N/N of Harding Street 99' 1" WNJ of Linden Avenue Police R/R Wheel 109' 10" N/N of Harding Street 183' 8" WNJ of Linden Avenue Police R/F Wheel 118' 7" N/N of Harding Street 183' 611 WNJ of Linden Avenue QQ STRIKE: 40' 8" N/N of Harding Street 190' 4" W/W of Linden Avenue 3' 2" High from ground level • • Prepared by Officers J. Calvert #6136 and M. Clay #6197 32 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WES'l' BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information 08-97038 Reported Date 02/10/2009 Officer LAURO,DAVID M Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time 6021 02/10/2009 15:04 CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPOR'r .E HARDING ST R/0 Area Beat From Date From Time 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 Assignment PATROL/FIELD SUP/TRAFFIC/AID Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 15:26:52 Narrative INVESTIGATIVE FOLLOW-UP Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER City LONG BEACH Officer 5352/LATJRO,DAVID M Entered by Assigm,ent ZIP Code 90805 5352 PATROL/FIELD SUP/TRAFFIC/AID RMS Transfer Approving Officer Approval Date Pending 5708 04/15/2009 Supplement No 0027 Rep Dist 241 On January 1, 2009, at approximately 0030 hours, I was called at my home by Long Beach Police Dispatch and .ised to call Sgt. E. Herzog #5125 regarding an ~fficer Involved Shooting, which resulted in a collision. I called Sgt. Herzog and he asked that I respond to the scene to examine skid marks. I responded to the sc::ene from my home and arriveg at approximately 01 15 hours. Upon my arrival I spoke to Sgt Herzog who advised me that the officers' black and white patrol vehicle and the suspect vehicle were stopped in the north/south alley west of Atlantic Avenue, north of Harding Street. Sgt. Herzog walked me to the alley and pointed out three sets of skid marks on the ground. The first set of skid marks I inspected (later labeled as O -R) were two heavy black tire skids approximately 10 feet long. I identified the two skids to be acceleration marks, which were laid in a south to north direction. These acceleration marks were made as a vehicle traveled forward. The second set I inspected (later labeled as A -F) were two skid marks approximately 20 feet long and they curved from left to right when standing south of them in the alley. After examining the second set of skids I determined them to be acceleration marks, which were laid in a north to south direction. The defendant's vehicle left this set of acceleration marks. Based on the marks and final position of the defendant's vehicle, the vehicle would have been traveling in reverse when the marks were made. I then examined the third set of skids (later labeled as G -J), which were approximately 30 feet long and stopped at the rear tires of the police black and white vehicle parked in the alley. I determined them to be acceleration marks which were laid in a north to south direction. The police vehicle left this set of acceleration marks. Based on the marks and final position of the police vehicle, the vehicle would have been traveling in reverse when the marks were made. After investigating all skids and involved vehicle positioning, I determined the defendant's vehicle was traveling in reverse toward the police vehicle. Had it continued its reverse direction without stopping or slowing to correct its course, the defendant's vehicle would've collided with the front of the police vehicle. The defendant's vehicle did l ect its course and passed to the right of the stopped police vehicle in an open space of approximately 9 feet . This is the space between the stopped police vehicle and garages on the east side of the alley. The alley sures 24 feet wide. Report Officer 5 352/LAURO,DAVID M Printed by CLBl1,11~U':,tu 1123i2019 3 32:36 PM Printed At 0 4/15 /20 09 15 :35 Page 1 of 2 33 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT ds A -F belonged to the defendant's vehicle Skids G -N belong to the police vehicle 08-97038 Supplement No 0027 Skids O -Rare not related to this incident and were placed there by an unknown vehicle at an unknown time. The skids were later marked with yellow alphabetical placards as follows: Set one (unknown vehicle) -Left side: 0 and P Right side: Q and R Set two (Deft's vehicle)-Left side: A-C Right side: D -F Set three (police vehicle) -Left side: K -N • • Report Officer 5352/LAURO,DAVID M Printed by CU:!lorcu:.to; ,23i2U'll ::l.32::Jf PM Right side G -J Prin1ed At 04/15/2009 15 :35 , ......,_ Page 2 of 2 34 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense OFFINVOLVE 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information 08-97038 Reported Dale 01/01/2009 Officer R.IM,ADAM H Agency Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 0001 01/01/2009 05:39 CAD ca• No Rpt Typ Primary Offense 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT -E HARDING STREET R/0 OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING City LONG BEACH Area Boat From Date From Time Officer 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 6101/RIM,ADAM H Assignment Entered by Assignment ZIP Code 90805 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE 8190 INVEST/GVC/ADOLT/HOMICIDE Confidential RMS Transfer Approving Officer Approval Dale OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Successful 5708 01/03/2009 Approval Time 16:27:33 VICTIM 1: RIM,ADAM Supplement No 0001 Rep Dist 241 Involvement lnvl No Type Name MNI Race Sex -ASIAN MALE VICTIM 1 Individual RIM,ADAM e No Juvenile? Height Weight Hair Color Eye Color No 5 '08" 200# BLACK BROWN Means of Attack Extent of Injury VEHICLE NO VISIBLE INJURY Type • Ii,: t • OPERATOR LICENSE/ID NUMBER Type PACKAGE NUMBER Type ID No 607795 STATE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER Type SOCIAL SEeURITY NUMBER On 12/31/2008, my partner Officer C. Del Real# 6228, and I (Officer A. Rim# 6101) were assigned to work as Directed Enforcement Unit, DE31. My partner and I were both dressed in Department issued long-sleeve navy blue uniforms. We were driving a marked Long Beach Police Department, Directed Enforcement black and white police car. The police car is equipped with low profile emergency lighting. We were on patrol, driving northbound on Linden Avenue, approaching Harding Street. I observed a burgundy, older Toyota Camry with four doors, driving in front of us. The plate on the Camry is 3BEE536 (California). The driver of the Camry is later identified as the suspect and the Camry is later identified as the suspect's vehicle. Through my training and experience, I know that the Toyota Camry is one of the most commonly stolen vehicles. I ran the license plate of the Camry (3BEE536) with the computer in our patrol vehicle. The computer indicated that the vehicle was a stolen car from the city of Garden Grove (California), and was reported stolen on 12/31/2008. The Garden Grove Police Department stolen vehicle report number is 08-19533. I advised my partner that the Camry in front of us was a stolen vehicle. We followed the suspect and noticed he was the only occupant in the vehicle. The suspect turned east on Harding Street from Linden Avenue and proceeded to the stop light at Harding Street and Atlantic Avenue. The Suspect was in the • ber one lane of Harding Street. He saw us following him and abruptly turned left and drove northbound on Atlantic Avenue service road from Harding Street. Report Officer 6101/R.IM,ADAM H Printed by CLJ3'.er:L'il0 11/2312:l' 9 3:32.3P PM Printed Al 04/15/2009 15:34 Pagel of 3 35 08-97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Supplement No 000 1 tfvised Dispatch that we were following a stolen vehicle and gave Dispatch the plate (3BEE536) of the suspect's vehicle and the direction of travel. Dispatch confirmed that the Camry was a stolen vehicle. The suspect turned left and drove westbound Poppy Street from the Atlantic Avenue service road. Approximately 100 yards after the left hand turn, the suspect crossed into the eastbound lane and appeared to be stopping. My partner said that the -· suspect was going to try to get out and run. I opened my car door in anticipation of the suspect's action. The suspect then swerved back into the westbound lane of Poppy Street and continued westbound. The suspect rolled through the stop sign at Poppy Street and Elm Avenue and drove southbound on Elm Avenue. The driver continued driving southbound Elm Avenue and blew through the stop sign at Elm Avenue and Harding Street at approximately 35 MPH. There were other vehicles and pedestrian traffic on the road and it appeared that the suspect did not show any regard for their safety. The suspect turned left, going eastbound on Janice Street from Elm Avenue and my partner told me that he was going to pursue the suspect. He turned on the overhead forward facing red light, flashing lights, ana siren. I advised Dispatch that we were in pursuit of the suspect and Sgt. Alu # 5653, ( unit 3S32) approved the pursuit. The suspect continued driving eastbound Janice Street and sped up to approximately 40 to 45 MPH. The suspect continued to where the street curves to a northeasterly direction. The suspect slowed down and crashed into a parked green older mini van. The van was parked along the east curb of Janice Street south of Harding Avenue. The suspect appeared to be getting ready to get out of the vehicle, but he did not. The suspect continued driving northbound Janice Street and drove into the parking lot of an apartment complex, later determined to be-E. Harding Street. This apartment complex is located on the northwest corner of Harding Street and Linden Avenue. The parking lot consists of two rows of approximately 10 garages that run from north to south. The garage walls are made of light brown stucco and the garage doors are of a darker brown color. The two rows of garages are separated by a center driveway. The center driveway is paved with asphalt and it is approximately 15 feet in width, and runs the entire length of the garage area. The garage doors opens to • center ~riveway. At the north end of the driveway there is a black rod iron fence that is approximately 10 feet We followed the suspect toward the north end of the parking lot. My partner stopped our police car approximately 15 feet behind the suspect's vehicle. I exited my patrol car and used the car door for cover as I was taught in the police academy. I withdrew my duty pistol with my left hand and pointed it at the suspect. I was able to get a clear view of the suspect and the interior of the vehicle from the illumination of my patrol car's lighting and from my Stream light, flashlight that I was carrying in my right hand. I looked around in consideration of my shooting background and I saw an open garage door with several subjects standing at the opening of the garage. These subjects quickly ran into the interior of the garage. From my angle, I was not able to keep a visual of them. This garage is located on the east row and it is the second garage down from the north end. Other then the subjects who ran into the interior of the garage, I did not see any one else, and in my mind my background was clear. Several thoughts ran through my mind; is this a possible ambush where the suspect had set a trap for us. There was no other available cover, other then our police car. I thought the suspect was going to jump out of his vehicle and engage us in a gunfight or the subjects who ran into the interior of the garage were his friends who ran to arm themselves, or a combination of both. I also thought the subjects who ran into the garage were innocent citizens and the suspect who was possibly armed may use a weapon, or ram his vehicle into the garage, using his vehicle as a weapon. I verbally ordered the suspect to put his hands up several times, while I was standing behind the car door. The suspect did not comply with my lawful orders. I saw the reverse light of the suspect's vehicle come on and saw the suspect's vehicle move quickly towards my direction in reverse. I was standing between my car and the wall of the garage door, which was approximately eight feet in width. As the vehicle moved quickly toward my direction, I was in fear for my life and had to quickly close the door to my police vehicle so it would not be struck • e suspect's car. I was scared that he was going to run me over with the vehicle and kill me or pin me een his vehicle and my patrol vehicle. As the suspect's vehicle moved closer to me, I aimed my pistol toward the driver and fired at the suspect to stop Report Officer 6101/RIM,ADAM B Printed by CLff8fCLSlO 11/23/2:J' g 3:32'10 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:34 Page 2 of 3 36 08-97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Supplement No 0001 from coming towards me. The vehicle seemed to be moving faster toward me and I back pedaled moving toward the rear door of the police car. The vehicle was moving closer toward me and I kept firing at the driver. I moved toward the rear quarter panel of my police car and continued firing, at which point the vehicle was passing by me and I could feel it scraping my pant legs. Still fearing for my life; I continued firing my duty weapon at the suspect. I believe I fired continuously at the suspect as he was trying to back into me. After the suspect vehicle passed me, I moved approximately five feet to the southeast portion of my vehicle. At that point, the suspect's vehicle crashed and broke through the garage doors on the west side. The force of the impact caused the rear half of the vehicle to lodge into the garage doors. I noticed that my pistol was empty and I tactically reloaded. I then heard the engine of the suspect vehicle revving and saw the suspect fumbling inside the vehicle. I feared that he was possibly going to dislodge his vehicle and drive it back towards me and my partner. I pointed my weapon back at the suspect and ordered him several time to put his hands up. The suspect yelled out, "I'm hit, I'm hit." We ordered the suspect out of the vehicle and onto the ground, at which point the suspect opened the driver's door and exited. We ordered him to a prone position. The suspect laid down with his arms underneath his body. My partner, who was closer to the suspect, placed one knee on his back and I ordered him to put his hands out. The suspect still defiant, refused to put his hands out. Fearing that he may have a weapon in his waist band area, I struck the suspect four to five times in the upper left shoulder area with my Stream light flashlight. The suspect then placed his hands out and my partner was able to place handcuffs on him. As the suspect was lying on the ground, I noticed a small amount of blood on his left arm. Paramedics were requested to treat him. Assisting units arrived and helped with the investigation. Officer A. Sandoval #10002 was appointed as my Peer Officer. l·eutenant L. Cox #5370 was notified of the Use of Force. Once inside the Homicide Office, I turned my firearm r to Detective D. Robbins #3501 . • Report Officer 6101/RIM,ADAM H Printed by CLB,.,,.~u~to 1·123/20193324 PM Printed Al 04/15/2009 15:34 Page 3 of 3 37 os ... 9103a Supplsment No 0002 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense OFFINVOLVE 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Reported Date 01/01/2009 Officer DEL REAL,CAIU.OS Agency Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 0002 01/01/2009 05:40 CAD Call No Rpl Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT .E HARDING ST R/0 Pnma,y Offense OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING City LONG BEACH Area Beat From Date From Time Offteer 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 6228/DEL REAL,CARLOS Assignment Entered by Assignment ZIP Code 90805 .r ~....,,.. INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE 8190 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/BOMICIDE Confidential RMS Transfer Approving Officer OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Successful 5708 Approval Time Approval Date 01/03/2009 16:27:46 VICTIM 2: DEL REAL,CARLOS Involvement Inv! No Type Name VICTIM 2 Individual DEL REAL,CARLOS - Rep Dist 241 Race Sex .. ICAN/LATIN/HISPANIC MALE JU11enife? Height Weight Hair Color Eye Color No 5 ' O 4" 165# BLACK BROWN s of Attack Extent of Injury Dom Violence HICLE NO VISIBLE INJURY No Type OPERATOR LICENSE/ID Type SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER On 12/31/08, my partner (Officer A. Rim #6101) and I (Officer C. Del Real #6228) were assigned to work uniformed patrol as unit DE31 specific gang and narcotic enforcement. While traveling northbound on Linden Avenue, just south of Harding Street, my partner ran a California vehicle license plate number of 3BEE526 via our vehicle computer. The vehicle was in front of us traveling northbound on Linden Avenue, just south of Harding Street and described as four-door sedan. A records check of the plate number revealed that the vehicle was stolen from the city of Garden Grove as of 12/31/08. My partner immediately notified Long Beach Police dispatch of the stolen vehicle via our police radio and also advised them of our current location. As we continued to follow the vehicle northbound on Linden Avenue, the vehicle failed to stop for a stop sign at Harding Street, a violation of 22450(A) eve fail to stop at stop sign. The suspect driver nego1iated an eastbound turn onto Harding Street then continued northbound on the Atlantic Avenue service road . As we continued to follow the vehicle, the suspect driver negotiated a westbound turn onto Poppy Street. I could see that that there was only one occupant inside the vehicle . • e traveling westbound on Poppy Street approximately mid block between the Atlantic service road and Elm nue, I observed the suspect vehicle come to a stop and the driver side door open. I could see the driver's foot hanging out from inside the vehicle as if the driver was going to make an attempt to exit the vehicle and flee. Report Officer Printed Al 6228/DEL REAL,CARLOS Printed by 04/15/2009 15:34 Page 1 of 3 " 38 CLB'~1..;L<,lo 11/23!2:) g 3 32 13 PM Supplement No 0002 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT s I stopped behind the suspect vehicle, the driver closed the door and continued westbound on Poppy Street. As we continued to follow the vehicle, the suspect driver made a southbound turn onto Elm Avenue. It shouM be noted that there was a light mist in the air that did not affect my visibility; there was no traffic, speeds were still under 25 M.P.H and I was able to see several street blocks ahead. As the suspect vehicle continued southbound on Elm Avenue, he sped to approximately 40 M.P.H and failec!I to stop for a stop sign at the intersection of Harding Street and Elm Avenue, a violation of 22450(A) eve. Since the suspect driver was now clearly making an attempt to flee from us, and showed no regard for the public's safety, I immediately activated my emergency light and siren. It should be noted that my vehicle is equipped with a forward facing red light, red and blue strobe lights and wigwags that alternate the low and high beam of the headlights. r ,._ As we continued southbound on Elm Avenue, the suspect driver made a sharp eastbound turn onto Janice Street. The suspect driver was clearly making an attempt to evade us by not pulling over to the right side of the road and continuing at a high rate of speed of approximately 40 M.P.H in a northeasterly direction on Janice Street through a residential zone. At one point the suspect driver lost control of the vehicle and collided with a parked dark colored mini van on the east curb of Janice Street just south of Harding Street. The driver's side door again came open and the suspect placed his leg outside as if he wanted to exit the velhicle and flee. The suspect driver closed the door and continued to drive northbound Janice Street through Harding Street failing l op for a stop sign, a violation of 22450(A) eve into a north/south alley just north of Harding Street. alley is described as approximately 100 feet in length by 30 feet in width. The alley had garages on both the west and east side. At this point, I felt the suspect driver was taking us to an isolated and location unknown to us. I immediately slowed my patrol vehicle and followed the suspect vehicle into the alley. It should be noted that my emergency lights and siren were still activated. As the suspect vehicle stopped, I could see a wrought iron fence and knew that it was a dead end alley. I could see the rear brake lights glow and the vehicle come to a complete stop. The driver door opened and I observ,ed the suspect driver's leg outside the vehicle as if he was ready to exit his vehicle. At this point, not knowing the suspect's mindset. and due to his prior action to evade us, I quickly stopped my patrol vehicle approximately 1 0 feet behind the suspect vehicle. My partner and I exited our patrol vehicle in an attempt to conduct a high-risk stop. As I took cover behind my driver door, I could hear my partner give commands to the suspect from the passenger side of our patrol vehicle between the garages. I could hear my partner tell the suspect to turn his.vehicle off and place his hand up. The suspect driver immediately closed his door and I observed his reverse lights come on. At that point I heard the suspect vehicle tires screeching in reverse and maneuver around my patrol vehicle to my partner's side. I immediately began to yell commands at the suspect to stop his car as he drove directly into my partner's direction between our patrol vehicle and the garages, which was approximately 1 0 feet wide and unsafe to maneuver a vehicle in reverse with my partner standing in between. I felt that the suspect vehicle was not going to be able to safely maneuver around my patrol vehicle and the garages without striking my partner and seriously I.· ring or killing him. ved from cover behind my driver's door to the rear of my patrol vehicle in an attempt to reach my partner and pull him out of danger of the suspect vehicle. As I moved towards him I could clearly hear gunshots from either the Report Officer 6228/DEL REAL,CARLOS Printed by Cl 11\Brr.u~to 1 'i:>:V20' ~ :13:>·~ PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:34 Page 2 of 3 39 Supple.men! No 0002 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT As I ran to my partner's aid, I lost sight of him and could no longer hear his commands to the suspect, which further increased my concern and fear of him being struck by the suspect vehicle and killed. As I reached the back bumper of my patrol vehicle, the suspect vehicle was inches away from our patrol vehicle still reversing. I was still unable to see or hear my partner. Believing that the suspect had struck my partner and that he lying under the suspect vehicle, I shot one round at the suspect in an attempt to disable and prevent him from further seriously injuring my partner or killing him. The suspect driver accelerated his vehicle in reverse losing control and going through a garage door on the west side of the alley causing damage to the garage door. At that point I began to give the suspect commands to place his hands up where I could see them. The suspect again failing to comply with my commands had ducked under his steering wheel out of my sight as if he was reaching for a weapon. He was ducking and popping ~is head up as if he was trying to see where I was standing. At this point I heard the engin of the suspect vehicle revving up and the vehicle launch forward towards my direction. I feared for my life because I had no cover and was exposed and thought the driver was now trying to run me over with his vehicle and kill me, I shot six times at the suspect who was still sitting in the drivers seat in self defense from the immediate threat of the vehicle running me over and killing me. As I was facing in a southwest direction focused on the suspect I could see my partner with my peripheral vision standing approximately 10 feet south of me. At this point I was still unsure if my partner was injured. The suspect immediately placed his hands up and I ordered him out of his vehicle. As he exited his vahicle I ordered him to lie on the ground on his stomach and extend his arms . • he suspect lay on his stomach next to his vehicle, he failed to comply with my commands to extend his arms re I could see them. As I approached the suspect, my partner also approached by my side. At this point my p ner did not appear to be injured. I took control of his left hand and placed my left knee on his upper back to prevent him from getting up. His right hand was still underneath his body near his waistband area. The suspect still failed to comply with my commands to take his right hand out from underneath his body. Still failing to comply with my commands, I observed my partner strike the suspect approximately six times with his flashlight on his upper right arm. At this time the suspect brought his arm out from underneath his body and I was able to handcuff him. Once the vehicle was cleared of any other potential suspects, I advised our dispatcher via our radio of the officer involved shooting and requested paramedics for the suspect. Once the scene was rendered safe, I was assigned Officer C. Austin #6102 as my peer counselor. Officer Austin drove me out of the scene to Janice Street just south of Harding Street. I later conducted a walk through of the scene with Homicide Detectives and other Long Beach Police personnel. Officer Austin drove me to the downtown station where I later gave my duty weapon to Detective Robbins #3501. I filled my police report at the Homicide office located at the 5th floor of 400 W. Broadway. Report Officer Prinrod At 6228/DEL REAL,CARLOS Printed by 04/15/2009 15:34 Page 3 of 3 40 Cl O\eirr:u<;to 1 •;?:V?O' fl 3·:l;>·.<.5 PM BOOKINOWO. 1749827 SIDMO. OCANO. LOC.BKD. LOPS -AlllESl'EE'B NAM& It.AST, l'lllT, t.11001.E} -JOHNSON. 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' JOHNSON, ANTHONY WELLS HeighI Weight Hair Color Eye Color 6' 00" 160# BRO BLK Maritj l Complex Build Bin/Hanger No MAIN207 • I -I I U JI ,a ., gy ase o 08-97038 Chg Cnts Lvf Charge , 1 1 F A181 (A) PC 2 1 F 2800.2(A)VC 3 1 F 487 (D) PCGTA 4 1 F 10851 (A) VC BAILOR FINE $500,000.00 .I ' ,, INMATE SIGNATURE • BOOKING OFFICER ' PD Warrant No County BK# Jail 10 1749827 T-113679 Housing FL-6TB-HOLD Booking Date Booking Time 01/01/2009 06:18 Race Sex Date of Birth B M 01/15/1988 Emplr Phone No Citizen Charge Literal ATTEMPTED MURDER EVADING PO:DISREGARD GRAND THEFT AUTO VEHICLE THEFT DATE ID# DATE Printed by Page 1 of 1 01101120i !1:35 CLB\o,rr.:u;,tu • lf2..1/2019 3 3253 PM 0ANp INFORMATION*' VEHICLE LOGATION I DISPOSITION IN CASE OF EMERGENCY NOTIF-Y: LAST NAM ARRESTINC!l OFFICEiA'S C.2-A-~ ~G BEACH POf..JCE DEPARTMENT REST □-RELEA: · . -· - OV~D WARRANT Cl-i~ COMPLETED BY OFFI.O WAf'IAANT"# BAIL WARRANT# PARbLE AGENT NAME / OFFICE PEOFBUSINESS* BUSINESS-ADDRESS -7 bl<:' ~.,.- ASSISTING ,OF"FIG6R'S NAME/ on;,·., .· ' - WAB~lifftt WARRANT JI ADMITS.._ "IY) ~OMITS !v1 DID II AfFILIATION [W MEMBER lt!l. HGLD M PLACED?l!:!J SEARCHING OFFICER'S N4ME /DID# TRANSPORTING' OFFICER'S NAME I DID ff CASH PROPERTY RETAINED BY PRl$9NER SH PROPERTY DEPOSITED i'Q S'!"OREROOM / EVIDENCE- FORE~N WAli!RANT ARREST ADM'ONIStfMENT i--rin ea y 821 l'>C I 8_22PC NOTIFIED D YES □.NO OFFICE-COPY WAIVED PYES P04102.013(A) (REV. ll1113/99J 't/ J ----------::::::-:-:::::::-:::~:::::;-;-;~:;:;-;:;-~;;;;-;~---------. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF L08 ANGELES PROBABLE CAIISE DICTERMINA TION ECLARA TION ocation Booked: ... 00 1v Arrestee;Suspect ( Last. First. Middle): JOMN s C,JU/ ,iA.11:J:(Otu y Address: Booking Charge(s): ------□ Misdeme:inor ~</, Dale, Time of Arrest: Tl-I Employee No.: · Facts establishing elements of offense(syviolation(s). ; name with the violation(s listed: DOB: I ---Supptementd--Ho·ldsfW arrant Felony (3 Charges: 'IB7 t> • c : 48 Hour Expiration Date and Tir,ne: ...., l J-2. ·0 '"2-21.. I ,\rresting Officer(s); Employee :-.lo .: ~ Date/Time: Contact Phone No.: ation identifying/connecting arrestee/suspect by D See attached reports Incorporated herein by reference. . . ; I I -r : I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true ond correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. I Executed on I '2 · 3 I · o 'b' 0 5 S C in the County of Los Angele~ California. ctime) <Signature) I Pnnt :"fame) ( Employee ~o.) T l!lephonic DetermiaaCioo O~LY (Jn _____ • l \\,as plac:ed under oath :and rcaJ the ..:,mtems of the foregoing. inc:ludmg the .:onlc-nts llf J lly Jn:achc<l rcpons or Jecl:ir:111on • .,erbJtim Ill 1he Honorable' . The Jud1c1:1l <Jllkcr advised me ,hat then: ( ) IS ( ) JS ~OT probable c:iuse to belic:\·c: this ~m.·s1«:c has ct>nunined • cnmc. I J cd;uc: unJcr penally of perjury that the foregoing is true :ind .:,,rrt'.:r. t-.·ucurcd 1n l.os ,\ngelcs County. California. 11n .1ature1 -----·--· --· ---·--~ Emplovee_ ~o.) ( .Rl~I o°' Revised: 06-17-08 Printed by CUll .. u;u ... 111 1'">312010 3 32 56 PIVI Probable Cause Determinadon ; On the ha.sis of either rcpons reviowcd and/or otfic:e,•s Jecl:uation I hereby determine that there ( J(_) ( JS ~OT probable .:ause 10 believe this ~rrcs1c · .: ed 3 cnme. < Block Stamp) JA~ 2 2099 f atel tJC.. ct~ 1Time) 48 Supplement No 0019 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency Report No LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 08-97038 CAO Call No Rpl Typ Primary Offense 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT ATTEMPT MURDER -E HARDING ST R/0 ArEia Seat From Date From Time Officer Reported Date Ol/09/2009 Officer ROBBINS,DENNIS J Supplement No Reported Dato Reported Tune 0019 01/09/2009 09:23 City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 ,, lo- Rep Dist 241 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 3501/ROBBINS,DE.NNIS J Assignment Entered by Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE 8190 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Confidential RMS Transfer Approving Officer OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Successf ul 8190 Approval Time 09:25:44 SUSPECT 1: JOHNSON,ANTHONY Involvement lnvl No SUSPECT 1 DOB «5/1988 -Type Type Name Individual JOHNSON,ANTHONY Age Juvenile? Height Weight Hair Color Eye Color 20 No 6' 00" 160# BROWN BLACK 01/01/2009 OPERATOR LICENSE/ID NUMBER Type SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER Approval Date 01/13/2009 ... Race Sex BLACK MALE On January 1, 2009, at approximately 0300 hours, I, Detective D. Robbins #3501, contacted Johnson in the Emergency Room at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center. Upon contacting Johnson, I introduced myself and asked him if he wanted to talk to me about the incident. Johnson stated he wanted to talk to me. I then conducted a tape-recorded interview with Johnson. Long Beach Police Officer Chris Zamora and Los Angeles County District Attorney Investigator D. Winston were also present during the interview. Prior to any questioning, I advised him of his rights and Johnson stated he understood his rights. Johnson signed an Advisement of Legal Rights form. The following is a summary of the tape-recorded interview. · in a few blocks of the shooting location to meet with a girl he identified as years of age. Johnson does not know address or phone number. o nson oes not now i lives at the house he went to but stated uncle owns the house. Johnson does not know the uncle's name. Johnson stated he had gone to the hous~ck up his wallet-which he had left i~r a couple of days ago. Earlier in th~phnson's friend-,old him to go to house to pick up his wallet. Johnson could not contact~irectly because his cell phone had been sto en. eohnson was walking toward the house, he noticed there were three males at the location . One of the males was walking toward Johnson as he approached the house. The two other subjects were sitting in a nearby car. Johnson stated he had, "Got into it," a couple of years ago with the subject who walked toward him. As Johnson Report Officer 3501/ROBBINS,DENNIS J Printed by CLBl~ICU!