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010049876_RedactedLaserfiche Document Pre-Scan Sheet Place this document on top of your scan package 010049876 \Homicide\Reports\Misc Reports -Cases\2001\010049876 06/22/2001 E 53rd Street Reymer, Glenda Do, Tai Stillinovich, Joseph Bell, Roland Pak, Bo Printed I >y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 16 S6 PM In Custody Death -Homicide Long Beach Long Beach Police Department Scanned Case File Printed y ... LB or 1agal 4 24/?t, 1 17 o• PM Date: · City•of Long Beach Working Tog•th•r to S•n,e RECORDS DIVISION PROJECT ASSIGNMENT MEMORANDUM Memorandum CONTROL NO. � \ '30 -o \ To: Detective Bureau/ t-\c::i-M\c.xck.. FINAL REPORT DUE: \ ?.--8-0 From: �'ioeCC<-1 ��°'--c(e,,._{c_ Subject: RELEASE OF ARREST/CRIME REPORT WE HAVE RECEIVED THE ATTACHED REQUEST TO RELEASE ARREST/CRIME REPORT TO SUBJECT INVOLVED. PLEASE REVIEW A TT ACHED REPORT REQUEST AND ADVISE IF YOU WILL APPROVE OR DENY THE RELEASE OF THE ATTACHED REPORT. Please return to the Records Division Administrator's Office. susJECT:Ke-ymeR.> BOOKING#: CRIME REPORT#: 0 \. Do q � Reviewed by: APPROVED Staff Member DENIED Detail Section Division FLT:std RLSAIICR.MEM Initials Date () r 7J ru :::::!. ru f>. :::J ,5 r+ {';. CD �, c.. <O �'< 8 VICTIMS OF VIOLENT CRIME S1'A TUTE � If you have sustained physical injury as a direct result of a crime of violence, or are legally dependent for support upon a person who has sustained physical injury or death as a direct result of a crime of violence, or, in the event of a death caused by a crime of violence, you have legally assumed or voluntarily paid the medical or burial expenses incurred as a direct result thereof, you may qualify for indemnification by the State of California for the out-of-pocket wages, medical and/or burial expenses which you have incurred as a result of the crime. Section 13959, et seq. of the Government Code, has established a program to indemnify and assist in the rehabilitation of residents of California who have, as the direct result of a crime, suffered a pecuniary loss which they are unable to recoup without suffering serious financial hardship. Claims must be filed with the State Board of Control for the State of California. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THIS PROGRAM, PLEASE CONTACT: Victim-Witness Assistance Long Beach Branch Office 415 West Ocean Boulevard #305 OR Long Beach, California 90802 Phone: (562)491-6310 Victims of Crime Program State Board of Control 926 "J" Street, Suite 300 Sacramento, California 95814 Phone: (9 Hi) 322-4426 IMPORTANT: The statute provides that, absent certain extenuating circumstances, a claimant has one year from the date of the crime to file a claim with the State Board of Control. INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETION OF L.B.f'.D. WSS REPORT I. Please type or print legibly in black ink only. 2. Completely fill in Department Record (DR) number, victim/business name, address and phone number at the top of the page. 3. A separate page must be used whenever there is a different owner for any item(s) of loss. 4. Give as much descriptive information as possible, including serial numbers or owner applied numbers/names engraved on the item. 5. Please do not duplicate any items that you reported c-n the original report. If you are providing additional information for items that were included on the original report, so indicate on the "REMARKS" line for each item. 6. Jfyou need additional forms, call (562) 570-7381. 7. Submit the form(s) by mail or in person to: Long Beach Police Department Attention: Records Section 400 West Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Web Adciress: http://www.ci.long-bea,:h.ca.us P.D. FORM 2310.00l-MW (REV. 05/10/01) { APPLICATIO''i FOR RELEASE OF ARREST INFORMATION, TRAFFIC COLLISION AND/OR INCIDENT INFORMATION Date _____ DR # ('.)l O O 4 q 8 J Y CAL!:�----Officer#I _______________ DID#I ____ _ Officer #2 _______________ DID#2 ____ _ Person(s) / Business Inv,1Ived G/e,-,J.. Le.c f!ey ... ..,.. D.O.B If. 1,. 5 / Crime Class ________ Type of Crime --'f-1'--"o--_,--=·'"'-=J--'c'------- Date Occurred Cb zz.u,. 1-Time Occurred /O'll:J11,v, Date Reported ob z.z. ol Location oflncident fu:u.� 5"2,1)1 S'.-. l..e"j � o, Person Requesting Report-,----------,,,---------,----,--,,---1..ast First Middle Address=--------------=-,-----------=--,--Street City Zip code Telephone ______ _ Insurance Co./Law Firm Requesting Report Law,us' Gmuf, :r.,,c. Address 4 7Ca T d I� k e. . Ne'::¥"= 8e.,.c1-. Street City Telephone '''N'l· 2rct -7 lcOO 9.2.Go(oC Zip code Info Needed for Wr""r/-.,,:u.,__I __,,D....c""-ccc�-'-'-'---'s'-'�C..''"'--------------- l'ARTY OF INTEREST (Check One) [ J Citizen [ J Person involved, driver, passenger, pedestrian, registered owner, victim t><J Attorney (Attach signed authorization of individual represented) [ j Representative of insurance company. Fill in Policy/Claim# CERTIFICATION I declare under penalty of perjury, that: Jl am. ________ =-s-:----:-:---:-:----------- ] I represent the----+--+-------�_ Insurance Company Signature > ---I Jn __ -==----..,.,,_"•!--D----" PD Employee processing request DID ______ Date ______ _ Detective releasing/denying report-:-"'7'----:------DID __ .,--__ Reports are available in an alternative format by request. (562) 570-7381. Printed y L� WYERS' GROUP, LLP. � 1-'ROFESSIONAL LAW CORPORATION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Date: CPc/-3 f; -2 oo / I hereby appoint the LAWYERS' GROUP, LLP. (herein referred to as "the Firm") to represent me in proceedings to which I am a party. (CDI Reg. §2695.2 (c)). You are hereby authorized and requested to furnish the firm with any and all information or opinions its attorneys may request. This authorization also includes the release of all medical reports, diagnoses, prognoses, medical history, notes, x-rays, photographs, prescriptions, charts, and other results of testing and bills. This authorization also includes the release of findings, reports, notes, diagrams, surveys, photographs, Wage information, and any other information form police, administrative agencies, and any other person or source, whether public or private. This release is not restricted to time or subject matter. You are further requested not to disclose any information concerning me to any insurance adjuster, investigator. law enforcement officer, or any other person without my express written consent or that ofmy attorney. This release shall act as a revocation of any and all other release or authorization forms, which I have signed prior to the effective date hereof. I am willing that a photocopy of this authorization has the same force and effect as the original. The undersigned hereby assigns the rights for medical payment benefits to THE LAWYERS' GROUP, LLP. under no circumstances may medical payments benefits be paid to any subsequence medical providers even if the insurer receives a subsequent assignment. For the protection of the client, no later in time assignment can revoke this assignment. NOTICE TO ALL MED-CAL PROVIDERS Notice is hereby given pursuant to Welfare & Institution Code, Section 14124.791, of your eligibility to file a lien For all costs for services provided to beneficiary against any judgment, award or settlement obtained by the Beneficiary or director from a liable third party. A lien under this section must be filed with this office within 65 days receipt of this notice. Liens under this section should be sent registered mail. All liens will be subject to off set for attorney fees and costs of litigation expenses. Proofofprovider's compliance with Medi-cal rules regarding provisions of reimbursement is requisite for payment under this section. CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 17 04 PII/ CLB\jomagal 4/24/201 3 17 05 PM -� Printed y Date of request: Name: o Uri Dept./phone ext.: .,,._,L_..:(._7-'--'.S"'------- Requested by: ( ---6D __ City Pros __ DA) Request is for: phone: __ radio: __ both: _Told about sending replacement tape Information: 1 #: _J__..?_:s_-___ _ Date: Location: Dispatched: �✓--Field initiated: _______ _ First units on scene: Name: Photo: Name: Photo: Tape order taken by: -�-+------ J'iburon, Inc . INCIDENT HISTORY DETAIL: L011730395 CITY OF LONG BEACH POLICE 06/27/01 11:41 ****************************************************************************** INITIATE : ENTRY: 06 :51:09 06/22/01 06 :53:15 CALL NUMBER: CURRENT STATUS : L0395 CLOSED 3A80 PATCH : 06 :54:31 PRIMARY UNIT: SCENE : 06 :57 :44 JURISDICTION: p CLOSE: 07 :32:45 DISPOSITION: ADV LOCATION: DAREA: E 53RD ST,CLB (ELM AV & LINDEN AV) 3 BEAT : RD : FIRE : 21 232 11H306 CP : ADDRESS : PHONE : 06 :53:15 P012 ENTRY 06:53 :15 P012 PRIOR 06:53 :40 DS04 HOLD 06 :54:31 DS04 DISPATCH 06:54:38 P012 SUPP 06:55:04 DS04 HOLDINFO TYPE : 5150 PSYCHO INVEST PRIORITY : 2(IN-PROGRESS) PRIOR HISTORY ORIGIN:911 TX :5150 SUBJ F/O TH IS LOC, IS CP'S NEIGHB , STATES IS HAVING A PSYCHOTI C EPISODE, SUBJ IS GLENDA TAYLOR, F/W, 50 '8, HAS WHI BAND AROUND HER HEAD, SUBJ IS RANTING IN THE FRONT AND WAS YELLING AT A NEIGHB KID GOING TO SCHOOL, WRG WHI SHORTS , NFD SHOTS 06/19/01 L2208 ( 2 MORE) 3A80:P <5945>ANGUIANO,BOBBY J <5404>CANARIA,DENNIS A TX:5150 SUBJ LIVES AT 055 :29 814E 56:06 DS04 57:44 814E BACK-ENR BACK-ENR ONSCENE 3A80 3A51 :P <5714>HARRIGAN,JOHN T 3A80 3A21:P <5437>GENTRY ,CHRISTOPHE S 3A51 Printed y 07:00:04 815A 07:01:26 DS02 07:07:26 A5C7 07:15:03 A5C7 07:21 :31 814E 07:24:30 PAl0 07:24:52 814E ONSCENE CODE-4 ONSCENE INSRVICE PU MISC CLEAR 3A2 1 3A51 3A80 3A80 3A51 TO PAl0, CAN U LEAVE A MESSAGE WITH THE MET TEAM TO CONTACT THE RESIDENTS AT ..... THEY WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO MET TEAM FOR HELPFUL ADVISE MSSG LEFT 3A51 ADV , SUBJECT DID NOT FIT 5150 CRITERIA .. SUBJECT WENT HOME TO ... SPOKE TO HUSBAND WHO STATED THEY ARE GOING TO BRING HER TO HOSPITAL .... AND ALSO ADV THAT THEY WOULD LIKE MET TEAM TO CONTACTTHEM FOR HELPFUL ADVISE ... 07 :32 :45 815A INSRVICE 3A21 07:32:45 815A CLOSE OPERATOR ASSIGNMENTS: P012 7449 BARROW,DAVID M DS04 8162 CARDONA,JENNIFER M 814E 5714 HARRIGAN,JOHN T 815A 5437 GENTRY ,CHRI STOPHE s DS02 7671 DEROUIN,JUDITH A A5C7 5945 ANGUIANO,BOBBY J PAl0 7085 ALLEN,ERIN C CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 : 17 07 PM Printed CL B�omagal 4/24/2019 y :riburon, Inc . INCIDENT HISTORY DETAIL: L011730706 Page CITY OF LONG BEACH POLICE 1 06/27/01 11:41 ****************************************************************************** INITIATE : ENTRY: PATCH : SCENE : C OSE : LOCATION : DAREA: BEAT : RD : FIRE : CP : 10 :11:44 06/22/01 CALL NUMBER : 10 :13:57 CURRENT STATUS : 10 :14:31 PRIMARY UNIT: 10 :17:28 CASE NUMBER : 19 :31:46 DISPOSITION: E 53RD ST,CLB (ELM AV & LINDEN AV) 3 L0706 CLOSED 3B54 010049876 FIJ;.ED 21 TYPE : 9290 OVERDOSE 232 PRIORITY : 1 11H306 ADDRESS: ATLANTIC AV ,CLB PHONE : 10 :13 :57 P002 ENTRY 10 :14:31 DS04 DISPATCH 10 :15:10 DS04 MISC 10 :17:28 811C ONSCENE 10 :18:43 DS04 BACK-ENR 10 :18:55 DS04 PU 10:19:09 PA02 PU 10 :19:42 DS04 CODE-4 10 :20:18 DS04 PREEMPT 27:29 DS04 MISC .27:51 DS04 BACK-ENR 10:28:10 8130 BACK-ENR 10:28:13 DS04 MISC 10 :28:31 2489 BACK-ENR 10 :28:42 DM04 ONSCENE 10:28:49 DS04 MISC 10 :28:53 8140 BACK-ONS 10:28:55 DS04 BACK-ENR 10:29:13 DS04 BACK-ENR 10:29:16 A5CD BACK-ENR 10 :29:25 2489 ONSCENE 10 :29:31 DS04 MISC 10:29:41 A5D3 BACK-ONS 10:29:42 DS04 CLOC-ONS 10 :30:04 DS04 BACK-ONS 10 :30:30 DS04 MISC 10 :32 :44 DS04 BACK-ONS 10 :32 :47 DS04 ONSCENE 10 :32 :51 DS04 MISC 10 :32 :54 DS04 MISC 10 :33:06 DS04 MISC 10 :33 :10 DS04 PU ·33:52 DS04 MISC 36:39 DS04 PREEMPT :36:57 DS04 MISC 10 :37:52 DS04 PU ORIGIN:911 TX :POSS 9290 ... CP STS HER 52YR OLD BROTHER TOOK A BUNCH OF VALUM AND OTHER MEDS ... CP STS SUBJ UPSET OVER WIFE HAVING CANCER ... CP TALKING TO MEDICS NOW .. NFD 3B51:P <5238>BELL,ROLAND G, A3 3B51, 3840 ADV 3B51 3B51 3B24 :P <5460>8ANCHEZ,ANDRE R 3B24 TO P002, CONFIRM THIS IS 901K ? TO DS04 , AFFIRM 3B51 3B24 3B51, CP THAT CALLED IS HOLDING THE KN IFE NEED A UNIT 3B51 BK35:P <5710>MENDOZA,DAN IEL, 56TH/ATL 3B51 CP31:P <5586>PAK,BO IN <5616>8ANY,RANDY N BK35, ROLLING C3 PER 3840 3B51 FOX:P <5186>ERDELJI,MICHAEL <3167>HARRIS,DONALD L BK35 3B51, SHE IS NOT THREATENING THE UNIT , ,,SHE IS USING THE KNIFE FOOLISHLY 3B51 3B82 :P <5887>HART ,TIMOTHY P <5555>8TAES,LEROY P 3B51 3840:P <5610>8TILINOVICH,JOSEPH M 3B51 3K2 :P <3554>EGGUM ,BRADLEY J 3B51 3B19:P <5420>MOLINAR,DANIEL FOX 3840, ROLLING W/LESS LETHAL 3B51 3B54:P <5596>HOTCHKISS,JOHN R CP31 EB 53RD/ELM 3B51 3B80 :P <5932>MUNSON,PAUL <5484>HODGE ,MARCUS D, 12 INCH BLADE IN HER HAND 3K2 , ROLLING CODE PER 3840 3B80 BK34 :P <5675>DO,TAI D 3K2 3840, ROLLING C4 3840, ROLLING C3 BK34, SHE THREATENED TO STAB US IF WE CAME NEAR HER BK34 TO SUPV, FYI 3B80, WE HAVE THE EAT READY 3B19 3B54 , RES 11 IS OS 3B54 TO SUPV, FYI , (( SUPV ALREADY ADV )) 17 08 PM :riburon , Inc . INCIDENT HISTORY DETAIL: L011730706 Page CITY OF LONG BEACH POLICE 2 06/27/01 11:41 ****************************************************************************** 10:38:29 DS04 ONSCENE •40:24 DS04 CODE -4 42 :05 DS04 INSRVICE 10 :53 :16 DS04 CHGLOC 10:54:20 SUPV BACKUP 10 :57:32 A5D3 MISC 10 :57:47 A5D3 MISC 11 :00:29 SUPV PU 11 :01:29 DS04 BACK-ENR 11 :06:03 PA02 MISC 11 :06:41 813D JDIC 11 :06:45 PA02 MISC 11 :07:50 813D JDIC 11 :09:23 813D JDIC 11 :13:29 PA13 PU 11 :13:34 PA13 PU 11 :14:19 DS04 MISC ....JJ..:14:56 DS04 BACK-ENR lA:17:27 DS04 APPD-MSG �·:17:44 DS04 PU 11 :18:02 DS04 PU 11:23 :44 DS0l ONSCENE 11:25:28 DS02 BACK-ENR 11:27:05 DS04 PU 11 :28:21 DS04 PU 11 :28:43 PAl0 PU 11 :31:32 DS04 PU 11 :31 :43 PAl0 PU 11 :33 :33 DS04 BACK-ENR 11 :33 :46 DS04 BACK-ENR 11 :45:13 DS04 REQCC 11 :50:45 813D JDIC 11 :51:52 813D JDIC 11 :52 :54 DM04 BACK-ENR 11 :52 :58 DS04 CLOC-ONS 11:57:27 SUPA MISC 11:58 :49 DS04 MISC ·00:48 SUPV BACK-ENR 03 :24 SUPV PU 3840 3840, 1 DETAINED FOX 3B54 MEMORIAL, FOLLOWING RES 11 TO THE HOSP W/THE VICT 3840 WCl :P <283l>KING,PHIL R 3B54 , FIRE PERSONNEL RSQ 11 PARAMEDICS CHAMBON/DAVIS ENG 11 CAPT SINSLEY ENGINEER MWENDOZA FIREFIGHTERS ROCKET, DEMETROPOLIS, BC3 BATT CHIEF COOPER ..... ALL ONSCENE 3B54 , FIRE PERSONNEL RSQ 11 PARAMEDICS CHAMBON/DAVIS ENG 11 CAPT SINSLEY ENGINEER MWENDOZA FIREFIGHTERS ROCKET, DEMETROPOLIS, BC3 BATT CHIEF COOPER ..... ALL ONSCENE TO DS04, HAVE LAB UNIT BEGIN RESPONDING TO THIS CALL PLEASE 3B80 L16 :O <8416>TAUL ,STEPHENIE L S40 ASKED FOR A CRED FOR UNIT ,, PUT IT ON , ,THEN 3B80 CAME ON THE , 3B80 MCDL,X, ,, ,, , ,, & ADV NEGATIVE ON THE RED , ,RE TO MISC 1028 HOURS Q 3B80 Q 3B80 TO DS04, FYI,,DEP CHIEF BROWN CALLED LL, ,AND ADVD HE IS ER TO THIS TO SUPV, FYI,,SEE LAST 3840, PER E3 HOMICIDE NEEDS TO ROLL ON THIS .. 3840 LL-ING HOMICIDE NOW 3840 E2 :O <2795>BROWN ,DALE L 3B80: CAN U HAVE THE UNIT WITH HOTCHKISS CALL THE NORTH SGT'S CELL PHONE AT 6194316 .... ASAP 3B80 TO PAl0, T21 MEMORIAL ADV 3B54 (HOTCHKISS) OF LAST CP INFO 3B80 TO PAl0, T22 GOT HIM Ll6 3840 CR7 :O <7418>TABING,NANCY A 3B54 TO PAl0, NEED PRI LAB TO RESPOND TO MEMORIAL .. 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THEY WERE ADV 'D RE EXPEDITE 3840 3B24 :P <5460>SANCHEZ,ANDRE R 3840 3B23 :P <5578>COOK,FERNANDO J, W/ TRAILER 3840 010049876 assigned 3B80 MWNT,X,X, ,,REINEKY,SYLVIA,G,,111 751, ,F,W,,,, ,, ,, 3B80 MCDL,X, ,REINEKY ,SYLVIA,G,,, ,1117 51, L16 L7:O L7 MEMORIAL 3840, FIRE ADVISED AND WILL HAVE STA 11 COMPLETE THEIR PAPERWORK ASAP AND WILL CALL US WHEN READY TO HAVE UNIT PICK UP 3840, *** I'M THE INCIDENT CMDR *** 3840 DH4 :O <3384 >JONES,STEPHEN D <5212>MCGUIRE,MARK T 3840 TO DS04, ADVISE 3840 THAT FIRE CAPT AT STA 11 IS REQUESTING TO HAVE SGT RESPOND TO ADVISE WHAT EXACTLY THEY WANT/NEED RE :PAPERWORK �:t 6 �;;� ;�B�wof\878 Printed y 22 01 06:20p (562) 570-70-40 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 11-. !Nonn&tlOn Is pn:llmuwy and haa-i-t c,:,a,pld,ly ...tflod_ It I• hued ln -onhnnoy andls inteNlo41o<...ty ra-tl,an bclni • lon,,al lzmo,tlptm: ,q,ort. This lnfunnatlon t. a..U.blo 1ft aft oltemalloe Caanat by requat to Clostwwnlty MaUoNI DI-at (562) 570-7215. WOMAN BEANBAGS 6/22/01 On Friday, June 22, 2001, at approximately 10:11 a.m., the Long Beach Police and Fire Departments responded to a residence in the 400 block of East 53rd Street, regarding a possible overdose victim, which resulted in the death an armed female subject, after being shot with less lethal beanbaQ$. When Long Beach Police and Fire arrived, they contacted 48-year-old Glenda Reymer, a resident of Long Beach, who stated that her common-law husband had consumed several different medications. Mer Fire personnel checked the male subject who was conscious and alert, they determined that he displayed no signs of an overdose. Upon learning that her common-law husband was not going to be transported to a hospital, Suspect Reineke became irate, retrieved a large knife from a nearby vehicle and began waving it around and making threats to the officers. Suspect Reineke was warned several times to drop the knife, and refused. She was wamed again that if she did not drop the knife, she would be shot with beanbags, and still did not comply with the officers' orders. After approximately 15 minutes of negotiating with the sugpect, less lethal beanbags were deployed and the suspect was struck once in the torso and once in the arm. She then threw the knife and collapsed and was immediately treated by Long Beach Fire Department Paramedics who were standing by. The suspect was then transported to a local area hospital where she died a short time later. The cause of death Is unknOwn at this time and will be determined by the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office. Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to contact Detectives Richard Birdsall and Richard Conant in the Long Beach Police Department's Homicide Detail at (562) 570-7244. FOR FURTHER, CONTACT: NANCY A. TABING, PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER TELEPHONE NUM�R:·( O-U3PD(5273) ...-u1ICIN: ::..':- APPRQVED BY:....::""',;.;.;:;"'-'...,""""-=---FAXEO TO ME.DIA l!IY: _ _.__..,.....___ --Coqcaill Ila • INTERNAL DISTRJSUT10N BY: ___ _ OomnlunlJ-· C81 I __ __,_, CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 :17'1 PM Printed y DETECTIVE DIVISION CONFIDENTIAL HOMICIDE CALL-OUT BRIEFING The following information is preliminary and has not been completely verified. It is based, in part, on hearsay and is intended for early informational use rather than being a formal investigative report. DATE/TIME OCCURRED : 06(2 2(2001 DATE/TIME CALLED: 06(22(2001 TEAM RESPONDING : Birdsall. R. / 1040 hours / 1100 hours I Conant. R. IN CUSTODY DEATH# 1 DR # CORONER # 010049876 2001-4527 ADDITIONAL TEAM (S) / SUPERVISOR : Lasch. s.( Erickson. R/Jones. s. McGuire , M./Edwards, P./McMahon, B./ Sgt . Oliver, B. NATURE OF CASE: MURDER ATTEMPT MURDER IN CUSTODY DEATH __ X_ SUICIDE NARCOTICS OTHER : DOMESTIC VIOLENCE GANG ASSOCIATION: VICTIM VICTIM INFORMATION: KIDNAP OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING UNDETERMINED DEATH SEXUAL ASSAULT SUSPECT ROBBERY NAME Reymer. Glenda ADDRESS WOUNDS TO VICTIM: SEX .E.emli.e AGE _5_Q_ DOB 11/17/51 RACE White CITY Long Beach GUNSHOT WOUND (S) __ STAB WOUND (S) ___ BLUNT FORCE TRAUMA __ X_ STRANGULATION __ OTHER : LOCATIONS: HEAD CRIME SCENE LOCATION: TORSO X EXTREMITIES --'=L �e �f �t .___,,B�i�c�e�p,__ ______ _ ADDRESS : In the street front of E. 53 rd Street . BEAT 21 AREA 3 PREMISE : HOUSE APT BUSINESS STREET __ X_ SIDEWALK ALLEY SUSPECT/PERSON RESPONSIBLE INFORMATION: SUSPECT KNOWN? NAME RELATIONSHIP TO VICTIM: ______ _ AKA _________ _ SEX AGE RACE IN CUSTODY? WEAPON(S) USED: BOOKING/WARRANT No . _______ _ DOB INJURIES: TYPE Shotgun WEAPON RECOVERED SUSPECT VEHICLE: BRAND/MAKE Remington/1 2 Gauge MODEL 870 Police Magnum Yes PROJECTILES RECOVERED Yes CASINGS RECOVERED � MAKE MODEL OTHER DESCRIPTION DISTRIBUTION, CHIEF OF POLICE DEPUTY CHIEF, DETECTIVE BUREAU COMMANDER, DETECTIVE DIVISION LIEUTENANT, DETECTIVE DIVISION COLOR LICENSE No . COMMANDER, FIELD SUPPORT INTELLIGENCE SECTION GANGS RECOVERED : COMMANDER, NORTH DIVISION COMMANDER, SOUTH DIVISION COMMANDER, EAST DIVISION COMMANDER RICHENS, WEST DIVISION CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 .17 12 PM Printed DETECTIVE DIVISION -CONFIDENTIAL HOMICIDE CALL-OUT BRIEFING PAGE 2 SUMMARY OF INCIDENT : Patrol Officers responded to the location in answer to a "911 Call. C/P requesting assistance for a possible drug overdose." Officers discovered that the male. . indicated in the call was not despondent and in any need of medical assistance . Officer Bell who assisted Long Beach Fire during their investigation. advised the C/P. the decedent. that . her boy friend was not in need of any intervent ion . The decedent became angry and be lligerent towards both the Fire personnel and Officer Bell. Of ficer Bell. at the request. asked the decedent to leave the location due to her behavior. advise the Officers of the decedent's recent erratic behavior. He said that she was an ex­drug abuser and was unsure if she was abusing drugs again. The decedent entered her vehicle parked in front of the location. all the while. yelling at Officer Bell. Officer Bell was driving away from the location. when he observed the decedent exiting her vehicle . She was now brandishing a large knife. Officer Bell. fearing for the safety of the aforementioned again contacted the decedent and attemp ted to have her put the knife away. Assisting officers arrived on scene in response to Officer Bell's request . The decedent began threatening all the officers on scene and began lunging at them . She told the officers that they were going to have to kill her. as she would stab anyone coming near her . After approximately fifteen minutes of officers attempting to plead. cajole and order the decedent to drop her knife. Sgt . Stilinovich authorize the deployment of "Less Lethal ." Sgt . Stilinovich advised the decedent of the immanent use of the "Less Lethal ." The decedent began to cover herself in apparent anticipation of the "Less Lethal" strikes. Upon the direction of Sgt . Stilinovich. Officer Tai Do fired two "Less Lethal" rounds . The decedent was hit in the chest and left bicep. After being hit by the "Less Lethal" rounds. she threw the knife at the Offices missing them. Officers Bell and Hodge. approached the decedent and she lay on the ground . She then began to have a seizure . Paramedics on scene rendered immediate first aid to the decedent and transported her to Long Beach Memorial Hospital . The decedent subsequently died in the Emergency Room. TELETYPE SENT : YES NO __ X_ PRESS RELEASE DONE : YES _X _ NO CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 • 17 14 PM Printed CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 DETECTIVE DIVISION CONFIDENTIAL HOMICIDE CALL-OUT BRIEFING The following information is preliminary and has not been completely verified. ft is based in part on hearsay and ,s intended for early informational use rather than being a formal investigative report. DATE/TIME OCCURRED : 06/22/2001 DATE/TIME CALLED : 06/22/2001 TEAM RESPONDING : Birdsall. R. / 1040 hours / 1100 hours I Conant. R. IN CUSTODY DEATH# 1 DR # CORONER # 010049876 2001-4527 ADDITIONAL TEAM (S) / SUPERVISOR : Lasch. s./ Erickson. R/Jones. s. McGuire , M./Edwards , P./McMahon, B./ Sgt . Oliver, B. NATURE OF CASE: MURDER ATTEMPT MURDER IN CUSTODY DEATH __ X_ SUICIDE NARCOTICS OTHER: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE GANG ASSOCIATION: VICTIM VICTIM INFORMATION: KIDNAP OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING UNDETERMINED DEATH SEXUAL ASSAULT SUSPECT ROBBERY NAME Reymer. Glenda ADDRESS WOUNDS TO VICTIM: SEX Female AGE -5.Q_ DOB 11/17/51 RACE White CITY Long Beach GUNSHOT WOUND (S) __ STAB WOUND (S) ___ BLUNT FORCE TRAUMA __ X_ STRANGULATION __ OTHER : LOCATIONS : HEAD CRIME SCENE LOCATION : TORSO X EXTREMITIES ----=L �e�f�t'--"B�i�c�e�p.,__ ______ _ ADDRESS: In the street front of E. 53rd Street. AREA PREMISE : HOUSE 3 APT BEAT 21 BUSINESS STREET __ X_ SIDEWALK ALLEY SUSPECT/PERSON RESPONSIBLE INFORMATION: SUSPECT KNOWN? ___ RELATIONSHIP TO VICTIM: _______ _ AKA _________ _ NAME SEX AGE RACE IN CUSTODY? ___ BOOKING/WARRANT No. _______ _ DOB INJURIES : WEAPON ( S) USED : TYPE Shotgun WEAPON RECOVERED SUSPECT VEHICLE: BRAND/MAKE Remington/12 Gauge MODEL 870 Police Magnum Yes MAKE MODEL OTHER DESCRIPTION DISTRIBUTION, CHIEF OF POLICE PROJECTILES RECOVERED Yes CASINGS RECOVERED _x_e_s__ COLOR LICENSE No. COMMANDER, FIELD SUPPORT INTELLIGENCE SECTION GANGS RECOVERED : COMMANDER, NORTH DIVISION COMMANDER, SOUTH DIVISION COMMANDER, EAST DIVISION CCM<ANDER RICHENS, WEST DIVISION 171b PM DEPUTY CHIEF, DETECTIVE BUREAU COMMANDER, DETECTIVE DIVISION LIEUTENANT, DETECTIVE DIVISION Printed by DETECTIVE DIVISION -CONFIDENTIAL HOMICIDE CALL-OUT BRIEFING PAGE 2 SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: Patrol Officers responded to the location in answer to a "911 Call. C/P requesting assistance for a possible drug overdose." Officers discovered that the male. . indicated in the call was not despondent and in any need of medical assistance. Officer Bell who assisted Long Beach Fire during their investigation. advised the C/P, the decedent. that . her boy friend was not in need of any intervention. The decedent became angry and belligerent towards both the Fire pe rsonnel and Officer Bell. Officer Bell. at the request, asked the decedent to leave the location due to her behavior. advise the Officers of the decedent 's recent erratic behavior. He said that she was an ex­ drug abuser and was unsure if she was abusing drugs again. The decedent entered her vehicle parked in front of the location. all the while. ye lling at Officer Bell. Officer Bell was driving away from the location. when he observed the decedent exiting her vehicle. She was now brandishing a large knife. Officer Bell. fearing for the saf ety of the aforementioned again contacted the decedent and attempted to have her put the knife away. Assisting officers arrived on scene in response to Officer Bell's request . The decedent began threatening all the officers on scene and began lunging at them . She told the officers that they were going to have to kill her. as she would stab anyone coming near her . After approximately fifteen minutes of officers attempting to plead, cajole and order the decedent to drop her knife. Sgt . Stilinovich authorize the deployment of "Less Lethal." Sgt . Stilinovich advised the decedent of the immanent use of the "Less Lethal ." The decedent began to cover herself in apparent anticipation of the "Less Lethal" strikes . Upon the direction of Sgt . Stilinovich. Officer Tai Do fired two "Less Lethal" rounds . The decedent was hit in the chest and left bicep. After being hit by the "Less Lethal" rounds. she threw the knife at the Offices missing them. Officers Bell and Hodge. approached the decedent and she lay on the ground . She then began to have a seizure . Paramedics on scene rendered immediate first aid to the decedent and transported her to Long Beach Memorial Hospital . The decedent subsequently died in the Emergency Room. TELETYPE SENT: YES NO __ X_ PRESS RELEASE DONE: YES _X _ NO CLB�omagal 4/24/201 3 17 16 PM • • Printed y CLB�omagal 4 24/2019 .17 '7 P'\i1 DATEffll'v!E CALLED: __ :2.._::i._:r.:_v_,J_�_o_\ ___ BY: ______ ARR: ____ _ RESPONDING TEAM: • CRIME SCENE Ji-1.t..oJ--.+-c.-<.. DR t!>l e>&> 'f'f-7,cc C.o..v,w\)r l--h.C-,/;1-) �c:.u.Jo� DA TE/rll'v!E:. __ ""l._'2. __ cJ_o.l_,-J_l!_ .. __ �_( ____ CALL# 70 " SGT: _____ _ LOC:. __ F-+(_o_�t[--'-,_S--_J_"-\ ___ HAND UNIT: 38 � SKETCH: _________ DOOR KNOCKS: _____________ _ LAB: __________ PRONOUNCED BY: ______ AT: _____ _ :C(i)RONER CALLED BY: _________ AT: ______ ARR: ____ _ CORONER INV: _______ TRANSPORT: ______________ _ LBFD ENG#: ________ RESCUE# _________ HOSP: ____ _ • VICTIM NAME: /Ze,,JfF/t..[ I <;,,LvA SEX/RACE:,. ( ..J ADD: ___ PH#:._· __ _ DOB: 11-li·S"z..c DL: ------ KIN: ___ ,--�------ INJURIES: ·--_______ .. __ VEH: __ _ _____ €JANG: ____ _ • SUSPECT ;I . NAME:________ _ ____ SEX/RACE: _____ . _DOB: ___ CDL: __ _ ADD: _________ :c .:..:___PH/t.;_ ______ BK: __________ _ DES , ON: ___ __ COLOR: _________ LIC#: _________ _ ____________ GA.NG: ____ �----- WEAPOt.: ____ � ____ CALlliE�:_.,.:� ___ SERIAL#:. ________ _ ,, EVIDENCE RECOVERED I. ___________ 2. _________ J. ________ _ 4. ___________ 5. _________ 6._�------- , Printed t y 11 ---------O�V-.,G_x_\\\"� --_ --+++-I _____ _ __ 1_- -1 \ P",, :--Ia CC)o,)� ----�-- '1�l:;;.lc> ens� N htJ ----- j ---------- -----I-ti--------------------- ---H+ -· - • -------+ ------------------------------- -------------___ __, --� ------------------ --- -- - - - - - --- - -- ------------------ - --------... -----------1 _ _____....__ ----------------�---- _.....,___ __ � -· ----�----�------------· ---------- ----------- CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 17:18 PM Printed y 100 N. Barranca Street, Eleventh Floor West Covina, CA 91791-1600 Mauro Fiore, Jr. Attorney at Law Ismael J. Munoz Legal As sis tan t Gary W. Rose, Esq. of Counsel LAW OFFICES OF MAURO FIORE, JR. August I, 200 I Phone 626•858•2090 Fax 626•915•5780 VIA FAX/CERTIFIED MAIL Chief Of Police Jerome Lance Long Beach Police Department 400 West Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Det. Birdsall Long Beach Police Department 400 West Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Sargt. Cisneros Internal Affairs Dept. Long Beach Police Department 400 West Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Robert Shannon City Attorney Of Long Beach 333 West Ocean Blvd. #1100 Long Beach, CA 90802 ,-�o ::u c.:-�rn �-n n )>Orn 0-., �-.,--�?-< .I> o rn Cmo :---, RE: Our Client(s): Daughter of Glenda L. Reymer (Deceased) Dear Sirs: 0 ..... -C") ?il: Q This office represents the above client(s) with regard to THE WRONGFUL DEATH OF THEIR MOTHER GLENDA LEE REYMER at the hands of the Long Beach Police Department on June 22, 200 I. At this time we request that you refrain from discarding, altering, repairing , testing or destroying any and all evidence collected with regard to this officer involved shooting. As well all other evidence you must preserve all tapes of officers communications on radio and or phone as well as all 911 tapes that make reference to this shooting. Also the weapon that was use to shoot the fatal bean bag at the decedent must be preserved. CLB�omaQal 4/2t 1201 S .17 20 PM CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 17 2• PM Printed y 100 N. Barranca Street, Eleventh Floor West Covina, CA 91791-1600 Mauro Fiore, Jr. Attorney at Law Ismael J. Munoz Legal Assistant Gary W. Rose, Esq. of Counsel LAW OF MAURO F Chief Of Police Jerome Lance Long Beach Police Department 400 West Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Det. Birdsall Long Beach Police Department 400 West Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Sargt. Cisneros Internal Affairs Dept. Long Beach Police Department 400 West Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Robert Shannon City Attorney Of Long Bea, 333 West Ocean Blvd. #1100 Long Beach, CA 90802 RE: Our Client(s): Daughtc Dear Sirs: This office represents the above client(s) wil THEIR MOTHER GLENDA LEE REYME Department on June 22, 2001. � 0 O' 0 r,) I I> I> 0 .. r,) 0 =­=-=- At this time we request that you refrain from discarding, altering, repairing , testing or destroying any and all evidence collected with regard to this officer involved shooting. As well all other evidence you must preserve all tapes of officers communications on radio and or phone as well as all 911 tapes that make reference to this shooting. Also the weapon that was use to shoot the fatal bean bag at the decedent must be preserved. C. B or,agal 4 24 "019 17 22 PM n,., 'Tl v, ►" .... 0 "' 0 "Tl '° -- @ ; " " '° .-!.. !] "" " � 0 < 0 g 24, gldillow@aol.com Less-lethal beanbag is better than a bullet June 26, 2001 By GORDON DILLOW Orange County Register CL � J r>iagc 4/24 "019 6ra.nge C0Lt':1ty Register -Coiumn£ I a: Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 17 30 P'v1 Law Offices Paul L. Mills The Equitable Building 3435 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 2900 Los Angeles, California 90010-2015 Office Telephone: (213) 595-17 I 6 Fax: (310) 943-1575 April 2, 2002 DEMAND FOR PUBLIC RECORDS [California Government Code Section 6250 et seq.; California Evidence Code Section 413) VIA CERTIFIED MAIL ARTICLE NO. 7000 1530 0005 4385 1895 Records Custodian Long Beach Police Department 400 West Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Re: Incident ofJune 22, 2001 Dear Addressee: We represent , and are conducting research into the use of"beanbag" ammunition against Ms. decedent, Glenda Reymer, by the Long Beach Police Department. Pursuant to California Government Code Section 6250, et seq., we request and direct that the Department send us all Long Beach Police Department reports, documents, and other records concerning the Department's use of"beanbag" ammunition against Glenda Reymer on June 22, 2001. as specifically described and listed by number on Attachment "A". Pendine Litieation No civil action concerning this research is pending. Your Oblieations Under the California Public Records Act The particular section of the California Public Records Act which we believe to be applicable is Government Code Section 6253, which states, in pertinent part: (b) Except with respect to public records exempt from disclosure by express provisions of law, each state or local agency, upon a request for a copy of records that reasonably describes an identifiable record or records, shall make the records promptly available to any person, upon payment of fees covering direct costs of CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 17 !4 PM 1. Any document, record, or file, identifying by name and/ or employment number, the officer or officers 'Yho discharged a firearm(s) at Glenda Reymer on June 22, 2001. Any document, record, or file, identifying by name and/ or address and/ or telephone number, the manufacturer of the ammunition fired by an officer or officers of the Long Beach Police Department which struck Glenda Reymer on June 22, 2001. 3. Any document, record, or file, identifying by name and/ or address and/ or telephone number, the seller to the Long Beach Police Department of the ammunition fired by an officer or officers of the Long Beach Police Department which struck Glenda Reymer on June 22, 2001. Any document, record, or file, identifying by brand name, model name, model number, or product number, the ammunition fired by an officer or officers of the Long Beach Police Department which struck Glenda Reymer on June 22, 2001. The name and employment number of the officer or officers who discharged a firearm(s) at Glenda Reymer on June 22, 2001. 6. The name, address and telephone number of the manufacturer of the ammunition fired by an officer or officers of the Long Beach Police Department which struck Glenda Reymer on June 22, 2001. 7. The name, address and telephone number of the seller to the Long Beach Police Department of the ammunition fired by an officer or officers of the Long Beach Police Department which struck Glenda Reymer on June 22, 2001. The brand name, model name, model number, and product number, of the ammunition fired by an officer or officers of the Long Beach Police Department, which struck Glenda Reymer on June 22, 2001. :riburon, Inc . INCIDENT HISTORY DETAIL: L011730706 Page CITY OF LONG BEACH POLICE 3 06/27/01 11:41 ****************************************************************************** 12 :04:50 DS04 PU 08 :23 DS02 BACK-ENR 12:09:38 DS02 BACK-ENR 12:09:41 DS02 BACK-ENR 12:09:45 DS02 INSRVICE 12:17:13 DS04 CHGLOC 12:22:25 DS03 ENROUTE 12:30:05 DS04 CLOC-ONS 12:34:22 DS02 BACK-ENR 12:49:29 DM04 INSRVICE 12:49:34 DM04 BACK-ONS 12 :49:40 DM04 CHGLOC 12 :53:57 DS03 PREEMPT 13 :09:02 DS04 CHGLOC 13 :09:05 DS04 CHGLOC 13 :14:32 813D CHGLOC 13 :20:37 DS04 PREEMPT 13 :27:43 A5D3 JDIC 13 :31:22 8166 JDIC 13:33 :21 DS04 CHGLOC 13:33 :43 813D ONSCENE 13:33:50 811C CHGLOC 13:42:19 8140 CHGLOC 13:44 :29 8140 ONSCENE :)59 :28 811C ONSCENE ' 59 :57 DS04 INSRVICE "i!,.,:00:41 91AE PREEMPT 14:03:18 DS04 926 14 :04:35 PAl0 PU 14 :05:52 A717 CLEAR 14:08:00 DS02 INSRVICE 14 :21 :05 DS04 CLOC-ONS 14:31:10 8AD8 CHGLOC 14:32:53 DS02 CLOC-ONS 14:33 :07 DS02 INSRVICE 14:35:44 A059 CHGLOC 14:35 :53 A059 ONSCENE 14:38 :28 DS04 MISC 14 :40:36 8AD8 ONSCENE 14 :45:12 8166 CHGLOC 14:52:10 91E5 INSRVICE 15 :08:04 DM04 CHGLOC 15:16:52 DS04 PREEMPT 15:17:33 8166 CHGLOC 15:18:26 DS04 BACK-ENR 15:20:07 8166 JDIC 15:22:57 A059 INSRVICE 15:44 :04 DS04 INSRVICE 15:44:04 DS04 INSRVICE 15:46:42 DS12 CLOC-ONS ·46:43 DS12 INSRVICE 01 :20 8140 CHGLOC 16:10:10 8140 ONSCENE 16:17:19 8166 PREEMPT 3S40 TO SUPV, ITS FOR HOMICIDE, THEY JUST WANT THE BASIC PAPEROWRK THEY ALWAYS DO BUT ASAP PLEASE 3S40 CP12 :P <5670>CRAWFORD,CIARAN <5899>LEE, JESSICA J, **** ER W/ CPVl **** CP12 BK31:P CP12 BK41:P <5096>COLBERT,MICHAEL BK3 1 CP12 53RD ST/LINDEN AV ,CLB WCl L7 53RD ST/LINDEN AV ,CLB 3S40 DF4 :O <5491>ERICKSON,ROBERT F <5451>LASCH,SCOTT D 3K2 3S40 3K2 :P <3554>EGGUM ,BRADLEY J 3K2 STA/HOMICIDE BK4 1 BK34 DT FILE CP31 DT FILE 3B80 DT/HOMICIDE/FILE BK35 3B54 MWNT,X,X,,,REYMER,GLENDA,, ,11175 1, ,F,W,,,,, ,, , Q 3B23 DH4 MEMORIAL 3B80 3B51 DOWNTOWN STA TO FILE 3B82 NPSS/FILE 3B82 3B51 L7 CP12 3B23 TO PAl0, HAVE DRIVER MEET UNIT AT 53RD/LINDEN TO DS04 , 926A ETA 25 3K2 FILED WCl L16 MEMORIAL 3B24 DT HOMICIDE DH4 STA/FILE DH4 , FILED 3S40 NPS 3S40 L16, OS 3B24 3B23 NPSS A/S L16 3S40 HOMICIDE/FILE 3S40 3B23 DT HOMICIDE 3B23 3S40 :P <5610>STILINOVICH,JOSEPH M Q 3B23 3S40 E2 CR7 DF4 DT STA DF4 3B82 DT/HOMICIDE 3B82 3B23 1!/ �:;� ;�B�wor\878 Tiburon , Inc . INCIDENT HISTORY DETAIL: L011730706 Page CITY OF LONG BEACH POLICE 4 (last) 06/27/01 11:41 ****************************************************************************** 16:17:27 A5D3 CHGLOC 3B54 HOMICIDE FILE •25:30 811C JDIC Q 3B51 35:43 BADS CLEAR 3B24 FILED 17:38 :37 SUPV CLEAR 3B51 FILED 17 :46:51 813D CHGLOC 3B80 NPSS 17 :47 :08 DM04 INSRVICE CP31 17 :56:24 813D ONSCENE 3B80 17 :56:36 813D CLEAR 3B80 FILED 18 :44:42 SUPV MISC ENG 11 CAPT . SINLEY, ENGINEER MENDOZA, FF ROCKETT, FF DEMETROPLIS .... RESCUE 11 JOHN DAVIS/CHAMBON 19:02:56 DS04 CLEAR BK34 FILED 19:23:20 DS04 CLEAR 3B82 FILED 19:31:46 DS04 CLEAR 3B54 FILED 19:31 :46 DS04 CLOSE OPERATOR ASSIGNMENTS : P002 8315 KAHAI ,JULIANN DS04 8162 CARDONA ,JENNIFER M 811C 5238 BELL,ROLAND G PA02 8315 KAHAI ,JULIANN 8130 5586 PAK,BO IN 2489 5186 ERDELJI ,MICHAEL DM04 8162 CARDONA ,JENNIFER M 8140 5887 HART,TIMOTHY P A5CD 5420 MOLINAR,DAN IEL A5D3 5596 HOTCHKISS,JOHN R SUPV 7005 COBBLEY,CHARLES L AS OF 11:01:29: DS04 8160 MILLS ,MELANIE AS OF 11:06:03: PA02 8162 CARDONA,JENNIFER M 813D 5932 MUNSON,PAUL PA13 7671 DEROUIN,JUDITH A DS0l 7642 NORMAN,MARCY A DS02 8315 KAHAI ,JULIANN PAl0 8333 GRAHAM ,STEPHANIE A AS OF 11:52:54: DM04 8160 MILLS ,MELANIE SUPA 7005 COBBLEY,CHARLES L AS OF 12:04:50: DS04 7085 ALLEN,ERIN C AS OF 12 :08:23: DS02 7489 MACKAIG,SHEILA K DS03 7671 DEROUIN,JUDITH A AS OF 12 :49:29: DM04 7085 ALLEN,ERIN C AS OF 13:20 :37: DS04 5809 THUONG,TONY D 8166 5578 COOK,FERNANDO J AS OF 13:33 :21: DS04 7085 ALLEN,ERIN C 91AE 5670 CRAWFORD ,CIARAN AS OF 14:04:35: PAl0 7612 LA BLANC ,SUZETTE M A717 3554 EGGUM,BRADLEY J BADS 5460 SANCHEZ,ANDRE R A059 5610 STILINOVICH,JOSEPH M AS OF 14 :38 :28: DS04 8333 GRAHAM ,STEPHANIE A 91E5 8416 TAUL ,STEPHENIE L AS OF 15:16:52: DS04 7085 ALLEN,ERIN C DS12 7671 DEROUIN,JUDITH A AS OF 17:38:37: SUPV 7686 FUNKE,RICHARD G AS OF 17 :47:08: DM04 8362 SCHWER,SHANA A AS OF 19:02:56: DS04 8362 SCHWER,SHANA A �� 6 �:;� ;�6�wof\s18 100 N. 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Munoz Legal Assistant Gary W. Rose, Esq. of Counsel LAW OFFICES OF MAURO FIORE,JR. August I, 200 I Phone 626•858•2090 Fax 626•915•5780 VIA FAX/CERTIFIED MAIL Chief Of Police Jerome Lance Long Beach Police Department 400 West Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Det. Birdsall Long Beach Police Department 400 West Broadway Lpng Beach, CA 90802 Sargt. Cisneros Internal Affairs Dept. Long Beach Police Department 400 West Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Robert Shannon City Attorney Of Long Beach 333 West Ocean Blvd. #1100 Long Beach, CA 90802 RE: Our Client(s): Daughter of Glenda L. Reymer (Deceased) Dear Sirs: This office represents the above client(s) with regard to THE WRONGFUL DEATH OF THEIR MOTHER GLENDA LEE REYMER at the hands of the Long Beach Police Department on June 22, 2001. At this time we request that you refrain from discarding, altering, repairing , testing or destroying any and all evidence collected with regard to this officer involved shooting. As well all other evidence you must preserve all tapes of officers communications on radio and or phone as well as all 911 tapes that make reference to this shooting. Also the weapon that was use to shoot the fatal bean bag at the decedent must be preserved. Printed b 100 N. Barranca Street, Eleventh Floor West Covina, CA 91791-1600 Mauro Fiore, Jr. Attorney at Law Ismael ]. Munoz Legal Assistant Gary W. Rose, Esq. of Counsel LAW OFFICES OF MAURO FIORE,JR. August I, 200 I Phone 626•858•2090 Fax 626•915•5780 VIA FAX/CERTIFIED MAIL Chief Of Police Jerome Lance Long Beach Police Department 400 West Btoadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Det. Birdsall Long Beach Police Department 400 West Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Sargt. Cisneros Internal Affairs Dept. Long Beach Police Department 400 West Broadway Long Beach, CA 90802 Robert Shannon City Attorney Of Long Beach 333 West Ocean Blvd.#1100 Long Beach, CA 90802 RE: Our Client(s): Daughter of Glenda L. Reymer (Deceased) Dear Sirs: This office represents the above client(s) with regard to THE WRONGFUL DEATH OF THEIR MOTHER GLENDA LEE REYMER at the hands of the Long Beach Police Department on June 22, 2001. At this time we request that you refrain from discarding, altering, repairing , testing or destroying any and all evidence collected with regard to this officer involved shooting. As well all other evidence you must preserve all tapes of officers communications on radio and or phone as well as all 911 tapes that make reference to this shooting. Also the weapon that was use to shoot the fatal bean bag at the decedent must be preserved. c. L 8 Jo Paga1 4!?4ro• g 31 01 PM CLB½omagal 4/24/2019 18 03 PM LAW OFFICES OF 100 N. Barranca Street, Eleventh Floor We st Covina, CA 91791-1600 CERTIFIED MA IL ll,l,,ll,,,l,,1,ll,,,,,l,l,111\,l,,lll,,,,11111,1,,1,l,,,1,,II 100 N. Barranca Street, Eleventh Floor West Covina, CA 91791-1600 Woman dies after police fire beanbag By Helen Guthrie SmiJh Staff writer b( 2-3/o 1 LONG BEACH -A Long Beach woman, killed Friday when police shot her with beanbags, has become the city's first fatality resulting from the use ofso-called less-lethal weap-ons. The 48-year-old woman was armed with a knife when she was shot. Glenda Reymer was "swinging the knife around, threatening any­body and everybody who was out there and also threatening to do harm to herself, as well," when the command was given to fire the stun gun, said homicide Detective Rich­ard Conant. "Officers were in close proximity to arrest her. Civilians were out there. Kids were milling around," Conant said, adding that the officers "were concerned that she would lunge." He said she had also put the knife up to her own throat. • Tear shaped, 1 inch in diame­ter, 1 ½ inches long, 4-inch tail. • Cloth, filled wtth No. 9 shot in a standard shotgun shell. • Energy range 20 to 50 feet. • Designed to hit flat so it dissi­pates energy over a large area. He said the officer with the stun gun fired from about 30 to 35 feet away. The incident began when Reymer, who lived in the neighborhood, called 911 and said her live-in boyfriend, William Taylor, had talc­en several different medications and was overdosing on drugs, said Co­nant and Nancy Tabing, a Long Beach police spokeswoman. Police and paramedics responded to the 400 block of East 53rd Street in North Long Beach at 10:11 a.m., Tabing said. Paramedics _checked Taylor and PLEASE SEE DEATH[AB that fires beanbags, such as this one, was used on a knife-wielding woman after Long Beach police were summoned to a location where an overdose was re­ported. The woman was killed. Leo Hetzel / Press-Telegram � 0.. l'-0 �� .0 <') E 0 � r By Tracy Manzer Staff writer LONG BEACH -Restaurateur John Morris has filed a lawsuit against the city of Long Beach alleging city employees have con­spired to shut down his Pine Avenue eatery in retaliation for his criticism of city officials. Morris, owner of Mum's Res­taurant on downtown Pine Ave­nue, is seeking unspecified dam­ages in the suit filed June 18 in Los Angeles County Superior Court. He alleg­es that he has been the target of harassment from City Man- By John Canalis Staff writer LONG BEACH -Sunday's dogs on the beach event has been relocated from a stretch of sand between 11th and 12th places to the area just west of the Junipero Avenue parking lot. City administrators on Friday asked organizer Justin Rudd to move the gathering, dubbed "Haute Dogs on the Beach," to accommodate residents concerned about pooches mussing up the sand. This . is the first time in more than 30 years that supervised canines can legally play on the DEAT H: 'Less-lethal' beanbag fired A1 Tabing said. Paramedics checked Taylor and found him to be conscious and alert with no signs of an overdose, she said. When Reyrner learned that Taylor was not going to be taken to a hospital, she "became irate and retrieved a large knife from a nearby vehicle and began waving it around and making threats," Tabing said. Reymer was warned several times to drop the knife. Instead, "she kept advancing and she'd retreat," Tabing said. "She was warned again that if she did not drop the knife, she would be shot with beanbags," Tabing said. After about 15 minutes of nego­tiating with Reymer, an officer, standing across the street from her, fired two rounds, hitting her once in the upper torso, and once in her upper arm, Tabing said. The woman threw the knife at the officers, then collapsed, Tab­ing said. Paramedics, who were standing by, began treating her immediate­ly, then took her to Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, where she died a short time later. An autopsy will be performed, Tabing said. This is the first time anyone in Long Beach has died after being hit by beanbags, said Sgt. Steve Filippini, a police spokesman. He recalled hearing that deaths have occurred in other jurisdic­tions, but did not know if they were the direct result of the beanbags, or something else, such as a heart attack. The beanbags are fired from standard 12-gauge shotguns. The stocks and grips on the weapons are painted a bright orange so other officers will know from a distance that they are stun guns, and that lethal force is not being used. They are distributed to ser­geants only, but most officers on the force are trained in their use. A sergeant, or someone of a higher rank, has to authorize use of the stun gun. According to Filippini, the beanbags are made of cloth, and filled with No. 9 shot. They are oval, 1 inch in diameter, 1 inches long, with four, 4-inch tails. The tails provide stability and accura­cy, Filippini said. They are packed into standard looking shotgun shells. When fired, they are designed to hit flat, so their energy is dissipated over a large area, such as the torso. Their optimal energy range is 20 to 50 feet. Their velocity is 280 feet per second. By comparison, a slug from a 9mm handgun travels about 1,000 feet per second, Filip­pini said. Although stun guns are viewed as less-lethal, officers are told that they can kill, especially iffired at a target less than 10 feet away. 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All specifications are a�rages.J APPLICATION: The 12-gauge Bean Bag Round has secured its place as the Law Enforcement Communities' number one choice for a specialty impact munition to be used as a dynamic, high energy, single target round for incapacitation or the distraction of a non-compliant, aggressive subject. It has been successfully used against a broad range of individuals from fleeing subjects to "suicide by cop" situations. The 12-gauge Drag Stabilized round is intended to be direct fired. The operator should be adequately trained in the use of Specialty Impact Munitions and have a thorough understanding of the round and considerations for selecting shot placement such as level of threat, target distance, size, and clothing. The 12-gauge Drag Stabilized round proves most successful for incapacitation when used within its optimal energy range of approximately 20 to 50 feet. The optimal zone offers the necessary energy and accuracy to target the large muscle groups of the buttocks and thigh and even the knees of the subject. These areas provide sufficient pain stimulus and effect the mobility of the subject while significantly minimizing serious or life-threatening injuries. Statistics show that subject's are rarely incapacitated after only one deployment. Most encounters require two to three shots placed on the subject. It is extremely critical to deploy an accurate round, such as the 1 2-gauge DS, in order to place these multiple shots in areas were pain might be maximized, while serious injuries are minimized. It is this need for accuracy that led to the development of the drag stabilized design. The 12-gauge Drag Stabilized round can also be deployed in crowd control situations to protect the riot line, cover or enhance chemical munitions, or target specific agitators and organizers of the crowd. When used in this fashion, it is primarily both a psychological deterrent and physiological distraction serving as a pain compliance device to either get the crowd (or subject) moving or keeping them at a designated distance. See pages C-8 -C-9 for more information on 12-gauge Bean Bag Rounds. Case To be used only by Law Enforcement, Corrections, or Military Personnel trained for the deployment of Specialty Impact Munitions. CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 3 18 1;_, 1-'M CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 12-GAUGE BEAN BAG ROUNDS UNDERSTANDING DESIGNS AND THE EVOLUTION PROCESS An Educational Report Defense Technology Corpora tion of America Originally published August 2000 INTRODUCTION: DRAG STABILIZED BEAN BAG ROUNDS: Defense Technology Corporation of America (DTCA) is pleased to introduce the 23D5, 12-gauge Drag Stabilized Bean Bag Round (#3027). The 23D$ is a tear-shaped, drag stabilized projectile designed as a single target, maximum energy specialty impact round. This tear-shaped projectile constructed without sewn edges is much more aerodynamic than the traditional square bag, while the multi-tail stabilizing system ensures increased accuracy. The 23OS incorporates a double-wall construction of a blend of ballistic material and cotton, greatly increasing the strength and integrity of the bag compared with similar tear-shaped designs. The 23D$ tear-shaped aerodynamic design, in conjunction with the multi-tail drag stabilization, allows the projectile to maintain its energy over greater distances (less drag), while at the same time providing greater accuracy. However, because the surface area was reduced 20-25% from the traditional square design coupled with its improved aerodynamics, the velocity of the 23D$ was reduced from 300-fps to 280-fps. Even with reducing the velocity of the 23D$, it's still capable of imparting energy at 60 feet similar to that of •. the 23BR at 20-30 feet, due to its improved aerodynamics. The superior accuracy of the 23OS allows the '"' operator to select specific target areas, depending upon distance and the level of threat, remaining consistent with current training philosophies to reduce risk. EVOLUTION: In 1993 DTCA introduced its first 12-gauge bean bag, the 23BR. At that time, there were two styles of bean bags available: the round bag and the square bag. The round bag never fully gained acceptance, while the square bag is still the most prevalent design and is readily available. The market dictated a need for 12-gauge specialty impact munitions with sufficient energy and accuracy up to 30 feet that lead to the development of the 23BR. To accommodate close engagement distances, the bag needed to unfold quickly to ensure a non-penetrating impact. The original design was a 2X2-inch orange nylon Cordura, material that incorporated a straight stitch. The Cordura proved to be successful in allowing the bag to unfold as it left the muzzle. In addition, the Cordura proved to be highly resistant to rupturing in the event that it struck hard objects, another desirable feature. However, once the bag opened, it took on a thin disc-like shape which was prone to "sail", making it inaccurate at longer distances. As the operator's desire for greater -engagement distances increased, this nylon Cordura, material and design became inadequate. As a result, in 1996 DTCA began experimenting with new designs that would accommodate the need to increase engagement distances to 40-45 feet. Several designs were tested to include ... 