>lu 1123.2019 3.32:58 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 2 49 08-97038 Supplement No 00 19 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT this subject neared each other, Johnson noticed the subject had a gun. Johnson stated the subject was mumbling as they walked toward each other. Johnson returned to his car to leave and as he was doing so he heard gunshots. Johnson believes he heard three shots. As Johnson drove away, he saw bright lights behind him and thought it was the three subjects. Johnson stated he was driving fast and weaving through the streets, trying to lose the subjects following him. As he was driving, Johnson had the driver's door open a couple of times in case he had to run. Johnson stated he turned into a driveway that he thought was an alley and after doing so he discovered the driveway was blocked at the other end. Johnson stated he did not see any red lights until after turning into the driveway. When Johnson discovered the driveway did not go through, he put the car in reverse and the police tried to block him in. Johnson stated the police were shouting at him and he put his arms out of the driver's window. ~ - Johnson stated the car backed up but he did not step on the gas and did not have his hands on the steering wheel because his hands were out of the window, At some point, the police began shooting at Johnson. The car continued backing until Johnson hit a garage. Johnson does not know how many shots were fired Johnson stated ~ knows as-unknown last name owns the car and-,ad loaned the car to Johnson's friend--Johnson stated he was with earlier in theday working on- Honda. They were working on the car in a vacant lot near an a an one barbershop on Contreras St=rrnihe city of Paramount. Johnson stated the closest cross streets are Lakewood Boulevard and Rosecrans Avenue. Johnson said he got the car keys fromllll Johnson does not know any further information about~ Johnson believe~ives in the city of South Gate. Report Officer 3501/ROBBiijS,DENNIS J Printed by CLB11!1Ui'>l:J 1 2312019 3 3259 PM Printed Al 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 2 of 2 50 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT ADVISEMENT OF LEGAL RIGHTS I, ;f'NV-1-cm.f/ ...:J'b1/,u~ozc..) have been advised of my rights as follows: name 1. I have the right to remain silent. 2. Anything I say may be used against me in court. 3. I have the right to talk to a lawyer and have one present with me while I am being questioned. 4. If I cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed for me. 5. I understand each of these rights explained to me. 6. I want to talk. igned: Witness: Officer(s): J') d ~(3 ($1 NS: :;s:,s:p I · Date: Time: LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Olfonso 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information 08-97038 Roportod Date 02/13/2009 Officer LASCH,SCOTT D Agency Report No Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time I,;ONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 08-97038 0029 02/13/2009 07:34 CAO Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER location C~y -E HARDING ST R/0 LONG BEACH Area Beat From Date From Tlme Officer 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 S451/LASCH,SCOTT D 2nd Officer Assignment ZJP Code 90805 J " - Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADOLT/HOMICIDE EVANS,MALCOLM G INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIOE Assignment Confidential RMS Transfer INVEST/GVC/ADOLT/HOMICIOE OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Pending Approval Date Approving Officer 5708 04/15/2009 Approval Time 15:27:44 Narrative Supplement No 0029 Rep Dist 241 Entered by 10107 On 01/03/09, Detective M. Evans #5708 and I, Detective S. Lasch #5451, went to the Los Angeles County Men's Central Jail in order to speak with Anthony Johnson regarding his involvement and subsequent arrest in an Officer ~olved Shooting that occurred on 12/31 /08 in the alley rear of--=. Harding Street, Long Beach. This Wrview was conducted in an empty conference room at this facility (7000 floor) and began at 1109 hours. Prior to speaking with Johnson, I provided him with an Advisement of Legal Rights form (P.O. 1000.008), which I read out loud to liim as he was simutanously reading it to himself. After reading the form, Johnson said he understood his rights and wanted to speak with Detective Evans and myself regarding this incident. At 1117 hours Johnson subsequently signed and initialed lines #1 through #6 on the form acknowledging the same. Detectives asked Johnson about the stolen vehicle (1991 maroon Toyota Camry, License 3BEE536) he had been driving on the night of this incident and he related the following information. Johnson said he got the stolen car from a friend, who got it from the owner of the vehicle. Johnson said his friend also gave him a copy of the registered owner's driver's license and that he had it with him in the vehicle. Johnson said he used the vehicle for a short time and, while he was on his way to give the vehicle back to his friend, he was pulled over by the police. Johnson further said that he didn't know the vehicle was stolen. Johnson said he didn't know there were any police units behind him until he pulled into a dead end alley. Johnson then said, "I was scared, sir. It wasn't my intention to kill an officer." Johnson said he was already scared from a confrontation he had with three guys earlier. Johnson said when he looked into the rear view mirror of his vehicle, he didn't see any emergency lights, which caused him to believe that the same subjects were following him. Johnson said earlier in the evening he had seen these subjects at a location in Long Beach. Johnson said two of the subjects were sitting inside a vehicle smoking marijuana and that the third subject was standing next to the vehicle. Johnson said he parked the stolen vehicle in a driveway at the location and then went inside a residence for a short time. Johnson said he later returned to the stolen vehicle and, as he was backing down the driveway, he heard a loud "pop," which he believed was a gunshot coming from the area of the indicated subjects. Johnson said as he continued to drive away from the area, he heard another gunshot from the same area. Johnson then said, "I just wanted to get out of Long Beach (it's hot) and get to Paramount." Aison said he drove for approximately 4 to 5 minutes and then saw headlights in his rear view mirror from a -cle that he believed was following him. Johnson said he drove past a major street, which he believed to be Artesia Boulevard, and then turned into a dead end street. Johnson said the vehicle that had been following him RaportOffioer Printed At 5451/LASCB,SCOTT D Printed by 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of S 52 CLBla1cu~lo 112312019 3 33.02 PM 08-97038 Supplement No 0029 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT o turned into the alley and stopped behind him. Johnson said this vehicle then illuminated his vehicle with colored lights and an audible siren. Johnson said at this time he realized it was a police unit who had been following him the entire time. Johnson said he put the vehicle into reverse and, as he prepared to back up, he heard someone yell, "Don't do it. Don't do it." Johnson then became very emotional and said, "I'm never going home, man. I didn't mean to kill anyone." Johnson then said , "I was in a stolen car," and, "I'm never going home." At this time, I told Johnson that I didn't believe he was being completely truthful in the matter. I told Johnson that Detectives needed to know exactly what happened in order to make an accurate documentation of what had occurred on the evening of the shooting. I continued telling Johnson of the importance in telling the truth and that I just wanted him to be honest. Johnson remained quiet for a short while and then told Detectives that he wanted to tell them eveP/1.'R·ing that occurred. Johnson then related the following. Johnson said on the morning the vehicle was stolen (12/31/08) he had been hanging out at his friend's residence, which is located in the area of Paramount Boulevard and Adams Street in the City of Paramount. Johnson identified his friend as ·-• and gave the following description of him: years of age, no facial hair, wearing blue sweats, black corduroy slippers an an un nown colored shirt. Johnson said this subject is a gang member from an unknown gang and that he didn't have any visible tattoos. Johnson further said he had known this subject for three years. Johnson said at approximately_'. 0030 hours he ~p from the aforementioned area by three of his friends, whom he identified as and..... Johnson gave the following descriptions of these subjects: ears of age, with no facial hair, no ubject for one year and that he met him through his friend Johnson said this subject resides in the area of Hayter Avenue and Somerset Street in the City of Paramount. ears of age, with no facial hair, no a oos, wearing unknown clothing. Johnson said he has known this subject for three to four years and that he met him at Paramount High School (Paramount, CA). Johnson said this subject resides in the area of Hayter Avenue and Vans Street in the City of Paramount. ears of age, with no facia · ree years and that he is a Johnson said he met this subject through playing baseball and that he resides in the area of McKinney Street and Paramount Boulevard in the City of Paramount. Johnson said these subjects picked him up in -green Ford Expedition and then preceded to drop~ff at his residence. Johnson said they c-i d driving around the area and made their way to the City of Garden Grove. Johnson said during this time -unting him to steal a vehicle while simultaneously giving him a shaved key. Johnson said he didn't know was involved in aut-theft or where he had obtained the shaved key. Johnson said they drove around the indicated area and as looking around for vehicles to steal. Johnson said at approximately 0300 hours~icked out a vehicle (mentioned above) that was parkUJL. parking lot along the east side of an unknown street. This address was later identified by Detectives as- Erin Street, Garden Grove, CA. Johnson said-old him to steal the vehicle and procceeded to let him out of the Expedition. Johnson said the only reason he agreed to steal the vehicle was to see if the shaved key really worked. &son said he approached the locked vehicle via the driver's side door and inserted the shaved key into the door lock. Johnson said he turned the shaved key and was able to defeat the door's locking mechanism. Report Officer 5451/LASCH,SCOTT D Pnnted by Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 2 of 5 CLB\l}I cu~to I /23..-2019 3 33. :J3 PM 53 08-97038 Supplement No 0029 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT nson said he then entered the vehicle and inserted the shaved key into the ignition. Johnson said the key also defeated the ignition locking mechanism and he was able to start the vehicle. Johnson said he drove the vehicle away from the location and to the parking lot located at Paramount Boulevard and Adams Street in the City of Paramount. Johnson said he left the vehicle at this location and subsequently walked to-esidence, arriving at approximately 0500 hours. Johnson said they played video games (Play Station) for a couple of hours and then left the residence at approximately 0700 hours. Johnson said he walked back to the parking lot where he left the stolen vehicle and drove it to a McDonald's Restaurant, which is located in the area of Lakewood Boulevard and Alondra Street. Johnson said he then returned the vehicle back to the indicated parking lot. Johnson said at approximately 0800 hours he was picked up from the parking lot by his friend-r:i the indicated green Expedition. Johnson said they drove to the City of ~on (unknown addres~hen went to another subject's residence whom he identified by the first name of-Johnson gave the following description for this subject. years of age, with no facial hair, no tattoos, wearing un nown cot mg. ohnson said he has known this subject for the past two years and that he met him through his friend- Johnson said they arrived at this residence at approximately 0930 to 1000 hours and stayed until approximately 1200 hours. Johnson said he went to the residence in order to pick up some of his clothing for the New Year's Eve celebration that he had left in this subject's vehicle (white Jaguar) four days prior. Johnson said they left this loc-tion nd went back to-esidence where they arrived at approximately 1330 hours. Johnson said he and layed video games together during this time and that he retrieved his ~ouflage backpack in order to carry his clothing. Johnson said he left this location at approximately 1730 hours 9:.1 went back to the parking lot where he left the stolen vehicle. Johnson said he got back -into en vehicle and drove it around the area for approximately 30 to 40 minutes. Johnso · e then wen esidence in order to pick up some speakers. Johnson said when he arrived old him that ad called his residence and was looking for him. Johnson said he returned call and spoke with im about the pending night's acti~ well as purchasing some methamphetamine. Johnson said he also called his girlfriend~nd made arrangements to hang out with her at her residence and watch movies. Johnson gave the following description for this subject: Johnson said treat and Alondra Boulevard in the City of Norwalk. Johnson said he left the location at 2130 hours then drove to another female subject's residence in Long Beach in order to retrieve his wallet. Johnson identified this subject as the following: years of age, wearing unknown cot rng. o nson sai he had known this subject for one year and that he met her through his friend- Johnson said this subject lives in the area of Smith Street and Harding Street near Janice Avenue and that he ~stolen vehicle in a driveway at this location. Johnson said he left the vehicle running and met with ~t the front gate of the complex. Johnson said he ted to retrieve his wallet from this subject but she didn't have it. Johnson added that he believed his friend ad iven her the wallet on a previous occasion. Johnson said as he was preparing to leave, he asked hat time it was. Johson said -old him it was 2224 hours and that she had looked at a clock through her kitchen window. Johnson said he left the complex without his wallet and, as he proceeded to walk back to the stolen vehicle, he I confronted by a male subject whom he described as the following: nown name -Male Hispanic, 5'6" to 5'7", 180 lbs., shaved head, 19 to 20 years of age, wearing a black colored sweater with the letters "LA" written on the front in black and blue lettering, unknown colored pants, and Report Officer 5451/LASCB,SCOTT D Printed by CLB\e1~u;,lo 112312019 3.33.J5 PM Printed Al 04/15/2009 15 :35 Page 3 of 5 •,; 54 08-97038 Supplement No 0029 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT ck Nike Cortez shoes. Johnson further said thi~ is a member of the Bell Garden~ Gangster Locos) gang and goes by the moniker of-Johnson said he used to go to ____ with this subject and that he hasn't seen him for three to four years. Johnson said this subject has jealousy issues with him over woman, sports, and other things. Johnson said this subject was in the company of two other male Hispanic subjects (NFD) who were seated inside a blue Ford Escort that was parked in the area. Johnson said the subject that confronted him said, "What's up bitch? You remember me? I told you I would end your shit." Johnson said this subject also had a black 9MM semi-automatic handgun in his right hand. Johnson said Anthony said he replied by telling this subject, "We are adults. I thought you were through with that." Johnson said he then began back stepping away from the subject and entered into the vehicle. Johnson said as he backed out of the driveway, he heard two gunshots coming from the area where the subject was ositioned near the driveway. -r Johnson said as he began to drive away from the area, he heard one more gunshot coming from the same area. Johnson said when he reached a nearby stop sign, he looked into his rear view mirror and saw headlights from a vehicle that he believed to be the above Ford Escort. Johnson said he made a right at the stop sign (unknown street) and continued to drive around the area with the indicated vehicle still following him. Johnson said approximately one to two minutes later he realized that the vehicle that had been following him was a clearly marked black and white police vehicle. Johnson said the police unit followed him around the area for approximately one minute and that it didn't attempt to pull him over. Johnson said he needed to get away from the police because he didn't want to get in trouble for driving a stolen vehicle. Johnson said he suddenly slowed the vehicle down on an unknown street and, as he attempted to jump out of driver's seat in order to run, he got caught up in the seatbelt, which prevented him from l ·ng. nson said he then drove the vehicle away and attempted to jump out on a second occasion on an unknown street but was still unable, as the seatbelt wouldn't unlatch. Johnson said it was after this second attempt that the following police unit illuminated him with lights and audible sirens. Johnson said he ignored the efforts by the police to pull him over and continued to drive for another 30 seconds before pulling into a dead end alley. Johnson further said that the police unit was following approximately two to three feet behind him during this time. Johnson said he drove to the north end of the alley and stopped his vehicle approximately five to six feet from the wrought iron fence. Johnson said the police vehicle followed him into the alley and stopped approximately ten feet behind him. Johnson said he paused for ten seconds without moving his vehicle and then heard the two police officers in the vehicle behind him yelling, "Let me see you hands." Johnson said the officers yelled this command several times and, although they weren't using the vehicle's P.A. system, he could clearly hear their commands. Johnson said he didn't know where to go and became very scared. Johnson said his mind went blank and that he just wanted to get out of the alley and away from the police. Johnson said he put the vehicle in reverse and stepped on the gas pedal all the way to the floorboard. Johnson said he didn't look behind him and subsequently drove the vehicle in reverse, without skidding the tires, towards the area of the police vehicle. Johnson said he didn't know exactly where the police vehicle or officers were, but did know the officers were out of their vehicle in the alley. Johnson said he drove the vehicle to the eastern portion of the alley and that he believed the alley was wide enough to pass through. Johnson then estimated the distance between the parked police vehicle and the east border of the alley near the garages to be six to seven feet. Johnson said he could have hit or brushed up against the police officers while he was backing up, but didn't mean to. Johnson further said he drove to within 2 feet of the police vehicle as he passed by. Johnson said as he was passing the police vehicle, he heard one gunshot coming from somewhere in the alley . • son then said the only thing he remembered next was crashing into a garage in the alley with the rear portion s vehicle. Johnson said he then began hearing several gunshots and that his vehicle was being riddled with bullets. Johnson said he could have stepped on the gas pedal while simutanously turning the front vehicle wheels Report Officer 5451/LASCH,SCOTT D Printed by CLB\~1cu~lu ' 1/23/2019 3.33.07 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 4 of 5 55 08-97038 Supplement No 0029 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT the right in an effort to drive forward from the garage but he only remembers ducking down in the vehicle to prevent from being shot. Johnson said he was struck by the gunfire in his left arm and also had a bullet graze wound on his back. Johnson _ ~ said after the gunshots stopped he heard two police officers yelling, "Don't move," and "Let me see your hands." Johnson said he was unable to move his left arm as a result of being shot and only put his right arm out the driver's side window. Johnson said he then heard one of the officers yelling, "Get out of the fucking car." Johnson said he opened the driver's door of the vehicle and was subsequently pulled out by police officers wearing black police uniforms, police badges, and police jackets. Johnson said the police officers struck him in the head and then threw him to the ground onto his stomach where he was handcuffed. Johnson said the officers also hit him seven to eight times with a flashlight in the back of his head and right shoulder, even though he did everything they asked him to do. Johnson said he was then taken to the hospital for treatment. Johnson said he believed the officers were Caucasian and that he co ulclnot identify them. I asked Johnson if he had a copy of the vehicle's owner's personal identity cards in possession at the time of his arrest and he said that he did and that he had it in his right front pants pocket. Johnson said he took a photocopy of the ~river's license and Social Security cards from the glove box in order to prevent anyone from fraudulently using the personal information contained on them. The interview was concluded at 1326 hours. After speaking with Johnson, I asked him for permission to record his statement, which he agreed. The digitally recorded interview began at 1330 hours and concluded at 1425 hours. During the recorded interview Johnson gave various discrepancies from his initial interview with Detectives. For a,er refer to recorded interveiw. Yhnson also added additional information during this portion of the interview, as follows: Johnson said as he was backing up the stolen vehicle in the alley he estimated the space between the open passenger door of the police vehicle and his vehicle to be 12 inches. Johnson said if the officer was standing at the door during this time and came out wide enough, he probably would have been hit. Detectives further asked Johnson what damages the officer would have sustained if he were hit by his vehicle and he said that he might have been killed. During the interview Johnson was offered to use the restroom, which he declined. Report Officer 5451/LASCHLSCOTT D Printed oy ClB\1,m;u~lu I 12-1/2019 3 33 C/9 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15 :35 Page 5 o f 5 56 ADVISEMENT OF LEGAL !W}HTS , have been advised of my rights as follows: l have the right to remain silent. 2. Anything I say can and will be used against me in a court of law. -3. I have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present witq me while I am being questioned. 4. [f [ cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent me before any questioning, if I wish one. f understand each of these rights explained to me.~/\ '{eh I wish to discuss the matter with Detect1ve(s) 5 __ _____!<:0 and ,-., , E.. Y~S . Any statements I make at this time are free and voluntary, with no promise of leniency or reward. rNVESTIGATrNG DETECTlVES: s PHOTO __ 5'-1 __ ~_1_ SI Dal PHOTO ____ _ DATE TIME: \ \ lt l..\-<2S PD lllllO.OOg Printed by Cl.B Qt cu~lo 11 2'31701 3-:13 0 PIA 57 08-97038 Supplement No 0013 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPA RTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 6 64-187(A)PC Reported Date 01/01 /2009 Officer ZAMORA,CHRISTOPHER A 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAD Calf No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP ARREST Report No 08-97038 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Supplement No Reported Date 0013 01/01/2009 Reported Time 10:42 ~ .h...,,.. .E HARDING ST R/0 City LONG BEACH Officer 5991/ZAMORA,CHRISTOPHER A ZIP Code 90805 Rep Dist 241 Area Beat From Date From Time 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 Assignment PATROL/NORTH/COMM POL/STAFF Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 16:30:16 Entered by 8190 RMS Transfer Successf ul Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADTJLT/HOMICIDE Approving Officer 5708 ARRESTEE 1: JOHNSON,ANTHONY WELLS Approval Dale 01/03/2009 Involvement ARRESTEE DOB lnvlNo 1 Type Individual Juvenile? Height Name JOHNSON,ANTHONY WELLS -Race BLACK -~5/1988 Age 20 ZIP Code Date No 6 1 00" -01/01/2009 Type OPERATOR LICENSE/ID NUMBER Type SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER Phone Type Phooe No Weight Hair Color Eye Color 160# BROWN BLACK Date 01/01/2009 Sex MALE HOME PHONE _.. Mark Type Mark Code ..._ ______________________________ _ ABDOMEN-TATTOO TATTOO Description "JOHNSON","90723" Mark Type Mark Code CHEST-TATTOO TATTOO 0-scri lion I I Mark Type Mark Code SHOULDER, LEFT-TATTOO TATTOO DesCl'ipllon "B" Mark Type Marl< Code ARM, RIGHT-TATTOO TATTOO Description 3 SKULLS II t I ; I• I • • "• • • • • hone Type USINESS PHONE Involvement Arrest Date Arrest Time Booking No Book Date Book Time 06:18 :00 ARRESTED 01/01/2009 00:30:00 1749827 01/01/2009 .o;~~ ST /ATLANTIC AV Al87(A)PC Repo,t Officer 5 991 /ZAMORA ,CHRISTOPHER A Printed by ClB\i¾ICU~lL• 1/2312019 3 33 12 PM City LONG BEACH Level Charge Literal F ATTEMPTED MURDER Pl'inted Al 04/15/2009 15:35 Status BOOKED Place of Birth CALIFORNIA Page 1 of 2 v 58 G BEACH POLICE DEPARTM EN -rge Level Charge Literal ~0.2(A)VC F EVADING PO:DISREGARD Level Charge Literal 487(D)PCGTA F GRAND THEFT AUTO Charge Level Charge Literal 1 0851(A)VC F VEHICLE THEF'l' Narrative , · _ _ · - 08-97038 Supplement No 0013 I (Officer C. Zamora # 5991) am currently assigned to the Long Beach Police Department North Division Directed Enforcement Team. On 12-31-08, I responded to the area of Harding Street and Atlantic Avenue to assist Unit DE31 (Officer C. Del Real# 6228 and Officer A Rim# 6101) regarding an Officer Involved Shooting. Upon arrival, Sgt A Alu# 5653 instructed me to ride with LBFD Rescue 12, which was transporting SUSPECT-Anthony Johnson. LBFD Paramedics Fukunaga and Terhune transported Johnson to h£51g Beach Memorial Hospital for medical attention. During the transport to Memorial Hospital from the crime scene, Johnson advised me that his name was Thomas Williams. He also spontaneously stated, "I messed up, I didn't cooperate with the police." Upon arrival to Memorial Hospital, Emergency Room Docto~treafed Johnson for a gunshot entry wound to his left forearm below his elbow. An x-ray of the arm later determined the bullet to be lodged in his forearm. The entrance wound was approximately a half-inch circular open wound. Docto-also treated Johnson for a laceration to his upper left back area, which he believed to be caused by a gunshot graze. This wound was approximately four inches long and approximately one inch wide. Doctor-stated that both wounds were non-life threatening and he requested that Johnson be given l her medical attention within 48 hours. ile at Memorial Hospital, Johnson advised me that he had given me a false name and that his real name is Anthony Johnson. Lab Unit L 10 (Tech Lee# 10276) arrived on scene to Memorial Hospital and photographed Johnson's wounds. I was present in the Emergency Room as Homicide Detective D. Robbins# 3501 conducted a tape recorded interview with Johnson regarding the incident. Detective Robbins advised me that Johnson was to be placed into custody for attempted murder on a police officer, felony evading, and possession of a stolen vehicle. Doctor~reated Johnson for his wounds and authorized his release to our custody to be booked into the LBPD ra,r.-- 1 ran Johnson's name for wants and warrants and he returned with an outstanding felony warrant for vehicle theft from the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department. I transported Johnson to the LBPD Booking Ce~rged him with the above offenses. I advised Booking Sgt. Peterson #5380 of the incident and Doctor--request that Johnson receive further medical attention within 48 hours. LBPD Jail Nurse Fries examined Johnson and approved him to be booked into the LBPD Jail. I placed Johnson's medical paper work in his prisoner's property. I transported Johnson to the 6th Floor Men's Jail and transferred him to the custody of jail staff . • Report Officer Printed Al 5991/ZAMORA,CHRISTOPBER A Printed by 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 2 of 2 CLB',erw;.10 11/23/20 g 3.33 13 PM 59 08-97038 Supplement No 0 037 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187 (A)l?C 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Reporled Dale 04 /15/2009 Officer EVANS, MALCOLM G Agency Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 INCIDENT REPORT -E HARDING ST R/0 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Area Beat From Date From lime Officer 0037 04/15/2009 15:03 .;, --City ZIP Code Rep Dist LONG BEACH 90805 241 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/BOMICIDE Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 15:33:15 Narrative Entered by Assignment 5708 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMJ:CIDE RMS Transfer Approving Officer Approval Date Pending 5708 04/15/2009 My partner Detective S. Lasch #5451, and I, Detective M. Evans #5708 working as the on-call Homicide Investigators were assigned the Officer-Involved-Shooting at the rear o-. Harding Street. During an l erview with suspect Anthony Hall at the Los Angeles County Jail facility on January 3, 2009, he informed actives that he had been shot at prior to the pursuit with police officers by a male Hispanic subject in the area Smith Street/Janice Street/Harding Street. Hall said he had been visiting a female Hispanic friend in this area prior to the incident Detectives checked with the Long Beach Police Department Dispatch center and they did not have any calls involving g~n the immediate area as described by Hall. Hall identified the female Hispanic subject as----Detectives checked-n the Long Beach Police Department records database and were unable to locate any matches in the Long Beach area. There was one female subject who had a close match to the biographical information supplied to Detectives by Hall but this subject lived in another county. Report Officer 5 708/EVANS ,MALCOLM G Pnnted by CLB'a11,;t,~l1J I 1/~312'J 9 3.33 1,1 PM Printed Al 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 1 '_; • 60 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH , CA 90802 Pr1mary Offense 664-187 (A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 5 62 570-7 080 FAX Administrative Information 08-97038 Repo,ted Date 04 /15/2009 Officer EVANS ,MALCOLM G Agency Report No 08-97038 Pr1mary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 0038 04/15/2009 1 6 :41 CAO Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 INCIDENT REPORT .E BARDING ST R/0 Area Beat From Date From Time Officer City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 r .