200 1 SPECIF"ICATIDN MANUAL columns, tubular materials, and bags with stabilizing tails. It was at this time that DTCA applied for competent authority for a partially developed tear-shaped, drag stabilized round, the 23DS. Unfortunately the 23DS was not then completed due the availability of adequate materials of acceptable strength, at a reasonable cost. To continue to obtain optimal surface area upon impact, DTCA went back to the original square design and began testing new fabrics and manufacturing methods in order to achieve increased accuracy. The end product was a square cotton canvas bag featuring rounded corners and a rolled stitch. This softer material and finished stitching allowed the bag to remain in a folded position for a short duration once it exited the barrel, increasing the range of accuracy. At the same time the square design continued to maintain the advantage of a 2X2-inch impact area. However, since the bags remained folded for a short period beyond the muzzle, the potential existed for the bags to not be fully opened upon impact. Therefore the velocity was reduced from 325-fps on the original 23 BR to 300-fps on the second generation 23BR. In addition, due to the improved accuracy specific targeting of more desirable impact areas other than center mass was possible, which was the emerging trend for the basis of operation. The second generation 23BR (113025), quickly became the most widely used specialty impact round manufactured by DTCA and has proven to be dependable and successful through thousands of deployments. With the increased popularity of less lethal alternatives and the overall success of 12-gauge bean bag rounds, their availability has gone beyond special response units and are now issued to patrol in many areas. This widespread use has again led the operator to demand a product with greater accuracy over extended ranges that will maintain sufficient energy. In late 1999, the 23DS prototypes were re-visited as a means to meet these needs. It was during this endeavor that DTCA, an Armor Holdings, Inc Company, acquired the additional material technology necessary to complete the development of the 23DS through Armor Holdings' body armor subsidiaries. The combination of cotton and ballistic fibers proved to be the missing link that has now allowed production of the 23DS, 12-gauge Drag Stabilized Bean Bag Round, the newest bean bag specialty impact round offered by Defense Te chnology. Defense Technology is committed to providing market-leading research to establish employment parameters for its product line. This information is the foundation for training on the products, justification for their use, and courtroom testimony should it be necessary; allowing DTCA to meet its goal of increasing success, while reducing liability. C"B�omaqal 4t.'L/2019 14 PM CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 18 15 PM Printed y that her the CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 18 16 PM ��/01 0§:24 FAX 323 224 8579 LA Times IZ!ooz Page 1 ofl l'lew& Home I Ouicuaaiona I Prim Edltlon ) Arch1Ve6 I $lie Map I Home Oellve,y \ Advartlse 1 F-"badc I Help SP.Qtta Co� htlp:l/'www.lanmea.oom/neW$/etat012001062�/I0000,2342.htmt Woma.n Killed In Standoff With Long Beach Police • Violence: Officers fil'ed beanbags at bQ-after she refused to drop knife, says a department spokeswoman. Lon;g Beach homicide detectives arc investigating the death of a 48-ycar-old woman shot by officers who fimi beanbags during a standoff outside her home. Holding an 8-inch knife, Glenda R.eymcr was shot twice after keeping Long Beach police at bay for about 15 minua,s in the middle of a � street late Friday morning. said Long Beach police :spokeswoman Nancy Tabing. The Long Bea.ch woman t.brcatcned police and onlookers, and at one point put the knife to her throat, Tabing said. After police attempted to negotiate, Reyxner was warned that she would be shot if she did not drop the knife, Tabing said. Rey;mer didn't; police fired. .Rcymer was bit in the ann and torso with beanbags fired from a 12-gaugc shotgun. Tabing said. Police were about 30 to feet away from her when they fired. after receiving the order from a sergeant on the scene, she added. Reymer, an unemployed bartender, was pronowiced dead at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center. "It was a bad situation. Officers obviously felt they had to do something to end it peacefully," Tabing said. But Rc-,ymer's live--io boyfriend, William Taylor, said Saturday that police shonld have found 111\0ther way to end 1he standoff. "It was a. bad decision." he said. "There were so many officers around her, and she waa so tiny, such a mill woman, I don't know why they couldn't have used pepper spray. She'd still be alive, Beanbap, which police coosidef "leas lethal" ammunition, are used by police depanm.cots across the nation. The bags travel much more slowly than bullets and arc meant to control suspects without killing them. Taylor said Reymer, who had three grown children, was "extrcmcly ill" from an undiagnosed stomach illness and had lost almost 40 pound& since Dccc:mber. R.eym.er. a 5-foot, 6-inch woman, weighed just 89 pounds. Taylor said. The couple bad no insurance and could not afford medical help. Taylor and police agree on how the incident started: Rcymer made a bogus 911 http://www.latimcs.oom/cgi-binlprint.cai 6/26/01 CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 3 18 11 PM COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER 1104 N. MISSION RD., Loa ANGEi.ili.. CAI..FWINIA SOOU Printed y C B\•or1ag.il 41� 41'"} 11 : 18 18 PM To: 'l>--c . �. ttee =­ Fax Number: Sb·S2.'-t'3 Date & Time; «rl-P ..+ Prom: Investigator Betsy O. Magdaleno #469800 Phone: (323) 343..0714 (24-hour number) (323) 343-0726 (direct line) Fax: (323) 224-8579 Email: bmagdale@co.la.ca.us RE: Coroner's Case Number_.,,2..,00�1 •..,c�y..,:5..,2;.,:-,'-''--------------­Police DR Number__,,.oCl.110,..c,j�'\ .... 8".J ....... Number of Pagc::i {including transmittal farm),_�.L.------------ PRIVACY NOTICE This message is intended for the use of the individual or entity for which it is addressed and may coawn information that is privileged, confidential, or exempt from disclosure under applicable Federal or State law. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient. you are hereby ad-rised that any dissemination, distn"bution, or copying of this comrmmication is stri.i;tly prohibited. If you ha-ve received this communication in CtTOr, please notify u5 immediately and return the original message to the above ad�s via regular U.S. Mail. Thank you. Printed d y CL )ljOl"k qc ,;/24/'019 3,'.18.�0 P!\11 Number 98/04 CL B Jorragal 4/"4/:'0' 9 3: 8:21 PM • The subject has made threats to harm officers, others, or themselves, and the credibility of those threats is significant. • The subject stated or exhibited intent to violently resist being taken into custody. • The subject's violemactions or potential for weapons dictate the need for an immediate response and the use of less lethal projectiles is appropriate; especially when the only other viable option to deal with those actions may be the use of deadly force. • When the subject is engaging in riotous, aggressive or combative behavior to include throwing rocks, bottles, and/or other dangerous projectiles at citizens and/or officers (violation of 494 P.C. Riot, 404.6 P.C. Inciting a Riot, 407 P.C. Unlawful Assembly, and 409 P.C. Remaining at Place of Riot). • Approved training sessions The deployment of a shotgun dedicated exclusively to less lethal can only be authorized by a supervisor. The weapon is recognized as a Remington, 12-gauge, model 870 shotgun and the stock and forearm are painted orange. The words "Sn.m Bag" are clearly painted on both sides of the stock. The only authorized less lethal projectile is the issued 12-gauge, 1 3/4 inches x 1 3/4 inches square "Bean Bag" shotgun round filled with shot. The dedicated less lethal shotgun shall be kept unloaded in the supervisor's vehicle until deployed. When deployed, the dedicated shotgun shall only be loaded by the officer assigned to use the weapon. This will ensure only less lethal projectiles are loaded. When possible, the status of the shotgun should be verified by another officer prior to deployment. 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ITh. �CG , ✓ -·� D�\�--1'.'f�� IDID#�' I ASSISTING OFFICER DID# 1 °' le!� �p1)-g,vz BI�1s., CLB�omaga: 4/24/2019 3·18·31 PM �\ili,;11.. � �---+ .?L) -� CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3:1 8:33 PM \ _) CLB _omagal 4124/2019 3 8 35 PM Accused Te rrorist Bangs Head, Collapses in Court By JOSH MEYER TIMES STAFF WRITER <, /(/ NEW YORK-A Montreal man accused of conspiring with Islamic extremists to bomb Los Angeles International Airport during millennium celebrations collapsed in court Friday after he angrily banged his head on a table. Mokhtar Haouari, 32, became enraged, punching himself in the head ·and pounding .a table, as an alleged co-conspirator who is now a government witness testi­fied against him. Prosecution witness Abdel­ghani Meskini told a jury in U.S. District Court in Manhattan that, in a conversation the two men had, Haouari supported the bombings of two U.S. em­bassies in Africa that lcilled 224 people, including lff\.mericans. During the testimony, H?OUari began grunting:and hit­ting his head with his fists. As ju­rors gasped, Haouarf began striking the table with his hands. He then·leaned over, banged -his forehead-on the table once and then slid back into his chair, his eyes closed and his body limp. Judge.John F'. Xeenan quickly called for·a doctot ·and ordered the jury out of the room. Court security officers easea Haouari onto the'fleor, where paramedics attended to him. Haouari ap- peared to be unconscious for more than minutes and was later treated by a doctor who pronounced him fit to continue with the trial. Later, Haouari returned to court but told his lawyer he still felt dizzy. The judge adjourned the proceedings for the day but not before warning Haouari about his behavior. Keenan noted that Haouari had uttered an expletive at pros­ecutors on the first day of trial Wednesday and that this was the second time he had issued a stem warning. "You mark my words, mister. One more word and you go right into that·pen and you watch it on television," Keenan told Haouari. "This is not a game, and itis not a joke . . . . There is nothing you are going to be able to do to avoid the trial." Prosecutors contend that Haouari, a Montreal shopkeeper, recruited Mesll,ini to help con­victed terrorist Ahmed Ressam get elqllosives across the U.S.­.Canadian border shortly before New Year's Day 2000. Meskini, who has admitted his role in a conspfracy to "punish" · the United States, said 'he and Haouari had talked several times about declaring jrhad, or an Js­·lamic holy war, against America and the West. LETTERS: am behind the Long Beach police officer who fired the fatal shot at the Long Beach woman. I am in law enforcement myself and unless you under­stand what we face on a dailv baslS you cannot really under-. stand why some things happen. When you are threat­ened with a weapon you have to defend yourself· they tried to do_ it without lethal force. In this ease it ended up killing the woman; however, that was not the intention of the officer who fired upon this woman.· AB for the woman's daughier making all kinds of statements as to her mother's mental probl�ms �� illnesses, why wasn t she livmg m California to h�lp her? E;very time some­one IS shot or killed after com­mitting a crime all you ever hear is what a great person they were. Give me a break. _How funny now, the first thmg out of the daughter's mouth is "lawsuit." my·mother was killed by an officer, I' ·do not think before her body got cold I would looking into receiv­mg any type of . money revenge for her death. would be to cope with the loss and arrangements. Peach A Naderi Lakewood Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 18 37 P'vl I, Officer T. Do # 5675, and Officer D. Mendoza # 571 0, working uniform bicycle patrol unit BK34 and BK35 in a marked black and white patrol vehicle, were in the area of Orange Ave and South Street, when we heard Officer R. Bell # 5238 asking for a unit to assist him. Officer Bell was dispatched to assist Long Beach paramedics at E. 53rd Street regarding a possible overdose. Officer Bell stated that the calling party was wielding a knife at him and refused to put the knife down. Officer Mendoza and I responded to the location. I saw a female white subject, later identified as Glenda Reymer, standing on the street next to the driverside door of a white dully Chevy pick-up truck, license plate , which was parked in front of E. 53rd Street. Reymer was holding a survival type knife, which had a blade approximately 8 inch long with a black handle, in her left hand. She was holding a metal walking cane in her right hand. I saw Officer Bell standing behind a Chevy Vega in front of E. 53rd Street. Officer Bell repeatedly asked Reineky to put the knife on the ground and Reymer answered by yelling profanity at Officer Bell. I got out of the patrol unit and Reineky pointed the knife at me and stated, "I'll stab you if you come here mother fucker." Reineky repeatedly stated, "I have terminal cancer. I don't care. Kill me motherfucker! I'll kill you motherfuckers. I'll kill myself." Reymer repeatedly executed slashing motions, by thrusting the knife forward, up and down and side to side. She continued to make the slashing motions at officers, all the while threatening to stab any officer if they came near her. Reymer also made a slashing motion to her throat with the knife, as if she was going to slit her throat. She pointed the tip of the knife at her abdominal and said that she would kill herself. Reymer pointed the walking cane at Long Beach air support unit Fox and yelled profanity at the helicopter. I immediately blocked eastbound and westbound traffic on 53rd Street between Linden Ave and Elm Ave. I approached several by-standers, which were standing on the sidewalk just west of E. 3rd Street, and asked them to leave the area. One of the subjects, later identified as , pointed to Reymer and spontaneously stated to me, "She had been threatening to kill people around here for the past few days." For further see Officer Hodge's (# 5484) follow-up report. Officer B. Pak # 5586 responded to the scene and used the patrol unit PA system to talk to Reineky. Officer Pak repeatedly asked Reymer to put down the knife and allowed police officers to help her. Reymer responded with more profanity and refused to put down the knife. Reymer continued making slashing motion at police officers, which were standing approximately 30 feet away. She continued thrusting the knife forward, up and down and side to side. She also threatened to kill Officer Eggum's (#3554) dog. While Officer Pak was talking to Reymer, Long Beach paramedics rescue unit # 11 arrived at the scene and stood by on 53rd Street just west of Linden Ave. While waiting for unit 3S40/Sgt. J. Stilinovich # 5610 to respond to the scene with a less lethal bean bag shot gun, we established an emergency arrest team (EAT). I was designated to deploy the less lethal weapon system. I continued negotiating with Reymer, repeatedly Printed y CLB jomagal 4/24/2019 .18.39 P'\t! asking her to put the knife down and allow us to help her. I stated to Reymer, "Is there anything I can say or do to make you put down the knife?" Reymer pointed her right middle finger at me and stated, "Fuck you you ugly mother fucker. You can't help me." Sgt. Stilinovich arrived at the scene and handed me a less lethal bean bag shotgun along with a bandoleer of less lethal rounds. I personally inspected and loaded the less lethal beanbag shotgun with five less lethal rounds. I positioned myself behind a green Chevy Vega, license plate , which was parked in front of E. 53rd Street. Officer D. Mendoza was my lethal cover officer and he was standing next to me on my right hand side. I was approximately 30 feet away from Reymer. The EAT positioned themselves in front of the Chevy Vega. Sgt. Stilinovich stood next to the passenger side of the Chevy Vega and stated to Reymer, "Hello my name Sgt. Stillinovich. Silvia we don't want to hurt you! Please put down the knife! Silvia If you don't put the knife down, we will shoot you with beanbags! Put down the knife! We don't want to hurt you." Reymer appeared to understand Sgt. Stilinovich's verbal warning and responded, "If you shoot me I will throw the knife at you and kill you." Reymer was given time to comply with Sgt. Stilinovich's order and she chose not to comply. She continued yelling profanity at officers while making slashing motions, by thrusting the knife forward, up and down and side to side, towards the officers. We were unable to safely approach Reymer to execute any weaponless arrest control techniques in order to safely take her into custody. I pointed a less lethal beanbag shotgun, a Remington model 870 Police shotgun serial number # C1 4561 OM, at Reymer. Reymer immediately sat down on the running board , located on the driverside of the dully pick-up truck. Reymer picked up her black purse with her right hand and placed it across her chest. Reymer also placed her left hand, which was holding a knife, in her chest on top of the purse. I believed Reymer knew that she was going to be shot with beanbags and used her purse to protect her upper torso against the beanbags. Reymer appeared to have a clear understanding of what was going on. Reymer started to rock her body side to side as she was trying to make herself a difficult target to avoid being hit with beanbags. I warned assisting officers that I was about to deploy the less lethal beanbags. I yelled, "Stun bags! Stun bags!" I aimed the less lethal shotgun at Reymer's center mass and fired one rounds of less lethal beanbags at Reymer while she was rapidly rocking her body side to side. I did not see the first beanbag hit Reymer's body. The beanbag did not appear to have any effect on Reymer. Reymer continued to hold the knife on her left hand. I reloaded the less lethal shotgun, aimed at Reymer's center mass, and fired a second round of beanbag at Reymer. Reymer immediately threw the knife, with her left hand, at the EAT team and the knife landed on the street approximately five feet in front of the EAT. The purse fell to the ground and landed in front of Reymer. Reymer continued to sit on the running board after I deployed two less lethal rounds. I did not see the beanbag strike Reymer; CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 18.40 P'v1 CLB�omagal 4/24/201 e send our law enforcement officers out on the streets to keep order so that the rest ofus can live in peace. When a res­ident dies at the hands of an officer many of us try to second-guess his actions. Could a nonvio­lent method have subdued the person? Was it necessary to shoot? More specifically, did Glenda Reymer, a 48-year-old North Long Beach woman, have to die? Her death, for certain, is a tragedy. According to police reports, she called 911 Friday morning to report that her boyfriend wu overdosing on drugs (he wasn't). After police arrived, though, she grabbed a knife, "swinging it aroµnd, threatening anybody and everybody who was out there, and also threat- ening to do harm to herself," according to a homicide detective." She was warned to drop the knife, but she kept advancing on officers, who tried to negotiate with her for about 15 minutes. Finally, an officer shot beanbags at her from across the street. It's hard to believe that anyone at the scene wanted to kill her, but that's what happened. We can speculate that the officers at the scene should have used stun guns, pepper spray or physical force. But the fact remains that this poor woman had a knife, and she was threaten­ing to harm herself or anyone in her way. In cases like this, when negotiations don't work, and there is danger all around, the police have to do something. In this case, they did their best to control the situation so that no one else would be harmed. Before you pass judgment, ask yourself what you would do if someone was coming at you with a knife. Printed y death ruled homicide Police: By Wendy Thomas Russell Staff writer LONG BEACH -The Long Beach woman killed Friday when police shot her in the chest with a beanbag was a gentle mother and grandmother who had struggled with mental and physical illnesses for years, her daughter said Monday. Glenda Lee Reymer, 49, was wielding a knife when she was shot with two "less-than-lethal" rounds outside her North Long Beach home shortly before 10 a.m. An autopsy report released Mon­day lists Reymer's cause of death as a laceration of the heart due to "severe, focal blunt force trauma to the chest," said Carrier, a spokesman with the Los Angeles County coroner's department. "The death will be ruled a homicide." Carrier noted that the "homicide" label given to Reymer's case is different from "murder." It means only that a person died at the hands of another. Reymer's daughter, reached at her home in Orono, Minn., lashed out at police for taking extreme measures in a situation that she said could have been diffused through negotiations. "She wouldn't have hurt anybody but herself," Krista Eliason said. "That woman has had a hard life, and (police) took 16 minutes to try and rationalize with her before they shot at her." Eliason, 31, said her pain WM not lessened by the fact that her llllldier was shot with a weapon deeignel to save lives, not take them away. "She died with soniething that isn't suwi-f to be a lethal weapon," Eliason said. ''Well, it is a lethal weapon." Reymer's death marks the first time Long Beach police have killed someone with so-called less­than-lethal weaponry. The de­partment will await the autopsy and toxicology reports before sending the case to its In-Custody Death Review Board, said spokes­woman Nancy Tabing. While Reymer's chest injury was focused in one spot, the beanbags are designed to do just the opposite: dissipate the energy, so it's not concentrated in one area. In fact, Tabing said, the weapons were modified earlier this year to make them even safer. Still, the cloth hap filled with No. 9 shot haft been known to kill people, Carrier said, including _ at least one other person in L.A County. "When fired at close proximity, they can kill," he said. "Whether that happened in this case is yet to be determined." Tabing said that the shots were fired from across the street -roughly 30 to 35 feet. The optimal range is between 20 and 50 feet. On the day of the shooting, Reymer called police and reported that her live-in boyfriepd of 26 years, William Taylor, had over­dosed on drugs. Police and para­medics responded to the 400 block of East 53rd Street but found that Taylor was line. When Reymer realized Taylor wasn't going to be taken to a hospital, Tabing said, she picked up a knife. Long Beach police Detective Richard Conant 88id Reymer was "swinging the knife around, threatening anybody and every­body who waa wt there and also threatening to do harm to her­self." Children were among those milling around the area, Conant said, and officers "were con­cerned that she would lunge." Eliason said the notion that her mother would hurt children was absurd. She 88id Reymer was small, sickly and struggling with a mental disorder, b\lt she was not dangerous to anyone else. "She made a bogus call," Elia­son said, adding that Taylor her father. "It was a cry for her own help." At the time of her death, Reymer stood 5-foot-8 and weighed 100 pounds, according to the autopsy report. li'JiaiNJn said her severe wei,tit m-due to her illnel!8, which had not been . diagnmai. "She was a good mom," Elia­son said. "She was a good grand­ma She loved her kids. She loved her grandkids ... She was just sick." Tabing said Reymer's slight frame and unspoken intentions were irrelevant. "Whether someone is 90 pounds or 290 pounds -if they take certain actions out there, we have to act appropriately," she said, "We can't base our actions on what she was feeling, only on what she was doing." Eliason said her family plans to take legal action. "This is such a humiliating way to die," Eliason said, her voice choked with emotion. "I would haw liked ror her to have one moment where her 1-1 could haYe been held high." CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 '843 "' Printed y CL BIJr 1'1c g< 4/'>4/ >Q19 3 18:4::> P Vlolence: Officers fired beanba�atherafter she refused to drop knife, says a department spokeswoman. By KURT STREETER LP.<"( TIMES STAFF WRITER Long Beach homicide detectives are investigating the death of a 48-year-old woman shot by officers who fired beanbags during a stand­off outside her home. Holding an 8-inch knife, Glenda was shot twice after keep­ing Beach police at bay for about 15 minutes in the middle of a street late Friday morn­ing, said Long Beach police spokes­woman Nancy Tabing. Beach woman threat­police and onlookers, and at one point put the knife to her throat, Tabing said. After police attempted to nego­tiate, Reymer was warned that she be shot if she did not drop the knife, Tabing said. . Reymer didn't; police fired. Reymer was hit in the arm and torso with beanbags fired from a 12-gauge shotgun, Tabing said. Po­lice were about 30 to 35 feet away when they fired, after re­ceiving the order from a sergeant on the acene, she added. Reymer, an unemployed bar­tender, was pronounced dead at Beach Memorial Medical "It was a bad situation. Of­ftcen obviously felt they had to do something to end it peacefully," Tabing said. But Reymer's live-in boyfriend, William Taylor, said Saturday that police should have found another end the standoff. "It was a bad decision," he said. "There were so many officers around her, and she was so tiny, such a frail woman, I don't know why they couldn't have used pep­She'd still be alive." Beanbags, which police consider ''lea lethal" ammunition, are used departments across the na­tion. The bags travel much more than bullets and are meant to control suspects without killing them. Taylor said Reymer, who had three grown children, was "ex­tremely ill" from an undiagnoeed stomach illness and had lost almost 40 pounds since December. Reymer, a !'>-foot, 6-inch woman, weighed just 89 pounds, Taylor said. The couple had no insurance could not afford medical help. Taylor and police agree on how the incident started: Reymer a bogus 911 call from the couple's home, telling the dispatcher her boyfriend had overdosed. Taylor said he had not taken any drup. When paramedics and police found Taylor was fine, Reymer came irate. She went to her retrieved an 8-inch knife Taylor used to clean fish. Then she con­fronted officers and paramedics. Before she called 911, Taylor said, Reymer had suffered violent seizure. He said when she recov­ered, Reymer was disoriented angry. "She was out of it yesterday, the cops couldn't see that? I told them what was going on, that she was sick," said Taylor, 52. He said when the standoff began, he went his house in the 400 block ol East 53rd Street, trying to help police. He said Reymer was in the street, hol� ing the knife. Taylor said was was surrounded by nearly a officers and a K-9 unit. Taylor went inside his house when police ordered him to do so. "Then I heard two shots, 'boom, boom!' " he said. "When I out my window, she was sltunping to the ground, and the officer who had shot her was walking her body, the shotgun still smok­ing." Disputing the police account, Taylor estimated that officers within 10 to 15 feet of Reymer when they shot her. Paramedics, already on the scene, rushed in to perform Taylor said. ''They rolled her he said. "There was no blood, but she was not responding." Tabing, the Long Beach police spokeswoman, said homicide de­tectives were poring over evidence and interviewing witnesses to in­vestigate whether the shooting was justified. Homicide detectives continued 1hlir Investigation Saturday into the dlllh of a local woman shot twice wtlh "less-lethal" beanbags alter threatened officers with a large knife, police said. Los Angeles County coroner olll­cials have yet to perform an autop­sy to determine what caused the death Friday morning of North Long Beach resident Glenda Reymer. Reymer, 48, had called 911 around 1 O a.m. Friday to report 1111a her boyfriend was apparently suf­fering a prescription drug overdose in their home in the 400 block of East 53rd Street, police said. When paramedics found no signs that the boyfriend, William had overdosed, Reymer grabbed a knife from a nearby vehi­cle and began waving it around and lhreatening officers, said police spokeswoman Nancy Tabing. After about 15 minutes of negoti­ations and repeated warnings, a sergeant standing across the street fire on Reymer, hitting her twice, Tabing said. She was taken to a hosp�al, where she died a short lime later. 