-._,. 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Assignment Entered by INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE 5708 Approving Officer 5708 Narrative Approval Date 04/15/2009 Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Approval Time 16:43:25 RMS Transfer Pending Supplement No 0038 Rep Dist 241 Detectives obtained information from suspect Anthony Hall in regards to possible suspects involved in auto-thefts in the Los Angeles County area. Detectives gave this information to North Division Auto-Theft Detectives as the suspects lived in areas surrounding North Long Beach . • Report Officer Printed At 570 8/EVANS ,MALCOLM G 0 4/15/2009 16:44 Paga 1 of 1 Pnnted by CLB'911;1;~lo 11/23/2:J 9 3 33 15 PM 61 LONG BEACH POUCE DEPARTMENT D~e0-91 O S;6 SUPP_ MONEY DENOMINATION COUNT SHEET PAGE_L of _J__ U.S. CURRENCY QUANTITY · AMOUNT / $100.00 't ,r $ 50.00 ,If I $ 20.00 2 $ 10.00 f) ' $ 5.00 l $ 2.00 i , $ 1.00 J/ I U.S.COINS QUANTITY. D'OLLAR I HALF DOLLAR f) QUARTER 2 DIME ~ NICKEL t_ P.ENNY / 'Counted by M. ~ ~l: , ( me/DID#) Verified by c_. ZAM~ :!:S ?-/J (Name,/ 010#) CLBlercuslo 1't23l20'9 :;t:j;J:17 PM Sub-Total Sub-Total 7 .II ,I AMOUNT p 7 I ,; Currency Sub-Total $ ~S .ao Coins Sub-Total f · So¢- TOTAL AM.OU NT § L\S. so Date Counted I · I -o 't Time Counted \ \ = 23> A\Nf P02240.013 {REV. 1111 RECORDS 08-97038 Supplement No 0018 lONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWl\.Y LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-1 87 (A)PC 5 62 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Reported Date 01/0 3/2009 Officer EVANS ,MALCOLM G Agency Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time LONG BEACH POLICE DEPAR'l'MENT 0018 01/03 /2009 16:35 CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 INCIDENT REPORT .E HARDING ST R/0 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Cily LONG BEACH Area Beat From Date From Time Officer 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOM!CIDE Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval nme 16:58:59 VICTIM 0: Confidential Involvement lnvl No Name Entered by Assignment 5708 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE RMS Transfer Approving Officer Successful 5708 VIC O See Confidential Page ➔ ,._...,. ZIP Code Rep 01st 90805 241 Approval Date 01/03/2009 riday, January 2, 2009, Detectives obtained a copy of Garden Grove Police D~umber -19533 from their records division. The crime report listed the registered owner,~s the victim of a stolen burgundy colored Toyota Camry, license number 3BEE536. The To~ed - tolen on De b r 31, 2008 and was taken from the street in front of her residence, ____ For further see Garden Grove Police Report attached. On this same day, at approximately 1700 hours, my Partner, Detective S. Lasch #5451 , and I, Detective M. Evans #5708, drove to the victim's ad r ing the recovery of her Toyota Camry. It should be noted Detectives utilized as a English/Vietnamese translator. Detectives advised the victim a suspec a een su sequen y arres e when her ve~icle had been recovered. Detectives asked the victim if she had loaned her vehicle, or gave anyone permission to drive it. ~tated she never loaned ~nyone permission to take or drive her Toyota Camry and it had also ~ and secured. Further~lso said she and her husband have the only key for the car. Detectives then presented~ith a Los Angeles County MugShot photograph of defendant Anthony Johnson with the biographicaTiritor'mation concealed, and asked her she knew the subject depicted in the photograph, or had loaned her car to him. aid she did not know the defendant nor did she give him permission to take or drive her Toyota Ca hen wrote the following statement on the photograph, "I don't know him I ever never talk to him." s1gnea and dated the photograph acknowledging her statement. Detectives concluded the interview and left the location at 1715 hours . • Report Officer 5708/EVANS ,MALCOLM G Printed by CLB\elCU!>lU 1(2312019 3.33.19 PM Printed Al 64/15/2009 15:35 .·, Page· 1 of 2 C 63 LACRIS • ANTHONY JOHNSON - Booking Num: 17 49827 Charge(s): Arrest Date: Birth Date: Sex: Race: Height: Weight 187(A) I PC I F I MURDER 2800.1 (A) I PC IF I EV AD ING PEACE OFFICER 487(D) / PC / M / GRAND THEFT:AUTO 10851 (A) I PC IF I VEHICLE THEFT 2800.2(A) I PC IF I EV ADE PO:DISREGARD SAFETY 01-01-2009 01-15-1988 M B 6'0" 160 Page 1 of 1 Copyright ~ 2001 All rights reserved. lmageWare Systems • CL8\e1c~~;7!i~rfi~p,s(,arg/crimeweb/iws _PrintReport. asp 08 ... 97038 Supplement No LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Reported Data 02/13/2009 Officer EVANS,MALCOLM G Agency Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Dale Reported Time LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MUlU>ER 0032 02/13/2009 16:16 City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 • E HARDING ST R/0 Beat From Date From Time Officer 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Conficfentlal OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 15 :28:37 Narrative Assignment Entered by 10107 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE RMS Transfer Approving Officer Approval Date Pending 5708 04/15/2009 0032 Rep Dist 241 l!t oximately 0930 hours, on Sunday, January 4, 2009, I, Detective M. Evans #5708, met withlllllllllllllll at the Long Beach Police Dep-ow Facility located at 3111 E. Willow Street, Long~ es had previously arranged for o recover personnel items from a Toyota Camry. r ca1· tts #8176 responded to take photo-hs f the property recovered by .... and her - For further see the photographs. tated she did not w ~- so sa1 er usband's mechanic tools were missing rom e vehicle. A ecovered t er per anal items from the Toyota Camry, I took them to the Tow Facility Office. hen completed forms for their lost items and were given instructions to submit them to the City of Long Beach. I escorted to their car in the tow parking lot and left the location at approximately 1130 hours . • Report Officer Printed Al 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Printed by 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 1 ()_( 66 CLB',ercLS\0 1 1/23/2:) g 3 33 23 PM GARDEN GROVE POUCE DEPARTMENT REPORTED TO POUCE ON: DAY DATE ii. . \, ... ., -STOLEN vaua.e ( ) ATTEMPT STOLEN VEHICLE { ) 10855a VC ( ) 503CPC ( ) LOST VEHICLE ORBE1WEEN: YMENTS CURRENT YES ( ) NO COLOR h1f.?: Ta Rear Rill mate MIieage Ta re Ooo INSURANCE COMPANY /N@11n1 hlf vll1tJ DETAILS OF (,.()t{IJ() 1J/f Vit.1 AREA SEARCHED/OFCR (~ YES ( ) NO FORM #311 -11/2004 Pr ... tea uf CLB\1c>11·u, tu I 123i2010 3 33 21. PM CER11FICATION I, the undersigned, hereby certify that to tha best of my knowledge the Information given on this form Is true a Re.glstercd Owner or Agent of Owner BROADCAST# 67 STOLEN/ATTEMPT STOLEN VEHICLE MO DATA CATEGORY. (CIRCLE ONE) CLASSIFICATION (CIRCLE ONE) ?{;;}AUTO 0 OFFENSE NOT PREVIOUSLY REPORTED 1 OFFENSE & ARREST WHEN EVENT OCCURRED (Circle One) Month 01 Jan 07 Jul 02 Feb 08 Aug 03 Mar 09 Sep 04 Apr 10 Oct 05 May ~ Nov 06 JuQ ~ Dec * If unknown, mark month discovered TYPE OF PB!;:Ml~ES (Circle One) Day of Week 21 sun 22 Mon 23 Tues Wed lllu 26 Fri 27 Sat 18 Weekday 28 ·weekend 29 Unk * For overnight timespan, mark day discovered 2HR SPAN , 32 0000-0159 34 0200-0359 36 0400-0559 ~ 0600-0759 42 0800-0959 44 1000-1159 46 1200-1359 48 1400-1559 52 1600-1759 54 1800-1959 56 2000-2159 58 2200-2359 HIGHWAY RESIDENCE EQQl2lAt:1!.!SfM ~tiI 31 Arcade/Bllllartfs/Bowllng 01 Alley ·15 Apt. 46 02 Freeway 17 Condo[Townhouse 32 Bakery/Meat;'Speclolty 47 .:::Res. st. 18 Convalescent/Rest Home 33 Bar/Nightclub 48 Thoroughfare 19 Home 34 Coffee Shop/Resta un,nt 49 20 MoblleHome • 35 Grocery/Super Mkt. so eA~l.mlG LQI 21 Motel/Hotel Room 36 Quick food/Donut Stand 51 06 Bar 22 carport 37 Qlilck Stop Mkt/Dalry 52 07 Oiurch 23 Garage 38. Theatre/Skating 53 08 Hospital° 24 Apt/Condo Open . 95 TRUCKS AND ,BUSES 96 OTHER VEHICLES l:IQL!R Tlt!,ESPANS 4HRSPAN 12HRSPAN 71 0000-0359 64 0000-1200 72 0400-0759 62 0600-1800 73 0800-1159 65 1200-2400 74 1200-1559 75 1600-1959 ~Yt;B!UGl:tI 76 2000-2359 67-......,. 1800-0800 68 1900-0200 8 HB SPAN 69 2200-0600 61 0000-0759 * For overnight : 63 0800-1559 codes, mark 66 1600-2359 day discovered 77 UNK TIME F'umlture/Appllance 63 Photo Stand Spedall::zed 64 Laundromat/Ory Clean Hardware/Lumber 65 MedlcaVDental Jewelry 66 Vehicle/Equip Rental Liquor 67 Vehicle Repair TV/Radio/camera Vehicle Part:s/Tires t;iI~CfLLA!,iEO!.JS Vehicle Sales/Lot 71 Oiun:h 72 COnstructlon Site 09 Park/Public Bldg. Parking Stall SALES SERVlCES 73 General omce 10 Sthool 25 MoteVHotel Open 41 Art/O"afl'/Hobby 56 Banl(/Sav &. Loan 74 Industrial Premises 11 Shopping Area Parking St.all 42 Boofc/Statlonery 57 Barber/Beauty Shop 75 Motel/Hotel Offlce 12 storage/Tow Lot 26 Res. Driveway/Yard 43 Clothing/Shoe 58 Car Wash 76 Parks 13 Other Business 27 Apt:/C0ndo Courtvard, 44 Dept/Discount Store 59 Finance/Mortgage co. 77 School Common Area, Laundry 45 Drug/Pharmacy 60 Gas Station/FUJI/Self 78 Vacant Lot/Aood 61 Hospital Channel/Tunnel 62 Ins/law/Real Estate 79 Other (Specify) CONCLUSION OF EVENT (circle one) VALUE OF PROPERTY STOLEN (D) $ _ __.t(, __ l'V ... · _k_, .. __ 5 Suspect cited 6 Adult arrested 7 Juvenile arrested "a)case uncleared OFFICl;R & BADGE # FORM #311 -11/2004 Pn,,ted by Cl 8 erct. to < 1 -1:\'20' 9 ~ U "'~ PM ·; 68 I I I I j I I I GARDEN GROVE POLlCE DEPARTMENT SVS VEIDCLE WORKSHEET oFPICER/DlSPA TCHER & m " lX Qwe.cq ~-\-b .... f ..... > ___ _ VEHTCLELICENSE: D\o~~ '.5c<a STATE: CG VIN/BNGINENO: '-\3\ :o"J 'L.l.\ ~ \MDL...\ ()467 P> DR# o?>-\ 0-i:vo:':> TIME: Q~(>Q DATE: ~(1__,"p \ ~6f'.:? VEHICLBYEAR: C\\ COLOR: \J\,\_ {2._.(\.J. MODEL: C,_ 0c 'fY'.\,Q-,1\. j STYLE: VEHfCL~COVERED/STORED FROM VEHICLBSTORED AT: _________________ vc SEC::I10N: ------- ()4TOLEN/ VEHICl.:E 0(1 BOAT ( ) TRAILER ( ) TRUCK ( } LOST: MOTORCY~B ( ) MOBILBHOME ( ) *CONST EQUIP ( ) STORED VEHICLE ( ) IMPOUNDED VEHICLE ( ) EVIDENCE/HOLD ( ) -( )CANCEL: UNF~UNDED ( ) MISTAKE ( ) FOR STOLEN VEHICLE ONLY: 30 DAY HOLD ( ) R/ONAME: MISC: _______________________________ _ • (UP TO 42 CHARACTERS) ( ) RECOVERY OUR DEPARTMENT ( ) LOCATEFOROTHERAGENCY VEHICLE CONDITION: ______________ _ (SEE REVERSE FOR CODES) PLEASE COMPLETE ON RECOVBRBD VEHICLES: AGENCY: _____________ CASE #: ____________ _ .DRIVABLE: YES ( ) NO ( ) HELD FOR PRJNTS: YES ( ) NO ( ) SUSPECT: YES ( ) NO ( ) RJONOTIFIED YES ( ) NO { )-----------------.-------- ( ) STOLEN PARTS/PLATES FRONT ( ) REAR ( ) BOTH ( ) ( ) FOUND/EVIDENCE PARTS/PLATES FRONT ( ) REAR { ) BOTil ( ) ( ) FELONY VEIDCLE ** ARMED & DANGEROUS ( ) HOLD FOR PRINTS ( . ) 0 MUST INCLUDE SUSP INFO/WEAPON/ENGLISH DESCRIPTION OF CRIME:. ENTERED BY: •• I ., LB\i,1tL1 lu 'I" 20HI , 1-127 PM 69 I I I I I I .31/08 09:36:53 cJllPo 2126 UA UA SVS ENTRY STOLEN VEHICLE LIC/3BEE536 LIS/CA LIY/2009 LI T/PC 1991 TOYT CAM 4D MAR VIN/4TlSV2~ ORI/CA0300900 OCA/08-19533 FCN/111111111111111 DOT/20081231 MIS/JHF NOA/N ENT/ON CALIF AND NCIC FILES * * * * * * * * VI CTIM DATA * * * * * * * * • Printed by CLBl1,111;u!>lo '1 23,12019 3 33.29 PM 70 ~31 /08 !!lo 2725 IV IV 09:34:46 DATE: 12/31/08 TIME : 0 9 :32 INSURANCE INFORMATION ON FILE POSSIBLE FILE CODES : A(3BEE536) S(3BEE536) REG VALID FROM: 10/12/08 TO 10/12/09 LIC#: · 4D VI N SOLD:00 00 91 RCID:08/19/08 OCID:07/16/04 LOCD:9 TYPE:11 POWR:G VEH :12 BODY:0 CLAS:AD *-YR:04 REC STATUS: 08/14/07 SMOG DUE 10/12/09 07/09/92 PREV LIC 2ZDT384 CLEARANCE INFORMATION RECORDS: OFFICE WORK DATE TECH/I D 140 11/04/02 52 143 10/03/02 30 CN0 09/15/03 0 1 143 08/14/03 32 611 07/06/04 A2 140 10/18/04 54 143 09/20/04 56 141 09/28/05 30 • 0 11/07/06 03 1 10/10/06 CB 7 08/14/07 50 142 08/08/08 42 06/11/2002-0DOMETER: 122,303 END • Printed by CLB'•eretJ'>lO t 1/2312'.l' 9 3:33 3;)_ PM SEQ# 7882 6091 0552 1686 0044 7513 3806 3156 0019 0010 J.102 7771 MILES VALUE FICHE DATE TTC 00042 .00 11/05/02 POT 00042.00 PRIOR SUSPENSE 00048.00 09/1 5/03 POT 00048 .00 PRIOR SUSPENSE 00046.00 07 /08/04 FOO 00052.00 10/19/04 POT 00052.00 PRIOR SUSPENSE 00054.00 09/29/05 POT 00054 .00 11/15/06 HOO 00054 .00 PRIOR SUSPENSE 00054.00 08/15/07 POT 00057 .00 08/11/08 POT ACTUAL MILEAGE 71 • GARDEN GROVE A NATIONALLY ACCREDITED LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY CITY OF GARDEN GROVE P OLICE DEPARTMENT l/1/09/1409/2813 January 1, 2009 JOSEPH M. POLISAR CHIEF OF POLICE The 1991 Toyota, license 3BEE536, reported stolen to the Garden Grove Police Dept. on December 31, 2008 has been recovered by the Long Beach Police Department. Their case number is 080097038, their telephone number is 562-570-7475. Please contact the recovering agency for information regarding the release and location of the vehicle. CHIEF OF POUCE By: TN/2813 1 ~ Records (714)741-5719 GGPD DR# 08-19533 Printed by 11301 Acacia Parkway o P:O.Box 3070 ° Garden Grove, CA 92842 714. 7 41. 5704 • http://www. ci. garden-grove. ca. us/departments/police 72 Cl 8\r,1i; "'Ill 1123/;:<JW 3 33.1, 1->t\!1 Pl>i'P!'!!'R,::;;dtJ~,NG~s"""ER"'""aEAN,......T ==0"!"'1011"""'-== LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Ir.!"!"!~!';':'=--=---. DATEmME AUTO STATS NOTIFIED 010# 0 STOLEN O EMB VEHICLE REPORT P. . 310.010 REil 8/01 LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE RED OCCURR MO DATE YR. TME ON ORBET LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE DATE & TIME MO. MTE YR. TiME DAY REPORTED LICENSE NUMBER YEAR STATE FRONT PLATE O BACK PLATE O BOTHPLATES.E C"f ONLY ONLY NOPLATES.O' -- ENGINE NUMBER APPRAISEONALUE ODOMETER READING $ '1.6 ~ FOR AUTO STATS ONLY _____ =i LEGALOWNER VEH rowEO TO I STORED AT (NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE"#) AUTHORIZATION FOR P.O. TOW, 3111 E. WILLOW, LONG BEACH, (582t 570-2828 STORAGE (V.C. SECTIONjZll:65°,:S: FGNAGCYSTLN~· _______ _ TO VIN RUCK DRIVERS SIGM!'JRE I INVOICE# ' : 0 664!'{;1 OTHER RADIO IGNITION KEV IGNITION PUNCH ALT/GENERATOR RELEASE TO: 0 REGISTERED/OWNER O 22853.3 VC 'ATURE OF PERSON AUTHORIZING RELEASE LEFT.FRONT RIGHT FRONT LEFTREAR RIGHT REAR SPAAE HUBCAPS SPECIAL Wl££LS FGN AGCY DR#: VIN.APPEAR'ALTERED / REMOVED VIN COMPARE WITH REG CARD CONOITIONS ITEMS CAMPER CARGO VESSEL AS LOAD FIREARMS CELLPHONE OTHER NAME OF PERSON AUTHORIZING RELEASE SIGNATURE Of PERSON TAKING POSSESSlON OF VEHICLE DATE VICTIM/REPORTING PARTY WILLING TO PROSECUTE oves SOOE BUSINESS ZIP PERSONBUSN:SS INVOLVEMENT NAME SEX RACE D.O.B. HGT iTE ZIP BUSINESS NAME TYPE OF BUSINESS BUSINESS ADDRESS BUSINESS CITY STATE BUSINESS ZIP BUSINESS PHONE ( ) SUSPECT INFORMATION SUSP# AGE __ CLOTHING IN-CUSTODY SUSPECT OBSERVABLE PHYSICAL ooomES/CHARACTERISTICS Printed by (,lB\~ICU':>lU 1/2312019 3.33.31; PM ON-NUMBER i • \./ 73 ~'-.r"'.~:,,_,_ ..... ,,.. .. pr;oar:stb JµSE FN! S[OI' ' '" ' • ~'--'ATEMl:NIS INDiCl·,'IN\> 1-,Ml'l."U _ ut , •• .. ' ~1 P"'N::.hlN F"-0 ~~ GRNeR GETTHE ~-'~:J· -1 ~-------------- --------~ ~EF7 smel .. NARRATIVf:i_ , fJ ·r \ f ,, ["I t.n I I ..... 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ZIP Code 90805 Rep Dist 241 Assignment 2nd Officer Assignment PATROL/NORTH/CFS/WI CALVERT ,JONATHAN A PATROL/NORTH/COMM POL/STAFF Entered by 10202 Assignment Confldentlat RMS Transfer ADMIN/RECORDS/RECORDS/W II OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Successful Approving Office.-Approval Dat.e Approval Time 10202 01/01/2009 13:48:40 Vehicle: 3BEE536 Involvement Type License No OUTSIDE RECOVERY-OTHER AGENCY STOLEN (ASO) AUTO 3BEE536 State CALIFORNIA Uc Type Year • GUI.AR PASSENGER AUTOMOBILE 1991 Color Value DOOR SEDAN MAROON $2,000.00 SIi Loe/Rec Loe Make Toyota/Toyota Motor Co., Ltd . VIN 4TlSV24ElMU404978 Model CAMRY Rev Date Recv Value Loe Lie Year 2009 stolen Local/Recovered Local (UCR=l) 01/01/2009 $2,000.00 LONG BEACH Rev City 1 OTHER OPPY ST # Recovered Damaged .Ion LONG BEACH Rev St Rep , Beat Storage Condition CALIFORNIA 241 22 POLICE DEPT TOW OTHER CONDITION Dlspo Date 01/01/2009 Reason Towed Where Veh Was Towed To %RECOVERED GARDEN GROVE PD lOBSlAOB-19533 PD TOW/562 570-2828 Invoice Number Additional lnfoimation 566545 HLD PLACD/VEH DMGD NOT STRPPD/NO PLTS MSG/IN CUST Miscellaneous Comments 1 BKG 1749827 Tow By POLICE DEPT TOWING TowTo 3111 E WILLOW ST AmhBy -CLAY,MARIA M OPPY ST Person Notified STEVE Modus O erandi .. Crime Code{s) RECOVERED STOLEN VEHICLE • Report Officer Printed At Dispo RETAINED 6197/CLAYJ -MAR:IA M Printea by 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 1 CLB\~1i;u;,lu '1123J2019 3.33 37 PM 75 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPA RTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH , CA 90802 Primary Offense IMPVEH 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information 08-97038 Reported Date 01/01/2009 Officer CLAY,MARIA M Supplement No 0015 Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date 0015 01/01/2009 Reported Time 08:00 CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 IMPOUND VEHICLE REPORT Primary Offense IMPOUNDED VEHICLE City IIPOl?PY ST Beat From Date LONG BEACH From Time Officer 03 22 01/01/2009 08:00 6197/CLAY,MARIA M Assignment Assignment ZIP Code 90805 PATROL/NORTH/CFS/WI 2nd Officer CALVERT,JONATHAN A PATROL/NORTH/COMM POL/STAFF Assignment Confidential ADMIN/RECORDS/RECORDS/W II OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approving Officer 10202 Vehicle: 38EE536 Approval Date 01/01/2009 Approval Time 16:12:57 RMS Transfer Successful Involvement Type License No State Lie Year IMPOUNDED (AUTO STATS ONLY) AUTO 3BEE536 CALIFORNIA 2009 Uc Type Year Make ... GOLAR PASSENGER AUTOMOBILE 1991 Toyota/Toyota Motor Co. , Ltd. Color VIN Storage DOOR SEDAN MJ\.ROON 4T1SV24E1MU404978 POLICE DEPT TOW Reason Towed Where Veh Was Towed To Invoice Num~r USED IN CRIME/AT'l'EMPT MURDER PD TOW/562 570-2828 566545 Tow By Auth By -F rn POLICE DEPT TOWING CLAY,MARIA M POPPY ST Tow To Person Notified 311i E WILLOW ST STEVE • Printed At Rep Dist 241 Entered by 10202 Model CAMRY Report Off'icer 6197/CLAYJ MARIA M Printea by 04/15/2009 15:35 Pagel of 1 . 76 CLBl1,111;u-,l11 • 1 23/2019 3 33.38 PM 08-97038 Supplemsnl No LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90 802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC Reported Date 02/13/2009 Officer EVANS ,MALCOLM G 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 0030 02/13/2009 11:40 CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT -HARDING ST R/0 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Area Beal From Date From Time Officer City LONG BEACH 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Assignment Entered by Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE 10107 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE ZJP Code 90805 Confidential RMS Transfer Approving Offtcer Approval Date ·1 ....... OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Pending 5708 04/15/2009 Approval Time 15:28:04 a 02/13/2009 Narrative 0030 Rep Dist 241 At approximately 0140 hours, on January 1, 2009, Detectives spoke with witness in their plain detective Crown Victoria vehicle, which was parked on the south curb of Harding Street just west of Atlantic Avenue. This was in regards to the attempted homicide of a police officer, which is documented under Long Beach Police Department crime report number 080097038. The following is a s-e digital recording of this interview. lllllll!Lras_attending a birthda-ing held in the garage located in the northeast corner at t~-E. Harding Street. old Detectives originally t ere were appro-imatel 20 family and friends in attendance. At the time of the incident some of the guests had left the party. said she was getting some food in preparation for going home. -old Detectives she heard a car (hereinafter referred to as the suspect car) speeding down the alley and ~he glare from the headlights. The suspect car stopped approximately 5 feet from the wroug-e. -aid the car was directed more toward the garage, opposite from where she was · . was not able to describe the driver. The suspect car stopped for approximately 3 seconds.'ahen ear a small "squeal" from the tires as the vehicle went in reverse. ~old Detectives she did not ~ong Beach Police Department patrol vehicle but she did see the flashing of a blue and red light bar. -said she r-the lighting as when the police activate their lights when making a traffic stop on a citizen's vehicle. old Detectives as the suspect car reversed she heard the sound of 5 gunshots, then the sound of a traffic collision. l!mmediately sought refuge in the rear corner of the garage near the table. A fe-s later Long epartment uniformed police officers arrived at the location and spoke with her. old Detectives r looked outside in the alley and saw the suspect car and where it had crashed into the garage. - said it was the same vehicle she had seen speeding into the alley, briefly stopping, then reversing. Report Officer Printed At 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Pnnted by 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 2 CLB\111t:u'slu '1/2312019 3 33.3ft PM 77 LONG BEACH. POLICE DEPARTMENT e interview was concluded at 0148 hours. • • Report Officer 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Printed by CLB,en;u~lu 1 23!20 9 3. 33 ,:i • PM Prinled Al 04/15/2009 15:35 Supplement No 0030 .,, ,,._ Page 2 of 2 78 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 ru!:CORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information 08=97038 Reported Dato 02/13/2009 Officer EVANS,MALCOLM G Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Report No Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time 08-97038 0031 02/13/2009 11:57 CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT -E HARDING ST R/0 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Area Beat From Date From Time Officer City LONG BEACH 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G ZIP COde 90805 Assignment 2nd Officer INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE LASCH,SCOTT D Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Assignment Confldentlal INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approving Officer 5708 RELATIVE 0: Involvement RELATIVE Approval Date 04/15/2009 Approval Time 15:28:22 RMS Transfer Pending Supplement No 0031 Rep Dist 241 Entered by 10107 At approximately 1700 ho~Friday, Jan~ 2, 2009, my partner, Detective S. Lasch #5451, a i M. Evans #5708, drove to -Erin Street-Garden Grove. This was in order to contact victim -n regards the stolen vehicle filed with the Garden Grove Police Department, which is documented under their crime report number 080019533. Detectives were continuing their investigation in regards to the attempt homicide of a police officer, which is documented under Long Beach Police Department report number 080097038. Upon arrival we spoke with ho translated from English to Vietnamese for her mothe She related the following information. ~aid the Toyota Camry; license plate number 3BE llillas a e on the street in front of the resi~he evening of December 30, 2008. The fo-lowin morning ent to the vehicle in order to drive to work and the Toyota Camry had been stolen. old De ec 1ves s e gave nobody permission to enter or drive the car from the location. Detectives then showed~ Los Angeles Cou-ot Image, booking number 1749827, of Anthony Johnson with the biogra~ormation concealed. old D~she did not know Johnson and then • eon the photograph, "I don't know him I ever never a o him." ~lso signed and dated the ograph. For further see the photograph. Detectives concluded the interview at 1715 hours. Report Officer 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Pnnted by CLG\~1cu~lu 1/2312019 3.33.~2 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of l 08-97038 LONG BEACH POL!CE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Oltensa 664-187(A)PC 562 57~-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAO Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Location -E HARDING ST R/0 Report No 08-97038 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Area Beat From Date From Time Officer Reported Date 02/13/2009 Officer LASCH,SCOTT D Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time 0028 02/13/2009 07:25 City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5451/LASCH,SCOTT D Assignment 2nd Office,-Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE EVANS,~COLM G INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Assignment Confidential RMS Transfer INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Pending Approving Officer 5708 Type FBI NUMBER Approval Date 04/15/2009 Approval Time 15:27:27 Type . ~. . OPERATOR LICENSE/ID NUMBER Type PACRAGE NUMBER Type ID No 678905 STATE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (CII) On 01/01/09, Detective M. Evans #5708 and I, Detective S. Lasch #5451, spoke with Witness Supplement No 0028 Rep Dist 241 Entered by 10107 regards to the officer involved shooting that occurred on 12/31/08 (2227 hours) in the alley rear o E Harding Street. This interview was conducted in our unmarked police vehicle that was parked east of the crime scene and began at 0205 hours. The following is a synopsis of the interview. said on the above date and time ttending a small party that was being held in an open garage in the above-indicated alley. said his attention was drawn to police activity that was taking place on Poppy Street, north of the garage. said that the suspect vehicle, which he indicated was the same one that had crashed into the garage in his alley during the officer involved shooting, was traveling west with a marked police vehicle following behind it. · aid the police vehicle had its lights (red and blue) and sirens activated and that ~th of the top in front of a wrought iron gate, which separates the alley from Poppy Street. ~aid when one ice officers began to exit his vehicle; the suspect vehicle drove off at a high rate of speed. ~id the officer got back into his vehicle and followed after the vehicle. Report Officer 5451/LASCH,SCOTT D Pnnted by CLBie1cu~h, 112.1;2019 3.33 ~ PM Printed Al 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 2 80 08-97038 Supplement No 0028 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTME NT aid approximately 15 to 20 minutes later, as h~g in the back portion of the open garage, he heard 6 to 7 gunshots coming from the area o~ ~id he then heard the suspect vehicle crash into a garage in the sout~ the alley. ~aid he never saw the shooting nor did he see any of the two vehicles in the alley. -.,~ he didn't hear any officers giving commands nor did he hear any tires screeching during this incident-also indicated that he never saw the driver of the vehicle during this time. The interview concluded at 0211 hours . • Report Officer 5451/LASCH,SCOTT D Printed by CLB\~1,;uslu 1,'23/2019 3.33 ·15 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 2 of 2 81 08-97038 Supplement No LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)l?C 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information RepOl'leCIDate 0 2/10/2009 Officer HUBERT,TERYL A Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Report No Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT llliiil1 HARDING ST 08-97038 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER 0020 02/10/2009 11:13 City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 '!!11111 Beat From Date From Time Olllcer 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A Assighment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 15:24:52 Interview: Entered by Assignment 8376 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE RMS Transfer Approving Officer Approval Date Pending 5708 04/15/2009 0020 Rep Dist 241 On 1/1/09 at approximately 0230 hours, I, D.e Hubert #5577, spoke to--ega-din an officer involved shooting that occurred at the rear o . Poppy Street in the City~ch. itnessed the incident and was interviewed in my police ve 1cle, along with Deputy District Attorney Chnsttan uillon and Officer R. Chavez #5737, who served as a Spanish translator. The interview was recorded. The following is a summary of our conversation: lllt,old us that he was inside the garage at a party when he heard a police siren. noticed a suspicious" car driving northbound in the alleyway toward the front of the garage he was m. noticed that the police were following this car and eventually the police started ye1·· thing at the dnver o t e car, but he could not understand what was being said because it was in English. aw the suspect vehicle go in reverse and the police started shooting. The suspect vehicle reverse aroun the police car and crashed into another garage. I asked~hy he thought the suspect -as "suspicious" and he explained that it was suspiciolll becaus~d into the alleyway abruptly. old us that he never saw the police car g-· rse. clarified that he did not actually see the suspec ve 1cle crash into the garage he just heard it. tate a he could not see if the police actually exited their police vehicle and he noted that the police were speaking to the -ect with their loud speaker. c!!!lll!l'interview was then tenninated Report Officer Printed Al 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A 04/15/2009 15:35 Printed by Page 1 of 1 82 CLBl1,11cu!