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PROPERTY REPORT DR# I SUPP# I DATE/TIME OCCURRED I CALL# 01-49876 06/22/01 PAGE 1 of 1 LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE I CRIME CLASS PD2240.009(Aj (REV 4/28/99) E. 53RD STREET ICD D.O.B. OPLIC# ADDRESS PHONE# D.0.B. OPLIC# ADDSS PHONE# D.0.B. OPLIC# ADDRESS PHONE# D.0.B. BOOKING# I SUSPECT#2 I SEX I RACE I D.O.B. I BOOKING# I MODEL I SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED # I QUA�TITY I VALUE I SIZE I COLOR I DESCRIPTION CORONER'S AUTOPSY FINGER NAIL KIT I MODEL I SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED # I QU�TITY I VALUE I SIZE I COLOR I DESCRIPTION CORONER'S AUTOPSY HAIR KIT I MODEL I SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED # I QUANTITY I VALUE I SIZE I COLOR I DESCRIPTION ·do� I MODEL I SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED # I QUANTITY I VALUE I SIZE I COLOR I DESCRIPTION THE ABOVE LISTED ITEMS WERE RECOVERED AT TIME OF AUTOPSY. ALL ITEMS WERE COLLECTED FROM CORONERS EVID, MAINTAINED IN DET'S POSSESSION UNTIL BEING PLACED INTO EVID. EVIDENCE/ BOOKING OFFICER DID# I ASSISTING OFFICER I DID# R.CONANT 5215 SJJ�\..l:lS f :>:J!A.1:lS F CLB\jomaga/ 4/24/2019 3:18:5 PM Printed b CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 31 57 PM VI CTIM: REFERENCE: INCIDENT REPORT: INDEX REYMER, GLENDA -187(A)PC IN-CUSTODY DEATH I ICD-01 E. 53RD STREET LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA JUNE 22, 2001 -SA TU RDA Y BY: HODGE, M. #5484 DEAD BODY: REYMER, GLENDA CRIME SCENE SKETCH/LEGEND: BY: BELL, R. #5238 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: LESS LETHAL DEPLOYMENT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: PROPERTY REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: INTERVIEW: INTERVIEW: INTERVIEW: BY: BIRDSALL, R. #5161 BY: BELL, R. #5238 BY: STILINOVICH, J. #5610 BY: STILINOVICH #5610 BY: DO, T. #5675 ITEMS RECOVERED F/O E. 53RD ST BY: SANCHEZ, A. #5460 BY: BY: BY: SANY, R. $5616 PAK, B. #5586 EGGUM, B. #3554 BY: HOTCHKISS, J. #5596 RELATIVE: WITNESSES: BY: EDWARDS, P. #5429 WITNESSES: TT BY: HODGE, M. #5484 WITNESS: DR 010049876 cc # 01-04527 PAGES 01-04 05-07 08 09-11 12-13 14-16 17-20 21-23 24-25 26-28 29-30 31-36 37-43 44-45 Printed b CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 31 .58 p� PAGE TWO INDEX CONTINUED VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA DR: 010049876 INTERVIEW: INTERVIEW: INTERVIEW: PROPERTY REPORT: INTERVIEW: INTERVIEW: VEHICLE REPORT: SHOTGUN EXAM: INCIDENT SCENE LOG: CALL HISTORY: AUTOPSY REPORT: BY: STAES, L. #5555 WITNESSES: BY: HART, T. #5887 WITNESS: BY: MENDOZA, D. #5710 WITNESSES: CASSETTE TAPE BY: MENDOZA, D. #5710 BY: WITNESS: MUNSON, P. #5932 BY: MCGUIRE, M. #5212 WITNESSES: 1971 CHEVY, LICENSE #BY: COOK, F. #5578 BY: BY: DAVENPORT, E. #2645 HART, T. #5887 CALL #011730706, 6/22/01, AT 1011 HOURS BY: VICTIM: LOS ANGELES COUNTY CORONER REYMER, GLENDA INVESTIGATING OFFICERS: PAGES 46-48 49-50 51-56 57 58-59 60-62 63-64 65-66 67-67A 68-76 77-109 DETECTIVE RICHARD BIRDSALL #5161 DETECTIVE RICHARD CONANT #5215 Printed b CL 81JOIT'aga1 4124!� o· 9 3: 00 'M LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 INCIDENT REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 DR#, 01004 9 87 6 SUPP, 000 DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 TIME RPTD, 1040 CRIME CLASS, DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION, E 53RD ST CITY, LONG BEACH DID#l, 5484 OFF#l NAME' HODGE , M DID#2, 5932 OFF#2 NAME, MUNSON, p FROM DATE, 06/22/2001 TIME, 1119 TO DATE, TIME: UNIT, 3B80 SUS IN CUST , DOM VIOL, REMARKS , CALL#, 0706 JUVE ARR, CLERK, 7007 LOSS RPT, LAB REQ, Y LAB RESP, Y PROP RPT, PHOTO' S TAKEN, Y VIC INJ, Y 1, FRONT OF 2, CORONER'S CASE #2001-04527 3, INV NAME DBD REYMER, GLENDA USE OF FORCE , Y PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# DEAD BODY TOTAL LOSS, S R DOB F W 11/17/1952 INVOLVEMENT' DBD DATE, 06/22/2 001 NAM, REYMER, GLENDA SEX, F RACE , w SKIN, OP LIC#, DOB , 11/17/1952 HGT, 504 WGT , 100 HAI , BRO OL ST, SSN, AGE 48 EYE, ADD, CITY' LONG BEACH STATE, CA BUSINESS NAME, ADDRESS, STATE: ZIP, 90808 ZIP: PHONE, PHONE , TYPE, BUS TYPE, CITY, BOOK#, On June 22, 2001, at approximately 1014 hours, unit 3B51, with Officer R. Bell #5238 was dispatched to Call #706 regarding a possible overdose. The call stated that the calling party's brother, took a bunch of Valium and other medications and was upset about his wife having cancer . At 1017 hours, Officer Bell arrived on scene and contacted the call ing party, later identified as subject Reymer _ For further on Officer Bell's initial contact, see his follow-up report . At 1027 hours , Officer Bell requested a unit to assist because subject AID A1T ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CHAB OOMV PORG GANG MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS 0 .... 0 0 � \0 (X) -..J °' I DIDl : 5484 OFFl: HODGE,M DR, 010049876.000 STAMP , 06/22/2001 PAGE 1 OF, 4 0 C-CLASS: DEADBODY 1619 HOMl 0 0 1 Printed b CL !1J01"llc flc, 4124/ )019 3· 9 01 PM LBPD INCIDENT REPORT Reymer was now holding a large knife in a threatening manner. Units BK35, Officer D. Mendoza #5710, 3B82 , Officers L. Staes #5555 and T. Hart #5887, 3B80, Officers M. Hodge #5484 and P. Munson #5932, BK34, Officer T. Do #5675, CP31, Officers B. Pak #5586 and R. Sany #5616, 3K2, Officer B. Eggum #3554 , 3840, Sgt. J. Stillinovich #5610 assisted on the call. At approximately 1029 hours , Officer Munson and I drove westbound 53rd Street from Linden Avenue , toward the dispatch location. As we approached, I saw Officer Bell standing on the sidewalk just south of subject Reymer's green vehicle, utilizing it for cover. Subject Reymer was standing approximately 30' away from Officer Bell holding a large knife in her right hand . Subject Reymer was standing in front of 481 E. 53rd Street on the right side of a white 1988 Dually Chevy Crew Cab, California License 2 . The white Chevy pickup was parked in the number 5 lane of east 53rd Street , directly in front of 481. A survival type knife with a chrome blade, approximately 10" to 12" long was displayed in her right hand . Subject Reymer was waving the knife at Officer Bell, threatening to kill him if he attempted to approach her. Subject Reymer stated, "If you come near me, I'll kill you mother fuckers ." We could hear Officer Bell repeatedly ordering subj ect Reymer to drop the knife so that he could help her . Subj ect Reymer was holding the knife in her right hand, a walking cane in her left hand and she was waving both items at Officer Bell in a threatening manner. As she waved these items , she would state, "If you come near me , I'll kill you . I've got terminal cancer . I want you to shoot me . I want to die ." Based upon these observations, I determined that subject Reymer was suicidal and was acting very irrational. It should be noted that subject Reymer had a right black eye and bruises on her neck. It was unknown at this time during the investigation how subject Reymer sustained these injuries . I established an emergency action team (EAT) , which consisted of the following elements . Officer Munson was assigned to give verbal commands , Officer Do was assigned to deploy less lethal, Officer Mendoza was his less lethal cover, Officer Bell and I were assigned to take the subject into custody, Officer Hart was assigned to recover the knife, Officer Eggum was assigned to deploy his K9 if the subj ect decided to charge and attack the emergency action team with the knife. We also requested a sergeant to respond with a less lethal shotgun. Unit 3840, Sgt . Stillinovich stated he was responding from the downtown station . At 1029 hours , Officer B. Pak had taken a western perimeter position in DIDl: 54 84 OFFl : HODGE, M C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876 . 000 PAGE 2 OF : 4 STAMP : 06/22/2001 1619 HOMl .2 Printed b CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3· 9:02 P!v'I LBPD INCIDENT REPORT his black and white police vehicle. From this location, Officer Pak began negotiating with subject Reymer until the emergency action team deployed less lethal. Officer Pak negotiated with subject Reymer utilizing the public address system of the police vehicle from a distance of approximately 35' to 45'. Subject Reymer as well as the emergency action team could clearly hear Officer Pak to drop the knife and comply with the lawful orders . At no time during Officer Bell's or Officer Pak's negotiations did subject Reymer comply with the lawful orders . Subj ect Reymer would move the knife back and forth from her right hand and make slashing motions toward officers . Additionally, Long Beach Fire was requested to respond back to E. 53rd Street . Long Beach Fire Rescue 11 staged at the corner of 53rd Street and Linden Avenue at 1036 hours . At 1039 hours, Sgt . Stillinovich arrived on scene with less lethal and assumed the duties of incident commander. Prior to the deployment of less lethal, Sgt . Stillinovich verbally advised subject Reymer that he was giving her a lawful order to drop the knife and comply with the orders of Officer Munson . Sgt . Stillinovich also advised her that her continued non compliance would result in less lethal being deployed until she complied with our lawful orders . Sgt . Stillinovich asked subject Reymer if she understood the advisal and the possible consequences of her non compliance and she replied, "If any of you mother fuckers come near me , I'll kill ya, everyone of ya ." As she made this statement , she waved the knife in her right hand and took a couple of steps toward the emergency action team . After taking the couple steps toward the emergency action team, she returned to the location adj acent to the driver's door of the white Chevy pick up . Immediately after Sgt. Stillinovich advised subject Reymer of the eminent deployment of less lethal, she moved the knife from her right hand to her left hand and sat down on the running boards of the white Chevy pick up . Subject Reymer sat directly in between the front and rear driver's doors of the white Chevy pick up . Next , subj ect Reymer opened her black purse, removed various contents, and with her right hand , placed the purse in front of her chest, utilizing it as a shield . At this time, subj ect Reymer started to rock from the waist up, approximately 2' to her left and right continuously. I interpreted the previous actions as an attempt by subject Reymer to make the deployment of less lethal more difficult. While rocking back and forth, subject Reymer yelled, "I want you to kill me . I've got cancer . If any of you mother fuckers come near me, I'll kill ya." 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Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#, 010049876 SUPP, 016 DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS, 187 (A) PC -MURDER LOCATION, E 53rd STREET DID#l, 5161 OFF#l NAME, BIRDSALL, R 010#2 , OFF#2 NAME, VICTIM, REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JUVE ARR, CALL#, BOOK#, GANG INVOL, TIME RPTO, 1040 CITY' LONG BEACH UNIT, DH8 CLERK, 7007 USE OF FORCE, On June 25, 2001, I attended the autopsy of Glenda Reymer at the Los Angeles County Coroner Office. Dr. Carpenter conducted t�e autopsy and upon conclusion of same advised me that the cause of death was moded as a homicide . Dr. Carpenter related to me the less lethal bean bag proj ectile had struck Reymer in the left chest causing 2 ribs to fracture . The fractured ribs then lacerated the heart . Filed by : R. Birdsall #5161 Typed by : C. Ingle #7007 SUPV 010 '16 0 f-' 0 0 ,,::. \0 co -.J O'I OIDl, 5161 OFFl, BIRDSALL,R OR: 010049876-016 STAMP : 07/03/2001 I PAGE 1 OF : 1 0 C-CLASS: 187(A)PC 0805 HOMl f-' O'I 8 Printed CLB jomagal 4 24 2019 y 19 • 1 P!vl LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 010049876 SUPP: 008 DATE RPTD: 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS : DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY TIME RPTD: 1040 Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION : F/0 E 53RD ST DID#l : 5 2 3 8 OFF#l NAME: BELL, R DID#2 : OFF#2 NAME: CITY: LONG BEACH UNIT: 3B51 CLERK: 7414 VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT: DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: CALL#: 0706 BOOK#: GANG INVOL: USE OF FORCE: Y I, Officer R. Bell #5238, working uniformed patrol in a marked black and white, Unit 3B51, was dispatched to E. 53rd Street regarding a 929 overdose. For further see call number 706. Upon arrival to this location, Paramedics from Long Beach Fire Station #11 were on scene and talking to a female White, who had a large "goose-egg" underneath her left eye and bruising on the front part of her throat. This person ended up being victim Glenda Reymer . She was telling them that her boyfriend had taken a whole bunch of Valium and Darvocet, and had also been using heroin this morning . Paramedics checked out her boyfriend and found that he was not under the influence of any narcotics at this time . They asked him if he had taken any kind of medication this morning, to which he replied that he had taken 1 Darvocet for back pain. I then asked him why she would say that he had overdosed, and he said she has been acting "crazy" ever since she was beaten up in an attempt car-jacking. To me , this explained the bruises to her neck and the goose-egg under her eye . I asked him if he was in fact a danger to himself, to which he replied no . At this time paramedics had him sign a release form and told me that there was no reason to transport him to the hospital . After hearing this the victim started ranting and raving that if we did not take him to the hospital he was going to eventually die from an overdose . I explained to her that paramedics had already cleared him and that he was not going to any hospital . The boyfriend then asked me if I could escort her (the victim) off the premises, due to the fact she was being belligerent to him and his mother. AID ATT ARSN BURG CI\T CA.V CC.AT CHAB DOMV FORG DIDl: 5238 OFFl : BELL,R C-CLASS : DEADBODY HPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR 'IS DR: 010049876-008 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1456 HOM2 0 I-' 0 0 ii:. \0 00 " 0\ Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 19·12 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT I asked her to leave the premises and escorted her to her car, which was parked just east of the house, on the south curb, facing eastbound . She got into her car and started yelling that she wanted her purse . The boyfriend went into the detached garage and at this time was unable to find a purse. I asked her then to go ahead and leave and come back when she was a little more calm. She agreed to do this and as we got into our cars to leave , the boyfriend came out with her purse . As she sat in her car she started yelling to me that her boyfriend would die from an overdose and that nobody cared . I drove up, next to her car, and told her that he had not overdosed on anything . She then asked for my badge number and my last name . She then told me that she was going to leave . As I started driving away, I looked in my rear view mirror and saw that she was getting out of her car. I stopped my police car just west of E. 53rd Street and started walking toward her . At this time she reached into her car and pulled out a large punting knife in her right hand . She told me that she wasn't leaving and that she would kill anyone who came near her . At this time I asked for another unit to assist me and moved to cover behind her car, as she walked toward the middle of the street . I attemp ted to talk her into dropping the knife and she refused . I told her that what she was doing was stupid and was not going to get her anything. At this time she told me that she was not stupid and I had no right to call her stupid. Approximately 2-3 minutes later Officer B. Pak arrived on scene . The victim was now sitting on a running board of a dually pick-up that was parked on the north side of the street, facing westbound . Both Officer Pak and I continued to try and talk her into dropping the knife . She kept pointing the knife at herself and saying that we might as well kill her because she had cancer and had no reason to live . Other officers started arriving on scene and began blocking off the area with their police vehicles . Sergeant Stilinovich advised us that he was en route with the less lethal . During this whole time Officer Pak was talking to the victim via the PA system of his police car . She continued to yell at us and even resorted to calling several officers names . The victim never complied with any of the orders Officer Pak delivered . Officer Hodge assembled an Emergency Action Team (EAT). For further see 0101: 5238 OFFl : BELL,R C-CLASS: DEAOBODY OR : 010049876 -008 PAGE 2 OF: 3 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1456 HOM2 1( CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 ·19 13 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT 11 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 19·14 PM LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#, 010049876 SUPP, 012 DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS, DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION, E 53RD ST DID#l, 5610 OFF#l NAME , STILLINOVICH,J DID#2 , OFF#2 NAME, VICTIM' REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JUVE ARR, CALL#, 0706 BOOK#, GANG INVOL , TIME RPTD, 1040 CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT, 3S40 CLERK, 7007 USE OF FORCE , While working unit 3S40, I, Sergeant Joe Stilinovich heard Officer Roland Bell (Unit 3BS1) ask for a unit to assist him at his location. Officer Bell was at E. 53rd Street regarding a call of a possible drug overdose (call 706). Officer Bell stated over the radio, the person who had called regarding the possible overdose, was holding a knife. The subject was refusing to put down the weapon. Due to the immediate danger this posed, I authorized the first assisting unit to respond with lights and sirens (Code Three). I also authorized the assisting K9 unit to respond Code Three . I heard Officer Marcus Hodge arrive at the location with his partner. While driving to the location, I requested Officer Marcus Hodge designate an officer to deploy the less lethal shotgun, if necessary, upon my arrival . I was advised Officer Hodge had formed an Emergency Action Team (EAT) and had chosen an officer for less lethal deployment and a lethal cover officer if needed. I arrived at the location and observed a female white subj ect, (later determined to be Glenda Reymer sitting on the driver side step of a white dually truck which was parked in front of E. 53rd Street . She was holding a large knife in her left hand and a cane in her right hand . She was waving the knife in a slashing and stabbing motion . The subj ect was loudly yelling, "If the dog comes near me I'll kill him. I'll kill all of you." She repeatedly yelled, "you are ugly", "I'll kill you" and, "I'll kill all of you." Reymer was very agitated and possessed a dangerous weapon . I believed her threats were credible . I was unable to determine if Reymer was threatening to only kill police officers or if she wanted to kill everyone in the area. In the SUPV DID ti � I 0 I-' 0 0 .i:,, 1,0 CX) -.J C1I DIDl, 5610 OFFl, STILLINOVICH,J DR, 010049876-012 STAMP, 06/22/2001 I PAGE 1 OF, 2 0 C-CLASS, DEADBODY 1801 HOMl I-' t\J 12 y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3-1g 15 PM Printed y P04100030(A){REV OBl2'&'98) LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPERVISOR LESS LETHAL DEPLOYMENT REPORT PAGE 1 of REFERENCE DR # I CALL # ()//)()l..f-O Q7(--:, 706 IUNIT ID /i k'11t-DATE OCCURRED rlME OCCURRED t..-;i). ·oJ IC 3 8 CRIME l�OLVED I PRIMARY CRIME CLASS □YES NO $' / 5°0 CITY L�;T?;} OF OCCURRENCE ,:.· 1_ C c:: "2,/l.]) Lo,,vt-, ��A C-ff INJURIES TO CITIZENS / SUSPECT NAME T)o, ,A r �ES I NOTIFICATION MADE 18:YES O ONO WHO NOTIFIEO OFFICER INVOLVED JURISDICTION I...)"= p K /N 6- I DID # IRANK 7)(:,7<, pn # OF LESS LETHAL d-I SUSPECT, SUBJECT HIT? .g ��s #OF HITS � I DISTANCE DEPLOYED FROM J..3 Fr ROUNDS USED , � UNIFORM OFFICERS CLOTHING □ RAIO JACKET REMARKS □SWAT UNIFORM CLOTHING I DESCRIPTION □PLAIN CLOTHES /.1JJK€ 0/'C V ,JJ.FO/l /1'( -1.,)J-/1 Tl ?0 1.-n 1,.)/1µ {:A6[.,(c_;"f v f,A rc.}/6 ') OFFICER INVOLVED NAME 1010 # IRANK # OF LESS LcTHAL I susPECT, suBJECT HIT? b-��s I DISTANCE DEPLOYED FROM ROUNDS u�;Eo #OF HITS OFFICER'<· CLOTHING □ UNIFORM � 0 RAIO JACKET REMARKS NAME 0 SWAT UNIFORM 0 PLAIN CLOTHES l?..€V/'1 clL &l�,...;DA IN-CUSTODY BOOKING # CLOTHING / DESCRIPTION SUSPECT/SUBJECT Isex 10 100B IAGE I HGT r so (T� c.... "'··· IW:.D ;:,t::, I�r < d;n. r IEYE I INJURED , I HOSPITAL TREATED I LOCATION OF IMPACT ON BODY ,,, �YEs □No /Jt no11.1AL J-/OJ/J L,CT t:11 cc/' . c?,,.,,�.,z ,,,-14 55 �PECTARMEO WEAPON DESCRIPTION (NON-GUN) tUNMAKE I MODEL ES ONO DUNK t..A4b-€ I< ,;,,11 Ft? i.Y Al AC t-< //M i"JU; SERIAL# REGISTERED OWNER OF SUSPECrs GUN REMARKS WITNESS NAME ISEX I RACE I 0.0.B. OP LIC# I STATE SSN ADDRESS CITY STATE I ZIP I �HON� □ HOM O MSG I BUSINESS NAME :x., ;·v C :-....., (�·; -•·-�, I CALIBER I FINiSH i1'1 --(.r, C::::-I LENGTH ., IHGT rvGT I HAIR ,EYE I TYPE OF BUSINESS BUSINESS ADDRESS I BUSINESS CITY I STATE I BUSINESS ZIP I BUSINESS PHONE ( ) STATEMENTTAKEN I FOLLOW-UP ) I REMARKS □ YES □ NO □ YES □ NO /"'lA...v' V wi rS ALL r'°l c6j) 1,,J / Jl-o/'1, o D 6 INVESTIGATIVE INFORMATION SUPERVISOR #1 AT SCENE S Tl L 1.AJO VI CI-/ -TD€ SKETCH !M�ro·s !lil'YES □No YES ONO / FILING SUPERVISOR S'T ,1U A..JD ✓1 { fl I�.0JECTILE(S) LOCATED YES ONO / 010 # s-; 6/0 010 # '/-j SUPERVISOR #2AT SCENE :>G I REMARKS 1010 # C El\iomagal 41:'t l'2') 19 : 19 1 7 Plv1 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 .19· '8 F-\11 Supervisor Less Lethal Deployment Narrative REF DR: 010049876 On June 22, 2001, at 1014 hours unit 3B51 , Officer Roland Bell #5238, was dispatched to E. 53rd Street regarding a possible drug overdose call #706. The calling party, later determined to be Glenda Reymer, advised that her boy friend of 25 years had taken drugs and she feared he would die. Fire/Rescue 11 arrived and advised the subject needed no medical attention. Officer Bell determined no crime had occurred. Bell advised Reymer, he was not going to take any police action. Reymer became very upset and left in her vehicle. A few moments later Reymer returned and demanded she be given her purse from inside the residence. Officer Bell retrieved the purse and gave it to her. The subject entered her vehicle and Officer Bell thought she was going to leave again. The subject exited her vehicle holding a large knife and yelled at Officer Bell, 'Why aren't you doing anything." Officer Bell requested assistance and numerous units responded. Reymer became increasingly agitated and threatened to kill the on scene police canine, herself and, everyone else. Officers formed an Emergency Action Team (EAT), deployed a tight perimeter around Reymer to prevent her escape and, determined who would deploy less lethal upon my arrival. Officers, using a patrol vehicle's PA system, repeatedly asked Reymer to "put the knife down." The subject responded by yelling profanities at the Officers and threatening them. Reymer continually made slashing and stabbing motions with the knife. I arrived at the location and observed Reymer waving a large knife. The subject was sitting on the driver side running board of a dully pick-up parked in front of E. 53rd street. She was loudly yelling, "I'll kill you, I'll kill all of you." I was unable to determine if Reymer was threatening to only kill police officers or if she wanted to kill everyone in the area. In the immediate vicinity there were many people including small children. I feared for the safety of these subjects and the police officer and believed Reymer posed an immediate threat. If Reymer arose from her seated position, lethal force could be necessary to contain her. Reymer's violent actions and threat dictated immediate action. I deployed the Less Lethal shot gun, giving it to Officer T. Do. I approached the subject from across the street. I called out to the subject that we were going to shoot her with a beanbag from a shotgun if she did not drop the knife. Reymer refused and again threatened everyone. Officer Do fired one round from the Less Lethal, striking Reymer in the left bicep. The subject did not seem effected by the round and continued to wield the knife. Officer Do seeing the subject was not complying with my commands fired a second round, striking Reymer in center mass. After being struck by the second round Reymer threw the knife at the EAT but, the weapon fell short. The EAT approached and took Reymer in to custody. 15 CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 19·20 PM Long Beach Fire/Rescue #1 1 was already at the location and immediately responded to treat Reymer's injuries. They later transported her to Memorial. Printed y C L B\1cr 1aqal 4/24/ '01 £' 19·21 PM LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#, 01004 9 87 6 SUPP, 013 DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS ' DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION, E 53RD ST DID#l, 5675 OFF#l NAME' DO, T DID#2, OFF#2 NAME, VICTIM, REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JUVE ARR, CALL#, 0706 BOOK#, GANG INVOL , TIME RPTD, 1040 CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT, BK34 CLERK, 7 0 07 USE OF FORCE , I, Officer T. Do # 5675, and Officer D. Mendoza # 5710, working uniform bicycle patrol, units BK34 and BK35 in a marked black and white patrol vehicle, were in the area of Orange Avenue and South Street, when we heard Officer R. Bell # 5238 asking for a unit to assist him. Officer Bell was dispatched to assist Long Beach Paramedics at E. 53rd Street regarding a possible overdose. Officer Bell stated that the calling party was waving a knife at him and refused to put the knife down . Officer Mendoza and I responded to the location. I saw a female white subject , later identified as Glenda Reymer, standing on the street next to the driver's side door of a white dually Chevy pick-up truck, license plate which was parked in front of E. 53rd Street . Reymer was holding a survival type knife, which had a blade approximately 8 inches long, with a black handle, in her left hand. She was holding a metal walking cane in her right hand . I saw Officer Bell standing behind a Chevy Vega in front of E. 53rd Street . Officer Bell repeatedly asked Reymer to put the knife on the ground and Reymer answered by yelling profanity at Officer Bell. I got out of the patrol unit and Reymer pointed the knife at me and stated, "I'll stab you if you come here mother fucker." Reymer repeatedly stated, "I have terminal cancer. I don't care . Kill me mother fucker ! I'll kill you mother fuckers . I'll kill myself." Reymer repeatedly executed slashing motions, by thrusting the knife forward, up and down and side to side. She continued to make the slashing motions at officers, all the while threatening to stab any officer if they came near her. 0 I-' 0 0 tJ:>. \D (X) -.J 0\ I DIDl : 5675 OFFl : DO,T DR, 010049876 013 STAMP: 06/22/2001 PAGE 1 OF , 4 0 C-CLASS : DEADBODY 1842 , HOMl I-' w 17 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 19·22 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Reymer also made a slashing motion to her throat with the knife, as if she was going to slit her throat . She pointed the tip of the knife at her abdomen and said that she would kill herself. Reymer pointed the walking cane at Long Beach air support unit, FOX and yelled profanity at the helicopter. I immediately blocked eastbound and westbound traffic on 53rd Street between Linden and Elm Avenues. I approached several bystanders, which were standing on the sidewalk just west of E. 3rd Street, and asked them to leave the area . One of the subjects, later identified as Waynona Whitehurst, pointed to Reymer and spontaneously stated to me , "She had been threatening to kill people around here for the past few days ." For further see Officer Hodge's follow-up report . Officer B. Pak # 5586 responded to the scene and used the patrol unit PA system to talk to Reymer. Officer Pak repeatedly asked Reymer to put down the knife and allowed police officers to help her. Reymer responded with more profanity and refused to put down the knife. Reymer continued making slashing motion at police officers , which were standing approximately 30 feet away . She continued thrusting the knife forward, up and down and side to side . She also threatened to kill Officer Eggum' s dog . While Officer Pak was talking to Reymer, Long Beach paramedics rescue unit #11 arrived at the scene and stood by on 53rd Street just west of Linden Avenue . While waiting for unit 3S40 Sgt . J. Stilinovich #5610 to respond to the scene with a less lethal bean bag shotgun, we established an emergency arrest team (EAT) . I was designated to deploy the less lethal weapon system. I continued negotiating with Reymer, repeatedly asking her to put the knife down and allow us to help her . I stated to Reymer, "Is there anything I can say or do to make you put down the knife?" Reymer pointed her right middle finger at me and stated, "Fuck you , ugly mother fucker. You, can't help me ." Sgt . Stilinovich arrived at the scene and handed me a less lethal bean bag shotgun along with a bandoleer of less lethal rounds . I personally inspected and loaded the less lethal bean bag shotgun with five less lethal rounds . I positioned myself behind a green Chevy Vega, license plate which was parked in front of E. 53rd Street. Officer D. Mendoza was my lethal cover officer and he was standing next to me on my right hand side . I was approximately 30 feet away from Reymer. The EAT positioned themselves in front of the Chevy Vega . Sgt . Stilinovich stood next to the passenger side of the Chevy Vega and stated to Reymer, "Hello my DIDl: 5675 OFFl : DO,T C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR : 010049876-013 STAMP: 06/22/2001 PAGE 2 OF : 4 1842 HOMl 18 y CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 19·24 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT CLB�omagal 4 24 2019 . 