>lu '1.'23i2019 3.33.'16 PM 08-97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAO Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT • HARDI NG ST Report No 08-97038 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Area Beat From Date From Time Officer Reported Date 02/10/2009 Officer HUBERT,TERYL A Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time 0021 02/10/2009 11:20 -r !',. .... City ZIP Code LONG BEACH 90805 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A Assignment Entered by Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE 8376 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Confidential RMS Transfer Approving Officer Approval Date OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Pending 5708 04/15/2009 Approval Time 15:25:04 WITNESS 0: 0 Date 02/10/2009 Interview: yp Indivi dual. • Supplement No 0021 Rep Dist 241 On 1/1/09 at approximately 0252 hours, I, Detective.rt #5577, spoke to-re~ officer involved shooting that occurred at the rear o . Poppy Street in t~h ...... witnessed the incident and was interviewed in my police vehicle along with Deputy District Attorney Christian Guillan and Officer R. Chavez #5737, who served as a Spanish translator. The interview was recorded. The following is a summary of our conversation: . 0 a eyway. dooropen suspect vehicle. t vehicle pull into the alleyway that separates the two rows of garages that are rear of saw that a marked black and white was following the suspect vehicle northbound in the d that he was seated at the furthest west table in the garage with the overhead garage ed that he never saw the police car go in reverse or move after pulling in behind the -hen saw the sus ect vehicle go in reverse at a high speed and maneuver aro-nd the olice vehicle and ~-another garage. tated that the police vehicle had its lights on but ever saw if the officers got out of their patro ve ent on to say that he heard approximate y 6 gunshots after the suspect vehicle went in reverse. id not hear the police give any commands to the suspect. I interview was then terminated. Report Officer 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A Printed by CLBla1w!>lo 1123/2019 3.33 '18 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 1 83 08 .. 97038 Supplement No LONG BEACH POL~CE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAD ca11 No Rp( Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT • HARDING ST Report No 08-97038 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Area Beat From Date From Time Officer Reported Dale 02/10/2009 Officer HUBERT,TERYL A Supplement No Rop0rted Date Reported Time 0022 02/10/2009 11:27 ., ......... City ZJP Code LONG BEACH 90805 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A Assignment Entered by Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE 8376 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE ConMenUal RMS Transfer Approving Officer Approval Date OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Pending 5708 04/15/2009 Approval Time 15:25:41 0022 Rep Dlsl 241 On 1 /1 /09 at approximately 0303 hours, I, De·· e Hubert #55 77, spoke t re ardin an officer involved shooting that occurred at the rear o . Poppy Street in the City o ong eac . witnessed the incident and was interviewed in my police vehicle, along with Deputy District Attorney Christian Guillen and Officer R. Chavez #5737, who served as a Spanish translator. The interview was recorded . The following is a summary of our conversation: llllllllllllltold us that he saw a car pull into the alleyway in front of the garages at a high rate of speed. The driver ~pect vehicle appeared as if he was exiting the vehicle. When the suspect e police were behind ~ained in the vehicle. The suspect then put the car in reverse and an back in the garage. --stated that he was at the mouth of the garage during the incident. dded that there were 5 kids in the garage and he gathered them up to get them back in the garage after seeing the suspect put the car in reverse. As he was doing this, he heard approximately 6-7 gunshots. llllllllllllllstated that he did~ car crash into the garage he just heard it. I asked if the suspect vehicle 'liaclscreeched his tires and~tated that he did not remember hearing the engi dly. I asked -f he heard the gunshots before or after the suspect vehicle went into reverse. tated that he heard the gunshots approximately 1-? seconds after seeing the suspect-· ·nto reverse. old us t he saw both police officers out of the car as the car was in reverse. dded that the police officers • giving commands to the suspect, but he did not understand what was eing said because he does not speak English. Report Officer 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A Printed by CLBl>.11 c;us,,lu · 1123/2019 3 33 19 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 2 84 08-97038 Supplement No 0022 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT • Report Officer Prinled At 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A Printed by 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 2 of 2 85 Cl O\ercu~to 1 'i7:V20' 9 3-3'.l5' PM 08-97038 Sul)lllament No LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST .BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)l?C 5 62 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Reported Date 02 /10 /2009 Officer HUBERT ,TERYL A Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Report No Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time CAD can No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT -HARDING ST Area Beal From Date From Time 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMrCIDE ConfK!entlal OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 15:25:56 Type FBI NUMBER Type OPERATOR LICENSE/ID NUMBER Type PACKAGE NUMBER Type ID No 686804 STATE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER Type SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER 08-97038 0023 02/10/2009 11:3 9 Prima,y Offense ATTEMPT MURDER City LONG BEACH Officer 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A Assignment ZIP Code 90805 Entered by 8376 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMI CIDE RMS Transfer Approving Offteer Approval Data Pending 5708 04/15/2009 0023 Rep Dist 241 On 1/1/09 at approximately 0331 hours, I, Detective~bert #5577, spoke with eg- officer involved shooting that occurred at the rear oflllllll=. Poppy Street in the City of Long Beach. witnessed the incident and was interviewed in my police vehicle, along with Deputy District Attorney Christian Guillon and Officer R. Chavez #5737, who was there to serve as a Spanish translator if necessary. The interview was recorded. The following is a summary of our conversation: ~as walking toward the mouth of the alle~the garages with-and a female neighbor when she saw a police car following another car. ~hought that the police were going to give the driver of i suspect car a ticket. _,tated that she first saw the suspect vehicle with the police car behind it at the er of Janice Street and Harding Avenue. n heard the suspect vehicle's engine rev as it elerated into the alleyway with the garages. tated that she was approxim~ages north of the entrance in the midd le of the alley when the suspect vehicle accelerated into the alley. -uickly moved to Report Officer 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A Printed by CLB\1,11~u,:,lo 1123i2019 3.33.52 PM Pril\ted At 04/15/20 09 15 :35 Page 1 of 2 86 08-97038 Supplement No 0023 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT tated that the suspect vehicle went all the way down to the end of the alley with the police car behind it. old us that she did not remember hearing the police give any commands, but she heard ~ .. gunshots soon after. ~xplained that she had moved to the mouth of the alley by this time. --stated that she saw the police vehicle driver's side door open prior to the shooting. The interview was then terminated. • Report Officer 5577/BUBERT,TERYL A Printed by CLB\~cu~tu 1/2312019 3 33. 5, PM J'. l>- Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 2 of 2 87 08"'97038 Supplement No LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 4 0 0 WEST BROADWA.Y LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAD Call No RptTyp 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT .HARDING ST Report No 08-97038 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Area Beat From Date From Tlme Officer Reported Date 02/10/2009 Officer HOBERT,TERYL A Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time 0024 02/10/2009 12:07 City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5577/HOBERT,TERYL A Assignment Entered by Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE 8376 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Confidential RMS Transfer Approving Officer Approval Date OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Pending 5708 04/15/2009 Approval Time 15:26:09 WITNESS 0: Involvement lnv1 No Type WITNESS O Individual e /10/2009 Phone Type On 1/1/09 at approximately 0320 hours, I, D.e Hubert #5577, spoke to re involved shooting that occurred at the rear o E. Poppy Street in the City of Long Beach. 0024 Rep Dist 241 the incident and was interviewed in my police vehicle along with Deputy District Attorney Christian u1llon and Officer R. Chavez #5737, who served as a Spanish translator. The interview was recorded. The following is a summary of our conversation: old us that she was wal~d in the alley that houses the garages for~. Poppy Street. added that she was with--and h... bor. As she was walking she saw the suspect vehicle enter the alley -d at a high rate of speed. tated that she had to hug the eastside of the alley to avoid-it. went on to say that she saw the police car enter the alley and the doors to the police car open. e t at the police car had its police lights on. ~tated that she ran back southbound in the alley and then westbound on Harding Avenue on the north sidewalk. ~ould not see what the suspect w~ but could hear the police yelling commands at him. ~as unsure of what the police were saying. -stated that after hearing the commands from the police, she heard an unknown number of the gunshots. I interview was then terminated. Report Officer 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A Printed by CLB11c>Jt:1.;~lu 11/23,20"9 3.33.56 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 1 88 08-97038 LONG BEACH POL~CE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187 (A)l?C 562 5 70-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAD Call No Rpl Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-tJJ? REPORT .HARDING ST Report No 08-97038 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Area Beai From Date From Time Officer Repo,ted Date 02/10/2009 Officer HUBERT,TERYL A Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time 0025 02/10/2009 12 :32 -1' ll "'°' City ZIP Code LONG BEACH 90805 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A Assignment Entered by Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE 8376 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Confidential RMS Transfer Approving Officer Approval Date OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Pending 5708 04/15/2009 Approval Time 15:26:27 WXTNESS 0 ME .. Type ,__ __________ _ I i. • •• OPERATOR LICENSE/ID NUMBER Supplement No 002 5 Rep Dist 241 On 1 /1/09 at approximately 0350 hours, I, o·· e Hubert #5577, spoke to -an officer involved shooting that occurred at the rear o . Poppy Street in the City of Long Beach. itnessed the incident and was interviewed in my police vehicle along with Deputy District Attorney Christian Guillon and Officer R. Chavez# 5737, who served as a Spanish translator. The interview was recorded. The following is a summary of our conversation. -old us that she was walking northbound in the alley between the garages o~. Poppy Street. As she was walking, she heard a police siren gettin~o her. She turned and saw a police car following a suspect vehicle on Janice Avenue at Harding Street. _...old us that she was approximately halfwa~ alley when she noticed the suspect vehicle -olice car. The suspect vehicle entered the alley andllllll!l:;ould hear the suspect's vehicle accelerate. became concerned because she believed that the suspect was going to run her over. The suspect vehicle then ca and accelerated in reverse. l thbound out of the alley. interview was then terminated. Report Officer 5577/HtJBERT,TERYL A Printed by CLB'a1 cL,:,l:, 11/23/ZJ 9 3.33 57 PM e north end of the alley and stopped. The suspect then put his car in reverse eard an unknown amount of gunshots as she had already turned and ran as unsure how many gunshots she heard or who fired. Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 1 89 Supplement No LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Reported Date 02/10/2009 Officer HUBERT,TERYL A Agency Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 0026 02/10/2009 12:37 CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Prlma,y Offonse ATTEMPT MURDER ... HARDING ST !,!Ill Beat From Date From Time Officer City LONG BEACH 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A Assignment ZIP Code 90805 Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Entered by 8376 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 15:26:38 0 RMS Transfer Approving Officer Pending 5708 a . ME Date 02/10/2009 Approval Date 04/15/2009 ... 0026 Rep Dist 241 On 1 /1 /09 at approximately 0404 hours, I, Detective Hubert #55T~oke with - ed. an officer involved shooting that occurred at the rear of-=. Poppy ln the City of Long Beach. witnessed the incident and was interviewed in my police vehicle along with Deputy District Attorney a Guillen and Officer R. Chavez #5737, who served as a Spanish translator. The interview was recorded. The following is a summary of our conversation: -old u~served a vehicle being followed by a police car in the area of Janice A".'enue and Harding Street. .... rst thought that the police were going to give him a ticket because they had their lights on . The suspect vehicle pulled into the alley and stopped at the north ~olice officer on the passenger side of the vehicle got out o~d had his gun in his right hand. --then heard several gunshots but was unsure who had fired. --old us that he got scared and turned and ran~s ankle. - went on to say prior to the gunshots; he heard the suspect vehicle's engine rev up. --='dded that he heard a second burst of gunshots, but was unsure how many he heard in each burst. The interview was then terminated . • Report Officer 5577/HUBERT,TERYL A Printed by CLB'ercLSlt) 11/23/20' 9 3"33 5;) PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 1 90 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information 08m97038 Reported Date 01/01/2009 Officer GOLZ,ERIC M Agenoy Report No Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time 08:41 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 08-97038 0003 01/01/2009 CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER ... E HARDING ST R/0 '!!Pl Beat From Date From Time Officer 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 6039/GOLZ,ERIC M Assignment City LONG BEACH Assignmenl PATROL/NORTH/CFS/W III Confidential Entered by 8190 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 16:28:02 WITNESS 0: Type OPERATOR Type HOME lnvtNo Type 0 Individual a 12/31/2008 LICENSE/ID NUMBER 12/31/2008 RMS Transfer Successful Approving Officer 5708 .1111 Dato ,_ __ _ Type OPERATOR LICENSE/ID NUMBER Type HOME .;.,, ....... Report Officer . ' . . Cl Dale 12/31/2008 Printed At ZIP Code 90805 r ,,__ Approval Date 01/03/2009 Stat Supplement No 0003 Rep Dist 241 6039/GOLZ,ERIC M 04/15/2009 15 :34 Page 1 of 3 91 Printed by CLB'erCL!.t0 11123120 g ::1:3,l 00 PM oa ... 9103a Supplernenl No 0003 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT hile working unit 3C84, my partner (Off~. Dominguez #6121) and I (Officer E. Golz #6039) assisted on an officer involved shooting that occurred at-= Poppy Street, call #1980. I assisted by interviewing the following witnesses: I contacted Witness n garage ~ho told me the following. He was hanging out inside Garage taat oppy t or a 1rthday/ Ne~Ye~rs Eve party. The garage is in a private north-south alleyway behin Poppy St. The alleyway can only be entered from Harding St. While hanging out in the garage with several friends, the garage door was open. His attention was drawn to the south end of the alley when he heard a vehicle turn into the alley from Harding St at a high rate of speed. He looked outside of the_ gara~e i~ a_ southe~n dire-· St and sa_w the suspect vehicle coming . northboun lfnen.W1tness was walkm~ northbound th¥ a~13y with WITNESS nd ot er. is girlfriend and the other witnesses had to run to the west side of yway e wes side o e garages) to get out of the way of the suspect vehicle and avoid being struck. aid that he was scared the suspect vehicle was going to strike his girlfriend and the other witnesses. He said that the suspect never slowed down and that his girlfriend and the other witnesses would have been struck if they had not run out of the way of the suspect vehicle. Immediately after the suspect vehicle turned northbound into the alleyway, a police vehicle came in behind it with its lights on. The suspect vehicle drove approximately ? of the way into the alley and stopped in front of garage door. The police vehicle stopped approximately a car length behind the suspect vehicle and still had it's lights on. The suspect vehicle stopped for ~nds and then the driver put the vehicle into reverse and backed toward the police, accelerating quickly. ~as afraid that his girlfriend might be struck while the suspect was backing up because he was driving fast and he had almost struck them when he first pulled into the alley. Aked him if the police officers were standing outside of their vehicle when the suspect vehicle was backing •ards them and he told me that he thought they were, but was not sure because he was partly blinded by the flashing lights on the police vehicle. - aid that he heard the police shouting orders at the suspect vehicle, but doesn't remember what they said. rd approximately eight gunshots and then a vehicle crash. He ran into the garage to avoid being shot. _..,aid that he didn't know who had fired the shots.~tayed inside the garage and didn't go back outside 'Torseveral minutes, at which time there were several police officers on scene. I contacted Witness who is the girlfriend of witness~t her apartment. llllllllstated she was walking back to the party in garage tillltrom her apartment with witness ~mother. They were walking northbound up the middle of the alleyway when they heard a vehicle coming eastbound on Harding St and then turn northbound into the alleyway toward them. She looked back and saw the suspect vehicle coming right at them at a high rate of speed. Fearing for her safety, she ran to the side (West) to avoid being hit by the vehicle. She said that the suspect vehicle never slowed down. Immediately after the suspect vehicle came northbound, a police car with its emergency lights activated came northbound behind it. The suspect vehicle drove toward the end of the alleyway, but the north end is closed off with an iron fence. She - suspect vehicle stop at the north end and after a few seconds, reversed toward the police vehicle. and the other two witnesses with h~uthbound toward Harding St. She heard what sounded like the suspect vehicle crashing into a wall. While~as running, she heard the officers yelling, "Stop, Stop, Stop." She then heard seven gunshots. At this point, she was on Harding St running westbound toward a residence that is just west of the alley. She never looked back and doesn't know who had fired the shots. -said that she was in fear for her life when the suspect vehicle almost struck her. I asked her if she thinks the suspect vehicle came close to hitting the officers and she said that she believes it did when it backed towards them at a high rate of speed. ~uldn't provide a description of the suspect. I contacted witness in her apartment-old me she was walking back to garage .with Report Officer 6039/GOLZJ ERIC M Printea by CLB\ercLslo 11/23(20' 9 3:34 02 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:34 Page 2 of 3 92 08-97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Supplement No 0003 mother and witness As they were walking northbound in the alleyway, the suspect vehicle came driving at them at a high rate of speed. Her mother grabbed her and pulled her out of the way of the suspect vehicle. A police car came driving after the suspect vehicle with its emergency lights on. The suspect vehicle drove to the end of the alley and the police vehicle pulled up behind it. Her mother told her to run and they all ran towards Harding St and then westbound to the residence just west of the alley. She heard several gunshots but doesn't know how many. She was also unsure who fired the shots. She could provide no further information due to her running away and not seeing anything . • Report Officer 6039/GOLZ,ERIC M Printed by CLBl1m:•J~lu • 1/23J2019 ~.3'1.:J3 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:34 Page 3 of 3 93 LONG BEACH POL~CE DE PARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information oa ... 9103s Reported Date 0 4 /15/2009 Officer EVANS ,MALCOLM G Agency Report No 08-97038 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time LONG BEACH POLI CE DEPARTMENT CAD Gall No Rpt Typ 083661980 INCIDENT REPORT .E BARDING ST R/0 Area Beat From Date From Time 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 Assignment INVEST/GVC/AOULT/HOMICIDE Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 15:29:47 Narrative 0036 04/15/2009 11:46 City LONG BEACH Officer 5708/EVANS,MALCOLM G Assignment ZIP Code 90805 Entered by 5708 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE RMS Transfer Approving Officer Approval Date Pending 5708 04/15/2009 Supplement No 0036 Rep Dist 241 In supplemental report number 0003 written by Officer E. Golz #6039, paragraph number five was inadvertently changed due to a computer software transfer error. The corrected sentence should be, "T~suspect vehicle .ve approximately 1/2 of the way into the alley and stopped in front of the garage door ... • Repol't Officer 57Q..8/EVANS ,MALCOLM G tJrinted by CLB\~1 cu~to 1123i2019 3. 3t1 )4 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 1 5:35 Page 1 of 1 94 08 .. 97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAD Call No Rpt Typ Report No 08-97038 Reporled Date 01/01 /2009 Officer CHAVEZ,ROMMEL A Supplement'No Reported Date Reported Time 0004 01/01/2009 08:59 Supplement No 0004 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER ,, ... ...,... .E HARDING ST R/0 Area Beat From Date From Time 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 Assignment City LONG BEACH Officer 5737/CHAVEZ,ROMMEL A Entered by Assignment ZIP Code 90805 Rep Dist 241 PATROL/FIELD SUP/TRAFFIC/MOTORS/WIII 8190 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 16:28:13 WITNESS 0: Involvement lnvl No Type WITNESS O Individual -12/31/2008 Phone Type HOME PHONE RMS Trans fer Approving Officer Approval Date Successful 5708 01/03/2009 While assigned to unit IM9, I , Officer R. Chavez #5737 assisted on the officer involved shooting incident, call #1980. Upon arrival, I observed the suspect vehicle's motor was still runn ing. I reached into the vehicle through the open driver's side window and turned off the ignition. I saw that the vehicle was in neutral and placed it into park rendering the vehicle safe. I contacted two witnesses who were inside of the garage numbered.nd ■ • ess~tated he was sitting inside the garage when he saw a small older car pull up right in front of the g ge. ~was being closely followed by a black and white police vehicle, which had its red and blue lights activated. He then saw the suspect vehicle back up at a high rate of speed towards the stopped police vehicle. Report Officer 5737/CHAVEZ,ROMMEL A Printed by CLB\.,1cu~lu 1/23/2019 3.3'1 06 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:34 Pagel of 2 95 08-97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Supplement No 00 04 heard approximately 8 gunshots follo-loud crash. did not look out of the garage because he was afraid when he heard the gunshots. ad been drinking in celebration of New Year's Eve and was unable to give further details regarding the incident. . I also contacted witness~ho said he was sitting near the outside of the garage. He said he saw the vehicle drive up right in front of the garage. Behind the car was a second car, which had blue and red lights on. Both cars came to a complete stop for a second. The dri~rst vehicle then put the car into reverse and at high rate of speed drove ~ towards the officers. ~aid he heard approximately 6 or 7 gunshots followed by a loud crash ...... had no further information regarding the incident. Report Officer 5737/CHAVEZ,ROMMEL A Pnnted by CLB\!,!ICLi'>lu 1/2312019 3.3407 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:34 Page 2 of 2 96 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 08-97038 Reported Date 01/01/2009 Supplement No 0005 Officer DOMINGUEZ,OSCAR R 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency Report No Supplement No Reported Date LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 08-97038 0005 01/01/2009 Reported Time 09:12 CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT .E HARDING ST R/0 Area Beat From Date From Time 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 Primary Offense A'l''l'EMP'l' MURDER Officer City LONG BEACH 6121/DOMINGUEZ,OSCAR R Assignment Entered by Assignment PA'l'ROL/NOR'l'H/CFS/W III Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 16:28:26 WITNESS 0: 1n110lvement lnvl No Type WITNESS O Individual 8190 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE RMS Transfer Successful Approving Officer 5708 ZIP Code 90805 I Approval Date 01/03/2009 7 . . ME 12/31/2008 Rep Dist 241 - Date ----,,,,..,.,---------=-=-------Type OPERATOR LI On 12/31/2008, I, Officer 0. Dominguez#6121, assisted on the officer involved shooting. Call #1980. Report Orftcer Printed Al 6121/.DOMINGUEZ,OSCAR R 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 2 Printed by 97 CLB\en;ustu l.l23i2019 3.34 'J9 PM LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT assisted in interviewing three Spanish-speaking witnesses. I spoke to following: 08-97038 Supplement No 0005 ~as inside his garages ~ and was standing, facing the long entryway into the garage port. He heard the suspect's vehicle, coming fast into the garage port area. He then observed the police vehicle with the lights on, following closely behind. He saw the suspect vehicle abruptly stop, making the tires screech. He then observed the male subject in the suspect vehicle, putting the gearshift into park and attempt to exit the vehicle. The male subject looked behind him, and saw the police vehicle. The suspect then sat back down in the driver's seat an-gearshift into reverse. The suspect then backed up toward the patrol vehicle at a high rate of speed. han grabbed the c-were in the garage, and pushed them deeper into the garage to get tliem ou o arm's way. When was moving the childre~back of the garage, he heard a loud crash. He then heard the police o 1cer screaming a~t. ~id not understand what the police officer was saying as he does not understand English. -hen heard an engine accelerate and then several shots right after that. I then spoke to who told me the following: She was walking westbound on Harding Street and heard sirens approaching and saw lights. As she walked northbound into the carport on the west side of the carport, she heard the sirens getting closer and the lights approaching. She saw a vehicle enter the -t a high rate of speed and then saw a police vehicle following and heard both vehicles screech to a halt. saw the doors open on the police vehicle and heard the police officers yelling at the subject, but did not understand what the officers were sayin~oes not understand English. She then started running back onto Harding Street and heard gunshots ..... hen ran back into the apartment complex where she came from. I then spoke to who told me the following: &as walking northbound in the carport area on the east side of the carport. He could hear sirens approaching the carport and then saw a vehicle enter the carport area at a high rate of speed. He saw the patrol car with the lights on enter the carport area behind the suspect's vehicle. When both vehicles eventually stopped, the suspect's vehicle was to his immediate left and ~vehicle was to his immediate right. He saw the police officers exit their vehicle with their guns drawn. ~hen ran towards the back of the police car, and as he is running, he heard the suspect's vehicle go into reverse and back up at a high rate of speed. He then heard several shots as he ran southbound towards Harding Street towards the apartment complex . • Report Officer 6121/DOMINGUEZ,OSCAR R Printed by ClBl.,Jt:USlo 1123/21)19 3.~• 10 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 2 of 2 98 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 4 00 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 6 64-18 7 (A) PC 08-97038 Supplement No 0006 Reported Date 01/01/2009 Officer DENEEN,JEFFERY J 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency LONG BEACH POLI CE DEPARTMENT CAD Call No Rp!Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT -E HARDING ST R/0 Area Beat From Date From Time 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/BOMICIDE Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 16:28:39 Narrative Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time 0006 01/01/2009 09 :19 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER City LONG BEACH Officer 6187/DENEEN,JEFFERY J Entered by 8190 Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE RMS Transfer Approving Officer Successful 5708 ZJP Code 90805 Approval Date 01/03/2009 Rep Dist 241 On 12-31-08 at about 2227 hours, I (Officer J. Deneen #6187) responded to the area of Poppy Street and Atlantic Avenue to assist Unit DE31 (Officer A. Rim #6101 and Officer C. Del Real #6228) who were following an occupied e len vehicle. Call 1980. Upon arrival, I was advised an officer-involved shooting had occurred. See the main report; under the same file number for further. I located several witnesses inside the open garage of-E. Poppy St., #lllanct ~ I spoke to the following witnesses who told me the following : -.,_.as sitting at the~e open garage along the east wall. While Devaux was inside the garage, she ~out 5 gunshots. ~escribed the gunshots as quick rapid-fire gunshots. ~id not see who was shooting or where the gunshots were coming from . _,eld her at the back of the garage until police ma e con ac w1 -was-· arage along the east wall. ~as visiting her aunt and nephews . .. heard about 6 gunshots. -did not see who was shooting or where the gunshots were com ing from. Report Officer 61~/pENE~ ,JEFFERY J i-inntea y ClBlt>IGU':>llJ 1'23/2019't3'112PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15 :35 Page 1 of 2 9 9 08-97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT hid under a table, in the garage, until police officers made contact with her. • Report Officer 6187/DENEEN,JEFFERY J Printed by Cl6l,,1r;u~tu 1/23/2019 :t34 13 PM I ._ Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 2 of 2 Supplement No 0 006 1 00 08-97038 Supplement No LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Reported Date 01/01/2009 Officer RIORDAN,SEAN M Agency Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date Reported TTme LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 0007 01/01/2009 09 :56 CAD cau No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT .E HARDING ST R/0 Area Beat From Dale Fnim Time 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER City LONG BEACH Officer 6137/RIORDAN,SEAN M Assignment PATROL/NORTH/CFS/W III Confidential Entered by Assignment OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 16:29:01 Narrative 8190 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE RMS Transfer Approving Officer Successful 5708 ZIP Code 90805 Appnival Dalo 01/03/2009 0007 Rep Dist 241 While working uniformed patrol as unit 3C84, Officer C. Austin # 6102, and I, Officer S. Riordan# 6137, assisted unit DE31, Officer C. Del Real# 6228, and Officer A. Rim# 6101 with a s.vehicle they were in pursuit with a: resulted in an officer involved shooting in the north/south alley rear of . Poppy Street. For further see -# 1980. Upon arrival, I observed a male subject, identified as Anthony Johnson, lying in the prone position, handcuffed. Johnson was lying just north of a vehicle that had crashed into the east facing garage doors. I asked Johnson where he had been shot and Johnson told me he was shot in the back and in the left arm. I pulled up Johnson's shirt to locate the injury and saw Johnson had what appeared to be a graze gunshot wound to his upper back area. I pulled up Johnson's left sleeve and saw he had what appeared to be a gunshot wound to his left elbow area. Unit IM10, Officer 8. Ekrem # 5707 assisted me with checking Johnson's injuries. Long Beach Fire Department personal arrived on scene and treated Johnson for his injuries. a ~old me-e following: She was inside of garage #a nd .standing near the north wall, having a birthday party. aid a vehicle with headlights on drove northbound in the alley at a high rate of speed and came to a screec mg alt.-said she saw blue and red lights on the garage doors of the alley as the vehicle stopped. ~aid a vehicle immediately went in reverse, southbound at a high rate of speed until-ht.- said she then heard approximately five gunshots and she then heard a loud crashing sound sain:-- became scared when she heard the gunshots so she hide under a table, which was located on the north wall of the garage. ~as not able to provide me with a description of the vehicle and she did not see who was inside of the vehicle. Report Officer Printed At 6137/RIORDAN,SEAN M Printed by 04/15 /2009 15:35 l?age 1 of 1 ClB'ercLslo 11/23/ZJ' 9 3.3,1 1'1 PM 101 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187 (A)PC 562 570-7381 RECO~S 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information 08-97038 Reported Date 01/01/2009 omcer EKREM,BRIAN T Agency Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT -HARDING ST R/0 Area Beat From Date From Time 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 Assignment 0008 01/01/2009 10:03 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER. City LONG BEACH Officer 5707/EKREM,BRIAN T Entered by Assignment ZIP Code 90805 ,c :!>-- PATROL/FIELD SUP/TRAFFIC/MOTORS/WIII 8190 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 16:29:15 Narrative RMS Transfer Approving Officer Approval Date Successful 5708 01/03/2009 Supplement No 0008 Rep Dist 241 While working Unit IM10, I, Officer B. Ekrem # 5707 and my partner, Officer R. Chavez# 5737 working Unit IM9 assisted Unit DE31 who was following a confirmed stolen vehicle in the area of Harding Street, west of Atlantic anue. Then I arrived, I saw a marked black and white police vehicle facing north in a driveway on the north side of Harding S.etween linden Avenue and Janice Drive. The driveway belonged to the apartment complex located at ast Poppy Street. South of the police car, I saw a dark colored Toyota Camry facing in a northeast direction. The Camry appeared to have backed through a garage door on the west side of the driveway. Lying prone on his stomach on the ground along the driver's side of the Camry, I saw a male Black subject. The subject was handcuffed with his hands behind his back. Officer S. Riordan# 6137 was speaking to the subject and assessing his inj uries. I could see that the subject had a gunshot wound to his left arm and a wound on his back. I also saw the subject had a red handled flat-head screwdriver in his right front pants pocket. I removed the screwdriver from the subject's pocket and maintained control of it. I assisted Officer Riordan until Long Beach Fire Department Paramedics arrived on scene. While waiting for paramedics to arrive, I heard the handcuffed subject spontaneously state that he was running from subjects on Poppy Street. He said the subjects were shooting at him because he had been talking to a girt at a party. When the paramedics arrived I removed the handcuffs from the subject to better facilitate his medical treatment. The paramedics cut the subject's clothing from his body and left them at the scene. After paramedics took the subject away, I placed the screwdriver back in the pants pocket from which it came. I did not speak to or question the subject further . • Report Officer 5707/EKREMLBRIAN T Printed oy Cl6\1;1c.;u~lo '1.'23.12019 3 3'1.16 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 1 102 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)l?C 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information 08-97038 Reported Date 01/01/2009 Officer BARTH, MICHAEL Agency Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAO cau No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT -HARDING ST R/0 Area Beat From Date From Time 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/WI Confidential Entered by 8190 OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 16:29:26 0009 01/01/2009 10:05 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER City LONG BEACH Officer 5936/BARTH,MICHAEL Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE RMS Transfer Approving Officer Successful 5708 ZIP Code 90B05 .,. ... Approval Date 01/03/2009 Involvement lnvl No ype ame WITNESS 0 Indi.vidual 0 B . · ME 21 12/31/2008 ype OPERATOR LICENSE/ID NUMBER Type OPERATOR Phone Type BUSINESS PHONE I .: • a Supplement No 0009 Rep Dist 241 On 12-31-2008 at approximately 2238 hours, I (Officer M. Barth# 5936) while working as Unit 1A8 responded to assist on an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS) in the area of Harding Street, just west of Atlantic Avenue, CAD call# 083661980 . • n arrival, I responded to the command post (Harding Street/ linden Avenue) that had already been blished. I was directed by Sergeant Alu# 5653 to check on two houses that were just west of the OIS. The two houses were on the north side of Harding Street, just west of where the OIS took place. The addresses of the Report Officer 59~/.BARTHLMICHAEL i-innted uy CLB",.,.1,;u~tu 1123i2019 3.3117 Plv1 Printed At 04/15/2009 15 :35 Page 1 of 2 103 08-97038 Supplement No 0009 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT houses wer I first res anded tolll-tarding Street and contacted a male subject, later identified as He told me the following: He stated that he was inside his. house when he heard what sounded like guns ots. estated he heard about 6 to 8 shots and they were very loud. -ooked out of his south window that faces Harding Street. He saw three unknown female Hispanics huddr · his Geo Prizm (3SCK681) that was parked in his driveway. His driveway is just east of his front door. id not know why the females were huddled behind his vehicle, but they appeared to be trying to hide. uld only described one of the female Hispanics as having bleached blond hair, NFD. Moments later, numerous police motorcycles and police vehicles arrived. -stated that he did not see anything significant due to the incident occurring in a north/§,OU~lley east of his house. His view of the alley was completely blocked by a one-story structure of garages. I then res onded to~arding Street and contacted a male subject, later identified as He sai~~s inside his house playing video games when he heard 6 to 8 shots outside. state t at e knew they were gunshots and they were very loud. He looked out a south-facing window, w faces Harding Street. He saw a male unknown subject wearing a red hoodie sweater sta-st of his residence. The subject was standing near the mouth of the alley where the OIS occurred as not sure if arriving officers had contacted the subject in the red hoodie sweater. ~ontinued and stated that he saw a female with blond hair. He stated that he was not sure if she was Hispanic or White. He just remembers that she was crying. She was on the sidewalk just east of his residence. stated that he did not see anything significant due to the incid~curring in a north/south alley east of his . His view of the alley was completely blocked by the house at~arding Street and a one-story structure ages . • Report Officer 5936/BART~LMICHAEL Printed oy CLB\e11;usti, 1123i2019 3.~113 PM Prlrllad At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 2 of 2 104 08-97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADmY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAD Call No Rpl Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Report No 08-97038 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Reported Date 01/01/2009 Officer BREARLEY ,JOSHUA A Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time 0010 01/01/2009 10:21 _, ., .... Supplement No 0010 IIIIIIE HARDING ST R/0 lf!PI Beat From Date From Time Officer City ZIP Code LONG BEACH 90805 Rep Dist 241 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 6226/BREARLEY,JOSHUA A Assignment Entered by Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIOE 8190 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Confidential RMS Transfer Approving Offtcer Approval Date OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Successful 5708 01/03/2009 Approval Time 16:29:37 Narrative On 12/31/08-oximately 2232 hours, my partner {Officer A. Fox #6186) and I, Officer J. Brearley #6226, responded t inden Avenue to conduct knock and talk interviews regarding the Officer involved shooting . • ntacted the following person: -esides in apartment 6 nd stated the following: She was in her bedroom when she heard a siren. She ~eard approximately 15 gunshots coming from Harding Street. She looked out her north-facing window and observe~e overhead lights on in the north/south alley north of Harding Street. She then grabbed~nd ran to the southern end of the apartment to get away from the gunfire. Long could provide no further details at the time of interview. I knocked on the doors of apartments ~but there was no answer despite repeated attempts. Officer Fox and I conducted a visual check of the north-facing wall of-inden Avenue to ensure that the building had not been struck by gunfire. We were unable to locate any evidence of the bu ilding being struck. Officer Fox contacted the following person: -resides in apartment ~ She stated she was in her bedroom, on her computer {her bedroom is located on the north side of the apartment). She stated she heard approximately 3 to 4 "popping noises" that she believed to be fireworks. She further stated that because of the fireworks being illegal she looked out her window and observed two officers with their guns drawn and heard them say, "Get down on the floor." -tated that she ~t see what was going on very clearly because she did not have her glasses on w~eeds to see. -tated she could not provide any further information . Report Officer 6226/BREARLEY,JOSHUA A Printed by ClBlom.:U<,I0 1/23/2019 3.34.20 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 1 105 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 908 02 Primary Offense 664-187 (A)PC 5 62 57 0-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information 08 .. 97038 Reported Date 01 /01/2009 Officer LUTHER ,DOUGLAS R Supplement No 0011 Agency Report No 08-97038 Supplement No Reported Dale Reported Time LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 0011 01/01/2009 10:25 CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP .E BARDING ST R/0 REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER City LONG BEACH Area Beat From Date From Time Officer 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 6223/LUTHER,DOUGLAS R Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/ROBBERY ConRdentlal OFFICER I .NVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Tlme 16:29:49 Narrative Entered by Assignment 8190 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE RMS Transfer Approving Officer Successful 5708 ., ... _ ZIP Code 90805 Approval Date 01/03/2009 Rep Dist 241 On 12/31 /08 at approximately 2227 hours, (my partner (Officer P. Luyben #6222) and I (Officer D. Luther#6223) were assigned to Unit DE33 when we assisted on a stolen vehicle pursuit that resulted in an officer involved Aoting . Call #1980 ~n arrival we assisted in conducting knock and talk interviews at •. Poppy Street and spoke to the following individuals: He told me that he e I not see or ear t e pursuit or the shooting. room when she heard 10 to 11 shots. She did not see or hear anything else. She was in her living She was in the south bedroom of her apartment when she heard approximately 15 shots. She did not see or hear anything else. He was in the living room when he heard 5 to 7 shots. He said it sounded like fireworks and then he saw the police cars coming to the area. He did not see or hear anything else. She was in the living room with her 5 year old son and heard 5 to 7 shots. She did not see or hear anything else. living room did not hear or see anything. I attempted to contact the occupants at-E. Poppy, apartments any of the apartments . • Report Officer 6223/LUTHER,DOUGLAS R Pnnted by CLB\1m;u;,tu 1 2312019 3.3'1-2 PM Printed At 04/15 /2009 15 :35 She was in her however there was no answer at Page 1 of 1 106 08-97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAD Call No Rpl Typ Report No 08-97038 Reported Date 01/01/20 09 Officer HAWKINS ,MARC J SupJ)iement No Reported Date Reported Time 0012 01/01/2009 10:30 Supplement No 0012 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER , - .E HARDING ST R/0 City LONG BEACH Area Beal From Date From Time Officer 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 6003/BAWKINS,MARC J Assignment PATROL/NORTH/CFS/W III Confidential OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Approval Time 16:30:01 WITNESS 0: Involvement lnvl No Type WITNESS O Individual . 1 ME Date 12/31/2008 Entered by Assignment 8190 INVEST/GVC/AOULT/HOMICIDE RMS Transfer Approving Officer Successful 5708 -Type ...._ __________ _ . . . . OPERATOR LICENSE/ID NUMBER ZIP Code 90805 Approval Date 01/03/2009 Rep Dist 241 Type HOME .:.11 • n • I MIiii 12/31/2008 I Type OPERATOR LICENSE/ID NUMBER Type SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER I (Officer M. Hawkins# 6003) responded to •. Poppy Street to conduct knock and talk interviews regarding the officer involved shooting. The location is an east/west wing of a larger apartment complex. The apartments I was responsible for contacting were upstairs and all have large windows facing south onto Harding Street. The • wing are the apartments in which no one responded to the door and the times in which I attempted to make act. Apartment .t 231 5 hours, no answer. Report Officer 6003/HAWKINS ,MARC J Printed by ClB' ~1..:l '>Lu 11/2312} 9 3 34 22 PM Printed At 0 4/15/2009 1 5 :35 Page 1 of 2 107 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT t 2317 hours, no answer. t 2325 hours, no answer. t 2327 hours, no answer. 08-97038 Supplement No 0012 I contacted-in his upstairs apartment . He stated that h~ and his family had just returned home and observ~olioe presence and crime scene tape. -nd his family were not home when the incident occurred. I contacted in her upstairs apartment #34. -stated that at approximately 2230 hours she was inside her apartment, taking a shower. She heard a couple of loud noises, which she described as, "Boom, boom." She thought nothing of the noise and continued showering. Later on, she looked outside and saw paramedics on scene along with numerous police vehicles. She did not see or hear anything else . • Report Officer 6003/HAWKINS,MARC J Printed by CLB'arct.st:> 11/23/ZJ·' 9 3-:y 21 PM Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 2 of 2 108 08-97038 Supplement No LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense 664-187(A)PC 0035 Reported Date 04/14/2009 Officer ROBBINS ,DENNIS J 562 570-7381 RECORDS 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information Agency LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CAD Call No Rpt Typ 083661980 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Report No 08-97038 Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDE.R •E HARDING ST R/0 Beat From Date From nme Officer Supplement No Reported Date Reported Time 0035 04/14/2009 15:53 City LONG BEACH ZIP Code 90805 03 22 12/31/2008 22:27 3501/ROBBJ:NS,DENNIS J Assignment INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE RMS Transfer Approving Officer Pending 5708 Narrative Entered by Assignment 8190 INVEST/GVC/ADULT/HOMICIDE Approval Date 04/15/2009 Approval Time 15:29:18 Conrldentlal HOMICIDE Rep Dist 241 On Wednesday, 12/3112008, I, Homicide Detective D. Robbins #3501, assisted Homicide Detectives S. Lasch #5451 and M. Evans #5708 on an officer-involved shooting in.g North Division Patrol Officers (Unit DE31) A. Rim #6101 and C. DelReal #6228, that occurred in the rear of E. Poppy Street. (DR# 080097138.) • s instructed by Detectives Lasch and Evans to respond to the Public Safety Building to facilitate the tographing of the above-mentioned officers and processing of their duty firearms. Upon arrival to the station, I observed that Officers Rim and DelReal were dressed in Long Beach Police Department issued police uniforms with a visible badge and police patches. Both officers were photographed by Forensic Science Services Specialist J . Lee #10276. I collected the firearms used by Officers Rim and DelReal during the officer-involved shooting and documented the firearms and their contents utilizing the Handgun Examination form. I then placed both firearms into the 5th floor homicide evidence room where they were later submitted for analysis by Detectives Lasch and Evans. Report omcer 35~~~1;1ffty DENNIS J Printed At 04/15/2009 15:35 Page 1 of 1 109 CLB'erGLSl:) 11/23/ZJ 9 3·3-125 PM 1 5 -2 4 3 ~ROTAOOH1/ ·1 2 5 .3 ·.•-e ROTATION #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #1 #2 #3 DR# DATE MAKE MODEL SERIAL# CALIBER ~ OWNER~ ROUND IN CHAMBER~ N ~l~c:..HE:S'TE::,e_ 4 W; ~~~ 4W/NeH~ 4 t-J.1 ~C:.};fE:-s'"rf!J.:e. 4 b >1,Nqtc-.src..,e_ 4 L.,J,; ,-:x;;dE::.s-·rc.-e. 4 ?<>;~fE.s~ ~ 4 z.JJ:,u'-#;£5 ~ 4l-<->1~a1c~ #4 4 4>1 ~JiE::.S~ #5 4 WI ·•t • .:u~1-fc~-rr.,,e.. #6 4 tJ/;t¥JfC.S~ #7 b!l~'C<~ #8 ~~;:j : 4HN41£s-=,2- ~~ · 1/ # 9 !!;:~ :euo I CLBl~ir;u~lu 11231201933~1:~N REPORT PREPARED BY /~ ~£).5 , h~ ~&6JN.s' 35"'&:>l 1 #1 5 .2 #2 #3 #4 ·0 3 ~ROTAWN1/ #5 1 #1 2 #2 #3 #4 #5 5 ·-· #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 ~OTATION1/ CLB\1,11i;u-,10 123/201933~23PM REPORT PREPARED BY ,_f>, -/ik>!36l. ;x)s· 3'5.!)l DR# DATE MAKE MODEL SERIAL# ~ -3'$" Is? .Y>;? lf,€)/Z CALIBER , ~ 3 OWN ER Ci ~ .R.lo ROUND IN CHAMBER@N 4.))~~-J"E:Je__ LONG BEACH POUCE DEPARTMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISDON FIREARMS ANALYSIS REPORT Pa e1of2 DATE REQUESTED: REQUESTED BY: DETAIUPHONE: BOOKING#: DR#: 1 /5/09 Lasch Homicide / 570-5722 -----080 097 038 ANALYSIS REQUESTED: Function and Test Fire Cartridge Case Comparison Bullet Comparison An examination and analysis was made of the below listed evidence that was received from Detective Lasch on 1/5/09, and the Long Beach Police Department Property section on 1 /6/09, evidence consisting of; Firearm for Officer A. Rim #6101 Pistol, Glock model 22, caliber 40 S&W, SN-6, Right). Firearm for Officer C. Del Real #6228 Pistol, Kimber model Custom TLE II, caliber 45 Auto, SN :_6, Left). Tag 673240 -sealed box containing evidence collected from Harding/ Atlantic. Item 1 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 2 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTERXdischarged). Item 3 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTERXdischarged). Item 4 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 5 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 6 -bullet fragment Item 7 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 8-cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTERXdischarged). Item 9-cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 10-cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). em 12 -bullet jacket fragment em 13 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 14-cartridge case, 45 Auto (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 15-cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 16 -cartridge case, 45 Auto (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 17 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 18-cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 19 -cartridge case, 45 Auto (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 21 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 22 -cartridge case, 45 Auto (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 24 -cartridge case, 45 Auto (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 25 -cartridge case, 45 Auto (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 29 -bullet (6, Left). Analysis: The firearms for Officer A. Rim #6101 and Officer C. Del Real #6228 were operational and test-fired. The trigger pull for Officer A. Rim is 6.5 pounds, double action. The trigger pull for Officer C. Del Real is 3.75 pounds, single action. The laboratory will retain all test-fired cartridge cases and bullets. Conclusions: Items 1-5, 7-10, 13, 15, 17, 18, and 21 (cartridge cases, of tag 673240) were fired in the firearm for Officer A. Rim #6101. -Continued- Printed by GL8\'11t;U>,,lo I/Z31'2019 3.'.M.29 PM 112 Pa e2of2 FIREARMS ANALYSIS REPORT CONTINUED DR# 080 097 038 ue to damage and lack of individual characteristics, Item 6 (bullet fragment, of tag 673240) and Item 12 (bullet jacket fragment, of tag 673240) could not be eliminated or identified as having been fired in and through the firearm for Officer A. Rim #6101; however, they were eliminated as having been fired in and through the firearm for Officer C. Del Real #6228. Items 14, 16, 19, 22, 24, and 25 (cartridge cases, of tag 673240) were fired in the firearm for Officer C. Del Real #6228. Item 29 (bullet. of tag 673240) was fired in and th rough the firearm for Officer C. Del Real #6228. Date of Report: 15/09 isposition of Evidence: Returned to Pro ert . Printed by CLB,crcusto 1 ",2:Y20H? 3:34:::lO PM -End- Criminalist Tro L. Ward 7851 Administrative Review By: 2009.01 .20 08:07:43 -08'00' DR #: 080 097 038 CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7861 A063\C:\FIREARMS\FA CASE PACKEnL.BPD.BWS.doc LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKSHEET • Pa e 1 of 12 TAG#: Firearm for Officer A. Rim #6101 DATE: 1/6/09 ~ ...... CJl • DR #: 080 097 038 CRJMINALIST: Troy L Ward 7851 A063\C:\FIREARMS\FA CASE PACKET\LBPD.BWS.doc LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKSHEET • Pa e 2 of 12 TAG #: Firearm for Officer Del Real #6228 DATE: 1/5/09 I DR#: 080 097 038 MAKE: Glock MODEL: 22 TYPE: Pistol CALIBER: 40 SW ACTION: Recoil FINISH: Black SERIAL#: CH POLICE DEPARTMENT LONG BEA FORENSIC FIR SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION EARMS WORKSHEET I TAG#: N/A CYLINDER ROTATION: N/A CYLINDER FLARE: N/A CYLINDER RESIDUE: N/A CAPACITY: NIA SAFETIES: Safe Action ID MARK/ LOCATION: N/A LOCATION: Frame/ Slide I Barrel GRC # OF LANDS & GROOVES: Six (6) LAND IMPRESSION: Polygonal TWIST: Right GROOVE IMPRESSION: Polygonal TRIGGER PULL DIA: 6 ½ pounds S/A: NIA # TEST FIRES: Three Lab (Winchester) BARREL LENGTH: 4 ½" BARREL RESIDUE: Yes OVERALL LENGTH: 7 3/8" TRACE EVIDENCE: No MAGAZINE CAPACITY: Fifteen (15) MAGAZINE TYPE: Box MAGAZINE CONTENTS: Empty MAGAZINE CONDITION: Good NOTES: Page 3 of 12 I Box received from Det. S. Lasch on 1/5109@11:45 co containing 15 Winchester 40 S&W FMJ cartridges. ntaining pistol from A. Rim, and a sealed coin envelope • CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 DATE: 1/5/09 Printed by 116 CLB\a1i;u-,lo 1123i2019 3.3~ 3< PM I DR #: 080 097 038 MAKE: Kimber MODEL; Custom TLE II TYPE: Pistol CALIBER: 45 Auto ACTION: Recoil FINISH: Parkerized SERIAL# CH POLICE DEPARTMENT LONG BEA FORENSIC F SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION !REARMS WORKSHEET I TAG#: NIA CYLINDER ROTATION: N/A CYLINDER FLARE; N/A CYLINDER RESIDUE: NIA CAPACITY: NIA SAFETIES: Grip/ Manual I Disconnector ID MARKI LOCATION: NIA LOCATION: Frame Right Side GRC # OF LANDS & GROOVES: Six (6) LAND IMPRESSION: 0.066" TWIST: Left e .----...-------r----GROOVE IMPRESSION: 0.156" TRIGGER PULL D/A: NIA S/A: 3 ¾ poun ds # TEST FIRES: Three Lab (Winchester) BARREL LENGTH: 5" BARREL RESIDUE: Yes OVERALL LENGTH: 8 ½" TRACE EVIDENCE: No MAGAZINE CAPACITY: Eight (8) MAGAZINE TYPE: Box MAGAZINE CONTENTS: Empty MAGAZINE CONDITION: Good NOTES: Page 4 of 12 I ontaining pistol from Officer C. Del Real, and a sealed coin Box received from Det. S. Lasch on 1 /5/09 @ 11 :45 c envelope containing 2 Winchester 45 Auto FMJ cartr idges. I -CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 DATE: 1/5/09 Printed by 117 CLBle!IC:U~lu I 12312019 3.34.35 PM w 0, I-- I--co I DR #: 080 097 038 CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKSHEET I TAG#; 673240 DATE: 1/8/09 • Page 5 of 12 ,-. CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 ,_. c.o PJrJ)y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKSHEET I TAG#: 673240 DA TE: 1 /8/09 • Page 6 of 12 • I DR#: 080 097 038 ITEM# CALIBER HEAD STAMP CASE FINISH PRIMER FINISH PRIMER TYPE FIRING PIN TYPE FIRING PIN DRAG BREECH FACE EXTRACTOR EJECTOR CASE BODY MARKS TRACE MATERIAL MAGNETIC CLEANED CANNELURE LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION CARTRIDGE CASE WORKSHEET I TAG #: 673240 1-5, 7-10, 13, 15,17, 18,21 14, 16, 19,22,24,25 40S&W .45 Auto WINCHESTER WINCHESTER Brass Brass Brass Brass Boxer Boxer Elliptical Hemispherical Yes Yes /No = 19, 22 Parallel Parallel 3 3 9 8 Chamber / Ground Chamber / Ground No No No No Yes Yes No No Page 7 ,of 12 Tag 673240 -sealed box containing four sealed bags {three unopened) with one containing seven sealed envelopes (six unopened) with one containing twenty-three sealed coin envelopes received from F. Dizon on 1/6/09. Evidence collected from Harding / Atlantic. Notes completed by A. Giuliano 10275. • Jj(J)f ~ CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 '-A~0~6~3\\~\A~9~27~\fi~re-arm~s\=FA....c.C~AS~E~P-AC~K~E=T~\L=BP~D~.C~C~W~S-.d~oc ____ __._ ___________________ __, DATE: 1/9/09 Printed by 120 CLB\crcusto 1 ,2::!121)'9 J:3-<.3D PM • LONG BEACH POLI CE DEPARTMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION BULLET WORKSHEET Page 8 of 12 LI _D_R_#_: _08_0_0_9_7_0_3_8 ___________ __._I T_A_G_#_: 6_7_3_24_0 _______________ _._JI ITEM# 6 12 29 CALIBER Bullet Fragment Bullet Jacket Fragment .45 #OF L& G Six (6) Two (2) visual Six (6) TWIST Right Right Left LAND IMPS. Polygonal Polygonal .066" GROOVE IMPS. Polygonal Polygonal .156" DIAMETER Damaged Damaged .452" WEIGHT 98 grains 14 grains 220 grains BULLET DESIGN FMJ FMJ FMJ JACKET MATERIAL Cu Cu Cu CORE MATERIAL Pb None Pb BASE SHAPE Open Open Open CANNELURE No No No DAMAGE Impact Impact Impact TRACE EVIDENCE None None None CLEANED No No No MAGNETIC No No No NOSE DESCRIPTION Damaged Damaged Damaged NOSE DAMAGE Yes -Impact Yes -Impact Yes -Impact Tag 673240 -sealed box containing four sealed bags {three unopened) with one containing seven sealed envelopes (six unopened) with one containing twenty-three sealed coin envelopes received from F. Dizon on 1/6/09. Evidence collected from Harding / Atlantic. Notes completed by A. Giuliano 10275 . CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 DATE: 1/9!09 A063\\\A927\firearms\FA CASE PACKEl\LBPD.BWS.doc Printed by 121 Cl fl\erc11<;fo 1 1?:l/20' t:'t 3 ~ .:o PM EVIDENCE LISTING: DR 080097038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION MICROSCOPIC WORKSHEET Firearm for Officer A. Rim #6101 Pistol, Glock model 22, caliber 40 S&W, SN-6, Right). Firearm for Officer C. Del Real #6228 Pistol, Kimber model Custom TLE II, caliber 45 Auto, SN :-(6, Left). Tag 673240 -sealed box containing evidence collected from Harding/ Atlantic. Item 1 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 2-cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTERXdischarged). Item 3-cartridge case, 40 S&W {WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 4-cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 5-cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 6 -bullet fragment Item 7 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTERXdischarged). Item 8 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 9-cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 10 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 12 -bullet jacket fragment Item 13 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 14 -cartridge case, 45 Auto (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 15-cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 16 -cartridge case, 45 Auto (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 17 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 18 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 19-cartridge case, 45 Auto (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 21 -cartridge case, 40 S&W (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 22 -cartridge case, 45 Auto (WINCHESTER)(discharged). Item 24 -cartridge case, 45 Auto (WINCHESTER)( discharged). Item 25 -cartridge case, 45 Auto (WINCHESTER)(discharged}. Item 29-bullet (6, Left) . • CRIMINALIST: Tro L. Ward 7851 DATE: 1/9/09 & 1/13/09 A063\C:\FIREARMS\FA CASE PACKET\LBPD.MICRO.WS.doc Printed by CLB\,1u;u;,lo 1 23/2019 3.