19·25 P'\11 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT APPROV SGT l°ID# I }21'6VIDENCE 0 MISSING INVENTORY □PRINTS L.B.P.D. PROPERTY REPORT DR# 1s � I DAiu1f1E OCCURRED I CALL# □FOUND 0 SAFEKEEPING □BLOOD/HAZMAT 0/00 t.f'Jtf1[p (p JJJ01 lDI 3 0100 0 LOST PROPERTY 0 PRISONER'S □FREEZER LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE I I PAGE 1 of_)_ ICRIME CLASS □RECOVERED P02240.009(A) (REV. 04128199) 6-SYW:;-,. t'.ccv,; 8�ul C4 �,\�oc. VICTIM SEX RACE D.O.B. OPLIC# ADDRESS I PHONE# \ OWNER SEX RACE D.O.B. OPLIC# ADDRESS PHONE# FINDER SEX RACE D.O.B. OP LIC # ADDRESS PHONE# SUSPECT#1 ( . /ZGYM[il(, ��m SEX RACE D.O.B. BOOKING# ISUSPECT#2 ISEX IRACE D.O.B. IBOOKING# {Zt;,N(;-VLI ,,_,,/} f-ilv' ITEt #IINVOLVPATE MAKE(GUNS ONLY) .-REMARKS t.-r, 8. <: .-,,:,,,; ; IT� #IINVpt.V DATE MAKE(GUNS ONLY) --REMARKS 17,.;.c. il C ITE� # I INVOljV DA TE MAKE(GUNS ONLY) -REMARKS ft e. 1t �"-=-�1-v' IT� #IINVflLV DATE MAKE(GUNS ONLY) ARTICLE (NO GUNS) C.Mti\f/..,-I BRAND (NO GUNS) .J MODEL J;)�S'G-16-. -� � -TYPE-CAT(GUN) ICALIBER IMATERIAL ( l'T ) ,l:L4>A -1s1� &:lo G-.!:3U's-r. 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ITEM#IINV0LVCf'TE MAKE(GUNS ONLY) REMARKS ITEM#IINV0LVDATE MAKE(GUNS ONLY) REMARKS ITEM #I INV0LV DATE MAKE(GUNS ONLY) REMARKS ITEM# l'NV0LV DATE MAKE(GUNS ONLY) REMARKS ARTICLE (NO GUNS I BRAND (NO GUNS) TYPE-CAT(GUNS) I CALIBER I MATERIAL ( ) ( ) ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) TYPE-CAT(GUNS) !CALIBER !MATERIAL ( ) ( ) ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) TYPE-CAT(GUNS) I CALIBER I MATERIAL ( ) ( ) ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) TYPE-CAT(GUNS) I CALIBER I MATERIAL ( ) ( ) \MODEL ISIZE I COLOR I MODEL ISIZE I COLOR I MODEL I SIZE ICOLOR I MODEL ISIZE I COLOR EVIDE�E/BO0�NG OFFICER IDID# .rtfw'D I !SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED# I QUANTITY I VALUE I DESCRIPTION !SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED# IQUANTITY IVALUE I DESCRIPTION I SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED# I QUANTITY I VALUE I DESCRIPTION I SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED# \QUANTITY \VALUE I DESCRIPTION \ASSISTING OFFICER IDIO# ;: 0::: 0 (') >-� 0) "O 0 (l) � +-' CJ C <f ·-ro "- 0) a_ � IJ'l _J u Printed by LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#, 01004 9 87 6 SUPP, 009 DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS' DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION, E 53RD ST DID#l, 5616 DID#2 , OFF#l NAME ' SANY, R OFF#2 NAME , VICTIM, REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JUVE ARR, CALL#, 07 0 6 BOOK#, GANG INVOL, TIME RPTD, 1040 CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT, CP31 CLERK, 7007 USE OF FORCE, Officer B. Pak #5586 and I, (Officer R. Sany #5616) were working unit CP31 and we assisted unit 3B51, Officer R. Bell #5238 regarding a female holding a knife. Call #706. The original call was in regard to a possible overdose where the calling party said that her brother had taken pills. When Officer Bell arrived he saw a female white holding a knife and he asked for additional units to assist him. We arrived by driving eastbound 53rd from Elm and took up a position west of the female. I saw that the female white, later identified as Subj ect Reymer was sitting on the running board of a white pick up, which was parked on the north side of the street facing westbound . I could hear her yelling and I saw that she was waving around a large knife in her left hand . I moved to cover by a green vehicle that was parked on the south side of the street directly across from Reymer where other officers had already positioned themselves . While I was at this position, I saw that Reymer was holding a knife that was approximately ten inches long, with a black handle and she was continuously pointing it at us and waving it in a left to right slashing motion . Officers were instructing her to drop the knife and that nothing would happen to her if she complied. She refused to put down the kni fe and continued pointing it in our direction. While she was pointing the AID A'IT ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CHAB DOMV FORG t:I ::t:I I 0 ..... 0 0 .i:­\0 (X) -.J °' I DIDl : 5616 OFFl : SANY,R DR, 010049876-009 PAGE l OF: 2 0 C-CLASS : DEADBODY STAMP: 06/22/2001 1749 HOMl 0 24 CL El\1or1aqal 4124/'>C, 1 3 19-31 PM CLB jomagal 4/24/2019 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Printed y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 DR#, 010049876 SUPP, 010 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS' DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION, E 53RD ST DID#l, 5586 OFF#l NAME , PAK,B DID#2, OFF#2 NAME, VICTIM, REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JUVE ARR, CALL#, 07 06 BOOK#, GANG INVOL, TIME RPTD, 1040 CITY' LONG BEACH UNIT, CP31 CLERK, 7007 USE OF FORCE, On 6-22-01, my partner, Officer R. Sany #5616 and I, Officer B. Pak #5586 were assigned as Community Police Officers in the Carmelitos Housing Development . Our Designator was CP31. We were assisting Unit 3B51, Officer R. Bell #5238 who requested for additional units to his location at E. 53rd Street . He advised over the police radio that the calling party, later identified as subj ect Reymer, Silvia was waving a knife and was refusing to put it down. I drove my police car eastbound on 53 sT from Elm Avenue and parked the car approximately 35 feet west of subject Reymer. Subject Reymer was standing next the driver 's door of a white Chevy , pick up truck, license plate . The Chevy was parked in front of E. 53rd Street . Subject Reymer was holding a survival type knife with a black handle, with a blade approximately 8 to 10 inches in her left and a walking cane in her right hand. Subj ect Reymer was violently slashing the knife in front of her from left to right keeping the officers on scene at bay. Subj ect Reymer appeared to be highly upset and highly agitated. She repeatedly told the officers to "fuck off" and told officers she had terminal cancer. She repeatedly shouted, "shoot me" . She also expressed she did not care if she died . While she was expressing her thoughts she made a slashing motion across her throat and held the point of the knife to her stomach which indicated to me she was a danger to herself. I got on my police car's public address system and repeatedly urged her to put the kni fe down and that we did not want anyone to get hurt and AID A'IT ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CRAB DOMV FORG t:I :;t:I I 0 .... 0 0 ,i:,, 1,0 (X) -...J °' I DIDl, 5586 OFFl , PAK,B C-CLASS , DEADBODY DR, 010049876-010 PAGE 1 OF, 3 0 STAMP, 06/22/2001 1702 HOMl I--' 0 26 C' B�omaq.il 4/:4/:?C1 3 19 33 PM Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT that we would get help for her . Subject Reymer ignored my plea to put the knife down . Due to subject Reymer's refusal to comply and total disregard for her safety and for the safety of others, less lethal 12 gauge was requested. Unit 3S40, Sgt . Stilinovich arrived on scene approximately 10 minutes after less lethal was requested . While waiting for less lethal officers continued pleading with subj ect Reymer. Subject Reymer continually ignored our pleas and maintained her violent behavior . Unit BK34, Officer T. Do #5675 took charge of less lethal . Sgt . Stilinovich pleaded for subject Reymer to put the knife down otherwise less lethal would be deployed which is a bean bag round . Subj ect Reymer ignored Sgt . Stilinovich's plea to resolve the situation peacefully and threatened to throw the knife toward officers. Officer Do shot two less lethal rounds at subject Reymer. She then tossed the knife about 10 feet in front of her, buckled forward and laid face down . Officers approached her and handcuffed her. Fire personnel who were on scene immediately gave her medical attention. Fire personnel advised police officers she was not breathing and began CPR on her . Subject Reymer was transported to the hospital . I was directed by Sgt. Stilinovich to conduct walk and talks . No one was home at E. 53rd Street, E. 53rd Street, E. 53rd Street, E. 53� Street, E. 53� Street, E. 53� Street, and E. 53� Street. I contacted Witness who told me the following . Witness was mowing his front lawn when he saw subj ect Reymer yelling profanities, "lots of bad things like fuck, stupid" towards officer Bell. Witness told me subj ect Reymer appeared to be "very mad". Subj ect Reymer was wielding a knife and waving it if front of her. He described the knife as a kitchen knife with a 9 to 10 inch blade . Witness told me Officer Bell was trying to calm her down . Witness took walked to the back yard when he saw all of the other police cars arrive onscene . Witness told me he heard an officer on a loud speaker telling her to "put the knife down, we are trying to help you, we don't want anybody hurt ." Witness then heard two "pops ." Witness walked to the front of the house and saw all of the officers standing around her . I contacted witness who told me she was with her husband mowing the front lawn when she saw subj ect Reymer holding a DIDl : 5586 OFFl : PAK,B C-CLASS : DEADBODY DR: 010049876-010 PAGE 2 OF: 3 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1702 HOMl v B\iomaqal 41.'t 12019 3.19 35 PM 27 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT knife and appeared very mad . Witness stated ushe was mad talking about killing and she looked very mad shaking the knife ." Witness heard Officer Bell trying to calm her down . Witness went into the house and into the rear bedroom. She told me she heard an officer on a loud speaker but could not understand what was said. She then heard two shots and went out to see officers and fire personnel around her . I contacted witness who was a Spanish speaker . Officer Mendoza #5710 translated for me . Witness told me when she arrived home she saw subject Reymer holding a knife and yelling at officers . Witness went inside her house and then heard two shots. Witness did not know what was being said. This was the conclusion of my knock and talks. Filed/Typed by : B. Pak #5586 DIDl: 5586 OFFl : PAK,B C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-010 PAGE 3 OF: 3 STAMP : 06/22/2001 1702 HOMl C B�om.ig ii 4/24/?C1 3-1g 36 PM 28 Printed y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 DR#, 01004987 6 SUPP: 006 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DATE RPTD: 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS: DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION: F/0 E 53RD ST DID#l: 3554 OFF#l NAME: EGGUM,B DID#2: OFF#2 NAME: VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT: DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: CALL#: 0706 BOOK#: GANG INVOL: TIME RPTD : 1119 CITY: LONG BEACH UNIT: 3K2 CLERK: 7414 USE OF FORCE: Y I, Officer B. Eggum Unit 3K2 , while working patrol in North Long Beach, heard a call of a woman with a knife, making threats to officers. I heard officers requesting a Sergeant to respond with the less lethal, at which time I requested permission from Unit 3S40 to roll code-3, in case the dog was needed before less lethal arrived . Upon arrival on 53rd Street, east of Elm Avenue, I observed a female subj ect standing in the street with a large knife in her right hand, and yelling out threats that she would stab anyone who came near her. I also heard and observed Officer B. Pak #5586, talking to the subj ect, via the police PA, asking her to drop the knife and several times stating "we just want to help you_" I also heard the subject, many times, say that she had terminal cancer and she didn't care if she died. I removed the dog , on leash, from the back seat of my vehicle and started walking up to the Emergency Action Team (EAT) . When the subj ect saw the dog she said don't send that dog over here , I'll stab it. I don't want to do it, but I will. She made that statement several times. We waited several minutes for the Sergeant to respond with the less lethal . During this time Officer Pak continued to talk with the subj ect over the PA, asking her to drop the knife . She continued to refuse . Unit 3S40, Sergeant J. Stilinovich #5610, arrived on scene with less lethal . He handed the less lethal shotgun to Officer T. Do #5675 . Prior to less lethal being deployed, Sergeant Stilinovich again identified himself to the subject and asked her to drop the knife, and if she didn't, she would be shot with the bean-bag round_ Again she ti ::0 I 0 I-' 0 0 ,i:,. \0 (X) -...J O'\ DIDl: 3554 OFFl: EGGUM,B DR: 010049876-006 PAGE 1: 2 I C-CLASS: DEADBODY STAMP : 06/22/2001 1330 : HOM2 0 0 °' C B�om.ig ii 4/24i''C1 3-1g 38 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT El\1or 1 g I t,r>4/ 'C 1 3 19"40 PM Printed y CLB jomagal 4 24 201 3 19 4' PM LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#, 010049876 SUPP, 014 DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS' DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY TIME RPTD, 1040 Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION, E 53RD ST DID#l, 5596 OFF#l NAME, HOTCHKISS ,J DID#2 , OFF#2 NAME, CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT, 3B54 CLERK, 7007 VICTIM' REYMER, GLENDA CALL#, 0706 BOOK#, SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JUVE ARR, GANG INVOL, USE OF FORCE, PERSON SUMMARY INV NAME BOOKING# s R DOB AGE REL WIT CHAMBON,TRIPP M WIT DAVIS,JOHN M w RELATIVE INVOLVEMENT, REL DATE, 0 6 / 22/2001 NAM , SEX, RACE , DOB, HGT, WGT, HAI , EYE, SKIN, OP LIC#, OL ST, SSN, ADD, CITY, STATE, BUSINESS NAME, ADDRESS, STATE, REMARKS, ZIP, ZIP, 1, SUBJECT REYMER' S MOTHER PHONE, PHONE, WITNESS TYPE, H BUS TYPE, CITY, BOOK#, INVOLVEMENT' WIT DATE, 06/22/2001 NAM, CHAMBON,TRIPP SEX, M SKIN, ADD, STATE , RACE, W OP LIC#, ZIP, DOB, HGT , PHONE, BUSINESS NAME, CITY OF LONG BEACH FIRE DEPT ADDRESS , WGT, OL ST, CITY, TYPE, HAI, SSN, BUS TYPE , STATION 11 CITY, EYE: 0 .... 0 0 � \D (X) --.J O'I I DIDl, 5596 OFFl , HOTCHKISS,J DR, 010049876-014 STAMP, 06/22/2001 PAGE l OF, 6 0 C-CLASS, DEADBODY 1929 HOMl .... � 31 Printed y STATE: ZIP: INVOLVEMENT: WIT SEX : M SKIN: ADD: STATE: RACE: W OP LIC#: ZIP: LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT PHONE : (562) 570-1211 BOOK# : WITNESS DATE: 06/22/2001 NAM: DAVIS,JOHN DOB: HGT : WGT: OL ST: CITY: PHONE : TYPE: BUSINESS NAME: CITY OF LONG BEACH FIRE DEPT BUS TYPE: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE : (562) 570-1211 BOOK# : HAI: EYE: SSN: I, Officer J. Hotchkiss #5596 assisted Officer R. Bell #5238, on an overdose call at E. 53rd Street. Officer Bell broadcast over the police radio that the calling party was wielding a knife . I drove to the location and contained the east perimeter position by parking my police car in the street and also preventing pedestrian traffic into the scene . I could see the subject , later identified as Reymer, Glenda, sitting on the driver's side running board of a white, full-size pickup truck that was parked against the north curb of 53rd Street . She was waving a long kitchen knife in her left hand . The blade was pointed up and out, toward the police officers, standing across the street from her . She was holding her purse and aluminum walking cane in her right hand . Several officers were now on scene and giving her lawful orders to put the knife down . Officer B. Pak #5586, using the public address speaker system in a marked black and white police car, gave several lawful orders to subject Reymer to put the knife down, but she did not comply. This area of 53rd Street has single family detached homes on both sides of the street. Numerous households are families with small children and several are elderly people. During this situation, several neighbors were outside of their homes in the immediate area. At one point an officer had to run around the backside of where the subj ect was located to keep a citizen out of the threat area . The subject continued to wave the knife even though other citizens were in the immediate area . Several times over the next few minutes, the subject stood up and sat back down again fumbling with her cane and purse. I heard her yel l, "I'm not going to jail." Officers continued to give her lawful orders to put the knife down, but she did not . While I was standing on the perimeter, Long Beach Fire Rescue 11, DIDl: 5596 OFFl: HOTCHKISS,J C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-014 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1929 : HOMl PAGE 2 OF: 6 r El\iomag ll 4t?t1.'019 3: 19 t3 PM 32 y CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Printed y CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 19"46 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Davis told me that they were dispatched to an overdose at E. 53rd Street . Subject Reymer had called the fire department to report that her boyfriend had possibly overdosed on pills. While they were on scene , subject Reymer became irate when a neighbor walked near their house . Paramedic Davis saw subject Reymer pick up her aluminum cane and hold it as if it were a baseball bat . He heard her say, "If she comes over here , I'm going to hit her with this .• Officer Bell was the only officer on scene at the time . Paramedic Davis heard Officer Bell say, "You don't want to do that .• Subject Reymer, still holding her cane like a bat, said to Officer Bell, "Well , then I'll just hit you then. Why don't you just shoot me .• Long Beach Firefighter Demetropolis, who was standing behind subject Reymer, removed the can from her hands to prevent anyone from getting hurt . After a few minutes, subject Reymer calmed down and the firemen gave back her cane . The fire department determined that no medical emergency existed and cleared the scene . Paramedic Davis told me that after they returned, they saw subject Reymer sitting on the running board of the pick-up truck, holding a large kitchen knife . He said the knife was continually waved in the direction of the police officers. A few moments after they arrived, the Sergeant arrived with the less lethal shotgun . Paramedic Davis said when the officer began pointing the shotgun at subject Reymer, she began rock side to side as she sat on the running board . He saw the officer fire two rounds from the less lethal shotgun at the subj ect . After she finally dropped the knife, he watched the officers quickly handcuff her. He and Paramedic Chambon ran up to assess the condition of the subject . While on scene Paramedic Davis heard police officers give orders to the subject to put the knife down , at least 20 times. Paramedics Chambon and Paramedic Davis treated the subject at the scene and transported her to Memorial Hospital Emergency room for treatment . I also spoke with Paramedic Chambon told me that they were dispatched along with Fire Engine 11 to E. 53rd Street regarding a possible overdose . While on scene, subject Reymer became irate that a neighbor was walking near their house. He heard her say, "If she comes over here, I'm going to hit her with this.• She was holding her cane over her right shoulder, as if it were a bat . Officer Bell was the only officer on scene at the time . He heard Officer Bell tell her, "You don't DIDl : 5596 OFFl: HOTCHKISS,J C-CLASS : DEADBODY DR: 010049876-014 STAMP: 06/22/2001 PAGE 4 OF: 6 1929 HOMl 34 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 19"48 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT want to do that .• Subject Reymer, still holding her cane like a bat , said to Officer Bell, "Well, then I'll just hit you then. Why don't you just shoot me ." Long Beach Firefighter Demetropolis, who was standing behind subject Reymer, removed the cane from her hands to prevent anyone from getting hurt . After a few minutes, subj ect Reymer calmed down and the firemen gave back her cane . The fire department determined that no medical emergency existed and cleared the scene . Paramedic Chambon said when they returned, they saw subject Reymer sitting on the running board of the pick-up truck, holding a large kitchen knife . He saw that the knife was approximately eight to ten inches . He said the knife was continually pointed in the direction of police officers . A few moments after they arrived, the sergeant arrived with the less lethal shotgun . Paramedic Chambon said when the officer began pointing the shotgun at subj ect Reymer , she began rock side to side as she sat on the running board. He heard police officers give orders to the subj ect to put the knife down, at least four to five times . He had heard the sergeant twice give the order to the subject , "Drop the knife or we'll have to use less lethal ." He saw the officer fire two rounds from the less lethal shotgun at the subject. After she finally dropped the knife, he watched the officers quickly handcuff her. He and Paramedic Davis ran up to assess the condition of the subject . The paramedics treated the subject at the scene and transported her to Memorial Hospital Emergency room for treatment . Whi le at Memorial Hospital, subject Reymer's mother, arrived. Dr. Collier, a social worker, a hospital Chaplain and I informed her that subj ect Reymer had died. told me that subject Reymer was suffering from numerous ailments. She had been a heroin addict and was trying to quit her dependency with methadone . She was taking medication for mental disorders and seizures . She had recently been diagnosed with inoperable stomach or colon cancer. had been driving subject Reymer on a routine basis to the Long Beach Mental Health Clinic . last saw subject Reymer, on this past Wednesday morning . During their conversation, subject Reymer expressed to her that she was depressed and wanted to kill herself. Her long-time boyfriend had recently lost his job. said that subj ect Reymer had DIDl, 5596 OFFl , HOTCHKISS,J C-CLASS, DEADBODY DR, 010049876-014 STAMP, 06/22/2001 PAGE 5 OF, 6 1929 HOMl 35 CLB jomagal 4/24 2019 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Printed y CLB½omagal 4/24/2019 19·51 PM LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 010049876 SUPP: 015 DATE RPTD: 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS: DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY TIME RPTD: 1040 Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION: F/O E 53RD ST DID#l: 5429 OFF#l NAME: EDWARDS , P DID#2: 3 989 OFF# 2 NAME: MCMAHON I B CITY: LONG BEACH UNIT: DH13 CLERK: 7414 VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT: CALL#: 0706 BOOK#: DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: GANG INVOL: USE OF FORCE: Y INV NAME WIT WIT PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# WITNESS S R DOB INVOLVEMENT : WIT DATE: 06/22/2001 NAM : AGE SEX: RACE: DOB: HGT : WGT: HAI : EYE : SKIN: OP LIC#: OL ST: SSN: ADD: STATE: ZIP: BUSINESS NAME: ADDRESS: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: PHONE: WITNESS CITY: TYPE: H BUS TYPE: CITY: BOOK#: INVOLVEMENT: WIT DATE: 06/22/2001 NAM: SEX: RACE: SKIN: OP LIC#: ADD: DOB : HGT : WGT : OL ST: STATE: BUSINESS NAME : ZIP: PHONE: ADDRESS: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: HAI : EYE: SSN: CITY: TYPE: H BUS TYPE: CITY: BOOK#: On Friday, June 22 , 2001, Detective McMahon and I were requested to assist Detectives Birdsall and Conant who were investigating an in- SUPV DID <Jocn 0 .... 0 0 .i:,. 1,0 CX> -.J O'I DIDl: 5429 OFFl : EDWARDS ,P DR: 010049876-015 STAMP : 06/25/2001 I PAGE l OF: 6 0 C-CLASS: DEADBODY 0831 HOM2 1-1 3� Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 19·52 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT custody death that had occurred in front of 481 E. 53rd Street . We arrived at the location at approximately 12 :17 P.M., where we were met by Detective Birdsall. Also assisting were Detectives Jones and McGuire, and Sergeant Oliver. Detective Birdsall outl ined the incident to us and requested that we interview the witness, . At approximately 12:30 P.M., Detectives Birdsall, McMahon and I contacted the witness , who was sitting in his side yard, toward the back, near the garage . We introduced ourselves and asked if we could enter the property to speak with him. He said we could, so we walked into the side yard and shook his hand . His mother, , was sitting directly behind him when we first contacted him. We asked if we could speak to him alone and suggested we move to the front porch, which he agreed to do . Detective Birdsall left and Detective McMahon and I spoke to on the front porch . Al l three of us sat down on chairs on the porch . We explained to that we were investigating the incident that had occurred and wanted to talk to him regarding the incident and his relationship with Glenda Reymer. stated that Glenda has been his girlfriend for the past twenty years . They had been living together at 472 E. 53rd Street, with his mother , until about one month ago . She had been causing him and his mother problems and they had to ask her to move out and to live elsewhere . gave her money for her to pay the rent on another home and when she left, he also bought her the green Chevrolet Vega for $600. He did not know if she had actually rented a new place or had just spent the money. She told him that she had rented a place to stay but she would not tell him where, even though he had kept asking her . stated that he was married to another woman but because he was Catholic, he could not get divorced . Glenda had three children from a prior relationship and he helped raise them as his own . About one week ago , they let her move back in with them. She told them that she had been kicked out of the place she had rented two weeks earlier, and since then had been staying at a shelter on Crenshaw and Vernon in Los Angeles. Since moving back in with them, noticed that she had started acting weirder . She had been talking to herself for several months but it had become worse in the last couple of months . Glenda's mother had DIDl : 5429 OFFl: EDWARDS,P C-CLASS : DEADBODY DR: 010049876-015 STAMP: 06/25/2001 0831 PAGE 2 OF: 6 HOM2 38 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 . 