~1 1 PM Pa e 9 of 12 1·22 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION MICROSCOPIC WORKSHEET Pa e 10 of 12 COMPARISON RE SUL TS: DR 080097038 Firearm from Officer A. Rim TF CC 1 = TF CC 2 and 3 positive fpas. Firearm from Officer A. Rim TF bullets 1 through 3 inconclusive due to lack of individual characteristics. Tag 673240 Items 6 inconclusive to Item 12 due to damage and lack of individual characteristics. Tag 673240 Item 1 = Rim TF CC 1 positive fpas (representative photo). Item 1 to Rim TF CC 1 Tag 673240 Item 1 = Items 2-5, 7-10, 13, 15, 17, 18, 21 positive fpas (representative photos). Item 1 to Item 2 Item 1 to Item 15 CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 DATE: 1/9/09 & 1/13/09 A063\C:\FIREARMS\FA CASE PACKEnLBPD.MICRO.WS.doc Printed by CLB\ercusto 1 • ;23120· 9 3: :Y ,.2 PM 123 • COMPARISON RE SUL TS: DR 080097038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION MICROSCOPIC WORKSHEET Firearm from Officer C. Del Real TF CC 1 = TF CC 2 and 3 positive bfm. Firearm from Officer C. Del Real TF bullet 1 = TF bullets 2 and 3 positive I. imp. Tag 673240 Item 14 = Del Real TF CC 1 positive bfm (representative photo). 11em 14 to Del Real TF CC 1 Tag 673240 Item 14 = Items 16, 19, 22, 24, 25 positive bfm (representative photos). Item 14 to Item 16 Item 14 to Item 25 CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 DATE: 1/9/09 & 1/13109 A063\C:\FIREARMS\FA CASE PACKEnLBPD.MICRO. WS.doc Printed by CLB\ercusto 1 • ;23!20' 9 3::Y.:~,i PM Pa e 11 of 12 124 COMPARISON RE SUL TS: DR 080097038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION MICROSCOPIC WORKSHEET Tag 673240 Item 29 = Del Real TF bullet positive I. imp. (representative photo). Item 29 to Del Real TF bullet Item 29 to Del Real TF bullet Item 29 to Del Real TF bullet Notes completed by A. Giuliano 10275. ~ CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 1!J(J)//" DATE: 1/9/09 & 1/13/09 A063\C:\FIREARMSIFA CASE PACKET\LBPD.MICRO.WS.doc Printed by Cl IJ\P.rrnst:1 1 '12:V?(1' 9 3·:l<!-L:, PM Pa e 12 of 12 125 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT FORENSIC SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION FIREARMS ANALYSIS REPORT DATE REQUESTED: REQUESTED BY: DETAIUPHONE: BOOKING#: 3/26/09 M. Evans Homicide / 570-557 4 ANALYSIS REQUESTED: Bullet Comparison Pa e 1 of 2 DR#: 080 097 038 An examination and analysis was made of the below listed evidence that was received from the Long Beach Police Department Property section on 4/8/09, evidence consisting of; Tag 676101 -sealed envelope containing evidence collected from Toyota Camry #3BEE576 Item 30 -bullet (6, Left). Item 31 -bullet jacket (6, Right). Item 32A -bullet jacket (6, Right). Item 328 -lead fragment. Item 33 -lead core. Item 34 -lead core ( Right). Item 35 -bullet (6, Right). Item 36 -lead fragment. Item 37 -bullet (6, Left). Item 38A -bullet jacket fragment (Left). Item 388 -lead fragment. Item 39 -lead fragment. Item 41A-metal fragment. Item 41 B -plastic fragment. Item 42 -bullet (Right). Item 43 -bullet jacket (Right). Item 44 -bullet (6, Right). The below listed firearms were previously examined see report dated 1/15/09 Firearm for Officer A. Rim #6101 Pistol, Glock model 22, caliber 40 S&W, SN-(6, Right). Firearm for Officer C. Del Real #6228 Pistol, Kimber model Custom TLE II, caliber 45 Auto, SN :_6, Left). Analysis/Conclusions: Item 30 (bullet, of tag 676101) was fired in and th rough the firearm of Officer C. Del Real #6228 Due to damage and insufficient individual characteristics Items 37 and 38A (bullet and bullet jacket fragment, of tag 676101) could not be eliminated or identified as having been fired in and thr ough the ti rearm of Officer C. Del Real #6228, however based on class characteristics they were eliminated as having been fired in and through the firearm for Officer A. Rim #6101. Due to damage and the lack of individual characteristics Items 31, 32, 34 , 35 , 42 , 43, and 44 (bullet jackets bullets, and lead core of tag 676101) could not be eliminated or identified as having been fired in and through the firearm for Officer A. Rim #6101 , however based on class characteristics they were eliminated as having been fired in and through the firearm for Officer C. Del Real #6228. -Continued- Printed by CLBlr,11.:u~lu 1123/2019 3 3·116 PM 126 Pa e 2 of 2 FIREARMS ANALYSIS REPORT CONTINUED DR # 080 097 038 Items 32B, 33, 36,388, and 39 (lead fragments, and lead cores, of tag 676101) have no com parative value. Items 41A and 418 (metal fragment, and plastic fragment, of tag 676101) could not be identified as being fire d firearms evidence. Date of Report: 4/9/09 Disposition of Evidence: Returned to Pro ert . Printed by CLB\ercuslo 1 '123120' 9 3.3' ~a PM -End- Criminalist Troy L. Ward 7851 Administrative Review By: 127 • I DR #: 080 097 038 I TAG#: 676101 Page1 of7 I D~I ,if,,, Joa ( 0 .:I:.S ') •lo e ~,~, :t1£l1\ ~ ~o, !f1 ,z, 13>.,,""11:r,,c., ?,7 ~t) ~°l 1 ~'I "'\ t l t.f 3 I '-\ f.\ ( pe .. ::n:c.;.,.-s ") • . ll[~~llllim\Uill l ~f-.(; , ..... IDi°JJJlllll ll~llmi ....... CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 DA TE: 4/8/09 • I DR #: 080 097 038 I TAG#: 676101 Page2of7 t I \_ ·• ~ CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 DATE: 4/8/09 t\J CD I DR#; 080 097 038 I TAG#: 676101 Page 3 of? ITEM# 30 31 32A 35 CALIBER .45 Unknown Unknown .40 #OF L &G Six (6) Six (6) Four (4) Visual Six (6) TWIST Left Right Right Right LAND IMPS. 0.066" Polygonal Polygonal Polygonal GROOVE IMPS. 0.156" Polygonal Polygonal Polygonal DIAMETER Damaged Damaged Damaged Damaged WEIGHT 228 grains 16 grains 12 grains I 180 grains BULLET DESIGN FMJ FMJ FMJ FMJ JACKET MATERIAL Cu Cu Cu Cu CORE MATERIAL Pb None None Pb BASE SHAPE Open/ Flat Open Open Open/ Flat CANNELURE No No No No DAMAGE Impact Impact Impact Impact TRACE EVIDENCE Yes -Residue Yes -Residue Yes -Residue None CLEANED No No No No MAGNETIC No No No No NOSE DESCRIPTION Round Round Round Round NOSE DAMAGE Yes -Impact Yes -Impact Yes-Impact Yes -Impact Tag 676101 -sealed envelope received from S. Yandall on 4/8/09 containing fourteen sealed coin envelopes labeled 30 thru 39, and 41 thru 44. Evidence collected from a Toyota Camry #3BEE576 at the Long Beach police Department Two Facility 3111 E. Willow Items 32B -lead fragment (66 grains), 33 -lead core (124 grains), 36 -lead fragment (48 grains), 38B-lead fragment (24 grains), 39 -lead fragment (56 grains). have no comparative value. Item 34 -lead core (R twist/162 grains) Items 41A-metal fra ment and 41 B -lastic fra ment. could not be identified as bein fired evidence. CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 DATE: 4/8/09 Printed by CU:horcu•,to 1 ,2:Y2UW 3:34:::>2 l'M 130 I DR #: 080 097 038 I TAG #: 676101 Page 4 of 7 ITEM# 37 38A 42 43 CALIBER .45 Unknown .40 Unknown #OF L & G Six (6) Three (3) Visual Four (4) Visual Four (4) Visual TWIST Left l eft Right Right LAND IMPS. 0.066" 0.066" Polygonal Polygonal GROOVE IMPS. 0.156" 0.156" Polygonal Polygonal DIAMETER Damaged Damaged Damaged I Damaged WEIGHT 216 grains 2 grians 180 grains 10 grains BULLET DESIGN FMJ Unknown FMJ FMJ JACKET MATERIAL Cu Cu Cu Cu CORE MATERIAL Pb None Pb None BASE SHAPE Open Open Open Open CANNELURE No No No No DAMAGE Impact Impact Impact Impact TRACE EVIDENCE None Yes -Fibers None None CLEANED No No No No MAGNETIC No No No No NOSE DESCRIPTION Round Missing Round Round NOSE DAMAGE Yes -Impact Missing Yes -Impact Yes -Impact Tag 676101 -sealed envelope received from S. Yandall on 4/8/09 containing fourteen sealed coin envelopes labeled 30 thru 39, and 41 thru 44. Evidence collected from a Toyota Camry #3BEE576 at the Long Beach police Department Two Facility 3111 E. Willow Items 32B -lead fragment (66 grains), 33-lead core (124 grains), 36 -lead fragment (48 grains), 388 -lead fragment (24 grains), 39 -lead fragment (56 grains), have no comparative value. Item 34 -lead core (R twist/162 grains) Items 41 A -metal fra ment and 41 B -lastic fra ment, could not be identified as bein fired evidence. !j{f)/,- CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 DATE: 4/8/09 Printed by 131 CLB,>11:;u~to 1',23/20193 34 53 PM I DR #: 080 097 038 I TAG#: 676101 Page 5 of 7 ITEM# 44 CALIBER .40 #OF L&G Six (6) TWIST Right LAND IMPS. Polygonal GROOVE IMPS. Polygonal DIAMETER Damaged WEIGHT 178 grains BULLET DESIGN FMJ JACKET MATERIAL Cu CORE MATERIAL Pb BASE SHAPE Open CANNELURE No DAMAGE Impact TRACE EVIDENCE Yes -Residue CLEANED No MAGNETIC No NOSE DESCRIPTION Round NOSE DAMAGE Yes -Impact Tag 676101 -sealed envelope received from S. Yandall on 4/8/09 containing fourteen sealed coin envelopes labeled 30 thru 39, and 41 thru 44. Evidence collected from a Toyota Camry #3BEE576 at the Long Beach police Department Two Facility 3111 E. Willow Items 328-lead fragment (66 grains), 33 -lead core (124 grains), 36 -lead fragment (48 grains), 388 -lead fragment (24 grains), 39 -lead fragment (56 grains), have no comparative value. Item 34-lead core (R twist/162 grains) Items 41A -metal fra ment and 41 B -lastic fra men!, could not be identified as bein fired evidence. CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 DATE: 4/8109 Printed by 132 GLl:l,CfGUato 1',2:1120193 34 ::iL PM EVIDENCE LISTING: DR 080097038 Tag 676101 -sealed envelope containing evidence collected from Toyota Camry #3BEE576 Item 30 -bullet (6, Left). Item 31 -bullet jacket (6, Right). Item 32A -bullet jacket (6, Right). Item 328 -lead fragment. Item 33 -lead core. Item 34 -lead core (Right). Item 35 -bullet (6, Right). Item 36 -lead fragment. Item 37 -bullet (6, Left). Item 38A -bullet jacket fragment (Left). Item 388 -lead fragment. Item 39 -lead fragment. Item 41A-metal fragment. Item 41 B -plastic fragment. Item 42 -bullet (Right). Item 43 -bullet jacket (Right). Item 44 -bullet (6, Right). The below listed firearms were previously examined see report dated 1/15/09 Firearm for Officer A. Rim #6101 Pistol, Glock model 22, caliber 40 S&W, S~(6, Right). Firearm for Officer C. Del Real #6228 Pistol, Kimber model Custom TLE 11, caliber 45 Auto, SN: 6, Left . COMPARISON RESULTS: Pa e 6 of 7 Item 30 = test-fired bullet 2 from firearm of Officer C. Del Real #6228 positive I. imps (representative photos). • Item 30 to TF 2 Del Real #6228 .------------r----------, Item 30 to TF 2 Del Real #6228 CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 DA TE: 418/09 Pri nted by 133 CLB1err.u~to 11/2312,)' Q 3.3•1 55 PM • Pa e 7 of7 COMPARISON RESULTS: DR 080097038 Items 37, and 38A inconclusive to test-fired bullets from firearm of Officer C. Del Real #6228; same class characteristics with no significant agreement of individual characteristics. Items 37 and 38 are damaged as well. Items 31 , 32A, 35, 42, 43, and 44 inconclusive to test-fired bullets from firearm of Officer A Rim #6101 ; same class characteristics with no agreement of individual characteristics (polygonal rifling and damage). Item 34 inconclusive to test-fired bullets from firearm of Officer A . Rim #6101; class only (right twist) no jacket and no individual characteristics. Items 32B, 33, 36,388, and 39 have no comparative value. Items 41A and 41B could not be identified as being fired fire arms evidence . CRIMINALIST: Troy L. Ward 7851 DATE: 4/8/09 Printed by 134 Cl n\Rrr:u~t:11'1?:V?0'9 3·:C:,7 PM LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CRIME lABORA TORY LATENT PRINT ANALYSIS REPORT PAGE 1 OF 1 TYPE OF EXAMINATION PERFORMED Field investigation EV-ECEIVED FROM Harding DATE EXAMINATION COMPLETED 12-31-2008 TYPE OF CRIME Officer Involved Shooting DETECTIVE/DETAIL Lasch / Evans -Homicide ITEMS EXAMINED We (C. Watts 81 76 and J. Lee 10276) arrived to Lasch and Evans in processing the scene. E Harding to assist Homicide Detectives r ,.._..,. RESULTS Photographs taken of: • Overall photographs of the parking alley with and with out numbers. • Close up photographs of the evidence with number markers. • Overall photographs of a 1991 Toyota Camry 2BEE536 and Police vehicle# 18424 License plate number 1221939. • Overall photographs of the damage to the garage building. • Overall photographs of the tire marks in the parking alley. • Close up photographs of the tire marks in the parking alley with a measuring tape. TECHNICIAN : C. Watts 8176 / J. Lee 10276 ~I,., LatentPrintslC1F0<ms\l,,atenlAnalyslsReport.doc (June2006) Printed by Cl8\a1c;1J-,lu 1123/2019 3.311 58 PM DISPOSITION OF EVIDENCE Photo lab 135 0 00 0 0 CD '""" 0 w 00 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CRIME LABORATORY LATENT PRINT TYPE OF EXAMINATION PERFORMED Field Investigation ANALYSIS REPORT EVI ECEIVED FROM arding PAGE 1 OF 1 DATE EXAMINATION COMPLETED 12/31/08 TYPE OF CRIME 01 S DETECTIVE/DETAIL Lasch, Evans/ Homicide TECHNICIAN: ITEMS EXAMINED • I, J. Lee 10276 and C. Watts 8176 arrived at the above location to assist the detectives in processing the crime scene. RESULTS • Photos taken of the victim at Memorial Hospital. • Photos taken of the two officers involved. DISPOSITION OF EVIDENCE Lee, Joseph 10276 C. Wat 176 Photos to Photo Section ~ AR/TR BY: .rlnts\C:IForms\LalenlAnalysisReport.doc (June2006) 0 i 0 00 0 0 (0 -..., 0 w 0) 136 Printed by CLB\,m;u!>lu '1 '2312019 3.3'! 59 PM P~i n ted for: BC16/5708 Wed Jan 07 08 :35 :17 2009 HIQ PAGE N0,0001 5708 BC16 01-07-2009 08 :35 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CALLS-FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE -·•-------------------------------------------------------------------------INI TE : 22:27:36 12-31-2008 CALL NUMBER : 083661980 NTRY: 22:27:36 CURRENT STATUS: CLOSED I SPATCH: 22:27:36 PRIMARY UNIT: DE3 1 N SCENE: 22:27:36 CASE NUMBER: 080097038 LOSE: 09:30:25 01-01-2009 DISPOSITION: TRANS OCATION: WB POPPY/ATL AREA: 3 EAT: N TYPE: 10851 --> 998 OFFICER SHOOTING D: PRIORITY: E FIRE: PRIOR HISTORY 12-31-2008 -r .,._ 22:27:36 PD08 ON-VIEW DE31 :P ORIGIN:UNIT @3BEE526 22:27:36 PD08 ID DE31 <6228>DEL REAL,CARLOS <610l>RIM,ADAM 22:27:41 T810 BACK-ENR DE31 3C22 22:27:41 T810 ID 3C22 <5789>LY,SOVANNA 22:27:45 T943 BACK-ENR DE31 3C21 22:27:45 T943 ID 3C2 1 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MATCH ON LIC/3BEE536 STOLEN VEHICLE LIC/3BEE536 LIS/CA LIY/2009 LIT/PC 1991 TOYT CAM 4D MAR V~404978 ORI/CA0300900 OCA/08-19533 FCN,,.......DOT/20081231 NIC/V00237649 6 MIS/JHF NOA/N ENT/ON CALIF AND NCIC FILES IMMEDIATELY CONFIRM WITH ORI/CA0300900 GARDEN MNE/GGPO 714 741-5719 * * 22:29:54 PD08 CODE-RED DE31 CHIQ PAGE N0.0002 5708 BC16 01-07-2009 08:35 22:.5 PDOS MISC 22: .20 PD08 CLOC-ONS 22:30:21 PD18 MISC 22:30:25 PD08 901N 22:30:32 PD08 CLOC-ONS Printed by ClB\<'lt;U':,lV I 123/2019 'l.35 1 PM LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CALLS-FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE AIRED CH 4 DE31 HARDING ST/ATL,CLB WC4 ADV'D DE31 TO:PD25, SUBJ GSW UNK WHERE HARDING/WO ATL DE31 HARDING/WO ATL Page 1 \,, P·rinted for: BC16/5708 22:31:13 PD2 5 SUPP 2:31:24 PD0S MISC 2:31:37 T816 BACK-ENR 2:31:37 T816 ID 2:31 :37 TB47 BACK-ONS 22: •• 37 TB47 ID 22: 40 PD08 CODE-4 22: .49 T986 BACK-ONS 22:31:49 T986 ID 22:31:54 PD08 FNLTYPE 22:31 :59 PD08 VIEWED TX:901K SEE CALL .1988 DE31 GS6 GS6 <5400>TULIAU,BRIAN G DE31 3C49 3C49 <5966>HERRERA,RAMIRO 3S32, OFCRS ARE OK 3S32 3C20 3C20 <5920>STRANG ,CORY M 3S32 CALLTYPE :10851-->998 PRI:1-->E, OFCRS ARE OK 22 :32:07 T973 BACK-ENR DE31 DE35 Wed J an 07 08 :35:17 2009 22:32:07 T973 ID DE35 <6226>BREARLEY,JOSHUA ADAM <6186>FOX,ANDREW MILTON 22:32:13 T807 BACK-ENR DE31 DE32 22:32:13 T807 ID DE32 <6197>CLAY,MARIA M <6136>CALVERT,JONATHAN A 22 :32:20 PD18 BACK-ONS 3C22 WC4 22:32:20 PD18 ID WC4 <5087>BECKMAN ,MI CHAEL T 22:32:20 PD0S MISC AIRED CH 4 22 :32 :38 PD0B ALERT DE3 1 TO:DSSS, HARD/WO ATL, ALL OPCRS OK 22:32:47 TA36 ONSCENE 3C50 22 :32:47 PD07 MISC AIRED CH 2 22:32:52 T974 BACK-ONS 3C22 3C23 2 :32:52 T974 ID 3C23 <5898>ORNELAS,JONATHAN 22:33:01 PD06 MISC ************AIRED ON CH 1 **************** 22:33:02 T868 BACK-ENR DE31 GN2 2 :33:02 T868 ID GN2 <5865>GRIMALDO,CARLOS <5889>LYON,PATRICK J 22:33 :06 PD0B CLOC-ONS DE31 HARDING/WO ATL 22:33:06 PD08 CLOC-ONS 3C20 HARDING/WO ATL 22:33:06 PD08 CLOC-ONS 3C21 HARDI NG/WO ATL 22 :33:06 PD08 CLOC-ONS 3C22 HARDING/WO ATL 2:33:06 PD08 CLOC-ONS 3C23 HARDING/WO ATL 22:33:06 PD08 CLOC-ONS 3C49 HARDING/WO ATL 22 :33 :06 PD08 CLOC-ONS 3C50 HARDING/WO ATL 22 :33 :06 PD08 CLOC-ONS 3C54 HARDING/WO ATL 22:~·06 PD0B CLOC-ONS 3C83 HARDING/WO ATL 22: 6 PD08 CLOC-ONS 3C84 HARDING/WO ATL 22: .06 PD08 CLOC-ONS 3S32 HARDING/WO ATL 22:33:06 PD0B CLOC-ONS DE30 HARDING/WO ATL 22:33:06 PD08 CLOC-ONS DE32 HARDING/WO ATL 22:33:06 PD08 CLOC-ONS DE33 HARDI NG/WO ATL 22 :33:06 PD08 CLOC-ONS DE35 HARDING/WO ATL 2:33:06 PD08 CLOC-ONS GN2 HARDING/WO ATL 2:33:06 PD08 CLOC-ONS GN8 HARDING/WO ATL 2:33:06 PD0B CLOC-ONS GS6 HARDING/WO ATL 2:33:06 PD08 CLOC-ONS WC4 HARDING/WO ATL 2:33:24 T920 BACK-ENR 3C20 GN9 22:33 :24 T920 ID GN9 <5611>HODGSON,GARY A <5879>ROTH,CHRISTOPHER D 22:33:34 T826 JDIC Q GN8 4RTX274 HIQ PAGE N0.0003 5708 BC16 01-07-2009 08:35 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CALLS-FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE 2:33 :42 PD08 DUP-OF 083661988 TO 083661980 2:33 :47 PD08 BACK-ENR DE31 ST3 2 :33:47 PD0B ID 2:33:59 T783 JDIC 2:34:13 T843 BACK-ENR 2 :34:13 T843 ID 2:34:21 PD08 CHGLOC 2:34:46 TA77 BACK-ENR 2:34:46 TA77 ID 2:~9 PD08 CAN-CRED 2: 9 T924 BACK-ENR 2: . 9 T924 ID 2:35:21 PD08 BACK-ONS 2:35 :21 PD08 ID 22 :35:51 PD08 BACK-ONS Printed by CLB\,m;u!>lo 1/2312019 3.35 12 PM ,,,,,,,, GNB GNl GNl <5523>ARMOND,RICHARD I <5767>ROSALES,MIGUEL A 3C54 UNK HOSP, W/ SUSP 3C21 E48 E48 <5109>COOK,J OEL H DE31 3C20 CP37 CP37 <5954>DEJONGH,GERRI T J DE31 DE3 DE3 <5527>STOUGH,STEPHEN T DE31 IM7 IM9 IMl0 Page 2 . ,,_...., Printed for: BC16/5708 IM7 <566l >DEATON ,SEAN D IM9 <5737>CHAVEZ ,ROMMEL A IMlO <5707>EKREM,BRIAN T Wed Jan 07 08:35:17 2009 22:35:51 PD08 ID 2:35:51 PD08 ID 2:35:51 .PD08 ID 22:36:27 PD0S PU 3S32 TO:DSSS , NEED SPANISH SPEAKING OFCRS PLZ TO AST CHNL 3 2 :.32 PD07 BACK-ENR 22 32 PD07 ID 22: :48 PD08 BACK-ENR 22:36:48 PD08 ID 22:37:05 PD06 PU 22:37:40 PD08 CLOC-ONS 22:37:53 PD08 CLOC-ONS 22:37:59 PD08 CLOC-ONS 2:38:04 T894 BACK-ENR 2:38:04 T894 ID 22:38:17 PD08 BACK-ENR 22:38:17 PD08 ID 22:39:14 T81 6 JDIC 22 :39:36 PD08 MISC 22:39:46 PD08 BACK-ENR 22:39:46 PD08 ID 22:39:49 PD08 MISC 22:39:51 T986 INSRVICE 22 :40:11 PD18 MISC 22:40:44 PD08 PREEMPT 22:4 1 :19 T920 ONSCENE 22 :41:49 T815 JDIC 22:41:49 T920 JDIC 22:41:57 PD08 CLOC-ONS 22 :42:03 PD08 CHGLOC 22:42 :31 T974 PREEMPT 22:42:59 PD18 MISC 22: .. 55 T868 JDIC 22: 4 T894 ONSCENE 22 : : 59 PD08 MISC DE3 3A4 9 3A49 <5243>LAWRENCE,ALEX J DE3 1. 1C37 1C37 <5350>AVILA,JUAN 1C37 TO:PD08, 1C37 SPAN SPKR IS ER 3S32 HARDING/LIN --CMD POST WC4 HARDING ST/LINDEN AV,CLB 3S32 HARDING/LINDEN --CMD POST 3S32 E23 E23 <3768>HAUSAUER,RANDALL S 3S32 1A8 1A8 <5936>BARTH ,MICHAEL Q GS6 6BFM254 3S32, SUFF UNITS 3S32 BK32 BK32 <6025>CHAMBERS , RICHARD ~ ~- BK32, NEWS MEDIA & VIDEO CAMERA 97 3C20 WC4, DUTY CHIEF MORRISON ADV, AND ER,, SGT BELL ALSO ADV 'D,,,SAID HE IS UNABLE TO RESPOND RIGHT NOW,,, NEED TO ATT TO GET AHOLD OF MARC COBB 3C83 GN9 3C84 Q GN9 5MSH120 3C54 LB MEMORIAL 3C54 LB MEMORIAL 3C23 SGT COBB ER ETA 20 MINS Q GN2 6AZW263 E23 3C21, I HAVE l OF THE OFCRS HIQ PAGE NO,0004 5708 BC16 01-07-2009 08:35 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CALLS-FOR-SERVI CE INQUIRY RESPONSE 22:45:13 PD08 CLOC-ONS 3C21 JANICE/SO HARDING 22:45:23 TA77 ONSCENE E48 22:46:46 PD18 MISC ALSO PER SGT COBB,, NOTIFY ROB SERGI,, SERGIE HAS BEEN ADV 22:46:50 PD18 BACK-ENR WC4 El 22:48:27 PD08 MISC 3C54, NEED POPPY BLK 'D FROM ATL/JANICE 22:48:35 PD08 MISC ST3, SEVERAL IM UNITS BLK'ING TRAFF 22:49:10 PD08 ONSCENE 1C37 22:49:40 PD08 PU ST3 TO:PD25, NEED PS PLZ FOR PORTA POTTIES/BARRICADES 22:49:40 T846 MISC 1A8, **RESPONDING FOR SPANISH** 22:50:17 PD02 INSRVICE E48 22:50:29 PD02 BACK-ON$ 3A49 WCl 22:50:29 PD02 I D WCl <51 09>COOK,JOEL H 22:50:30 PD25 PU TO:PD08, APPROX HOW MANY OF EACH? 22:50:33 TB52 BACK-ENR ST3 2S46 22:50:33 TB52 ID 2S46 <5682>WATSON,RYAN L 22:50:39 PD02 INSRVICE WC4 22:50:44 PD02 BACK-ONS WC! E53 22:50:44 PD02 ID E53 <5087>BECKMAN,MICHAEL T 22:50:56 T834 BACK-ONS 3C49 3A81 22:50:56 T834 ID 3A81 <1 0244>KENT, NICHOLAS <5908>GUERRERO,ROBERT 22:~1 PD18 MISC HOMICIDE ADV 'D ETA 1 HOUR,,, LT COX ALSO ADV'D 22: .. 8 PD08 PU ST3 TO:PD25, AT LEAST 1 PORTA POTTY ... BARRICADES TO SHUT OFF 5 STS 22:52:48 PD 18 BACK-ENR El E41, E41 ER ETA 1 HOUR 2:52:48 PD18 ID E41 <5370>COX,LLOYD M 2:52:52 PD08 CLOC-ONS DE30 MEMORIAL Printed by Page 3 CLB\a1cu~lo l.'2312019 3 35 111 PM Printed for: BC16/5708 Wed Jan 07 08:35:17 2009 22:53:11 PDO B MISC DE30, **RES 12** 22:54:18 PD08 BACK-ONS IM7 IM13 2:54:18 PD08 ID IM13 <5839>0RDUNO,PABLO R 2:54:20 PDOB CLOC-ONS IM13 POPPY WO ATL 2 :55 :00 T846 ONSCENE 1A8 2.10 PD0 8 PREEMPT 3A81 2. 02 PDOB MISC 3C22, SCRIBE** 2: :44 PD08 REQCC 3C22 080097038 assigned 2:58:21 TA77 INSRVICE WCl 2:58:57 PD18 MISC CITY ATT ESPINOZA ADV'D TO T21 LT BECKMAN 22:59:3 1 PD25 MISC **HAVE PAGED P/S 420 AT 2253HRS ,N/R ON CELLPH OR HOME PHONE*** 23 :00:15 T843 INSRVICE GNl 23:00:44 PDOB MI SC ST3, AVAIL UNIT TO POPPY WO ATL 23:01:04 T920 INSRVICE GN9 23:01:21 T826 INSRVICE GN8 23:01:39 PD08 BACK-ONS IM7 IMll 23:01:39 PD08 ID IMll <577l>WHARTON,RICHARD A 23:01 :46 PD08 MISC IMll, PRESS IS 97 W/0 SCENE 23 :01:55 T924 CHGLOC CP37 ATL/HARDING ST,CLB 23 :02:01 T924 ONSCENE CP37 23:02:11 PD08 BACK-ENR 1A8 3C83 , POPPY WO ATL 23 :02:1 1 PD08 ID 3C83 <5881>MAYEN,FERNANDO <5871>MC KENZIE,SAMUEL J 23:02 :51 PD08 MISC DE32, DOING SKETCH 23:03:25 PD08 MISC E53, CITY ATTY ESPINOZA WL NOT BE RESPONDING 23:03:27 TA74 BACK-ENR 3C83 3A54 HIQ PAGE N0.0005 5708 BC16 01-07-2009 08:35 23:03:27 TA74 ID 23:03 :34 TA74 PREEMPT 23:03:58 PD18 MI SC 23:,r T868 INSRVICE 23 : 5 PDOS CHGLOC 23:0 :32 T81 6 INSRVICE 23:10:43 PD25 PU 23:12 :05 T788 PREEMPT 23:14:24 PD25 BACK-ONS 23:16 :09 T894 INSRVICE 23:18 :16 PD17 JDIC 23:22:31 TB52 ONSCENE 3:24:33 PD06 PREEMPT 23:28:02 PD08 BACK-ONS 23:28:02 PD08 ID 3:31:31 PD08 BACK-ONS 23 :31 :31 PDOB ID 23 :31:31 PD08 ID 23:35:30 PD17 MISC 123:36:07 PD08 JDIC 123:37:03 PDOB JDIC 3:37:29 PD08 MISC 3:37:39 PD08 PREEMPT 3:37:44 PD08 PREEMPT 3:42:33 PD08 BACK-ENR 3:42:33 PD08 ID 3:43:23 T862 BACK-ENR 3 :43:23 T862 ID 23:.6 T862 ONSCENE 23:4 :08 T7 83 ONSCENE 23:48:57 T783 JDIC 23:50:38 T783 JDIC Printed by CLB\arcuslu 1123/'2019 335 15 PM LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CALLS-FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE 3A54 <6273>JULIO,ULISES <6068>MANU ,JACK 3A54 PI O ER ETA 45 OR LESS GN2 1C37 Cl4 GS6 TO:PD08, P/S 420 AND SUPV 444 ENROUTE WITH PORTA POTTY AND BARRICADES. 3C83 3S32 420 444 E23 DE30 WANT,DE30,X, ,_ ,JOHNSON,A NTHONY ,, ,M,B,BLK,BR o,,160,011ss8 ,,,,, 2S46 1C37 3C21 3C52 3C52 <6187>DENEEN,JEFFREY J IM7 I M! IM12 I Ml <4038>BOANDL,RONALD A IM12 <6164>MOSCOSO ,EDMUND DE30, WAS ADV OF CALL# 1860 ,,, AND ADV OF PRIOR CALLS ALSO Q IM IMll, LAST NOT RELATED TO 998 IM12 IMll BK32 LlO LlO <10276>LEE,JOSEPH 3A49 3A83 3A83 <6166>GONZALEZ,JOSE M <6159>0KERMAN,DAVID T <6152>KRUEGER,JUSTIN S <6289>DAVENPORT,ROBERT 3A83 3CS4 3C54 3C54 Page 4 Pri nted for : BC 16/5708 3 :51 :54 T783 JDIC 3C54 3:53:49 T7 83 JDIC 3C54 3:54 :51 TB52 CHGLOC 23:55 :03 T783 JDIC 3 :.14 T942 INSRVICE 23 21 PDOB BACK-ENR 23: :21 PD08 ID 01-01-2009 00:01:50 T746 ONSCENE 00:06:00 T862 PREEMPT 00:09:10 T942 BACK-ONS 00:09:10 T942 ID 00:17:19 PD17 MISC , 2S46 3C54 BK32 3S32 DH9 DH9 <5298>MOSS,R.USSELL D <5604>0DOWD,PATRICK J LlO 3A83 3C22 3A53 3A53 <6152>KRUEGER,JUSTIN S DE30, SEE CALL# 50 ,,, UNK <5878>HERNANDEZ,JESUS D IF RELATED TO SUSP HIQ PAGE N0.0006 5708 BC16 01-07-2009 08:35 00:24:34 PD08 MISC 00:24:48 T845 PU 00:29:33 PD25 MISC 00:30:11 PD07 PREEMPT 00:30:21 T924 INSRVICE 100:31:56 PDOl MISC :oo:38:59 PDOl INSRVICE I00:39:08 PDOl BACK-ON$ loo:39:os Poo1 rD 00:40:47 PD08 PREEMPT 00.: 41: 18 TA36 CHGLOC 00:.22 T846 CHGLOC 00: 6 PDOB PREEMPT O: :04 TA36 ONSCENE 101:00:06 T846 ONSCENE 1 :03:23 T973 JDIC 01:10:00 T973 CBGLOC 01 :11:41 T973 JDIC 01:13:11 T807 JDIC 01:13:13 PDOS PREEMPT 01:13:43 PDOl BACK-CNS 01:13:43 PDOl ID 01:14 :56 PD08 BACK-ENR 01:14:56 PD08 ID 01:14:58 PDOB ONSCENE 01:16:35 T973 ONSCENE 01:18:20 T973 CHGLOC 01:19:20 PD08 BACK-ENR 01:19:20 PD08 ID p l:26:17 T973 ONSCENE '01 :33:44 PD08 ONSCENE 01:~l:57 T836 INSRVICE 01:57:26 PDO l PU 02:01:52 PDOl PU 02:02:55 PDOl MISC 02:02:57 TA36 CHGLOC 02:03:21 TA36 ONSCENE 02:03:22 PD25 PU 02:06:53 PD06 MISC 02:~9 PD06 CLOC-ONS 02:.4 PD06 APPD-MSG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CALLS-FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE 3A53, 1 /2 OF THIS UNIT @ ATL/HARDING ** -, DE3 3 TO: P~ CAN U DO A CROSS D !RECTORY OR UB FOR -E POPPY AP~ MANAGER) ... WE NEED TO CONTACT THEM REGARDING THE PROPOERTY DAMAGE AND TO GAIN ACCESS TO THE GARAGES DE33, PH f IS -CELLPHONE •. TO 2S46 CP37 HOMICIDE SECRETARY KATSUKI CALLED OUT E53 1A8 WC4 WC4 <5087>BECKMAN,MICHAEL T 3C49 3C50 HOMICIDE 1A8 400W/FILE HOMICIDE 3A49 3C50 1A8 Q DE35 6FFS892 DE35 W 14TB ST/CANAL AV,CLB Q DE35 5WUB825 DE32 DH9 WC4 DHS DHS <5451>LASCH,SCOTT D 3S32 IMll IMll <5771>WHARTON,RICHARD A IMll DE35 DE35 400W 3C22 AI2 AI2 <5352>LAURO,DAVI D M DE35 AI2 WC4 TO:PD25, NEED PS W/ LIGHTS OUT HERE. ETA PLEASE. TO:PD25, LARGE LIGHTS E41, LIGHTS ARE HERE 3C50 NPSS/EOW 3CSO TO:PDOl, PS ADVD ETA IS FROM LIND/HARDING TO THE YARD THEN BACK 3CSO, STILL USING KDT DE3 OT-FILE-LEAVE ON FRM DE33: MESSAGE TO: -3 -------------------------------- --------CANU SHOW DE3 ENRT TODT TO FILE PLEASE 02:09:05 02:20:08 02:20:24 PD06 I NSRVICE 3CSO T943 CHGLOC 3C21 400 W/FILE T815 CHGLOC 3C84 400 W. FILE Printed by Page 5 Cl..B\orcusto 1 112312019 3:3f> 16 PM P~inted for: BC16/5708 02:20:30 PDOl PREEMPT E41 02:27:06 PD06 BACK-ONS 3C22 I M12 02:27:06 PD06 ID IM12 <6 164>MOSCOSO,EDMUND 02:27 :12 PD06 APPD-MSG FROM 3C22: MESSAGE TO: -2 H:a_ PAGE N0.0007 5708 BC16 01-07-2009 08:35 -LONG BEACH POLI CE DEPARTMENT CALLS-FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE ---------IM12 BACK ON ors 02:29:58 TA73 J DIC 3C52 02:30:44 TA73 JDIC 3C52 02:30 :50 02:30:50 02:31:06 02:31:08 02:32:15 I I I I f f BACK-ENR 3S32 3A52 ID CHGLOC ONSCENE JDIC BACK-ENR ID ONSCENE 3A52 <10246>GIBSON, THOMAS <6058>NYSTEDT ,BRIAN 3C52 400W 3C52 Q 3C84 6CUV722 3A52 3A83 3A83 <6166>GONZALEZ,JOSE M <6159>0KERMAN,DAVID T 3A52 ONSCENE 3C21 ONSCENE 3A83 Wed Jan 07 08:35:17 2009 2:32:36 2:32:36 02:32:50 02:33:28 02:33:44 02:36:32 T794 T794 TA73 TA73 T815 T862 T862 T794 T943 T862 PD06 PU 3C22 TO:PD25, *** WHAT RESCUE AND ENGINE RESPONDED AND TIME PLZ *** 2:40:07 PD25 PU TO:PD06, ENG 11 AND RESCUE 12 RESPONDED •• ARRIVED OS AT .2233HRS AND .. TRANSPORTED AT 2245HRS ..... AND ARRIVED OS AT HOSPITAL AT •• ,,,2252HRS,AT .MEMORIAL 02:43:36 T783 CLOC-ONS 3C54 HARDING ST/ATLANTIC AV,CLB 02:46:20 PD05 INSRVICE IM13 02:47:12 PDOS INSRVICE IMl 02:57:47 PD06 CLEAR ST3 ADV 03:04:10 PD06 MISC 3A52, PS T97 W/LIGHTS 03:28:20 T846 CLEAR 1A8 FILED 03:.09 PDOl SUPP RP:HOMICIDE DET ROBBINS\TX:PER CP NEED A UNIT TO RELIEVE DE30 SO HE CAN FILE , UNIT NEEDS TO SIT WITH SUSP •• SHOULD ONLY BE ANOTHER HOUR OR SO .. THEN TRANSP HIM TO JAIL OR WHEREVER FROM THERE (IF JAIL WONT ACCEPT HIMJ .. I HAVE DE30 CELL IF UNIT NEEDS IT 03:48:26 PD06 VIEWED 04:03:23 PDOl PU TO:PD25, NEED ON CALL CARPENTER TO RESP TO HARDING /ATL, HOMICIDE DET'S NEED SOME 2 BY 4'S TO HELP "SHORE UP" SOME FALLIN SUPPORT BEAMS, HE CAN T21 DET HERZOG AT 577 8377 FOR FURTHER INFO IF NEEDED 04:08:03 T783 CHGLOC 3C54 400 W FILE 04 :10:07 PD25 PU TO:PD06, CARPENTER IS ER, ETA 35-40 04:11 :52 T808 BACK-ENR 3A53 3A49 04:11 :52 T808 ID 3A49 <5243>LAWRENCE ,ALEX J 04 :19 :02 PD25 CLEAR DE3 FILED 04:19:19 T783 CHGLOC 3C54 400 W FILE/LEAVE ON 04:19 :24 T783 ONSCENE 3C54 04:30:53 PD06 INSRVICE IMlO 04:39:26 PD06 CHGLOC IM9 STA/FILING 04:50:52 T791 BACK-ENR DE30 168A 04:50:52 T791 ID 168A <6277>VARGAS,BENJAMIN 04:51:55 T808 CHGLOC 3A49 OT STAT 04:51:59 T808 ONSCENE 3A49 4:54:48 T791 JDIC Q 168A 4ESU572 4:58 :00 PD06 CLOC-ONS IM9 HOMICI DE 4:59:32 T942 CHGLOC 3A53 MEMORIAL 5:00:29 PD06 BACK-ENR DE30 3A82 5:00:29 PD06 ID 3A82 <10125>WOODS,BRENT <5977>TROUT, ROBERT HI.PAGE N0.0008 5708 BC16 01-07-2009 08:35 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CALLS -FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE 05:02:11 T942 CHGLOC 05:03 :26 T942 CHGLOC Printed by CL8\,;1t:U':>lu 1/23i2019 33517 PM 3A53 HARDI NG ST/ATLANTIC AV,CLB 3A53 MEMORIAL Page 6 P-z inte6 for: BC16/5708 Wed Jan 07 08:35 :17 2009 05 :07:23 T942 ONSCENE 05:07:43 T807 JDIC 05:08:19 TA03 INSRVICE 3A53 Q DE32 3BEE536 3A82 168A I 05:08 :51 T791 ONSCENE 05:11:26 T942 CHGLOC PS •• •33 T791 TRANSPRT 05. 28 PD04 CHGLOC 3A53 HARDING ST/LINDEN AV,CLB 168A JAIL 05: :07 T791 ONSCENE 05:18:39 T942 ONSCENE 05:47:47 T794 CLOC-ONS 05:48:05 PD04 INSRVICE 06:02:18 T772 BACK-ENR 06:02:18 T772 ID 06:02:41 T791 CHGLOC 06:13:53 T783 PREEMPT 06:17:50 T791 ONSCENE 06:19:36 T791 CHGLOC DE30 400 W BROADWAY,CLB, WITH 168A 168A 3A53 3A52 F /0 -POPPY AI2 168A 1A36 1A36 <6290>HYNES,MICHAEL 168A ATLANTIC AV/HARDING 3C54 168A 168A Cl4 IM9 168A 168A 400W 168A ST,CLB 06:22:21 PD04 PREEMPT 06:28:08 T791 ONSCENE 06:28:26 T791 CHGLOC 06:28:28 T791 ONSCENE 06:33 :17 T810 CHGLOC 06:33 :19 PD04 926 06:34:18 PD25 PU 06:34:22 T810 ONSCENE 06:43:15 PD04 INSRVICE 06 :49 :05 T791 CLEAR 06:58:43 PD07 PREEMPT 07:00:12 PD08 BACK-ONS 07:00:12 PD08 ID 07:00:37 PD08 PU 3C22 NPSS 3S32 TO :PD25, -HARDING, FLATBED TO:PD04, 926A ETA 30 3C22 1A36 168A TRANS 3S32 3C22 3S32 3S32 <5653>ALU,ARRON A TO: PD2 5, NEED CARPENTER TO RETURN TO .ii HARDING HE KNOWS WHAT NEEDS TO BE TAKEN CARE OF 07:05:02 PD25 PU TO:PD08, GET ANSWER MACHINE FOR CARPENTER, LEFT MSG, WILL TRY PAGER 07:.,20 T794 PREEMPT 3A52 07: 4 PD07 INSRVICE 3S32 07: :56 T808 INSRVICE 3A49 07:19:09 PD25 PU TO:PD08, ETA APPROX 45 ON CARPENTER 07:19:19 PD07 INSRVICE 3C52 07:19:51 PD07 INSRVICE 3C22 07:30:57 PD07 INSRVICE DE35 07:31:17 PD07 INSRVICE IM7 07:31:46 PD07 INSRVICE 3C21 07:32:21 PD07 BACK-ENR DE31 07:32:21 PD07 ID 3B22 07 :32:21 PD07 ID 3B54 07:32:45 PD07 BACK-ONS DE31 07:33:25 PD07 CHGLOC 3B22 07 :34:14 PD07 CHGLOC 3B54 07:39:48 T783 ONSCENE 3B22 07:40:28 T862 PREEMPT 3A83 3B22 3B54 <5555>STAES ,LEROY P <10153>RODRIGUEZ,JOSE 3S32, STILL HERE HARDING ST/JANICE ST,CLB HARDING ST/LINDEN AV,CLB CHIQ PAGE NO.0009 5708 BC16 01-07-2009 08:35 LONG BEACH POLI CE DEPARTMENT CALLS-FOR-SERVI CE INQUIRY RESPONSE 07:46:20 T942 INSRVICE 3A53 07:59:38 T844 CLOC-ONS DE31 400 W / FILE 08:02:23 PD07 INSRVICE 420 08:02:23 PD07 INSRVICE 444 08:02:28 PD07 INSRVICE IMll 08:02:31 PD07 INSRVICE IM12 08:02:42 PD07 INSRVICE 3C84 08:.11 PD07 CLOC-ONS OHS 400 W 08: 4 PD07 CLOC-ONS 3S32 NPSS 08: :41 PD07 INSRVICE E l 08:04:09 PD07 INSRVICE DE31 08:04:17 PD07 INSRVI CE Ll0 08:05:15 PD07 INSRVI CE OHS Printed by Page 7 CLBl,m;u;,lu '1 2312019 3.35 rn Pfvl 151 P-~int:e ci f or : BC16/5708 08:0 5:21 PD07 INSRVICE 3B54 08;05 :25 PD07 INSRVICE DE30 08:05 :37 PD07 INSRVICE DE32 08:05:37 PD07 INSRVICE DE33 08:06 :53 T783 MISC 3B22, CARPENTER T97 08.. 15 T783 MISC 3B22, STANDING BY WITH CARPENTERS 0 :39 PD07 INSRVICE 3S32 09:3 :25 T783 INSRVICE 3B22 09:30 :25 T783 CLOSE bPERATOR ASSIGNMENTS: **** REPORT COMPLETED**** Printed by CLB\orcusto 1 •,23120• o 3:35:20 PM PD08 T8 10 T943 TA42 T815 T845 T783 T826 8364 SHEELY,JENNIFER S 5789 LY,SOVANNA 10002 SANDOVAL,ARISTEO 5991 ZAMORA,CHRISTOPHER 6102 AUSTIN ,COREY J 6222 LUYBEN,PAUL A 6121 DOMINGUEZ,OSCAR R 6260 MOODY,CHRISTIAN F Page 8 Wed Jan 07 0 8 :3 5 :17 2009 A 1 ,._..,,.. 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SPILLANE • Chlef Deputy District Attorney CURTIS A. HAZELL• Assistant District Attorney August 5, 2009 Chief Anthony W. Batts Long Beach Police Department 333 W. Ocean Boulevard Long Beach, California 90802 RE: J.S.I.D. # 09-0001 L.B.P.D. DR# 08-97038 Dear Chief Batts: JANICE L. MAURIZI • Director 0 _, The Justice System Integrity Division of the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office has completed its review of the December 31, 2008, non-fatal shooting of Anthony Johnson by Long Beach Police Department Officers Adam Rim and Carlos Del Real. We have determined that these officers acted lawfully in self-defense and the defense of others. The following analysis is based upon a series of reports prepared by the Long Beach Police Department (LBPD) and submitted to this office on June 5, 2009. The District Attorney Command Center was notified of this shooting at 10:27 p.m. on December 31, 2008. The District Attorney Response Team, consisting of Deputy District Attorney Christian Gullon and District Attorney Senior Investigator Deborah Winston, responded to the shooting location where they received a briefing and "walk-through" of the scene and participated in witness interviews. No compelled statements were presented or considered for purposes ofthis analysis. FACTUAL ANALYSIS On December 31, 2008, at 10:27 p.m., Long Beach Police Officers Adam Rim and Carlos Del Real were on uniformed patrol in a marked black and white police car. As the officers drove northbound on Linden A venue, approaching Harding Street, Rim observed a burgundy Toyota Camry driven by Anthony Johnson directly in front of their patrol car. Rim ran the Camry's license plate which returned as stolen from Garden Grove, California. Del Real proceeded to follow the car as Johnson turned east on Harding. Rim notified dispatch that he and Del Real were following the car and dispatch confirmed that the Camry was reported stolen. Johnson turned left on Poppy Street from Atlantic and opened the driver's door as the car was still moving which gave the appearance he was about to flee on foot. Johnson then swerved back into traffic and ran two stop signs at Poppy and Elm Avenue Printed by GLB,ercusto 1 l2312Ulcl 3.36·ot1 PM Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center 210 West Temple Street Los Angeles, CA 90012-3210 (213) 974--3888 WEBSITE: http://da.co.la.ca.us Chief Anthony W. Batts August 5, 2009 Page 2 of6 and Elm and Harding Street. Rim advised dispatch of the pursuit and be received approval for the pursuit from Sgt. Alu. Johnson turned eastbound on Janice Street and collided with a parked car as the street curved north. Johnson appeared to prepare to exit the car ag.t continued driving northbound on Ja~1Lce Street and turned into an apartment complex at . Harding Street. Johnson drove through the apatiment parking lot which consisted of rows of garages on either side of the driveway that is fifteen· feet wide. The officers followed Jolmson to the north end of the alleyway where it ended at a black wrought iron fence. Del ReaJ stopped the patrol car fifteen feet behind Johnson's car. Rim exited the passenger side and used the door for co_ver as he removed his firearm with bis left hand and illuminated Johnson's car with a flashlight in his right hand. Rim gave Johnson verbal commands to exit his car. Rim also became aware of several people in the apartment garages and became concerned either Johnson had directed the pursuit towards a known location of bis, or that these people were caught in a situation close to a dangerous, possibly anued, individual. Johnson did not comply with Rim's orders and remained in the car with the engine running. Johnson put the car in reverse and drove at a high speed in Rim's direction. Rim closed his car door so that he would not be pinned between the door and the patrol car's frame. As he did this he retreated, in fear, towards the back of the patrol car and he began to fire his handgun at Johnson. Rim continued to fire as the car moved in his direction and brushed him as it drove past. Johnson's car crashed through a. closed garage door. Rim noticed bis firearm was empty and reloaded as Johnson revved the engine trying to dislodge his car from the garage door wreckage. Rim pointed his firearm at Johnson and ordered him to get out of the car. Johnson replied that he was hit, exited the car and got on the ground. Johnson kept his hands underneath his body while officers instructed him to place his arms behind his back. In order to gain complianc~, Rim struck Johnson on his left shoulder four or five times with bis flashlight. Johnson stopped resisting and allowed Del Real to handcuff him. Once handcuffed, officers evaluated the extent of Johnson's injuries. He was shot in bis left forearm and had a graze wound to his upper left back. While en route to the hospital, Johnson gave a false name to Officer Zamora who accompanied him in the ambulance. He spontaneously stated to Officer Zamora that he "messed up" and "didn't cooperate with the police." Later, be told Officer Zamora that his true name was Anthony Johnson. Del Real indicated when Johnson reversed his car in Rim's direction, he yelled for Johnson to stop his car. Del Real lost sight of Rim and feared he was struck by Johnson's car. Del Real fired once in Johnson's direction as it drove towards the closed garage door past Rim's last !mown position. Printed by l,L!::l'orcLSIO 11/231ZJ' ll '.3:3TOU PM Chief Anthony W. Batts August 5, 2009 Page 3 of6 Once the car crashed through the garage door, Del Real noticed Johnson duck several times below the steering wheel. Johnson raised and lowered his head and revved the engine as the car rocked forward. Del Real feared the car was now heading in his direction so he fired at Johnson five times. Johnson then placed his hands up, exited the car, and got on the ground as directed by the officers. However, when Del Real tried to handcuff Johnson, Johnson refused to bring his hands out from beneath his body and the officers could not get controJ of Johnson's hands. Del Rea] gained control of Johnson's left arm while Rim struck Johnson on his upper right ann. Jobnson was handcuffed and officers recovered a flat-head screwdriver from Johnson ,s right front pants pocket. · After bis arrest, Johnson gave several conflicting statements to police officers. He first spoke with Detective Robbins on the evening of the shooting while in the Long Beach Memorial Hospital Emergency Room. Robbins advised Johnson of his rights which Johnson stated he understood and waived. Officer Zamora and District Attorney Investigator Winston were present during the interview. Johnson stated he spent the dayaJiis frien~and (no further descriptlon). The Toyota Camry belonged to~d he loaned the car to ohnson use it. Johnson went to the area of the shooting to meet a girl named He did not know her phone number or address but be remembered bow to get there. As he approached the house he was confronted by three males and recognized one of the males as someone "he got into it" with previously. One of the males had a gun so he returned to the Camry. He heard shots as be entered the Camry so he left at a high rate of speed. He then saw bright lights behind him and thought the three males were chasing him. He did not realize police officers were behind him until he stopped in the apartment building driveway. He placed the car in reverse but the patrol car blocked the Camry. Johnson heard the officers shouting at him so he put his hands up. The car went in reverse but he did not place his foot on the pedal and because his hands were up, he was unable to control tl1e car's direction. Johnson did not mention any problems with the arrest. Two days later, on January 3, 2009, Detectives Evans and Lasch contacted Johnson in Los Angeles County Men's Central Jail. Detectives advised Johnson of his rights and obtained a written and signed waiver. Lasch asked Johnson about the stolen Camry. Initially Johnson repeated the story given to Robbins. He added that he was shown a copy of the Camry's registration when he was gjven the car. Johnson stated he did not know the car was stolen and was on his way to return the car to his friend when he was stopped by the police. He was scared by the earlier confrontation and did not see the patrol car's emergency lights. He finally saw the patrol car lights in the apartment driveway and as he prepared to back up, he heard someone say, "don't do it, don't do it." At this point in the interview Johnson became emotionally upset and decided to tell the detectives "everything." He proceeded to give detectives an exhaustive and detail~ what took place prior to the shooting. He stated on the morning of December 31st- gave Johnson a shaved key in order to steal the Camry which Jolmson did. Later that day around Printed by CLB\er:::usto 1 1123/2019 3: 37 01 PM Chief Anthony W. Batts August 5, 2009 Page4of6 9: 30 p.m., he went to Long Beach to visit his friend As he was leaving, he was confronted by a gang member he knew from middle school. The gang member displayed a gun as Johnson drove off and Johnson heard two gunshots as he drove away.1 Johnson believed he was being followed by.the individual and attempted to elude the person but after two minutes be realized the car was a marked black and white patrol car. He attempted to stop the car and jump out but the seat belt was stuck and he was unable to exit He tried this maneuver again right before the police activated their red lights and siren. Johnson ignored the police and continued to drive until be arrived at the apartment complex. He heard the officers' commands very clearly but he remained scared and stated he just wanted to get out·of the alley and away from the police. He put the car in reverse and stepped on the gas pedal all the way to the _floor. Johnson knew the officers were out of their car but could not see them as he attempted to maneuver his car around the patrol car. He could have brushed against one of the officers, but he did not mean to hit him. Johnson estimated that the space between the garages and the patrol car was wide enough for him to pass through but that a person standing by the patrol car would have been hit. Johnson heard one gunshot as he drove past the patrol car and coUided with the closed garage door. Johnson heard the car "riddled" with bullets. After the collision, he may have stepped on the gas pedal as he turned the steering wheel to drive away but he was not sure. He ducked down to avoid being shot. Johnson noticed the officers were wearing black unifom1S with badges. He Jisten.ed to officers when they ordered him out of the car. He was hit repeatedly even though he followed the officers' directions. He was then taken to the hospital for treatment. Detectives spoke with over nineteen witnesses who were in the vicinity of the incident. The majority of the statements were consistent with each other. On JanuJW, 2009, Detective Evans spoke with~ho was attending a birthday party at~. Harding Street when the incident occurred. She stated the party was s_et up in the garage and she estimated twenty friends and family members were in attendance. She heard a car speeding down the alley towards the garages when she saw the car stop at the wrought iron fence. The car stopped for a few seconds and ~hen she heard the squeal of tires as the car moved in reverse. From her positio.n she could not see the patrol car but could see the glare from the flashing blue and red lights. After the car sped away in reve~ost sight of the car. She then heard five gunshots and a crash. Officers accompanied-to look at the crashed vel1icle which she identified as the one she had seen stopped at the fence and then reverse. On January 1, 2009, at 2:30 a.m. said he was at a garage party when he saw a car drive down the alleyway followed by a patrol car. The car stopped abruptly and the patrol car stopped behind it. He heard the police speaking English to the driver but ilid not know what they 1 Lasch checked with Long Beach Police Department Dispatch to determine if they had received reports of gunshots in the area of Janice, Harding and Smith Streets. Tl1e Dispatch center had not received any calls. Printed by CLB ,ei-•:usto ' , 23/2018 3 37: 13 PM Chief Anthony W. Batts August 5, 2009 Page 5 of6 said because he speaks Spanish. The car suddenly reversed towards the patrol car and the officers started shooting. He heard the car crash into the garage but did not see it. _,as in~erviewed and stated he was standing at tbe open garage door when the Camry stopped with a patrol car behind it. The driver started to exit the Camry but retumed to his seat when he looked in the patrol car's direction. The driver put the car in reverse and he then heard six to seven gunshots. -heard these shots at least one second after the car traveled in reverse~cers were out of their car at that time and they were speaking to the driver in English. -added he was gathering children and moving them out of the. way of the Camry when he saw it move in reverse. He did not see the car crash into the garage ~nd only heard it. • • I • ewed who stated she was in the middle of the garage alley with l nd her mother when the Camry entered the alley and accelerated in their . direction. She feared for her life and the other pedestrians as they avoided the oncoming car by running out of the way. A patrol car then entered the garage alley and followed the Camry to the end of the alley. The Camry stopped and then after a few seconds accelerated in reverse. She beard the officers yelling "Stop, stop, stop" and then beard seven gunshots. She then beard the car crash. Detectives Lasch and Evans located six spent .45 caliber casings that belonged to Del ReaJ's duty weapon. They located fourteen spend .40 caliber casings that belonged to Rim 's duty weapon. Detectives located bullet impacts on the rear of Johnson car and the driver's side of the car from the back quarter panel to the front end. CONCLUSION California law permits the use of deadly force in self-defense or in the defense of another if it reasonably appears that the person claiming the right of self-defense actually and reasonably believed that be was in danger of great bodily injury OT death. People v. Randle (200,?) 35 Cal. 4th 987,994; People v. Mercer (1962) 210 Cal. App. 2d 153,161. In protecting himself or another, a person may use all force which he believes reasonably necessary and which would.appear to a reasonable person, in the same or similar circumstances, to be necessary to prevent imminent injury. CALCRIM 3470. Where the pe1il is swift and imminent and the necessity for action immediate, the law does not weigh into nice scales the conduct of the assailed and say he shall not be justified in killing because he might have resorted to other means to secure his safety. People v. Collins (1961) 189 Cal.App.2d 575. A police officer may use deadly force in the apprehension of a suspect where the officer has probable cause to believe that the suspect poses a threat of death or serious physical harm to the officer or others. If the suspect threatens the officer with a weapon or there is probable cause to Printed by CLB,erct.sto I 1/2:Y2'.J g 3.37 o5 PM Chief Anthony W. Batts August 5, 2009 Page6 of6 believe that he has committed a crime involving the infliction or threatened infliction of serious physical harm, deadly force may be used if necessary to prevent escape. Tennessee v. Gamer (1985) 471 U.S. 1, 11. The evidence examined in this investigation shows that Officers Del Real and Rim had reason to believe Anthony Johnson was driving a stolen Toyota Camry. When they attempted to stop the vehicle, Johnson drove in a reckless manner that indicated a wanton disregard for persons and property. On several occasions Johnson stopped the car and appeared to exit the vehicle only to return to the driver's seat and continue his reckless driving and evasion. He sped down a narrow driveway which caused pedestrians to quickly move in order to avoid a potentially grave.injury. The operation of the stolen car in this manner placed Long Beach citizens and the officers in danger. Johnson eventually put himself in a position from which he could no longer escape. Rather than surrender, he elected to place his car in reverse and accelerate towards the officers. In fear for his life, Officer Rim fired his weapon at Johnson. Officer Del Real, believing that Rim was in mortal danger, also responded with gun fire. Johnson's actions placed Officer Rim in imminent danger of death or great bodily injury causing Officers Rim and Del Real to respond with deadly force. We find that Officers Adam Rim and Carlos Del Real acted reasonably and lawfully in self-defense and defense of others when they used deadly force against Anthony Johnson. We are closing our file and will take no further action in this matter. Very truly yours, STEVE COOLEY ·:;tp;rn~ PAUL NUNEZ Deputy District Attorney (213) 974-3888 c: Officer Adam Rim, Serial Number 6101 Officer Carlos Del Real, Serial Number 6228 Printed by CLB\ercu5to 11123/2019 3 3706 PM LONG BEACH DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE PRIORS SUMMARY SHEET (Please fill out one sheet per suspect) Today's Date: Arrest Date: ® l '2... / 3 l / 0 i ------------ SUSPECT: -::::S"t>\-hvSOl\,,J, ~/ , (..vE:;Lt_ ~ ,, Alias: {!,LR,.c..Jc., € '' />(1,.[f"'Vtv~ 0'ftl"\:7)A Sex: N Race: (3, Birthdate: c) \ I I S / ~~ BOOKING NUMBER: I 7 L/ '1 i 2. 7 MAIN NUMBER: ____________ _ - SSN: DRIVER'S UCENSE: Ya, C0> (>.c... lo~~ (f.,i) ". ~ Charges: b6 '-\ l 1 ~7 p . t. > ? ~o o , '?-{.A)"\/· c... Weapon Used: V e'-\-1 c..tt= __ .,___..=;_:,::._ ________ _ Arresting Agency: UP 9 ----'=------------ Officer(s): S , CAs~ / M t:."'l,a\~1'--S- Detail: ___ :....1,-4-o~_l-A_._, t,.-=--to_<:::::_-= ________ _ Phone: Sot s,c _-, "1..1...{ '-f RELATED FILES SECRET ARIES: Please order the above D.A. files that are circled. CUSTODY: X YES ___ No lX FOR PRIORS UNIT (Paralegals) 2X REVIEWED FOR PRIORS: 3X ----- ______ ALLEGEABLEPRIORS __ No Allegeable Priors __ No Hits I No Crim,jnal Record __ Pending Case (PC 120'22.1) __ On Probation: --------- __ On Diversion: --------- __ On Parole: ---------- __ Non-Automated Rap Sheet: ----- CONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT BOOKING FEE REIMBURSEMENT Section A ARRESTEE NAME BOOKING NO. I 7 '-f q f!;-;J 7 OFFENSE L/ (f fl/// S 7 J .ble by at-. CITY CITE & RELEASE? __ _ O.R ___ _ ARRESTING OFFICER Zl1-t191?d= $'7~/ CDL DOB _ __.__,_._.~,-v--NAME 01011 LBPD _ BAILIFF/DET: LBPD BKG $122) COUNTY BKG _($145.84) Non-consolidated fee LBPD & COUNTY 8KG _ ($255.52) LBPD fee + consolidated fee $122. + 133.52 Section B COURT INFORMATION: COURT CASE NO. ------------ You are ordered to pay the sum of _____ to the City of Long Beach. Payment must be received by the Long Beach Police Department within 30 days. CONVICTION DATE: ___ _ ORDERED BY JUDICIAL OFFICER: ______________ _ By authority of Gov. Code Sec. 29550, 29550.1, 29550.2, 29550.3 (Please return this form to the Long Beach Police Department for processing.) INSTRUCTIONS ARRESTING OFFICER/BAILIFF: Arresting officer will be responsible for providing information in Section A, EXCEPT "Bailiff/Det" section . This form will be attached to all cases resulting in an arrest and booking, except bench warrants, foreign jurisdiction warrants and parole violation arrests. DO NOT SEPARATE COPIES. LONG BEACH P.O. RECORDS PERSONNEL: Attach all copies to the Investigations Bureau case copies. DO NOT SEPARATE COPIES. COURT CLERK: The Court Clerk will be responsible for providing information in Section B, other than the sum to be paid, and placing the form in the defendant's file. Upon conviction, the Judicial Officer will order defendant to reimburse the CITY OF LONG BEACH. 1. Forward white original to the LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT. 2. Retain yellow copy of form for court records. 3. Supply defendant with pink copy of form before defendant leaves courtroom. NOTICE TO ARRESTED PERSON: You have been ordered to reimburse booking fees. The amount due is payable in cash, money order, or cashier's check made payable to the LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT. Within 30 days of conviction, payment must either be made by mail to: THE LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT, BOOKING FEE PAYMENT, 400 West Broadway, Long Beach, CA 90802, or you must pay in person at the above address. Payments are accepted seven days per week, 24 hours per day. YOU MUST INCLUDE A COPY OF THIS FORM WITH EITHER PAYMENT CHOICE. Call (562) 570-7260 with questions. THIS ORDER IS A CIVIL JUDGEMENT AGAINST YOU. THE CITY OF LONG BEACH HAS THE RIGHT TO USE ALL LEGAL MEANS TO COLLECT, IF YOU DO NOT PAY. P~rfifi~(f>by CLB1or.:l1&l0 11/23:2010 3 U 14 PM TO: Name: Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department MAJOR CRIMES BUREAU METRO DETAIL 11515 South Collma Road, Room c~111 Whittier, CA 90604 PIN: (562) 522-2024 Fax#: (323) 415-3740 E-MAIL jlmejia@lasd.org FAX TRANSMITTAL FORM Det. c. Zamora Unit: Long Beach P .D. Fax # (562) 570-5243 Phone# COMMENTS: Here Is the copy of that Stolen Vehicle report. Sent by: DET. J. MEJIA Date/Time: 01M01-09, 1010 HRS. 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PURSUANT TO SECTION 6254 OF Tl1E GOVERNMENT CODE I, HEFIElrr (1>0} (DO NOT) ELECT TO EXERCISE MY RIGH'r TO PRIVACY. SCR~!N!N!} F,A~ORS YES NO YES NO ~ □ 1. SUSPECT IN CUSTODY ~ □ 7. GENERAL SUSPECT OE'SCRIPT10N ~ 0 2. SUSPECT N.AME'D/Kl'JOWN ~ D 8. <3ENEAAL VEHICLE DESCRIF'TION I&! D 3. UNIOUE SUSPECT IDENTIFIERS D ~ 9. UNIQUE M.O. OR P/.\iTSRN 181 □ 4. VEHICLE IN CUSTODY D 8 10, SIGNIFICANT PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 0 ® S. UNIQUE VEHICLE IDENTIFIERS 181 □ 11. TRACEABLE STOLEN PROPERTY □9 .,.,_~ h. 6. WRITER I REVIEWER OISOAETION D 8 12. MULTIPLE WITNESSES ,nt \I ,,....,.,..... • 15H•,.....,·,._ .• ·-••l CLl:l\orcusto 1 ',23'20-u 3:3/:2' PM COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES $HE;R.IFF'S DEPARTMENT INCIDENT REPORT .. NARRATIVE UIIN 608,,07 418-6861 ·091 PAGEJ OF 4 ON THE INDICATED DATE AND TIME I WA$ TRAVELING W/8 IMPERIAL HWY TOWARD LAKEWOOD BLVD. I SAW A VEHICLE TURN SIB LAKEWOOD BLVD FROM IMPERIAL HWY WITH TINTED FRONT WINDOWS. THE VEHICLE ALSO DID NOT SIGNAL FOR THE TURN. I INITIATED A TRAFFIC STOP IN ORDER TO CITE THE DRIVER FOR THE VIOLATION AT LAKEWOOD BLVD/ DALEN STREET, CITY OF DOWNEY. I CONTACTED THE DRIVER, $/JOHNSON WHO TOLD ME HE DID NOT HAVE ANY FORM OF IDENTIFICATION WITH HIM. HE ALSO INITIALLY SAID THE VEHICLE WAS HIS. I ORDERED JOHNSON OUT OF THE VEHICLE AND AGAIN ASKED HIM FOR IDENTIFICATION. JOHNSON AGAIN SAID HE DID NOT HAVE ANY IDENTIFICATION AND SAID I COULD SEARCH HIM. I ASKED JOHNSON IF HE HAD ANYTHING ILLEGAL ON HIS PERSON AND HE SAID NO AND THAT I COULD SEARCH HIM . WHILE SEARCHING $/JOHNSON, I LOCATED A HARD JAGGED WHITE OBJECT IN THE RIGHT PANTS COIN POCKET. I IMMEOIATEL Y RECOGNIZED THE OBJECT AS BEING A PIECE OF A PORCELAIN SPARK PLUG. BASED ON MY TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE IN AUTO THEFT AND AUTO BURGLARY INVESTIGATIONS, I KNOW THAT PIECES OF THE PORCELAIN PORTION OF THE SPARK PLUGS ARE USED TO BREAK CAR WINDOWS IN ORDER TO STEAL OR BURGLARIZE THEM. I ARRESTED JOHNSON FOR POSSESSION OF BURGLARY TOOLS -466 PC. WHILE SPEAKING TO JOHNSON, I NOTICED THAT HE WAS VERY NERVOUS AND KEPT ASKING IF THE CAR HE WAS DRIVING WAS STOLEN. I ASKED HIM AGAIN WHO THE CAA BELONGED TO AND HE SAID I ASKED HIM HOW HE KNEW-AND HE SAID THAT TOLD HIM TO USE THE CAR TO GIVE A FEMALE COMPANION A RIDE HOME. I ADVISED $/JOHNSON OF H1S MIRANDA RIGHTS PER SH·AD-477 AND HE STATED HE UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED TO SPEAK TO ME WITHOUT AN ATTORNEY PRESENT. Printed by CLB,erCLStO 1112312'.) g 3.3722 PM COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT INCIDENT REPORT -NARRATIVE 608-07 41 8-6861-091 JOHNSON SAID HE DID NOT KNOW WHAT THE SPARK PLUG CHIPS WERE USED FOR AND HE WOULD NEVER BREAK INTO CARS. WHEN I ASKED JOHNSON AGAIN WHO GAVE HIM 1HE CAR TO USE, HE REPLIED THAT A GIRL GAVE HIM THE KEYS WHILE HE WAS AT A MOTEL ROOM, NFD. HE STATED THAT HE THOUGHT THE CAR MIGHT BE STOLEN AND ASKED THE GIRL TO SEE THE KEYS TO THE CAR. HE SAID THE GIRL TOLD HIM THE CAR WAS NOT STOLEN. I EXPLAINED TO JOHNSON THAT HE HAD EARLIER TOLD ME HIM THE CAR, AND HE SEEMED TO BECOME CONFUSED AND SAID AGAIN THAT A MAN IDENTIFYING HIMSELF AS GAVE HIM THE KEYS TO THE CAR. I EXPLAINED TO JOHNSON THAT HE STORY KEEPS CONFLICTING WITH WHAT HE SAID EARLIER AND HE INSISTED THAT HE WAS JUST TRYING TO HELP HIS FRIENDS OUT AND DIDN'T KNOW THE CAR WAS STOLEN. I SENT DEPUTY VELOZ #453087 (6858) TO THE REGISTERED OWNER'S ADDRESS IN ORDER TO SEE IF HE KNEW WHERE HIS VEHICLE (90 TOYT CAMRY, CA. LIC 5VLX119). PRIOR TO DEPUTY VELOZ ARRIVING AT THE REGISTERED OWNER'S ADDRESS I WAS ABLE TO CONTACT (R/O) VIA TELEPHONE. -TOLD ME HE LAST SAW HIS VEHICLE PARKED IN FRONT OF HIS HOUSE ON 12-25-08 AT APPROX 1600 HRS. HE SAID HE WENT OUTSIDE TO SEE IF HIS CAR WAS STILL AT THE LOCATION WHEN I CALLED HIM AND CONFIRMED IT WAS MISSING. HE STATED THE VEHICLE WAS LOCKED PRIOR TO THE THEFT AND NO ONE HAD PERMISSION TO DRIVE THE CAR. HE STATED HE STILL HAD THE KEYS TO THE VEHICLE WITH HIM. DEPUTY VELOZ WROTE THE STOLEN VHICLE REPORT FOR MR. - BASED ON THE ABOVE INFORMATION, I ALSO CHARGED JOHNSON WITH AUTO THEFT- 87(0) PC. JOHNSON WAS TRANSPORTED TO AND BOOKED AT CENTURY STATION WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE DAY SHIFT WATCH COMMANDER, LIEUTENANT OBENBERGER. THE ARREST WAS PLACED INTO THE ARREST LOG BY WATCH DEPUTY RILEY. 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Transmit Header Text Local Name 1 LBPD HOMICIDE Total Pages Scanned : 4 DRU 08-97038 Local Name 2 This document: Confirmed (reduced sample and detai ls below) Document size : 8. S"x 11 " LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CRIME LABORATORY PHOTOGRAPHY LABORATORY REQUEST FOR PHOTOGRAPH COPIES FAX REQUESTS TO (562) 570..7689 DATEREOUESTE0 TIMEREOUESTEO DUEDATE COUATDATE 06119/09 • 10:69 Hows ' ASAP REO ESTED BY: DETAIL Homi<:ldo PHONBI 6S74 CRIME LASS 664-187/0lS' ,_. Evans VICTIM NAME: Olfocor~ Am & Doi Real SUSPECT NAME/ BOOKING# I PKG/! AntllOny Johruion #I 749827 VEHICLE YEAR I MAKE/ MOOEL / COLOR I LICENSE PLATE#/ VIN# 3BEE536 PRINTS OF EACH NEGATIVE NEEDED: 0 YES x NO PRINT SIZE: x 3.5X5 (PROOF) 0 5X7 oax10 □OTHER NS/COMMENTS: . Harding Street, and suspect vehicle LBPD Tow Yard RECEIVED BY: DATE: ---,-------------------- Total Pages Confirmed : 4 No. Job Remote Station Start Time Duration Pages Line Mode 001 357 12345 Abbreviations: HS: Host send HR: Host receive WS: ~Pfl!H@.~ by 11 :02:53 a.m. 05-19-2009 00:00:45 PL: Polled local PR: Polled remote MS: Mailbox save MP: Mailbox print CP: Completed FA: Fall CLB\<)lt;U~IIJ 1{23/2019 3.37.3 PM 4/4 EC TU· Terminated by user TS· Terminated by system RP: Report Job Type Results HS CP28800 G3: Group 3 EC: Error Correct DR# 08-97038 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CRIME LABORATORY PHOTOGRAPHY LABORATORY REQUEST FOR PHOTOGRAPH COPIES FAX REQUESTS TO (562) 570-7689 DATE REQUESTED TIME REQUESTED DUE DATE 05/19/09 10:59 Hours ASAP COURT DATE REQUESTED BY: DETAIL PHONE# CRIME CLASS Evans Homicide 5574 664-187/OIS VICTIM NAME: Officers Rim & Del Real SUSPECT NAME/ BOOKING# / PKG# Anthony Johnson #17 49827 VEHICLE YEAR / MAKE/ MODEL/ COLOR / LICENSE PLATE#/ VIN# 3BEE 536 PRINTS OF EACH NEGATIVE NEEDED: □ YES x NO PRINT SIZE: x 3.SXS (PROOF) 0 5X7 08X10 0 OTHER NS/COMMENTS: SPECIAL INSTR 01S Location R/0 . Harding Street, and suspect vehicle LBPD Tow Yard RECEIVED BY: DATE: Printed by CLBlarcust,J 1 ,23'20' g :l 37 32 PM City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve Date: Time: o1!35 To: Supervisor, Fleet Towing Operations From: Long Beach Police Department Subject: VEHICLE IMPOUNDS -"HOLD" INSTRUCTIONS TO TOWING OPERATIONS Fleet Services Towing Operations will no longer honor verbal telephonic requests (nor through FoxTow) to place or remove holds from vehicles. Vehicles impounded for investigation will be held for ten business days unless a permanent hold is placed on the vehicle. This is your written authority to·: PLACE HOLD: D Per111anent hold. Do not release without authorization. D Permanent hold. OK to lien sale. REMOVE HOLD: □ Remove hold for ______ only. (type of crime) ~ Remove all holds. Suspect O Victim ~ Owner notified? {;ilVes .0 No DR# INVOICE# LIC# (or entire VIN# if no plates) o~-C\1o3 8 5bbS'-tS '3 B,E€. S'3-t) LAST40FVIN YEAR/MAKE / MODEL J.tq7 ~ °l l T0'1o-n+ C.A-ti.LL{ I --... COMMENTS: All towing and storage fees are due unless a separate "Authorization to Waive Storage and/or Impound Fees" (PD Form 4100.24) is completed. By: M. C.JAcl> Name (printed) In.~~ Sgnature 510?> DID# /-b;).11 ll.\0£ Detail FAX to Tow Yard at extension 8-2840. Original to case file. 72-'f:~ Phonext. Printed bv -. .... 1...B\cr .t·:,to 23i2 9 33718 PM PD FORM 4200 (Revised 1•04} Date: TRANSMISSICN VERIFICATION REPORT DATE,Tit-£ FAX NO./NAfwE DURATION PAGE(S) RESULT MODE City of Long Beach Working Together to SeM! Time: 03/04 07 :20 82840 00:00:14 01 OK STANDARD ECM o7!3.S TIME : 03/04/2009 07:21 NAME : LCN3 BEAa-i ROBBERY FAX : 5625707404 TEL : 5625707464 SER .#: 000M5J349050 Memorandum To: supelVisor, Fl~t Towing Operations From: Long Beach Police Department Subject: VEHJCLE IMPOUNDS " UHOLD" INSTRUCTIONS TO TOWING OPERATIONS Fleet Ser.vices Towing Operations will no tonger honor verbal telephonic requests (nor through FoxT ow) to place or remove holds from vehicles. Vehicles impounded for investigation will be held for ten business days unless a permanent hold is placed on the vehicle. This is your written authority to': PLACE HOLD: □ Permanent hold. Do not release without authorization. □ Permanent hold. OK to lien sals. REMOVE HOLD: □ Remove hold for _____ only. ~ Remove. all holds. (type of crime) Victim~ Printed b I suspect □ C Iler 1 ~to• '/7V2t ~...!-'-1-------.-==::-::---------r-:-=:-~-::-......,.,,-:-::-r::-..,..,....~--------. DR# INVOICE# LI (or entire V IN# f no plates) Owner notified? l;il"Ves .