19·54 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT been taking her to several different hospitals. She had taken her to Harbor General, Pacific, Long Beach Mental Health and one other hospital that he could not remember . She had recently started yelling at him and calling him a "punk" and a "bitch ." She had been talking to herself a lot recently. She had been just rambling on about nothing in particular and he could not understand what she had been saying, she just did not make any sense . She had told him in the recent past that she had had a CAT scan at the hospital . During this Cat scan, the doctors had found a wart or a bump on the inside of her head that caused pressure on her brain. She had also been the victim of a car jacking recently, during which she had been beaten pretty badly. She was car jacked about three months ago while driving her Vega and she did report the incident to the police department . On that day, Glenda left their house at about midnight and said she w�s going to go to the Savon store . He told her that she shouldn 't go at that time of night because it was dangerous , but she just swore at him and told him that she would do whatever she wanted to. She left and drove to Savon where she was car jacked . She was beaten badly and had to be taken to Pacific Hospital . Her behavior had been getting rapidly worse since the car jacking . Her speech had slurred and was not fluid, she talked in simp le sentences like a baby . She would say things like where dog , or get water drink, and she became far more talkative and rude than she had been. She did not appear to be the same woman as she was before the car jacking . It was as if she had been kicked into another world. Since the car jacking, she had been getting worse every day. She started talking to herself, being rude to people more , became more agitated and belligerent . During their relationship, she never physically attacked him or any of his family, she just kept yelling at everyone . She had never talked about committing suicide before, but she had recently kept saying that she was in so much pain that she did not want to live anymore . She had been saying that for several weeks and kept repeating herself . She also told him that her stomach hurt and that she had cancer. Glenda does not use any narcotics, but she had been prescribed Dilantin for some seizures that she had been having . She had been prescribed the Dilantin about three weeks ago but had not been taking it. She had a seizure in the house about two weeks ago and went to help her. He asked her where the medication was and she told him they were in her purse. When he took the medication out of her purse, he saw that the bottle had not been opened even though she had been prescribed it over a week ago and had to take the tablets daily. DIDl : 5429 OFFl : EDWARDS,P C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876 015 STAMP: 06/25/2001 PAGE 3 OF: 6 0831 HOM2 39 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 19-55 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Glenda had been having seizures ever since she had been car jacked. She had never had them before that, but she had had fainting spells before . She would feel faint and dizzy if she stood up too quickly. Glenda spent Thursday night at house but she did not sleep that much . She had been staying in the bedroom and he had been sleeping on the couch ever since she moved back in with them. On Thursday night Glenda had parked her green Vega across the street , in front of E. 53rd Street, and was just sitting in it. went over to her and told her that she shouldn't sleep in the car and that she should go to bed. She just swore and yelled at him and told him that she would do whatever she wanted to. then noticed that the back passenger side window was broken. He told her that she was dropping bits of glass onto their neighbor's drive and that she should just put her car in their driveway, which she did. then went to sleep and he heard Glenda walking in and out of the house for most of the night . She had also been doing her laundry during the night . At about 7:00 A.M. or 8:00 A.M., Glenda was outside sweeping up the pieces of glass from their neighbor's driveway when three police cars pulled up and the officers talked to her . assumed that one of the neighbors must have called the police. One of the officers approached and talked to him about Glenda. The officer told him that one of the neighbors had called because Glenda had been scaring the children as they walked to school . asked the officers if they would take her away and they asked him if she had threatened to harm herself or anyone else. told the officer that she had not threatened anyone and the officer explained that there was nothing they could do. After the police had left, she just kept pacing back and forth outside . Sometime between 8:00 A.M. and 9:00 A.M., Glenda was in the bedroom and she started to have a seizure . went to help her and was going to call 911. She immediately stopped having the seizure and immediately yelled, "You motherfucker, you were going to call the cops on me . I'll call the cops on you, you motherfucker." Glenda then took off in her car and drove off eastbound. assumed that she had called the police from a pay phone down the street . When Glenda usually had her seizures, she would go unconscious . She has had about four or five seizures since she had been carjacked. went back inside and then he heard someone constantly blowing the horn of a car. He could hear the horn start down the street east of his house and it got louder as the car approached. He looked out the DIDl: 5429 OFFl: EDWARDS,P C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-015 STAMP: 06/25/2001 PAGE 4 OF : 6 0831 HOM2 40 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 . 19-57 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT door and saw Glenda drive westbound past his house, blowing her horn . She must have turned around down the street, because a few minutes later she drove back eastbound, still blowing her horn . She stopped and parked her car on the south side of the street , just east of house. then stepped outside and as he did, the police pulled up . was not sure , but he thought that Glenda was still in her car when the police officers arrived . He told the police not to hurt her because she was sick. The police officers told him to go inside for his safety and he stated that the officers were "cool" with the situation in dealing with Glenda . went inside and when he walked back outside to see what was happening, he saw Glenda getting out of her car with a knife in her hand. He described the knife as a large knife that belonged to him. It was his fishing knife that he kept in the garage and hadn't seen for about a year. The officers were telling her to stop, not to be stupid and to put the knife down . They kept repeating these commands to her and she kept answering them by saying, "Fuck you." She also told them that she wanted them to kill her and she kept yelling, "Kill me , motherfuckers ." even told her to put the knife down , but she didn't. More police officers arrived and they started to kind of circle around her and started to move in closer to her. They were still telling her to put the knife down and she still kept telling them to fuck off and that she wanted to die. thought that he saw about eight to ten police officers at the scene . The next thing that remembers was that Glenda was sitting against a white truck that was parked across from her Vega . She was just sitting there, leaning back against the side of the truck and waving the knife about in front of her. The police were still telling her to drop the knife and she still refused to do so . Some of the officers were even talking to her over the public address system of their patrol cars, telling her to drop the knife. One of the officers told him to go inside again, which he did. does not remember if he closed the front door behind him or not but showed me that the front windows were fully shut . When he was inside, the next thing he heard was two gunshots that sounded like they came from a shotgun. He never heard anything else while he was inside . He then looked outside and saw Glenda laying on her side on the floor by the truck. He also saw a police officer unloading a shotgun. This DIDl , 5429 OFFl, EDWARDS,P C-CLASS , DEADBODY DR : 010049876 015 STAMP, 06/25/2001 PAGE 5 OF: 6 0831 HOM2 41 Printed Y · CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 19-59 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT officer was standing near the back passenger side of Glenda 's Vega . noticed that there was a red stripe either on the barrel or the stock of the shotgun and it did not appear to be a regular shotgun . There were also two or three police cars parked on each side of Glenda's Vega . All the officers were in uniform . Glenda used to take heroin and methadone , but as far as knew, she had stopped about one and a half years ago. She was not an alcoholic but had started drinking Kahlua about a month ago . The interview ended at 1:10 P.M., and went inside to use the bathroom and to get a drink of water. Detective McMahon and I spoke to the other Detectives and went to get a tape recorder in order to tape record statement . As we were walking back to his house at about 1:40 P.M., was again sitting on the front porch. He was now accompanied by his mother. As we neared the house, I heard yelling and becoming irate. We contacted him and learned that he had received a telephone call and had been informed that Glenda was dead. We talked to him for a while and tried to calm him down. He kept yelling, "Mother fucking cops, they killed her." We asked if he was feeling up to giving a tape-recorded statement, and he stated that he did not feel up to it and he was too upset to talk any further . I asked if he would sign a note to that effect and he refused. He stated that he would not sign anything . We then spoke to his mother, , in presence . She stated that Glenda had two or three seizures recently in Albertson's grocery store in north Long Beach. She also had a seizure recently inside Savon's. The store manager called 911 and the paramedics attended to her . They suggested that she should go to the hospital because she could die. Glenda refused to go and they had her sign a waiver form . This morning, saw Glenda in the kitchen babbling away to herself, which she often did. She has been yelling a lot recently and threatening to leave . At other times she kept saying that she wished she was dead. Glenda has had several seizures in the past and had told that she had a lump on her head that was causing pressure on her brain. She also complained of chest pains and had constant diarrhea . Glenda thought she had cancer. They had even called the paramedics to their house several times for her. Later this morning, the inside, which she did. happening, she stood on DIDl : 5429 OFFl : EDWARDS,P C-CLASS : DEADBODY police came to her door and told her to stay When she did go outside to see what was her front porch. She saw Glenda in their front DR: 010049876-015 STAMP: 06/25/2001 0831 PAGE 6 OF : 6 HOM2 42 Printed y C B�omaqal 4/:4/:?C1P 20 00 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT yard near the side gate. She was waving her three legged walking cane at a police officer who was standing in front of her . saw her walk to her car and stand near her car . She was yelling and swearing at the police officers and also at the neighbors . did not see her holding a knife because her eyesight was not that good, but she did see her waving her arms about in front of her. She heard the police officers and some neighbors saying that Glenda had a knife. Glenda kept yelling and swearing but could not understand what she was saying . The officers kept repeating to her to put the knife down, that they did not want to hurt her and that they only wanted to help her. The officers were pleading with her but she would not listen. heard the officer's commands very clearly. An officer again told to go inside, which she did. They also told her to close the front door behind her, which she did. While inside her house , heard two gunshots outside . The interview concluded at 2:17 P.M .. Filed/Typed by: Edwards #5429 DIDl, 5429 OFFl , EDWARDS,P C-CLASS, DEADBODY DR, 010049876 -015 PAGE 7 OF, 6 STAMP, 06/25/2001 0831 HOM2 43 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 )0·02 PM LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 010049876 SUPP: 003 DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS' DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY TIME RPTD: 1040 Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION: E 53RD ST DID#l: 5484 OFF#l NAME ' HODGE, M DID#2 , 0FF#2 NAME: CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT: 3B80 CLERK : 7007 subject , REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT: CALL#: 0706 BOOK#: DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: GANG INVOL : USE OF FORCE , INV NAME WIT PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# WITNESS S R DOB INVOLVEMENT: WIT DATE: 06/22/2001 NAM: AGE SEX: RACE , DOB: HGT , WGT : HAI : EYE: SKIN: OP LIC#: OL ST: CA SSN: ADD, CITY, STATE: ZIP: PHONE : TYPE: BUSINESS NAME: ADDRESS: STATE : ZIP: PHONE: BUS TYPE, CITY: BOOK#: I contacted witness who witnessed the deployment of the less lethal, while standing in front of E. 53rd Street. Witness made her observations on a clear sunny day. She also had a clear unobstructed view of events, from less than 100' away. Witness identified subj ect Reymer as a subject who acts very irrational at times . Witness stated that she saw subject Reymer holding a large knife in her right hand and a walking cane in her left hand . Witness described the knife as a survival type , with a 15" to 18" shiny blade . Subj ect Reymer was standing on the driver's side , of a white Chevy pick up in front of E. 53rd Street , waving the knife and cane at Officer Bell. MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS ��PV O!D 0 I-' 0 0 ,i:,. \,0 co '3 °' DIDl : 5484 OFFl : HODGE,M DR: 010049876-003 STAMP : 06/22/2001 f PAGE l OF : 2 0 C-CLASS : DEADBODY 1604 HOMl 0 44 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 20·04 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT As she waved the knife in a threatening manner, she walked toward Officer Bell as if to attack him on 3 separate occasions . As she walked toward Officer Bell, subj ect Reymer yelled, "I'll kill you mother fuckers ." While subj ect Reymer made the statement , Officer Bell had repeatedly asked her to drop the knife and to comply with his lawful orders, however subject refused to comply. Witness stated that subj ect Reymer toward Officer Bell and then returned back to the side of the white Chevy pick up . Subj ect cont inued with her belligerent attitude toward Officer Bell. Subject Reymer would also repeatedly yell, "I have terminal cancer. I want you to kill me , I don't care." Witness heard the negotiat ion attempts by assist ing officers and witnessed the deployment of less lethal . During the negotiation attempts by officers, subject Reymer refused to comply with their orders to drop the knife, she in fact waved the knife at them in a threatening/slashing type manner. With a slashing motion toward officers, she would yell, "I'll kill you mother fuckers ." Witness heard Sgt . Stillinovich identify himself, order her to drop the knife and advise her that her non compliance would result in the result of less lethal . Witness saw the first round strike subj ect Reymer's left shoulder and she still maintained a hold of the knife after being struck. Witness observed the second less lethal round strike subject Reymer's torso and observed subj ect Reymer throw the knife from her left hand at the police. Subj ect was observed to fall from the running board on to the ground . Witness was then handcuffed by officers and treated by paramedics who were nearby. Witness heard and saw nothing else regarding the incident . Filed by: M. Hodge #5484 Typed by: C. Ingle #7007 D1D1: 5484 . OFFl: HODGE,M C-CLASS : DEADBODY DR: 010049876-003 STAMP: 06/22/2001 PAGE 2 OF: 2 1604 HOMl {', 45 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 >o·oo PM DR#: 01004 9 87 6 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY SUPP: 004 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DATE RPTD: 06/22/2001 TIME RPTD : 1040 CRIME CLASS: DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION: E 53RD ST DID#l: 5555 DID#2: 5887 OFF#l NAME: ST AES, L OFF#2 NAME: HART, T CITY: LONG BEACH UNIT: 3B82 CLERK: 7007 VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT : DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR : INV NAME WIT WIT CALL#: 0706 BOOK#: GANG INVOL: PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# WITNESS USE OF FORCE: S R DOB AGE INVOLVEMENT: WIT DATE : 06/22/2001 NAM: SEX: RACE : DOB: HGT: WGT: HAI: EYE : SKIN: OP LIC#: OL ST: CA SSN: ADD: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: CITY, TYPE: BUSINESS NAME: ADDRESS: STATE: ZIP: INVOLVEMENT : WIT SEX: SKIN: RACE: OP LIC#: ADD : BUS TYPE: CITY: PHONE: BOOK#: WITNESS DATE: 06/22/2 001 NAM: DOB : HGT : WGT: OL ST: HAI : SSN: EYE: CITY: STATE : BUSINESS NAME: ZIP: PHONE: TYPE: BUS TYPE: ADDRESS : CITY: STATE : ZIP: PHONE : BOOK#: Officer T. Hart #5887 and I, (Officer L. Staes #5555) were dispatched to assist Officer R. Bell # 5238 at E 53rd regarding a female 0 .... 0 0 \0 (X) -..J O'I I DIDl: 5555 OFFl: STAES,L DR : 010049876-004 STAMP: 06/22/2001 PAGE 1 OF : 3 0 C-CLASS : DEADBODY 1738 HOMl 0 ,,::. '.' r 46 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 20·:>7 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT subj ect brandishing a knife and refusing to put it down . When we arrived, I observed a female white subj ect standing in the street in front of E. 53rd, holding a large knife in her hand . She was waving the knife in the air and placing it up to the front of her own neck . She was yelling, "fuck you police," and various other obscenities . Officers ordered the subj ect to put the knife down several times, but she refused and continued yelling, "fuck you," to several officers on scene . Officer B. Pak # 5586, who had arrived on scene, ordered the subj ect to put the knife down several times over the public address system of his black and white. The subj ect still refused to drop the knife and continued yelling at officers not to come near her or she would kill them. Sgt . J. Stillinovich #5610 arrived and designated officer T. Do #5675 as the less lethal officer and an emergency action team was formed with officers that were on scene . Officer Do took a crouched position across from the subj ect behind a vehicle parked along the south curb of 53rd St. Sgt . Stillinovich advised the subject to put the kni fe down or a bean bag less lethal would be used. She still refused and picked up her purse and held it in front of her body like she was going to attempt to block the less lethal round. Officer Do then yelled, "stun bag," and fired one round that appeared to strike the subjects upper body. The subj ect crossed her arms in front of her, but held on to the knife in her left hand . Officer Do then fired a second less lethal round that appeared to strike the subject's upper body . She fell to her knees, but continued holding the knife. Officer Do then tried to rack a third less lethal round, but the round jammed. After approximately five seconds the subject threw the knife to the ground and laid down on her back. The emergency action team then approached to take her into custody . Paramedics, who were already on scene, immediately began treating the subject and transported her to the hospital . I then spoke to who is Reymer's live in boyfriend. He has been dating Reymer for 20 years and she has been living with him for 8 years . He stated the following . He stated that Reymer has been acting strange for the past month and has gotten worse in the last week. She has not slept at all for an entire week and has been talking to herself constantly to the point that he couldn't carry on a conversation with her . This morning Reymer told him that the police were going to come and kill her today . He told her that the police wouldn't kill her and would DIDl: 5555 OFFl : STAES,L C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-004 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1738 PAGE 2 OF: 3 HOMl ,~ r 4 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 20·08 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT only use bean bags. She stated several times over the past two weeks that she was going to make the police shoot her because she wanted to die. After the conversation this morning, Reymer did some laundry and stated that she was going to the park . She got into her car and drove away against his wishes due to her abnormal behavior . She then drove up and down the street several times honking the horn continuously. She then stopped to talk to an unknown neighbor. The police then arrived and all of a sudden, she had the knife in her hand. He stated that the kni fe was his but he didn't know how she got it. He last saw the knife in the garage about a year ago . further stated that Reymer has a long history of mental problems and has been taken to several hospitals (LB Pacific, Martin Luther King, and Harbor General) in the past for her condition. He said that she stated that she had cancer about a month ago and suffers from seizures. He stated that Reymer was a Heroin user in the past, but didn't know if she was currently using any type of narcotic. Reymer had also told him that she was the victim of a carjacking on 6-3-01 and was badly beaten about her face by the suspects. He also said that she falls down constantly and has bruises/injuries all over her body . He stated that he was standing just inside of his open front door, with his mother, during the incident with the police today. He heard police order Reymer to put the knife down repeatedly. He also told me that he knew the police had to do what they did because we couldn't leave her out there with the knife . I then spoke to who stated the following . She also stated that Reymer hasn't slept for approximately one week and has been acting strange for the last week. She said that Reymer wanted to sleep in her car last night for no apparent reason and her son () begged her not to . She also heard Reymer's statements that the police were going to come and kill her today . She also heard her say that she was going to make the police shoot her because she wanted to die, several times over the past two weeks . She stated that she was standing inside of the front door with her son during the incident today with the police . Filed By : L. Staes/5555 Typed By : L. Staes/5555 DIDl: 5555 OFFl : STAES,L C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-004 STAMP: 06/22/2001 PAGE 3 OF: 3 1738 HOMl 4E Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 20·10 PM DR#: 010 04987 6 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY SUPP: 005 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DATE RPTD : 06/22/2001 TIME RPTD: 1040 CRIME CLASS : DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION: E 53RD ST DID#l: 5887 OFF#l NAME: HART,T DID#2: OFF#2 NAME: CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT: 3B82 CLERK: 7 0 07 VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT: CALL#: 07 0 6 BOOK#: DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: GANG INVOL: USE OF FORCE : INV NAME WIT PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# WITNESS S R DOB INVOLVEMENT: WIT DATE: 06/22/2001 NAM : AGE SEX: RACE: DOB: HGT: WGT : HAI : EYE: SKIN: DRK OP LIC#: CL ST: CA SSN: ADD: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: TYPE: BUSINESS NAME: BUS TYPE: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: BOOK#: My partner, Officer Staes, L #5555 and I, (Officer Hart , T. #5887), responded to assist Officer Bell, R. #5238 with a female subject, later identified as Reymer, Glenda (DOB 11/17/52). Call number 706. When we arrived, we saw the subj ect sitting across from E. 53rd Street sitting on the step bar of a white truck. The subject was holding a large fixed blade knife in her left hand . The subject kept cursing at us saying, "Fuck you guys , I don't need your help, fuck you all .• Sgt . Stilinovich, J. #5610 was contacted and stated he was going to bring the less lethal shotgun. Prior to Sgt . Stilinovich 's arrival , plans were made for Officer Do, T. #5675 to be the less lethal officer. When Sgt . Stilinovich arrived, Officer Do retrieved the less lethal 0 .... 