□ No -, ..... .,,,. f'l(}'1r/Z"'<..L Transmission Report Dale/Time local ID 1 Local ID 2 03-26-2009 1562 5705243 13:26:13 . Transmit Header Text Local Name 1 LBPD HOMICIDE Total Pages Scanned : 1 SUSPECT NAME: Johnson Anthonv VICTIM'S NAME: Del Real C #6228 DATE OF OFFENSE: 12/31/08 Local Name 2 This document : Confirmed (reduced sample and details below) Document size: 8.5"x11" ~ ! 'T 12.o '1 w t'rR.C> LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CRIMINALISTICS LABORATORY FIREARMS ANALYSIS & NIBIN ENTRY REQUEST DR #:0B0097038 ----- BOOKING #:1749827 CRIME: ;t.r: 6641187 PC REQUESTED BY DATE PHONE DETAIL Evans March 26, 2009 5574 Homicide ITEM# DESCRiBE EACH 01TEM OF EVIDENCE TO BE EXAMINED 30 through 39 14 x Proiectiles Tag# 0676101 41 throuah 44 - Type of Firearms Analysis Requested □ CARTRIDGE CASE COMPARISON 0 BULLET COMPARISON 0 TYPE & CALIBER 0 CONNECTING CASE_COMPARISON {PLEASE PROVIDE BOTH DR #SJ 0 TEST-FIRE/ NIBIN 0 SERIAL NUMBER RESTORATION 0 PRINTS REQUESTED {A SEPARATE PRINT REQUEST IS REQUIRED) FIREARMS PHONE: 570-7692 FAX: 570~ 7lc, t'i Crimlnalls\lCSIC:Acrredlll.aUan\Formo\Flr••rm•R«1uest (03-07 -05) Total Pages Confirmed : 1 ··-- No. Job Remote Station Start Time Duration Pages Line Mode 001 997 5625707689 Abbreviations: HS: Host send HR: Host receive WS: CLB\ercuslo 11/23/2019 3 3740 PM 13:25:38 03-26-2009 00:00:10 PL: Polled local PR: Polled remote MS: Mallbox save MP: Mailbox print GP: Completed FA: Fail 1 /1 EC TU: Terminated by user TS: Terminated by system RP: Report Job Type Results HS CP31200 G3: Group 3 EC: Error Correct SUSPECT NAME: Johnson, Anthony VICTIM'S NAME: Del Real , C #6228 DATE OF OFFENSE: 12/31/08 ~ ~ ,ao~ w~ LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT CRIMINALISTICS LABORATORY FIREARMS ANALYSIS & NIBIN ENTRY REQUEST DR #:080097038 BOOKING #: 17 49827 CRIME: 664/187 PC REQUESTED BY DATE PHONE DETAIL Evans March 26, 2009 557 4 Homicide ITEM# DESCRIBE EACH ITEM OF EVIDENCE TO BE EXAMINED 30 through 39 14 x Projectiles Tag# 06761 01 41 throuoh 44 Type of Firearms Analysis Requested □ CARTRIDGE CASE COMPARISON □ BULLET COMPARISON □ TYPE & CALIBER □ CONNECTING CASE COMPARISON (PLEASE PROVIDE BOTH DR #S) □ TEST-FIRE/ NIBIN □ SERIAL NUMBER RESTORATION □ PRINTS REQUESTED (A SEPARATE PRINT REQUEST IS REQUIRED> FIREARMS PHONE: 570-7692 FAX: 570--l:lffil 7 (;;, i °I Criminalistics\C:Acrredtitation\Forms\FirearmsRequest (03-07-05) Printed by CLB\ercusto 11/23/2019 3 37 41 PM ii_ _ii City ot Long Beach !!! Working Together to Serve Memorandum JL AJ:9fA Date:-Time: \0 '. ·l7 To: Supervisor, Fleet Towing Operations From: Long Beach Police Department Subject: VEHICLE IMPOUNDS • "HOLD" INSTRUCTIONS TO TOWING OPERATIONS Fleet ~ervices Towing Operations will no longer honor verbal telephonic requests (nor through FoxTow) to place or remove holds from vehicles. Vehicles impounded for investigation will be held for ten business days unless a permanent hold is placed on the vehicle. This is your. written authority t□-:. PLACE HOLD: D Permanent hold. Do not release without authorization. · D Permanent hold. OK to lien sale. REMOVE HOLD: □ Remove hold for _____ only. (type of crime) □ Remove fill holds. Suspect O Victim. 0 Owner notified? 0 Yes O No DR# INVOICE# UC# {or entire VIN# if no plates) ocg -'\1 o~ca s,"sres 3 BE£ '5~b LAST4OFVIN YEAR/MAKE MODEL t.e<'.t7.8 I ciq l "Th~TJ\' Lhk.t..'-( COMMENTS: ~lo Ru..o\J£(} Pet~oNtJl,t.. t'Tffl~ RbK \)Lt,l,c.,u:_ Printed by Pr, ~u-:Oit.P\ ~ i_ ~u. 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PD FORM 4200 (Revised 1·04} CLB\e1cu~lo 1 123120 9 3.37 "-2 PM J Message Conf irrra tion Rep:,rt JAN-01-2009 11:42 AM THU Nacre/Number Page Start Tine Elapeed Time Mode Results Printed by ClB•tJr l:~lu 1 23i201(l :I JI 4:l I'M WorkCentre M20 Series Machine ID Serial Number Fax Number HOMICIDE RY0435127 ••••••• 5625705243 82840 1 JAN-01-2009 11:42AM THU 00'12" STD ECM O.K L City of Long Beach War/ting T 01/tlhOr to S•""' Memorandum Date: Time: To: Supervisor, Fleet Towing Op@rations From: Long Beach Police Department Subject: VEHICLE IMPOUNDS -"HOLD" INSTRUCTIONS TO TOWING OPERATIONS Fleet Services Towing Operations will no longer honor verbal telephonic requests (nor through FoxTow) to place or remove holds from vehicles. Vehicles impounded for investigation will be held for ten business days unless a pe,manent hold is placed on the vehicle. This is your written authority to: PLACE HOLD: ~en°(lanent hold. Donotrelease withoutauthorizatlon. 0 Permanent hold. OK to lien sale. REMOVE HOLD: 0 Remove hold for ------,--only. (/ypf: of crime) D Remove sill holds. suspect...&:._ Victim □ 08 -'?703S tASr -iOf!VlN l{q,~ ----- COMMENTS. Owner noti1led? □Yes 51-No All towing and storage fees are due unless n 8eparate "Authorlzellon to Waive Storage and/or Impound Feos" (PO Form 4100.24) ia completed. By: S, L~ .. __ 5 J.. Nome (p,1111111!) --'"'-:!:s.,...1g-1la_t_ur_e_ FAX to Tow Yard al extension 8·2840. Original to case file -- City of Long Beach Worl<lttfl TO!l•tll•r to So,ve Memorandum Date: Time: To: supervisor, Fleet Towing Operations f rom : Long Beach Police Department Subject: VEHICLE IMPOUNDS ... HOLD" INSTRUCTIONS TO TOWING OPERATIONS Fleet Services Towing Opera1ions wm no longer honor verbal telephonic requests (nor through FoxTow) to place or remove hDlds from vehicles. Vehicles impounded for Investigation will be held for ten busin ess days unless a pennanent hold is placed on the vehicle. This is your written authority to: PLACE HOLD: ~ern,snent hold. Do not release without authorization. 0 Permanent hold. OK to lien sale. REMOVE HOLD: D Remove hold for------only. (type of nrlmo/ 0 Remove all holds. Suspect~ Victim O - o~• 08 -'1703S 1Asl•OFVIN Y.'l78 COMMENTS: Owner not ified? DYes El-No .\II towing and storage r,vs are due unleu a separate "Autrtorizalion to waive Storage and/or Impound Fees" (PD Form 4100.24) la completed, By: ___ ~-------Name (printed) Slgn;oture---010# De111n Phone EXt FAX to Tow Yarct at extension 8-2840 Original to case file. PO FOIUA 4l00 (Rewed 1-04) )l'.·o ~CLLS .. ZT,00 mu. ffil""CO :oT 600Z-rn-w.r T Ov8C:8 £t-Z50lSl:9S ••• ' •• • LZT5£fl!l.XH .:raqUinN Xl?i£ .:requmN 1-er .::res aI eu140-ew ser .:res OZ:W e.:q.ue;:P(.:IOM 3:0IOI.WOH mu wv to :01 600l-to-wr Printed by Cl mer 1 .,, ' ' 71/20 9 3 37 <l4 PM -- s:nnseH epcw auq .t pesd ~-ra ewr.t ::p:~s e6~d .:requmN/aun.!N Ii Iii s== Ill ~ ~ Date: City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve Time: To: Supervisor, Fleet Towing Operations From: Long Beach Police Department Subject: VEHICLE IMPOUNDS -"HOLD" INSTRUCTIONS TO TOWING OPERATIONS Fleet Services Towing Operations will no longer honor verbal telephonic requests (nor through FoxTow} to place or remove holds from vehicles. Vehicles impounded for investigation will be held for ten business days unless a permanent hold is placed on the vehicle. This is your written authority to': PLACE HOLD: ~er~anent hold. Do not release without authorization. □ Permanent hold. OK to lien sale. REMOVE HOLD: □ Remove hold for _____ only. (type of crime) D Remove. all holds. Suspect~ Victim D Owner notified? DYes -~o DR# INVOICE# UC# (or entire VIN# if no plates) 0'8 _q703 ~ S6b.5'1~ 3 Gee'53 b LAST40FVIN YEAR/MAKE MODEL L{ q, S> Cll ~'lb"',-~' COMMENTS: All towing and storage fees are due unless a separate "Authorization to Waive Storage and/or Impound Fees" (PD Form 4100.24) is completed. By: S. L~ Name (printed) s J.-. Signature Detail P FAX to Tow Yard at extension 8-2840. Original to case file. 72.4:!: Phonext. rinted by . _ Clner ,~t::, 173.'2003 ,41r1,1 · PDFORM4200(Revised1-04) I I I I I I I I I / p.. 0 r f I ~ Vb'V1 J p /'::> 1'-)M L~ ~ I 7 \I "' pl) .::lI.'4~ ~~I 7" ---- C..\~A-2-<c I 11 -.......... sv5" FED 2-,S LD'' ..,,,,.- I '3 \, --...... Fb \0 01" I\. . £...Gt. lo 1 ~ II~ Suspected car thief shot during chase -Press-Telegram Page I of I ~------~~~----, ~~8ran1 .co~ Suspected car thief shot during chase By Paul Eaki1s. Slaff Writer Posted: 01/01/2009 10:08:42 PM PST LONG BEACH -Long Beach police officers shot a suspected car thief on New Year's Eve after he attempted to run into the officers with a vehicle, police said. Police began pursuing a stolen vehicle at about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday when the driver attempted to hit the officers in the 500 block of Harding Street, according to police spokeswoman Jackie Bezart. Fearing for their safety, officers shot the suspect in the torso, she said. The suspect, Anthony Johnson, a 20-year-old Paramount resident, was transported to a local hospital where he was treated and released for non-life-threatening injuries, Bezart said. Johnson was arrested and booked on attempted murder, felony evading and grand theft auto, she said. Bezart said no officers or civilians were injured in the incident. Detectives responded to the scene and the investigation is ongoing, she said. 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ENTRY REQUEST DR #:080097038 --- BOOK[NG #:1749827 CRIME: :r..,:; 664/187 PC REQUESTED BY OATE PHONE DETAIL Evans March 26, 2009 5574 Homicide ITEM# DESCRIBE EACH ITEM OF EVIDENGE irO BE EXAMINED 30 through 39 14 x Proiectiles Tag# 0676101 41 throuoh 44 Type of Firearms Analysis Requested □ CARTRfDGE CASE COMPARISON 0 BULLET COMPARISON 0 TYPE & CALIBER 0 CONNECTING CASE_COMPARISON £PLEASE PROVIDE BOTH DR #SJ 0 TEST-FIRE/ NIBIN 0 SERIAL NUMBER RESTORATION 0 PRINTS REQUESTED (A SEPARATE PRINT REQUEST IS REQUIRED} FIREARMS PHONE: 570-7692 FAX: 570..US 7 C:, i °r CffmlnalisUcs\C:Acrredtltalfoo\Fotms\FireannsRequest (03-07..0S) 1 Printed by Cl A1P.I cu<,lo 11/73'?019 3 3\1 :°14 PM 111 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES THE PEOPLE OF THE ST A TE OF CALIFORNIA, Plaintiff, V. CASE NO. NA080660 01 ANTHONY WELLS JOHNSON (01/15/1988) Defendant( s . The undersigned is informed and believes that: COUNT! FELONY COMPLAINT On or about January 31, 2008, in the County of Los Angeles, the crime of ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, in violation of PENAL CODE SECTION 245(a)(l), a Felony, was committed by ANTHONY WELLS JOHNSON, who did willfully and unlawfully commit an assault upon- llllllllwith a deadly weapon, to wit, AUTOMOBILE. "NOTICE: The above offense is a serious felony within the meaning of Penal Code section 1192. 7( c ). " * * * * * COUNT2 On or about January 31, 2008, in the County of Los Angeles, the crime of EVADING AN OFFICER, WILLFUL DISREGARD, in violation of VEHICLE CODE SECTION 2800.2(a), a Felony, was committed by ANTHONY WELLS JOHNSON. who did willfully and unlawfully, while operating a motor vehicle and with the intent to evade, flee and otherwise attempt to elude a pursuing peace officer's motor vehicle while all of the following conditions existed: the peace officer's motor vehicle exhibited at least one lighted red lamp visible from the front and the defendant saw and reasonably should have seen the lamp, the peace officer's motor vehicle was sounding its siren as was reasonably necessary, the peace officer's motor vehicle was distinctively marked, the peace officer's motor vehicle was operated by a peace officer. It is further alleged that the defendant drove with a willful wanton disregard for the safety of persons and property. * * * * * Rev. 900-1/99 DA Case 29290397 Printed by Page 1 Case No. NA080660 FELONY COMPLAINT CLB'~11;tslu I 1/2312-J g 3 39 5,i PM COUNT3 On or about January 31, 2008, in the County of Los Angeles, the crime of GRAND THEFT AUTO, in violation of PENAL CODE SECTION 487(d)(l), a Felony, was committed by ANTHONY WELLS JOHNSON, who did unlawfully take an automobile, 1991 TOYOTA CAMRY. * * * * * COUNT4 On or about January 31, 2008, in the County of Los Angeles, the crime ofUNLA WFUL DRIVING OR TAKING OF A VEHICLE, in violation of VEHICLE CODE SECTION 10851(a), a Felony, was committed by ANTHONY WELLS JOHNSON, who did unlawfully drive and take a certain vehicle, to wit, 1991 TOYOTA CAMRY, LICENSE #3BEE536, then and there the personal property o~ without the consent of and with intent, either permanently or temporarily, to deprive the said owner of title to and possession of said vehicle. It is further aJleged as to count(s) 1, 2, 3 and 4 that at the time of the commission of the above offense, the defendant(s), ANTHONY WELLS JOHNSON, was released from custody on bail or Own Recognizance in Case Number SD702426 l 9 and 7CP07 5031 within the meaning of Penal Code section 12022.1. Rev. 900-1/99 DA Case 29290397 Pnnted by CLB\~•~U<,l:_. 1/23,2010 3.39 56 PM Page2 FELONY COMPLAINT Case No. NA080660 NOTICE: Conviction of this offense will require the defendant to provide DNA samples and print impressions pursuant to Penal Code sections 296 and 296.1. Willful refusal to provide the samples and impressions is a crime. NOTICE: The People of the State of California intend to present evidence and seek jury findings regarding all applicable circumstances in aggravation, pursuant to Penal Code section 1170(b) and Cunningham v. Califomia 2007 U.S. LEXIS 1324. I DECLARE UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT THE FOREGOING IS TRUE AND CORRECT AND THAT THIS COMPLAINT, CASE NUMBER NA080660, CONSISTS OF 4 COUNT(S). Executed at LONG BEACH, County of Los Angeles, on January S.LAS DECLARANT AND COMPLAINANT .......................................................................... ' ................................................ ' ..................................................... . STEVE COOLEY, DISTRICT ATTORNEY BY A4 llth~.I STEVEN P. SCHREINE{EPUTY AGENCY: LONG BEACH PD 1/0; S. LASCH ID NO.: 545 I PHONE: (562) 570-7444 DRNO.: 080097038 OPERATOR: WY PRELlM. TIME EST.: 30 MJNUTE(S) DEFENDANT JOHNSON, ANTHONY WELLS CII NO. =D=OB=-- -1/15/[988 BOOKING NO. 1749827 BAIL RECOM'D $130,000 CUSTODY R'TNDATE 01/05/2009 Pursuant to Penal Code Section I 054.S(b), the People are hereby informally requesting that defense counsel provide discovery to the People as required by Penal Code Section 1054.3. Red 900-1/99 DA Case 29290397 Printe by CLBll,,11;u;,lu 1/2312019 :u9.57 PM Page 3 FELONY COMPLAINT Case No. NA080660 FELONY COMPLAINT --ORDER HOLDING TO ANSWER -P.C. SECTION 872 It appearing to me from the evidence presented that the following offense(s) has/have been committed and that there is sufficient cause to believe that the following defendant(s) guilty thereof, to wit: (Strike out or add as applicable) ANTHONY WELLS JOHNSON Count No. Charge Charge Range Sgecial Allegation All eg. Effect 1 PC 245(a)(I) 2-3-4 PC 12022.1 +2 Yrs 2 VC 2800.2(a) 16-2-3 PC 12022.1 +2 Yrs 3 PC 487(d)(l) 16-2-3 PC 12022.1 +2 Yrs 4 VC 10851(a) 16-2-3 PC 12022.1 +2 Yrs I order that the defendant( s) be held to answer therefore and be admitted to bail in the sum of: ANTHONY WELLS JOHNSON Dollars ------------- and be committed to the custody of the Sheriff of Los Angeles County until such bail is given. Date of arraignment in Superior Court will be: ANTHONY WELLS JOHNSON at: _____ A.M. Date: ______ _ P . Re\(, 900-1/99 DA Case 29290397 nntea oy CLB\ercuslo 11/23/20Hl 3 39.SB PM _________ in Dept __ _ Committing Magistrate Page4 FELONY COMPLAINT Case No. NA080660 CR-110/JV -790 ATTORNEY OR PERSON WITHOUT ATTORNEY (Name, State bar number, and address) D Recording requested by and return to: TELEPHONE NO.: E-MAIL ADDRESS (Optional): 0 ATTORNEYFOR □JUDGMENT CREDITOR FAX NO. (Optional): 0 ASSIGNEE OF RECORD SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES STREET ADDRESS: MAILING ADDRESS CITY AND ZIP CODE BRANCH NAME: FOR RECORDER'S USE ONLY CASE NAME: PEOPLE vs. CASE NUMBER: NA080660 ORDER FOR RESTITUTION AND ABSTRACT OF JUDGMENT (Penal Code,§§ 1202.4(1). 1203.1(1),1214; Welfare and Institutions Code,§ 730.6(h) & (i)) FOR COURT USE ONLY ORDER FOR RESTITUTION 1. a. D On (date): defendant (name): was convicted of a crime that entitles the victim to restitution. b. D On (date): child (name): was found to be a person described in Welfare and Institutions Code section 602, which entitles the victim to restitution. D Wardship is terminated. c. D Parents or guardians jointly and severally liable (name each): d. D Co-offenders found jointly and severally liable (name each): 2. Evidence was presented that the victim named above suffered losses as a result of defendant's/child conduct. Defendant/child was informed of his or her right to a judicial determination of the amount of restitution and a D a hearing was conducted. b. D stipulated to the amount of restitution to be ordered. c. D waived a hearing. 3. THE COURT ORDERS defendant/child to pay restitution to a. D the victim (name): in the amount of: $ b. D the State Victim Compensation Board, to reimburse payments to the victim from the Restitution Fund, in the amount of: $ c. D plus interest at IO percent per year from the date of D loss or D sentencing d. D plus attorney fees and collection costs in the sum of$ e. D plus an administrative fee at 10 percent of the restitution owed (Pen. Code, § 1203.1 (/)) 4. The amount of restitution includes a. D value of property stolen or damaged b.D c.D (I) (2) medical expenses lost wages or profits incurred by victim due to injury of victim's parent(s) or guardian(s) (if victim is a child) incurred while caring for the injured child incurred by victim due to time spend as a witness or in assisting police or prosecution D D (3) D (4) D of victim's parent(s) or guardian(s) (if victim is a child) due to time spend as a witness or in assisting police d.LJ e.D Date: or prosecution noneconomic losses (felony violations of Pen. Code,§ 288 only) other (specify): JUDICIAL OFFICER VICTIM TO RECEIVE CERTIFIED COPY FOR FILING WITH COUNTY RECORDER 887 03/08 DA Case 29290397 Form Approved for Optional Use Judicial Council of California e , f E!'t!f J uary l.2008) CLB\ercusto 11/2312019 3. 39:59 PM ORDER FOR RESTITUTION AND ABSTRACT OF JUDGMENT Page 1 of2 Penal Code§§ 1202.4(1).1203(1). 1214 Welfare and lnstilution Code,§ 730.6(h). (i), (q) Civil Code.§ 1714.1 Americnn LegnlNe~ Inc. Code of Civil Procedure,§ 674(a)(7) www.FonnsWorkFlow.com ✓ CASE NAME: CASE NUMBER: NA080660 PEOPLE v. <DUP02DefnNameFMl> NOTICE TO VICTIMS PENAL CODE SECTION 1214 PROVIDES THAT ONCE A DOLLAR AMOUNT OF RESTITUTION HAS BEEN ORDERED, THE ORDER IS THEN ENFORCEABLE AS IF IT WERE A CIVIL JUDGEMENT. ALTHOUGH THE CLERK OF THE COURT IS NOT ALLOWED TO GIVE LEGAL ADVICE, YOU ARE ENTITLED TO ALL RESOURCES A VAlLABLE UNDER THE LAW TO OBTAIN OTHER INFORMATION TO ASSIST IN ENFORCING THE ORDER. THIS ORDER DOES NOT EXPIRE UNDER PENAL CODE SECTION 1214(d). THE VICTIM SHALL FILE A SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT WITH THE COURT WHENEVER AN ORDER TO PAY RESTITUTIO IS SATISFIED, PURSUANT TO PENAL CODE SECTION 1214(d). APPLJCA TION FOR ABSTRACT OF JUDGMENT 5. The D judgment creditor D assignee of record D other (specify): applies for an abstract of judgment and represents the following: a Judgment's debtor's Name and last know address rr lb b.O Driver's license No. [last 4 digits] and state; c.O Social Security No. [last 4 digits]: d.0 Date ofBirth: Date: 'i1 di D D D Unknown Unknown Unknown (TYPE OR PRINT NAME) (SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT OR ATTORNEY) □ ON INFORMATION AND BELIEF ABSTRACT OF JUDGMENT (SEAL) 6. I certify that the following is a true and correct judgment entered in this action. 7. Judgment creditor (name): 0 whose address or whose attorney's address appears on this form above the court's name. 8. Judgment debtor (full name as it appears in judgment): 9. Judgment entered on (date): JO. Total amount of judgment as entered or last renewed:$ 11. D A stay of enforcement was ordered on _____ and is effective until ___ _ O A stay of enforcement was not ordered. This abstract of judgment issued on (date): Clerk, by-------------~ Deputy NOTICE TO COUNTY RECORDER THIS ORDER IS ENFORCEABLE AS IF IT WERE A CIVIL .TTJDGME T, PURSUANT TO PENAL CODE SECTION 1202.4(1) and (m), PENAL CODE SECTION 1214, AND WELFARE AND I STITUTIONS CODE SECTION 730.6(i) AND (r), AND FUNCTIONS AS A ABSTRACT OF JUDGME T. CR-I 10/JV-790 [Rev. January I, 2008] Page2 of2 Printed by oRDER FOR REsT1rnT10 AND ABSTRACT oF JUDGMENT CLB\ercusto 11/23/2019 3 40:00 PM LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPERVISOR'S USE OF FORCE REPORT PD 1040.007 REV. 8/07 I DR# 08-97038 INCIDENT DATE: 12(31(08 I TIME: 2237 hrs. I LOCATION: . Harding BUREAU/DIVISION: D Patrol/South D Patrol/East ~ Patrol/North D Patrol/West 0 Patrol/FSD D Invest/ D Other FORCE USED (Check all that apply) D Arm Bar D Carotid D Control Hold [2J Flashlight D Pressure Pt. D Other D Baton D Chemical D Cross Face 0 Hair Pull D Take Down 0K9 0 Add'I Less Lethal Used Less Lethal: DJD: Effective? :If of Cartridges/Rounds Used 0 # of Hits 0 Distance ft, # of Cycles 0 Drive Stun Only? Projectile(s) into evidence? DEFENDANT/SUBJECT Name: Johnson Anthony A187(A)Pc Address: Booking#: 1749827 Race: Black Height: 6' 00" D.O.8. 1/15/88 Injury From Force? Minor Describe: Minor laceration, not confirmed from the UOF Pre-Existing Injury? YES Describe: GSW from OIS Medical Treatment? YES Medical Facility: Memorial Treated For GSW INVOLVED EMPLOYEE Rim Name: Adam H DID# 6101 RANK: Police Officer LAST FIRST Ml Date Of Hire: 4120/98 On Duty? YES I In Uniform? YES Force Used: Flashlight ~Male J □ Female Race: Asian Height ' " Weight: lbs. !Age: 38 Injured? NO Medical Treatment? NO Hospital: I DR/Memo Attached □ SUPERVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES ~ Witness(es) Contacted I~ Statement(s) (DR 08-97038) ID Supervisor Present During Force ~ Photos 0 I.A Advised I D I.A. Call-Out ID Add'I Invest. Required I ~ Hospital Response [2J WC Log Watch Commander Notified of Use of Force Report I Name: Lt. Cox J Date: 12/31/08 I Time: 2345 hrs. SUMMARY Brief Summary On Necessity To Use Force: Officer Rim and his partner C. Del Real #6228 were involved in a officer involved shooting. After the shooting occurred, the suspect was non-compliant and officer Rim struck the suspect approximately six times with his flashlight on his upper left shoulder. This incident was reported to me as part of the OIS investigation and will be reviewed through the OIS review board process. Filing Supervisor: L. Cox D~f.Time dvi ed of UOF: 12/31/2008 / 2345 , nn1e o CLB'ercLStt) 11/23(2'.)• Q 1:~o 01 PM DID#: 5370 Date Filed: 1/6/2009 DR#: 08-97038 Supervisor's Vehicle Pursuit Form City of Long Beach Supervisor Filing Pursuit Date Pursuit Filed: 01/01/09 I Time: 0232 Name: S. Stouqh I DID#: 5527 I Unit#: DE3 SuDervisor Managing Pursuit Supervisor: Approvinq Name: A. Alu T DID#: 5653 I Unit#: 3S32 Supervisor Involvement: Radio. I Call #: 1980 I Div. North T Div. North Pursuit Occurred Date:·12/31/O8 Time: 2227 Div. Pursuit Initiated North Pursuit Terminated Date: 12/31/08 Time: 2230 Approx. Lenqth in Miles: 1 Mile Actively Involved Units . = Primarv Unit I Unit ID#: DE31 I Div. North Driver Name: C. Del Real DID#:6228 .c,oYY~e.<f Passenqer Name: A. Rim DID#: 6101 W~d l · o7 ·0?l Secondarv Unit I Unit ID#: I Div. lb~O Driver Name: DID#: Passenqer Name: DID#: ~- ' ~ Additional dnvolved Units I Unit ID#: I Div. Driver Name: DID#: Passenqer Name: DID#: Additional fovolved Units I Unit ID#: I Div. Driver ' Name: DID#: Passeni:ier Name: DID#: : Initial Reason for Startinq Pursuit: Felony Initial Violation: (Include section/Code) 10851 c.v.C.t487(D) P.C. Assistinq Other Aoencv: No I Agency: N/ A Pursuit Concluded by LBPD: Yes Suspect Vehicle License Plate or VIN#: 3BEE536 A.S.U. Personnel: Air Support: No I During Pursuit: I After Pursuit: I Video Made Video Reqeived From A.S.U. No Pilot : Name: DID#: Observer Name: DID#: P . d P6D# C4000.018 -Rev. 02/2008 nnte y GLBlcrcusto 1 ,23'20 o 3:40:CJI> PM Fleet Safety I_ - J= l: ~~ Supervisor's Vehicle Pursuit Form Pursuit Date: Errorl Reference source not found. Call#: Error! Reference source not found. P 2 f4 age 0 Pursuit Data Total Staff Committed: See Crime I Total Staff Time Used: See After Action report Scene Loq Starting Point: westbound Poppy StreeUAtlantic Avenue Termination Point: RIO Harding St. Jurisdictions passed throuqh: None Assistinq Aqencies: N/A Traffic Conditions: Light I Lighting Conditions: Dark I Road Conditions Dry Approx. Average Speed (Over speed limit) 5 MPH I Approx. Maximum Pursuit Speed: 35 MPH Spike Strip Deployed: No Activated: No Tire Deflation: Reason for Termination: LJ Pursued driver voluntarily stopped (lnciud~ gave up or fled on foot) I I Pursued vehicle involved in a collision I I Forcible Stop (PIT) D Pursued vehicle became disabled and stopped k8J Other (Explain in narrative) If the suspect was not apprehended: D Pursuit aborted by law enforcement D Pursuinq vehicle became disabled D Pursued vehicle outran pursuinq unit I I Pursuinq vehicle involved in collision D Pursuit continued by allied agency: D Other (Explain in narrative) Collision Data Did a collision occur as a result of the pursuit: Yes Injuries: No (lf "yes"indicatenumberofeachtypeinjury) Police Officer(s) I Fatal: I Severe: I Other visible: I Complaint of pain: Suspect(s) I Fatal: I Severe: I Other visible: I Complaint of pain: Other: I Fatal· (Explain in narrative) · j Severe: j Other visible: I Complaint of pain : Suspect Information Suspect Apprehended: Yes I Suspect Name: Anthony Johnson Suspect Sex: Male I Suspect Race: I DOB: 01/15/88 I Licensed: Yes African American Suspect injured durinQ arrest: Yes I Booking#: Fatal: I Severe: I Other visible: Yes I Complaint of pain: Suspect Impairment: Unknown List all charges placed on suspect: (Include section, code and description) 664/1 B?(A) PC, 10851 c.v.c., 487(0) P.C.,22450(a) C.V.C. and several other charges unknown at time of filing. P . p# C4000.01 B -Rev. 08/2008 nnte oy CLB\ercuc,to 1 /2'3!20 ~ · ~0.07 PM Supervisor's Vehicle Pursuit Form Pursuit Date: Error! Reference source not found. Call #: Errorl Reference source not found. LBPD DR #: 08-97038 Additional Re ort Numbers: Several Su Officer 1.O.D. No Hos italized: No PIO notified: Yes Fleet Safet call out: Yes Debriefin Conducted: Yes PURSUIT FORM NARRATIVE: Supervisor's rational for approving or canceling the pursuit: Sergeant Alu heard Officers Rim and Del Real, broadcast on the radio, asking for units to assist them as they were behind a reported stolen vehicle. He could hear that the vehicle was attempting to evade the officers by the radio transmissions they were broadcasting and the acceleration of the police vehicle's engine in the background. Sergeant Alu approved the pursuit when the dispatcher asked if the pursuit was authorized. There was a light fog , however visibility was approximately four to five city blocks. Chronological synopsis of pursuit:On 12/31/2008 at approximately 2227 hours Officers Rim and Del Real, using their patrol vehicle's computer, determined they were following a stolen vehicle north bound on Linden, south of Harding. Immediately, via their radio, they asked for units to assist them with a felony stop. The patrol unit was a marked black and white dual purpose vehicle. Officer Del Real advised me the subject drove through the stop sign at Linden/Harding continuing north bound. The subject drove through another stop sign traveling north bound Linden. The suspect continued east bound Harding to the Atlantic service road to west bound Poppy Street when Officer Del Real activated his red lights and siren to initiate his pursuit. Officer. Del Real activated his red light and siren after unit 3S32 Sergeant Alu advised the pursuit was authorized. The subject continued west bound on Poppy to south bound Elm Avenue, through the stop sign, failing to stop. He continued on Elm Avenue to Janice in a north easterly direction as the street runs diagonally. The subject's vehi.ck a parked dark colored mini van , which was parked directly to the rear of Linden Avenue on Janice Street. (Later, when officers returned to the rear of-linden Avenue, the van that had been struck by the suspect vehicle was gone. Officers were unable to identify the registered owner or determine the address where the vehicle was registered because the officers did not know the plate number.) P . t d Pp# C4000.018-Rev. 08/2008 nn e PY CLBlercuslo ' I f23/2019 3:40: J9 Pfvl Supervisor's Vehicle Pursuit Form Pursuit Date: Error! Reference source not found. Call#: Error! Reference source not found. Page 4 of 4 The subject vehicle continued north easterly through the stop sign at Harding Street into an alley rear of-Harding Street. Officers Del Real and Rim followed the subject's vehicle into the alley where an officer involved shooting occurred and the pursuit terminated. Homicide Detectives Lasch and Evans responded and assumed command of the investigation. AID Detective Lauro was requested by Homicide to assist with the investigation. Distribution: Original (Pink) to Fleet Safety (AID). Copies to: COP, DCOP Patrol, Patrol Division Commander. Printed RD C4000.018-Rev. 08/2008 CL.B\e1cusll> 1(23/2019 3.~') 10 PM f I 1 Press Release Long Beach Police Department Page 1 of 1 Media Relations 400 W. Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 (562) 570-5273 Anthony W. Batts, Chief of Police ----·------------------------------ 1/1/2009 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PRESS RELEASE #2009 Subject: Contact: OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING Homicide Detectives, Scott Lasch or Malcom Evans (562) 570-7244 Officer Jackie Bezart, Media Relations (562) 570-LBPD On Wednesday December 31 , 2008 at approximately 10:30 p.m. Long Beach Police Officers went in pursuit of a stolen vehicle. The pursuit terminated in the 500 block of Harding Street where an officer involved shooting occurred after the suspect attempted to run into officers with his vehicle. Fearing for their safety officers shot the suspect striking him in the torso. The suspect was transported to a local hospital where he was treated and released for non-life-threatening injuries. No officers or civilians were injured in this incident. The suspect is identified as Anthony Johnson, a 20 year-old resident of Paramount. He was arrested and booked for attempt murder, felony evading, and grand theft auto. Homicide Detectives responded to the scene and the investigation is ongoing. As with all officer-involved shootings, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office will conduct an independent investigation. Anyone who may have witnessed this incident or has information regarding it is asked to contact Long Beach Police Department Homicide Detectives, Scott Lasch or Malcom Evans at (562) 570-7244. This information is preliminary and has not been completely verified. It is based in part on hearsay and is intended for early information use rather than being a formal investigative report. This information is available in an alternative format by request to Community Relations Division at (562) 570-7215. ### Printed by c1 n·,arcu,tittttwf/www.t<Jn~beach.gov/civica/press/display .asp?Layout=4&Entry=2256&Preview= Yes 1/2/2009