0 0 .,:,. \0 0) -..J O'I I DIDl: 5887 OFFl: HART,T DR: 010049876-005 STAMP : 06/22/2001 PAGE 1 OF: 2 0 C-CLASS: DEADBODY 1809 HOMl 0 l11 49 Printed y CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 '">Q· 11 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT from Sgt . Stilinovich. Sgt . Stilinovich repeatedly asked the subj ect to put down the knife, stating if she did not we were going to shoot her with a beanbag shotgun. Knowing this, the subject still refused to lay down the knife. After about 15 minutes of trying to have the subj ect lay down the knife Officer Do announced "Stun Bag" and then proceeded to fire two (2) bean bag rounds at the subject, striking her with both rounds . The subject fell to the ground after the second round struck her, throwing the knife in the direction of the officers. Two officers then proceeded to handcuff the subj ect . The subject was then treated by Long Beach Paramedics, who were already on scene, and transported the subject to Long Beach Memorial Hospital . After the incident , I spoke with a female Black, later identified as Witness about what she saw . The witness stated that she saw the subject waiving the knife in the air and using profanity. She stated the Sergeant repeatedly asked the subj ect to drop the knife and the subject was not cooperating . The witness further stated she felt the Long Beach Police Officer that fired the bean bag, (Officer Do) used the proper amount of force . The witness stated the police officers waited as long as they could before using the bean bags . The subj ect's mother, arrived at the scene unknowingly what had just occurred. For further on the subject's mother, see Officer Hotchkiss' follow-up report . Filed By: T.Hart/5887 Typed By: T.Hart/5887 DIDl: 5887 OFFl: HART,T DR: 010049876-005 STAMP: 06/22/2001 PAGE 2 OF: 2 C-CLASS : DEADBODY 1809 HOMl 50 Printed y CLB Jomagal 4 24/2019 20· '2 P'VI LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 010049876 SUPP: 011 DATE RPTD: 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS: DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION: E 53RD ST DID#l: 5710 DID#2 : OFF#l NAME : MENDOZA, D OFF#2 NAME: VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT: DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR : CALL#: 0706 BOOK#: GANG INVOL: PERSON SUMMARY INV NAME BOOKING# WIT WIT WIT WIT WIT WIT WIT WIT WITNESS s R TIME RPTD: 1040 CITY: LONG BEACH UNIT: CLERK: 7007 USE OF FORCE: DOB AGE WITNESS AID A'IT ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CHAB DOMV PORG DIDl : 5710 OFFl: MENDOZA,D C-CLASS : DEADBODY MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS DR : 010049876-011 STAMP: 06/22/2001 PAGE 1 OF: 1907 HOMl 6 0 I-' 0 \D °' I 0 I-' I-' 51 Printed CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 '0·13 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT ADDRESS : CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: BOCK#: WITNESS WITNESS WITNESS WITNESS BUSINESS NAME : ADDRESS: STATE: ZIP: PHONE : WITNESS BUS TYPE: CITY: BOCK#: INVOLVEMENT: WIT DATE: 06/22/2001 NAM: 0101 : 5710 OFFl : MENDOZA,O DR: 010049876-011 STAMP : 06/22/2001 PAGE 2 OF: 6 C-CLASS: OEADBOOY 1907 HOMl 52 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT SEX: SKIN ADD: STAT BUSIN ADDRESS : STATE: ZIP: CITY: PHONE : BOOK#: WITNESS ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: BOOK#: My partner, Officer T. Do #5675 and I, Officer D. Mendoza #5710 working uniformed bicycle patrol, units BK34 and BK3 5 responded Code -3 to assist Officer R. Bell #5238 regarding a female white who was brandishing a knife and who refused to put it down, Call #706. Upon arrival, my partner and I saw the female white standing to the front of East 53rd Street and just south of the driver's side door of a white pick-up truck, California license #. The female white (later identified as Glenda Reymer) was holding a large silver blade knife . The knife appeared to be a survival type knife with one end of the blade serrated. As officers asked Reymer to put down the knife she refused by stating, "fuck you mother fuckers what can you do for me? I have terminal cancer ." During this time she continued to move the knife in a slashing motion out in front of her body and toward the officers. This motion moved back and forth in a horizontal pattern from right to left and then from left to right . As she did this , she continuously stated, "If you come near I'll cut you, I'm not afraid to cut you. I'll hurt you, you son of a bitches." Officers on scene continued to try reasoning with Reymer to put down the knife, but she refused and threatened bodily harm to the officers and to kill the police dog that was now on scene . Sergeant Stilinovich arrived on scene and less lethal was deployed . Sergeant Stilinovich assigned the less lethal bean bag shotgun to DIDl: 5710 OFFl: MENDOZA,D C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-011 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1907 PAGE 3 OF : 6 HOMl I � ' 53 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 20·16 F'M LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Officer Do and I was assigned the task of lethal cover. Sergeant Stilinovich took cover behind a parked vehicle just south of subject Reymer. At this point he advised Reymer who he was and that he wished to help her. Sergeant Stilinovich then advised her that if she did not put down the knife we would be forced to shoot her with a less lethal bean bag round. Reymer refused to put down the knife and continued threats against officers on scene and to herself. At this time, Reymer stated, "I know how to use this, I'll throw it at you." Reymer raised the knife as if to throw it at officers . Officer Do yelled out "stun gun, stun gun" and then fired one round hitting Reymer in the left arm. Reymer did not release the knife from her clenched left hand, which had been struck. Officer Do then fired a second less lethal bean bag round, which struck Reymer in the chest. Reymer immediately hunched over and then tossed the knife from her left hand and onto the asphalt below her. Reymer collapsed to the ground at this point . Officers moved up and immediately rendered Reymer free of any weapons and immediately called paramedics who were on scene to provide medical attention. Sergeant Stilinovich at this time assigned me to conduct knock-and-talks of the surrounding neighbors . I conducted the following interviews . I contacted and asked him if he had seen or heard anything related to our incident . stated that he was not aware that anything occurred nor that anything had happened since he was asleep in a rear bedroom of his residence . I then contacted and asked her if she had seen or heard anything related to our incident . stated that she saw a female white subject holding and waving a large silver knife at police . She said she then heard an officer yell out for her to please go inside , so she did as instructed. I spoke to who stated the following . She was standing on the front porch of her house when she saw police and paramedics on scene . She said she heard officers trying to convince a white female that was holding a large knife to put it down. said she then heard an officer yell out to please go inside so she did. I also spoke with who said he was standing next to his mother on the front porch of his house when he saw several police officers and a paramedic unit down the street from his house. He said that as he watched he heard several officers asking a white female who was holding a big knife to put it down, so they could get her some help. DIDl , 5710 OFFl, MENDOZA,D C-CLASS , DEADBODY DR: 010049876-011 STAMP, 06/22/2001 1907 PAGE 4 OF, 6 HOMl 54 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 )Q· 17 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT He said that the white female yelled out , "fuck you ! I'll stab you if you get near me stay away." said he was then instructed by his mother to come inside, so he did . said that on his way in he heard what sounded like two shots. I contacted . I asked if she could provide me with any information regarding what had occurred out on 53rd Street . said she did not hear or see anything because she was napping her 3-year old daughter in a rear bedroom. was also contacted at E. 53rd Street . indicated she could not provide me with any information regarding the incident , because she was asleep . I Contacted and his two daughter on the southwest corner of 53ro Street and Linden Avenue . I spoke with all three parties independently. stated that he heard the police sirens, so he walked outside to see what was happening . He said he stood on the corner and listened as officers spoke to a female white who was holding a knife . said he does not speak English, but he understood that police wanted her to put the knife down, but that she would not . said he watched, as the female white would wave the knife back and forth at the officers . said he then saw another officer arrive and then talk to the female. He said he then heard two shots and then saw the female white fall to the ground. He added that as soon as the female fell to the ground officers and paramedics tried to help her. said that she was standing on the corner with her father and sister when she heard officers telling a lady who was holding a large silver knife to please put it down. She said she heard officers tell the lady that they wanted to help her, but she kept cursing at the police . said that she then heard anther officer talking to her and then heard two shots fired and then saw the female fall to the ground, where police and paramedics tried to help her. said she was standing on the corner of 53rd Street with her father and sister when she heard an officer state, "We just want to help you. Please put the knife down." said the female would not put the knife down, so another officer asked her to put the knife down . She said that at one point she saw the female white put the blade of the knife toward her body. said she then heard two shots and then saw the lady fall to the ground . added that police and paramedics then tried to help the her. DIDl , 5710 OFFl, MENDOZA,D C-CLASS, DEADBODY DR, 010049876-011 PAGE 5 OF , 6 STAMP , 06/22/2001 1907 HOMl 55 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 20·18 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT At the request of Detective Birdsall, I re-interviewed and recorded the statements of witnesses . This recording remained in my possession until I placed it into evidence. It should be noted that the following residents were also checked for potential witnesses, but no one was home : E. 53� Street. E. 53� Street . E. 53� Street. FILED/TYPED BY: D. MENDOZA #5710 DIDl: 5710 OFFl: MENDOZA,D C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-0ll STAMP : 06/22/2001 1907 PAGE 6 OF : 6 HOMl 56 APPROV SGT IDID# I NEVIDENCE L.B.P.D. 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At the perimeter of the scene I contacted witness who stated the following : At about 1038 hours witness heard police sirens and walked from her apartment , to the front of E .. 53rd Street . When she got there she saw a female White in her S0's wearing a white tank top and beige shorts sitting along a running board of a white pick-up truck. said the female was 1/2 block west of her, on the north side of the street . The woman was waving , from side to side, a 10-12 inch knife with a black handle, in her left hand. Witness said the woman AID A.TI ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CHAB OOMV PORG MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV D '7() 0 I-' 0 0 .i:,. \0 (X) -.J O"I DIDl , 5932 OFFl, MUNSON,P C-CLASS , DEADBODY DR , 010049876-007 STAMP, 06/22/2001 1553 HOM2 I PAGE 1 OF, 2 0 0 -.J 58 Printed y CLB jomagal 4 24 2019 20 22 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT had a walking stick or cane in her right hand . could not hear anything that was being said by either the police or the woman , but it looked as if the woman was angry and threatening the police with the knife. then heard two shots and saw the woman throw the knife towards the police . I asked her how far she threw the kni fe, and she said "2 feet .• then saw, either 2 police officers or 2 paramedics run to check on the female. She was unable to add any further information to her statement . Filed by: Munson #5932 Typed by: Rose #7414 DIDl, 5932 OFFl, MUNSON,P C-CLASS, DEADBODY DR, 010049876 007 STAMP, 06/22/2001 1553 PAGE 2 OF, 2 HOM2 59 Printed CL B�omagal 4/24/2019 y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 010049876 SUPP: 017 DATE RPTD: 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS : 187 (A} PC -MURDER TIME RPTD : 1040 Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION: E 53RD ST DID#l : 5212 OFF#l NAME: MCGUIRE, M DID#2: OFF#2 NAME: CITY: LONG BEACH UNIT: DH14 CLERK: 7007 VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT: CALL#: 0706 BOOK#: DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: GANG INVOL: USE OF FORCE : INV NAME WIT WIT PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# WITNESS S R DOB AGE BUSINESS NAME: ADDRESS : STATE: ZIP: BUS TYPE: CITY: PHONE: BOOK#: WITNESS ADDRESS: STATE : ZIP: PHONE : CITY: BOOK#: On 06/22/01, at approximately 1200 hours , Detective S. Jones and I, Detective M. McGuire assisted Homicide Detectives R. Birdsall and R. MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE NARR YS 0 I-' 0 0 \D (X) -..J °' I DIDl : 5212 OFFl: MCGUIRE,M DR: 010049876-017 STAMP : 07/05/2001 PAGE 1 OF: 3 0 C-CLASS : 187(A)PC 0859 HOMl I-' -..J "C 24 PM •:; r 60 Printed y CLB Jomagal 4/24/201 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Conant with an in-custody death that had just occurred on 53rd Street in North Long Beach . We were assigned to interview potential witnesses of the incident and were directed to the south west corner of 53rd Street and Linden, where we contacted witnesses and . Due to the location of the incident , we interviewed the witnesses separately in our police vehicle , (Vehicle number 1704) which was located at the south east corner of 53rd Street and Linden . The following is a synopsis of the taped interviews with these witnesses . We interviewed witness first at 1230 hours. The following is a synopsis of her interview: Ms . said some friends had just dropped her off at 53rd street and Linden avenue . said she saw the police standing just west of her talking to the suspect who was sitting on the bottom portion of a truck brandishing a knife. said the police were calling the suspect by her name and begging her to drop the knife . said the police told the suspect they were going to shoot her with the beanbag shotgun if she didn't drop the knife. said the police talked to suspect for approximately 15-20 minutes trying to get her to put the knife down . described the knife as being long and silver . said the suspect was telling the police to shoot her because she had terminal cancer. said the suspect was attempting to keep the police away from her by waving the knife around . said the police called out the dog for the suspect, but they wouldn't let the dog get to her. said while the police were talking to the police the truck came and that 's when. they brought out the beanbag gun . said the police gave the suspect several warnings to drop the knife or she would be shot with the beanbag gun . estimated that she was standing about 15-20 feet from the suspect when she was shot. said she saw the suspect throw the knife at the police and that's when she was shot two times . said the suspect fell to the ground after the second shot . said the police weren't trying to kill the suspect, they were trying to help her . said after the suspect hit the ground, the police and paramedics rushed to her and administered CPR and first aid. said she heard the suspect tell the police that she had terminal cancer and she wanted them to kill her. estimates the incident lasted approximately one hour . said she didn't know the suspect, but she had seen her around the neighborhood. DIDl: 5212 OFFl : MCGUIRE,M DR: 010049876-017 PAGE 2 OF: 3 C-CLASS: 187(A)PC STAMP : 07/05/2001 0859 HOMl 61 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 20·26 PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT We concluded our interview and at approximately 1300 hours we contacted witness . related the following during a taped interview . said she lives a couple of blocks away from the location when she heard the helicopters overhead and she came outside to see what was going on . said she walked from her residence on Atlantic Avenue to 53rd Street and Linden and she saw the police standing behind a car talking to the suspect who was across the street from them. said the suspect was across from the police sitting on the running board of a truck waving a knife back and forth. Although she could not hear what the police were saying to the suspect , said the police were trying to talk the suspect into dropping the knife and surrender . said the police brought out a shotgun that she recognized as a beanbag gun from watching television. said after talking to the suspect for a short time, the police shot at the suspect two times hitting the suspect in the left arm and chest area. said the suspect fell to the ground and the police and paramedics rushed to her side and started first aid and CPR . said after the police worked on the suspect for about fifteen minutes, the paramedics took her away . said she didn't think the police were trying to hurt the suspect, she believed they were trying to help her and the suspect was trying to get the police to kill her. said she didn't know the suspect . For further on both witness statements see the transcribed tape follow up . Filed/Typed by : M. 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PHONE•> AUTH0RIZATI0N FOR !'-::1 � .re. sj FOREIGN AGENCY sToLEN, P.D. TOW, 3111 E. WILLOW, LONG BEACH, (562) 570-2828 STORAGE f\/.C SECTION) FOREIGN AGENCY DR#: T�Dc,cr6s,GNAT0,,'i'.tt:�, CONDITION YES NO ITEMS YES WRECKED -SEAT(FR0NT) ,,... BURNED -SEAT(REAR) .,.. VANDALIZED ,. RADIO ,!;.. ENG/TRANS STRIP ,,. TAPE DECK MISC. PART STRIP TAPES BODY METAL STRIP -OTHER RADIO VIN SWITCH 1, IGNITION KEY IGNITION PUNCH RELEASED TO □REG/OWNER □ 22853.3VC TO: SIGNATURE OF PERSON AUTHORIZING RELEASE SIGNATURE OF VICTIM/REPORTING PARTY 14602.6 CITE # INVOLVEMENT I INVOLV DATE I NAME HAIR I EYE ISKIN I OPLIC# CITY I STATE ZIP BUSINESS ADDRESS INVOLVEMENT I INV0LVDATE I NAME HAIR I EYE ISKIN I OPLIC# CITY I STATE ZIP BUSINESS ADDRESS SUSPECT INFORMATION SUSP# AGE CLOTHING ',) DAT /TIM2t #iRIVEABLE � 1 VIN APPEAR AL TEREO / REMOVED □ YES � NO ;_, ld,J 0/ ,; 0 YES O NO UNK VIN COMPARE WITH REG CARO □ YES �D NO 1 ITEMS YES NO TIRES / WHEELS CONDITION ITEMS IDENTIFICATION NUMBER REGISTRATIONS ,.,. 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LOOu_ct:./ BRAIN TYPE SURGER@ �,II DATE I LOOD SPLEEN -.J BLOOD KIDNEY ORGAN PROCUREMENT WITNESSES TO AUTOPSY Resident %TECHNICIAN I � g _vITRE __ o_u_s __ EVIDENCE RECOVERED AT AUTOPSY Item Description: DME STORAGE JARS �egular(NoL) D Oversize(No __ ) Histopath Cut: Autopsy Lab NO TOXICOLOGY REQUESTED TOXICOLOGICAL ANALYSES ORDERED REQUESTED MATERIAL ON PENDING CASES D Police Report D Med History D Tox D Histo D Microbiology D Radiology Cons. D,£:onsult on Brai_)l Submitted D Investigations D Eye Path. Cons llYNeuro Consult D DME to Cut D Criminalistics D GSR D Sexual Assault D WIIITE?-FILE COPY CANARY -FORENSIC LAB PINK -INVESTIGATIONS GOLDENROD -DME Rev.1/99 Printed C B�omagal 4/24/201 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES AUTOPSY CHECK SHEET DEPARTMENT OF CORONER Date EXTERNAL EXAM Sex Race Age Height Weight Hair Eyes Sciera Teeth Mouth Tongue Nose Chest Breasts Abdomen Scar Genital Edema Skin Decub �V-I HEART Wt O V'\. 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Park ND L. Mahanay <0.10 ug/ml K. Fritz 0.42 ug/ml K. Fritz ND K.Fritz ND L. Mahanay ND L. Mahanay ND R. Budd ND R Budd ND RBudd 0.12 ug/ml RBudd ND L. Mahanay J. Page I of I Printed Cl B�orr aQal 4/24/201 COUNTY Of' LOI DEIWITll!NT OF COIION!II 18 HOIPITAL A IIIINQ CAIIE FACILITY IIEl'OIIT TO lll!POIIT A Dl!ATH -PHONE (323)343-07U COMPLETE ALL LINES. USE INK. IF lJNKNOWN OR NOT APPLICABLE. so STATE. 1 00 I OS/ 0 b--G M '(V\.. c_. !iRAl'T, NAMt: OF FACILITY R [ y HE R • IO 8 3 I I AOORESS 1,,8 PHONE q_ '? > u-1:1of;} 111 =�•.�=-��;:�•:-!'. '.Cc":"' ?� on• IH7-'LI DATE OF DEATH �-z.._ QJ TIME ---JD:4-....... -t------------ 1 b NOATM MISSION ROAD LOS ANGELES. CALIF. 90033 CC# _________ _ 0% TEVEII /TRAUMA 61?210 1 SERVICE r,LENDA fl-0-001 51 MEDT EP 049Y/f AGEJ::l..1 SE><£ RACEL PRONOUNCED evJ Co I ( l e,.r- \'V\J;) �MERGENCY ROOM PATIENT MEDICAL RECORD OR PATIENT FILE . ORGAN/TISSUE OONATION INFOIIMATION □ HOSPITAL IN PATIENT WAS..!!!f NEXT-OF-KIN APPROACHED REGARDING ORGAN/TISSUE DONATION� NO ,Clg YES O IF YES WHAT WAS THt:IR Rt:SPONSE? ____________ _ DATE ADMITTED __ t, ___ 7---__ --z..,,..;;__-_O__.I ___________ _ TIME \[04 TO HOSPITAL BV: 0 POLICE □ RELATIVES 0 FRIENDS □ SELF �BULANCE tN•me or R.A. #) e.. l l ':-:::-::-i--�.s=--*'3,�S -r=;-;;-';;-l--6�;-;;;--�--:::-:':';;;:-==;;----:=7"C==-=-==-----------ETHER HOME, HOSPITAL OR OTHER) GIVE ADDRESS (IF HOSPITAL ATTACH THEIR HISTORY) ADMITTED BV : _______________ M.0. PRIMARY ATTENDING PHYSICIAN ____________ M D PHONE # __________________ _ INJUR1Es4,-2. -Z...=:Q I PHONE #----------------------- DATE l(O<f: IME CAUSE b 11,(,n t e-us/ (TRAFFIC, FALL, ETC.) PLACE _________________ _ SURGICAL PROCEDURES: STATE TYPE, CATE, TIME ANO RESULTS OF ANY OPERATION OR AMPUTATION PERFORMED (9 00--.A Lo J.v-v..-J / fJ -?y I � h h rv'--/ In/«, 7 �AS A BULLET OR OTMER FOREIGN OBJECT RECOVERED? 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THE IMMEOIATC CAUSE OF DEATH IS OATE I, TIME M.D. -OR-I NURSE/HOSP1,TAL ADMINSTRATOR 105304& 110/981 - 5 olt 6 THE BODY WILL NOT BE REMOVED 11Y THE CORONER WITHOUT THIS COMPLET£C REPORT AND COPIU OF ALL CHARTS. 01 e,L B�or,agal 4124/2(, 1 C B\jor,agal 4/24/'">01 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER M.D. Cl B�olT'agal 4/24!�'0 PS/90 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES 4/?t DEPARTMENT OF CORONER Deputy Medical Examiner COUNTY OF LOS 'ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER Date __ f_C--+£+-e puty_M_��--E�-::-. e�_, _M.D. 9 6 CL �11criagc. 1?4/?01 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER ) J ' J ' .,A)l I �J Date _ _:CJ::....':_j-l-ff---'------"----::-'.:-::--:-=--'--:---M.D. Deputy Medical Examiner COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER MISCELLANEOUS WORK SHEET C B�or,.igal 4'24/:?G1 M.o. Deputy Medical Examiner COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES MISCELLANEOUS WORK SHEET DEPART:MENT OF CORONER Date Deputy Medical Examiner COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER PS/93 C B�omagal 4/24/:'C1g COUNTY OF LOS• ANGECES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER ).5 PS/93 � Ellior-1 gal �i'>4f"C 1 � El\ior, gal 41"4/"C 1 3 P5t93 ,[ Yt.1(,-,GLEt..:A A(C/H'.;" I LONG BEACH PD CL ilJOl'k fjc' ,:/'">4/''01 FORENSIC SCIENCE CENTER COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES GSR DATA SHEET DEPARTMENl O� CORONFR IIPAccident Kit # D :,u1c1oe h'(YM[><,GL[kOA D Questionable Accident/ Homicide � /H ;jM I D Questionable Accident/Suicide D Questionable Suicide/ Homicide LONG BEACH D Investigator Requests Rush Right Handed D Left Handed D Unknown D Male Female 0 i:i:I 0 Occupation Activity Prior to Shooting D Unknown Have the decedent's hands been touched by anyone prior to taking the GSR sample? Yes No D Unknown If yes, by whom? tg'" Paramedics D Family IS([' Police @' Hospital Personnel D Other Was the weapon found in the decedent's hand? D Yes D Unknown -Moved prior arrival If yes, which one? D Right D Left If no, describe weapon's location in relationship to decedent 1 tJ Shooting Occurred: D Indoors � Outdoors D Unknown Location of Body: D Indoors D Other Outdoors D Automobile �Hospital Number of Shots Fired: 2\01 Date and Time of Shooting Date and Time GSR samples were taken. GSR evidence collected D At Scene � At FSC D At H�t�c/4 D Other By: .Uf, I'� Body transported to FSC via $1Coroner D Contractor D Revolver D Semi-automatic/automatic D Rifle (g' Shotgun D Other Make/Model Caliber Brand of Ammunition Caliber of Ammunition Bullet Configuration: D Round Nose D Hollow Point Wad Cutter D Pointed Other Bullet Surface: D Jacketed D Semi-jacketed D Bare Lead D Plated Comments: !>\.\-o"T 2.)( WITH Investigator Date Do not write below this line RESULTS: Wh ite: Medical file Pink: Laboratory Copy Yellow: Laboratory Copy Printed by COUNTY OF L"O S ANGELES CASE REPORT 1 LAST FIRST MIDOLE l APPARENT MOOE HOMICIDE SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES Media Interest, Victim of Crime, Officer Involved I. .. ' �-5 .·.:; c;: C 0 1.0.PHOTO DEPARTMENT OF CORONER CASE NO 2001 -04527 CRYPT 122 # REYMER, GLENDA LEE REINEKY, SYLVIA 008 AGE APP€AAS FEMALE CAUCASIAN 11/17/5 1 49 MARK TYPE MARK LOCATION TATTOO ABDOMEN REL.A TIONSHIP DAUGHTER HGT WGT EYES 67 '" 110 "" BROWN MARK DESCRIPTION UNREADABLE HA,R BROWN NOTIFIED BY HOSPITAL STAFF E PENDING BY 10 METHOD FINGERPRINTS FROM DOJ IDENTIFIED BY NAME (PRINT) 'AFIS' 'ii' DOJ PLACE OF DEA TH I Pl.ACE FOUND RELATIONSHIP ADDRESS OR LOCATION TEETHINCOMPLETE AIR NONE MILITARY • PHONE c,TY E ID V C Yes FAIR E DATE TIME POB MO DATE 6/22/01 11 30 TIME 6/22/01 23 35 ZIP HOSPITAL 2801 ATLANTIC AVENUE LONG BEACH 90806 LONG BEACH MEMORIAL MED CNTR PLACE OF INJURY STREET DOD 6122/01 TIME 11:19 OTHER AGENCY INV OFFICER No DATE TIME 6/22/0 I I 0:40 FOUND OR PRONOUNCED BY DR J. COLLIER PHONE LONG BEACH PD • DET BIRDSALL (562) 570-5575 TRANSPORTED BY JERRY MCKIBBEN FINGERPRINTS? Yes CLOTHING Yes MEO EV No INVEST PHOTO I 0 PHYS EV Yes EVIDENCE LOG Yes SUICIDE NOTE No GSRNO B407 I SYNOPSIS TION OR ADDRESS ZIP EAST 53RD STREET. LONG BEACH. CA 90805 REPORT NO NOTIFIED BY 010049876 TO DATE TIME LOS ANGELES FSC 6/22/01 20 50 PA RPT No MORTUARY SEAL TYPE HOSP RPT Yes PROPERTY? Yes HOSP CHART Yes RCPT NO 176505 PF NO 10831188 NO n;� DECEDENT IS A 49-YEAR-OLD WHITE FEMALE WITH A HISTORY OF HEROIN ABUSE. SEIZURES. MENTAL ILLNESS. AND A MASS IN I ll'R ABDOMEN ON 6/4/01 THE DECEDENT WAS ROBBED AND BEATEN BY THREE PEOPLE. ON 6/22/01, LONG BEACH POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS RESPONDED TO A POSSIBLE DRUG OVERDOSE AT THE DECEDENT'S RESIDENCE. THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE OF DRUG USb BUT THE DECEDENT BEGAN WIELDING A LARGE KITCHEN KNIFE. THE DECEDENT THREATENED OFFICERS AND HER BOYFRIEND WITH THE KNIFE. SHE REFUSED TO DROP THE KNIFE AND OFFICERS SHOT HER TWICE WITH LESS THAN LETHAL BEANBAGS PARAMEDICS WERE AT SCENE AND TRANSPORTED HER TO THE HOSPITAL WHERE DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED. BETSY MAGDALENO 469800 DATE INVESTIGATOR TIME FORM #3 NARRATIVE TO FOLLOW? � 6/24101 14· 15 REVIEWED BY ROBERT FIERRO DATE TIME 612-1101 22 52 C B�oMaQc1! tl::'4/201 J :?' 19 PM 105 Printed by C B�omaqal 4/:4/2C1 3 21 20 PM County of Los Angeles, Department of Coroner Investigator's Narrative Case Number: 2001-04527 Decedent: REYMER, GLENDA • . . . Information Sources: 1. Medical Records, Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, 2801 Atlantic Avenue, Long Beach 90806, (562) 933-1400. 2. Detective Richard Birdsall, Long Beach Police Department -Homicide Bureau, (562) 570-5575. 3. , Decedent's Daughter, ,-. 4. , Decedent's Boyfriend, 5. Long Beach Police Report #010044559. Investigation: On 6/22/01 at 1225 hours, Officer Hotchkiss reported this officer involved shooting death to Deputy Coroner Rochelle Price. Acting Supervisor Larry Dietz assigned me this hospital death to investigate on 6/24/01. Location: Paramedics transported the decedent from the street in front of East 53rd Street in Long Beach to Long Beach Memorial Medical Center. Witness Statements: According to the Long Beach Memorial Medical Center records, the decedent was wielding a knife when police shot her twice with beanbags on the morning of 6/22/01. Long Beach Fire Department paramedics where on scene and witnessed the decedent collapse after being struck with a beanbag. CPR was initiated and the decedent was intubated at approximately 1045 hours. Rescue Ambulance 11 transported the decedent to the hospital in full arrest. Doctors noted injuries to the decedent's left chest wall and left arm. Old bruising was noted to the decedent's right face and neck. An emergency thoracotomy was performed and it revealed the decedent's pericardium was full of clotted blood while her heart was empty. According to Dr. Steven Grant, the decedent was found to "have a blow-out on the posterior aspect of [her) heart." Despite resuscitation efforts Dr. J. Collier pronounced death at 1119 hours. Detective Birdsall says on 6/22/01 at 0600 hours, Long Beach Police Officers were dispatched to the decedent's residence because neighbors complained she was harassing schoolchildren. At 1017 hours, the decedent called 91 1 and said her boyfriend, , had overdosed and needed medical assistance. Police and fire personnel arrived on scene and found that had not overdosed and was not under the influence of any drugs. Officers asked the decedent to leave the residence to "cool down." The decedent went inside the residence and returned with a large kitchen knife. She began screaming she was going to kill the officers, kill her boyfriend, and kill herself. The decedent began to make slashing motions with the knife toward her throat and abdomen. Officers warned the decedent that they were going to shoot her with a less than lethal beanbag. At that time she sat on the back of a truck, emptied her purse, placed the purse across her chest, and began rocking back and forth. At 1040 hours, officers shot the decedent. She did not respond to the first hit so an officer shot her again. This beanbag hit the decedent in the chest. She doubled over, threw the knife at the officers, and screamed "I think you broke my rib." Paramedics were on scene and transported the decedent to the hospital where death was pronounced. 106 Printed by CL F!IJo,rag .... 4f>4/� 0' 3.21 .21 PM County of Los Angeles, Department of Coroner Investigator's Narrative • . . . . . . Case Number: 2001-04527 Decedent: REYMER, GLENDA On 6/22/01, told Detective Birdsall that the decedent was a former heroin abuser who was currently on methadone. told Detective Birdsall that one week ago the decedent had been beaten up by her friends in a park for unknown reasons. At the time the decedent filed a report with the Long Beach Police Department stating that someone had attempted to carjack her 1971 Vega and had beaten her up in the process. says her mother has been very sick recently and lost over 30 pounds. The decedent was a former heroin user with a medical history of seizures, mental illness, and a mass in her abdomen. Recently the decedent has been "slipping mentally." has been the decedent's boyfriend for the past twenty years. They are not legally married and the decedent has three adult children. Sylvia Reineky is the decedent's sister and the decedent often used Reineky's name. Approximately one week prior to the decedent's death, she was carjacked and beaten severely. The decedent was taken to Pacific Hospital of Long Beach and was released the next day. Since the beating the decedent had begun to act very strange and erratic. According to Long Beach Police report #010044559, on 6/4/01 around 0050 hours, the decedent was robbed and assaulted by three people. The decedent was kicked in the face and neck by one of the suspects and was treated at Pacific Hospital. Scene Description: No scene investigation. Evidence: Forensic Attendant Jerry McKibben collected physical evidence consisting of GSR kit #B4071, hair standards, and nail standards at the FSC on 6/22/01. Body Examination: Initial body exam at the FSC reveals a very thin, nude, 49-year-old white female lying supine on a metal table. She has shoulder length brown hair, brown eyes, and an incomplete set of natural teeth. An ET tube and IV lines are noted. An illegible tattoo is noted on her right lower abdomen. A recent stapled surgical incision is noted on the decedent's left chest. Recent punct1,ire marks are noted to the inside of the decedent's left elbow. Abrasions are noted to the decedent's left chest and left upper arm. Her right cheek is swollen and bruised. Bruising is also noted on her neck, chest, and left arm. Identification: viewed the decedent at the hospital and positively identified her as Glenda Lee Reymer. DOJ Fingerprints confirmed the decedent's identity at 2335 hours on 6/22/01. Next of Kin Notification: Hospital staff notified of her daughter's death on 6/22/01 around 1130 hours. notified of her mother's death at 1200 hours on 6/23/01 . Tissue Donation: The decedent is not a viable candidate for tissue donation due to lime interval since death. 107 Autopsy Notification: �) a, �o cc .., � 0.., EVIDENCE LOG COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER �I_·. � ... l 1 'f L�. !. ,· �i I (, LL t\i A '"' ( _· _ _i '.1 .• ,. i cc = -�-cY' i --�-!X-/5 .. Z DEC EDENT ��--�v.dfi INV AGENCY/DIV J:S,<;4c_b,. L � -� C, f�, t. A C;; ;: 0 MODE AGENCY FILE ,: ________________________ _J INV OFFICER EVIDENCE COLLECTED ITEM DESCRIPTION BY DATE I TIME RECEIVED IN EVIDENCE ROOM BY DATE I TIME EVIDENCE RELEASED SIGNATURE BADGE � I AGENCY BY DATE I TIME I GSA (Kit 11/J yo 1/) ________ i Typing Blood (Swatch _________ _ Fingernail Kit _____ _ -1·{._-�� ·.! ·f --- -------t-------t------1-----+---+----+ Damaged Nail Kit Hair Kit Pubic Hair Kit Sexual Assault (Kit II Medical Evidence Bullet(s) (II C ,;,---t_ c,6 l -Z<� -i.., �----- ------1-------+---------+ -------+----+--- -----+--------+--... ------------··---------+-----,f-----+-----+---t--- ---+ -----t----Clothing (Itemize) u f✓----+---t-----------__ ---------- l,,, !'_i_\e;t ,v;,:#A.. (t--v1/1T-<.) C. ,", --�--. -tt------+----+--- ll,r-,�/ S11et'(.J-,t,L Cl� ----j---+----11--------+----t----+----+----+----t Other Evidence (Describe) I--" �-2/93 P2/93 HOLD REQUESTED BY _____________ AGENCY __________ DATE _____ _ Date: To: From: Subject: CLB�omagal 4/24/201 3 2' 25 PM City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve RESULTS OF IN-CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD 01-01 -CASE COMPLETED INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. LOS ANGELES COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE BUREAU OF FRAUD AND CORRUPTION PROSECUTIONS JUSTICE SYSTEM INTEGRITY DIVISION STEVE COOLEY • District Attorney LAWRENCE E. MASON • Chief Deputy District Attorney PETER BOZANICH • Assistant District Attorney Criminal Courts Building 210 West Temple Street Los Angeles, CA 90012-3210 WEBSITE: http://www.co.la.ca.us/da Printed y CLB\jomagal 4/24/201 3 '' 28 F'vl Chief Jerome E. Lance March 18, 2002 Page Two overdosed on drugs and was in need of assistance. Officer Roland Bell received the call and was the first L.B.P.D. unit to arrive at the location, E. 53rd Street. When he arrived, paramedics from the Long Beach Fire Department (L.B.F.D.) were already at the scene. They were speaking with Ms. Reymer who was telling them that her boyfriend had taken a large quantity of Valium and Darvocet and had used heroin earlier that morning. Ms. Reymer had a large swollen bruise under her left eye and bruising to her neck. The paramedics subsequently examined the "boyfriend." Mr. was coherent, did not appear to be under the influence and denied the use of any narcotics that morning with the exception of one Darvocet for back pain. When he was asked why Ms. Reymer would allege that he had overdosed, Mr. said that she (Reymer) had been acting crazy since she was robbed in a local park weeks before. He explained that this was how she had been so badly bruised. After confirming for Officer Bell that he was no danger to himself, Mr. signed a release form for the paramedics. They and Officer Bell then began to leave the scene. When Officer Bell told Ms. Reymer that Mr. was fine and would not be taken to the hospital, she began "ranting and raving that ifwe did not take him to the hospital he was going to eventually die from an overdose." Mr. asked Officer Bell to "escort" Ms. Reymer off of the property. Officer Bell escorted Ms. Reymer to her car. She began yelling that she wanted her purse. Mr. searched the garage but was unable to locate a purse. Officer Bell told Ms. Reymer that she needed to leave the location and return after she "calmed down." She agreed and entered the driver's seat of her car. As Officer Bell drove away, he looked back to see Mr. approach Ms. Reymer's car with her purse. Mr. then walked away and Ms. Reymer got out of the car. Officer Bell parked his patrol car and walked back towards Ms. Reymer. As he approached, Ms. Reymer reached into the open window of her car and pulled out a large hunting knife with her right hand. She told Officer Bell that she was not leaving and she would kill anyone who came near her. As Officer Bell used his radio to request additional officers, Ms. Reymer walked to and stood in the middle of the street. For the next few minutes, Officer Bell tried to convince Ms. Reymer to drop the knife. All of his attempts were to no avail. Approximately two to three minutes later, Officer Brian Pak arrived on the scene. Both of the officers tried to persuade Ms. Reymer to relinquish control of the knife. She had now taken a seat on the running board of a pick-up truck across the street from the officers. Ms. Reymer proceeded to point the knife at herself while at the same time yelling at the officers to kill her because she had cancer and no reason to live. Printed y CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 3 2' 30 P'I/I Chief Jerome E. Lance March 18, 2002 Page Four Paramedics began treating Ms. Reymer within seconds after she slumped to the ground. Before losing consciousness, she told them that she thought that one of her ribs was broken. Within minutes, Ms. Reymer stopped breathing. All attempts at resuscitation were unsuccessful and she was pronounced dead shortly after she arrived at Long Beach Memorial Hospital. Detectives Edwards and McMahon interviewed Mr. after the shooting. Mr. told them that he had a twenty year relationship with Reymer. They had no chilof their own but he helped raise her three children. He said that Ms. Reymer had a history of mental problems and had been h ta for s asions. Ms. Reymer had lived with him and his mother, at until a month prior. Ms. Reymer's mental problems had o re se causing problems for him and his mother. According to Mr. Ms. Reymer talked to herself incessantly and yelled profanities at strangers and m s of the family. She had recently informed him that she had brain cancer and was dying from a "wart or bump" on her brain. She also alleged that an attempt had been made to "carjack" her. It was during this incident that she received the bruises and injuries to her face. Since that event, her ior had become even more bizarre. She had suffered several "seizures" and Mr. noticed that she was not taking her medication. Mr. and his mother allowed Ms. Reymer to move back into their house the week of the s g. She had apparently been evicted from the place she had rented. The night the shootmg, she broke the rear wmdow of her car for unknown reasons. Mr. said that she did not sleep much during the night and was constantly going in and the house. That morning at approximately 7:00 or 8:00 a.m., he observed Ms. Reymer sweeping up the glass from the broken car window. As she did so, three L.B.P.D. cars pulled up and engaged her in a conversation. When they left, Ms. Reymer began to pace about the sidewalk talking to herself Between 8 d 9:00 a.m., she entered the house and walked to the bedroom. According to Mr. she suffered a seizure at that time. When he went to assist her, she accused him of g the police on her" earlier that morning. She then threatened to "call the cops on him," walked out of the house and drove away in her car. For a period of time, she drove up and down the street blowing her car horn. Officer Bell then arrived and the events described herein occurred. Mr. said that Officer Bell was "cool" with Ms. Reymer before she pulled the knife from ar. He entered his residence only to exit again when he heard yelling in the street. He saw Ms. Reymer holding the knife and swinging it at the officers. The officers were telling her to put the knife down. Ms. Reymer was saying "Fuck you" and asking them to shoot her. She eventually sat down on the running board Chief Jerome E. Lance March 18, 2002 Page Five of the white pick-up truck. The offi were still talking to her and she continued to refuse to put down the knife. Mr. entered his residence and closed the door behind him. Immediately he heard two gu corning from the direction of the street. He looked outside and saw Ms. Reymer laying on the ground. He also observed an officer unloading the shotgun and paramedics approaching to assist Ms. Reymer. The detectives next spoke with Mr. mother. She confirmed Ms. Reymer's history of mental prob s r rece al breakdown. The morning of the shooting, some police officers came to her door and told her to stay inside the house. Rather than stay inside, she walked out onto her front porch. She saw Ms. Reymer swinging her cane at the officers before retrieving the knife from her car. She heard the officer tell Ms. Reymer to put the knife down and that they wanted to help and not hurt her. She said that the officers were "pleading" w Reymer but she would not listen. After a few minutes, the officers again told Mrs. to go inside her house. She walked into the house and shortly thereafter hear ound of two gunshots from outside. L.B.F.D. Paramedics Chambon and Davis were interviewed by the detectives. They indicated that they arrived at the house with Officer Bell in response to the original "overdose" call. They determined that the subject of that report was fine and not under the influence. They both noted that Ms. Reymer was acting paranoid and irrational. She kept demanding that they do something when there was nothing to be done. At one point during the contact, a neighbor walked by the house on the sidewalk. Ms. Reymer immediately lifted her metal cane above her head and yelled, "If she comes near me I'll hit -----�e-r�. r--wfien Ofhcer7rell responded that she really di n't want to o t at, Ms. Reymer said "Well then I'll just hit you, you should just shoot me." The paramedics began to leave after Ms. Reymer agreed to leave the scene. When they reached their truck, they saw Ms. Reymer in the street with the knife. They remained at the location until after the shooting in case their assistance was needed. Printed by GL B½orraQal 4/24/20' 3.21.32 )M Various L.B.P.D. officers interviewed a number of civilian witnesses at the scene of the shooting. Several of the civilian witnesses told the officers that they had called the L.B.P.D. earlier that morning because Ms. Reymer was yelling at and threatening to hurt children walking down the street on their way to school. All of those who witnessed the events indicated that they had clear and unobstructed views of the shooting and the officer's contacts with Ms. Reymer leading up to the conclusion. Each of the witnesses described Ms. Reymer as completely irrational. They confirmed her threats to kill both the officers and herself They also described the commands of the officers and the assurances that they did not want to hurt Ms. Reymer. All of the witnesses felt that the officers' actions were appropriate under the circumstances. INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU PROJECT ASSIGNMENT MEMORANDUM Control No.: 20020116 INV FINAL REPORT DUE: 06/05/2002 DATE: 05/15/2002 TO: Support Bureau FROM: Stephen E. Bonswor, Deputy Chief, Investigations Bureau SUBJECT: ICD 01--01 -RE-TRAINING RE IMPACT POINTS FOR LESS LETHAL * See Remarks Below for signature of: Stephen E. Bonswor Deputy Chief Addressed to: Remarks: AOTC to include in-service training and video regarding impact points for less lethal target areas and consider other options for subduing an armed subject. Reviewed b Initials Date �on Cmdr Burea�7r-� Executive Sec. Chief of Staff Please return this original form with completed project . CLB�omagal 4/24 /2019 :2 Date: To: From: Subject: CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 21 40 PM City of Long Beach Working Together to Serve Memorandum IB #20020116 -ICD 01-01 RE-TRAINING REGARDING IMPACT POINTS FOR LESS LETHAL TRH:SMN:smn impact points CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 21 INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU Control No.: DATE: 05/15/2002 TO: Support Bureau FROM: Stephen E. Bonswor, Deputy Chief, Investigations Bureau SUBJECT: ICD 01-01 -POLICY REVIEW REGARDING "CENTER MASS" DEFINITION • See Remarks Below for signature of: Stephen E. Bonswor Deputy Chief Addressed to: Remarks: SGT. SERGI: With regard to the definition of "Center Mass", should it be modified. o 20020117 INV 06/05/2002 Reviewed b Initials Date Division Cmdr Bureau Chief Executive Sec. Chief of Staff Date: To: From: Subject: Printed CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 :21 43 PM City of Long Beach Working Together to Serve Memorandum MANUAL SECTION 7 .5.10 "DEPLOYMENT OF LESS LETHAL PROJECTILES" MANUAL SECTION 7 .5.10 "DEPLOYMENT OF LESS LETHAL PROJECTILES," Manual Section 7.5.10 "DEPLOYMENT OF LESS LETHAL PROJECTILES" Addendum Appmved CLB�omagal 4/24/201 3 ?' 44 PM 7.5.10 DEPLOYMENT OF LESS LETHAL PROJECTILES (Revised: 05/20/02) (Audit Responsibility Patrol Bureau) POLICY exception before PROCEDURES Deployment Criteria CLB\jomagal 41241201 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS/CRITICAL INCIDENTS) Patrol (Limited to 12-gauge "Bean Bag" Projectile) unloaded "Bean Bag" Projectile Deployment Guidelines Distance of less than 10 feet not unless Distance 10 to 20 feet Distance beyond 20 feet, C B�omaqal 4t�'tl201 321 41 PM Long Mobile Field Force (Civil Disturbance) 12-Gauge Shotgun Single-Rubber Ball & Multi-Rubber Ball Proj ectiles 37mm Multi-Rubber Ball & Foam Projectiles Pepper-Ball OC Chemical Agent Projectiles Multi-Rubber Ball Grenade with Chemical Agent Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team only GLB�orragal 4/�'4/20' 3 :1 .48 '">M MANUAL EMERGENCY OPERATIONS/CRITICAL INCIDENTS) SL-6 Projectile Launcher Supervisor Responsibilities absolute control Officer Responsibilities CLB\jomagal 4/24/201 3 2 49 P!vl MANUAL of rhe Beach Police Depanmenr EMERGENCY OPERATIONS/CRITICAL INCIDENTS) Training CLB�omagal 4/2t /201 3:21 :50 PM Date: To: From: Subject: Cl B�olT'agal 4/24/2 •q 3.21.51 i->M City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve RESULTS OF IN-CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD 01-01 -CASE COMPLETED INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. = Date: To: From: Subject: CLB�omagal 4/24/2 '9 3.21 :&2 '"'M City of Long Beach Working Together to Serve REVIEW BOARD RESULTS, ICD #01-01 Memorandum Printed by LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT IN CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD BOARD NO. ICD 01-01 DATE/TIME CONVENED 12/5/01 at 1300 Hours Chiefs Conference Room, 3rd Floor EMPLOYEE INVOLVED Roland Bell #5338 RANK Police Officer CURRENT ASSIGNMENT North Division Patrol TIME in CURRENT ASSIGNMENT DATE of HIRE April 9, 1991 PRIOR ASSIGNMENTS PRIOR INCIDENTS None DECEDENT NAME Glenda Reymer AUTOPSY RECEIVED Yes BOOKING NUMBER None CORONER CASE 2001-04527 DECEDENT ARMED Yes CRIME INVOLVED 417(A)(1)PC DEPARTMENTAL REPORT DR 010049876 WEAPON Knife DATE/TIME of ARREST June 22, 2001 at 1040 hours LOCATION of ARREST F/0 E. 53rd Street DATE/TIME of DEATH June 22, 2001 at 1119 hours LOCATION of DEATH Memorial Hospital SUPERVISORS on SCENE Sergeant Bruce Oliver JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. INVESTIGATORS on SCENE Detectives Richard Birdsall and Richard Conant VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. CHAIRMAN: Ste hen Bonswor #3150 2. DEPUTY CHIEF (OFFICER INVOLVED:) 3. CHIEF OF STAFF: 4. TRAINING OFFICER: 5. PEER OFFICER: NON-VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. INVESTIGATOR: Scott Lasch #5451 2. P.O.A. REP: QD !.s!_a_ojni�eLJI B�rQooQ!kS§s,J#Q3 ',J.7�39L _____ _J _ _;_���:::t::�;,....,::a.4� 3. COMMAND OFFICER �Ll.Qb.illimi.tmm_ ______ i23�i�;i=� (OFFICER INVOLVED): ,!_eff Johnson #3903 4. EMPLOYEE LIAISON: rt.M!!!ik,s;ec..!Wc.Y..hwiii;te!....!#t.s3!.:!4�3 21......... ______ ___,__+F-�L-";���.,___ __ 5. IA REPRESENTATIVE: �Rll.ic:!.!hagir.J.!d.J:R'>l.o&C l.!!ch.!!.i.11.#:>.!:50!.!!6.1..s9!...._ _____ _,__,t...r.,..<f,,=-""",''-M<...f.o<'i-'"7.i.,__--- 6. I.C.D. SUPERVISOR : !;!B.o.rU!!.C�e.1l!.!liY!Ve�rJJ#c_,,3.!.!182_i2s...._ ______ _.L_.=::..!:..:-=:---'.e:::::----- CL ._,\Jorriaga, 4/'>4/20-1 9 '"-< 1 � '"> -------�!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!�!!!!!!!!!!�-!!!!!!!!9---------- BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Roland Bell #5338 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES No _k_ VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING � S'Gl,,A), c. D Ge / POLICY REVIEW '3TYZ. l I", IN 6 {h, NT I OTHER �s 1>e( D� WG:l?'O,vS Te>OLS. ' 'Svc.H As "3Tl,A(\) <bl.A ,.-.J VOTING BOARD MEMBER� lA..,I\C\ SIGNATURE � u, (\C') {PRINT NAME) BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Roland Bell #5338 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: NO / BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Roland Bell #5338 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES NOL VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING 1>-<;�Q.IA� ·ni.�,,.1,..lb ({'coll-/ J1�fi POLICY REVIEW �.,l,,,o.,i. OI" �� M�� OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER __ L-_I_S_� __ L_o_PX:i_::C __ _ SIGNATURE �-----�-- {PRINT NAME) C' l� ll 4/';t • BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Roland Bell #5338 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES fY' NO ,/ VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENT AL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION · DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING fa/ .SUP/L£ ..... POLICY REVIEW /4�J,,,,ac J('. C-//4,/&L PL ,f!��L' OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER -./C,A'--'Z,,,,C,.,,(J.""-'-/,.,/.:___L_. ___:cSucc..=c..=...=.C-'-/­(PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Roland Bell #5338 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 3 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Roland Bell #5238 BOARD FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: IN POLICY. Miss" DEPUTY CHIEF, INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU: DEPUTY CHIEF (OF INVOLVED EIVPLOYEE) COMMENTS: CHIEF _9f-POLICE: COMMENTS AND/OR ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS: -END ('LR\1,r·1<q, 4/24/?01<l F V CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3:2 :04 PM Date: To: From: Subject: CLB�omagal 4/24/201 3:22 04 PM City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve RESULTS OF IN-CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD 01-01 -CASE COMPLETED INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU Control No.: 20020180 INV FINAL REPORT DUE: � DATE: TO: FROM: 07/25/2002 p,19 .,-,eo('.-, �Bureau Stephen E. Bonswor, Deputy Chief, Invest. Bureau SUBJECT: ICD #01-01 -REVIEW BOARD RESULTS -STILINOVICH, DO, BELL, HODGE, PAK, AND MUNSON • See Remarks Below for signature of: Addressed to: Remarks: Cmdr. Luna: Please see attached and prepare a memo documenting that the involved personnel have been notified of the Board recommendations and the incident has been reviewed with them. .•,;,.::.,.-,_ ,··· Reviewed b Division Cmdr -------------------------i Bureau Chief ------------------------i Executive Sec. Chief of Staff Please return this original form with completed project. lnitials.P _ Date CLB�omagal 4/24/20 9 '3 22 05 PM Date: To: From: Subject: CLB jomagal 4 24 201 3 '22 06 PM City of Long Beach REVIEW BOARD RESULTS, ICD #01-01 Memorandum Printe by ..., B\"or,agal r>4!)C LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT IN CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD BOARD NO. ICD 01-01 DATE/TIME CONVENED 12/5/01 at 1300 Hours Chief's Conference Room, 3rd Floor EMPLOYEE INVOLVED Tai Do #5675 RANK Police Officer CURRENT ASSIGNMENT North Division Patrol TIME in CURRENT ASSIGNMENT DATE of HIRE January 8, 1996 PRIOR ASSIGNMENTS PRIOR INCIDENTS None DECEDENT NAME Glenda Reymer AUTOPSY RECEIVED Yes BOOKING NUMBER None CORONER CASE 2001-04527 DECEDENT ARMED Yes CRIME INVOLVED 417(A)(1)PC DEPARTMENTAL REPORT DR 010049876 WEAPON Knife DATE/TIME of ARREST June 22, 2001 at 1040 hours LOCATION of ARREST F/0 E. 53rd Street DATE/TIME of DEATH June 22, 2001 at 1119 hours LOCATION of DEATH Memorial Hospital SUPERVISORS on SCENE Sergeant Bruce Oliver JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. INVESTIGATORS on SCENE Detectives Richard Birdsall and Richard Conant VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. CHAIRMAN: 2. DEPUTY CHIEF (OFFICER INVOLVED:) 3. CHIEF OF STAFF: 4. TRAINING OFFICER: 5. PEER OFFICER: Stephen Bonswor #3150 NON-VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. INVESTIGATOR: Richard Birdsall #5161 colt Lasch #5451 3. COMMAND OFFICER WIG NATURES I b� lJV'."'\c\ (OFFICER INVOLVED): ,1JJ e;aff1.,J,1.J,Ol!Jh!!!nl!lSO,!.!.n1.1#:t,a9:l,l03s1..__ ______ 4___.dK}eft-t'-ff--t----- 4_ EMPLOYEE LIAISON: t;iM�ik�e.J.W:i!hJ.ijit�e_.11_#�341.;3�2� ______ .L�rf#:����----=2..2:,� 5. IA REPRESENTATIVE: .!::1R];ic�hgJar:Qd..!R�o!!:;C .Q!h1J.i.1t#�50W62.l;9L_ _____ ..l...:j¼_�=W:��c-;::---- 6. 1.C.D. SUPERVISOR : QB i.!rU&C:!..e�Ol!.!li.:!!ve;ar ....!l#c,23 ...tc1 8�2;__ ______ ...IL.._._=i<--'-"'--'"'---e"-�---- Printed by BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Tai Do #5675 NOL BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Tai Do #5675 �OTHER �' SIGNATURE f (PRINT NAME) BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Tai Do #5675 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: NOL BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Tai Do #5675 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES NO / VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING �/fa..::_":._r..:'.:L:.___,.___,,_/-�...-,:2</:::..:-:..s.J.,,b'"""--.e:::V."---r-c.=.!!'-""---"p;=-=:,.r,a:=:�..,,t;,<.._ __ _ POLICY REVIEW _____________________ _ OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER _,4c....u£1.rl,.,L</,,/:1£._�/...__,_. -=..£.,.......,°d"-'(�/-SIGNATURE (PRINT NAME) BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Tai Do #5675 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: .:,(' IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION N0 _2{__ RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION POLICY REVIEW ____________________ _ OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER (PRINT NAME) BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 3 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Ta i Do #5675 BOARD FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: IN POLICY. Miss" DEPUTY CHIEF, INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU: In all cases, a separate detemination shall be made by the Deputy Chief of the Investigations Bureau whether an Internal Affairs review is appropriate. DEPUTY CHIEF (OF INVOLVED EMPLOYEE) COMMENTS: CHIEF OF POLICE: COMMENTS AND/OR ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS: -END CLB�omagal 4/24/2 19 3:22:18 PM Date: To: From: Subject: City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve RESULTS OF IN-CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD 01-01 -CASE COMPLETED INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. City of Long Beach §§§ Working Together to Serve Date: To: From: Memorandum Subject: Notification Of Officer P. Munsun #5932 Regarding In Custody Death Review Board Results ICD#01-01 RPB/rpb MUNSUN ICD REVIEW BOARD CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 2::' 21 PM Printed by CL i Jori q, '4 ?019 ,:, LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT IN CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD BOARD NO. ICD 01-01 DATE/TIME CONVENED 12/5/01 at 1300 Hours Chief's Conference Room, 3rd Floor EMPLOYEE INVOLVED Paul Munson #5932 RANK Police Officer CURRENT ASSIGNMENT North Division Patrol TIME in CURRENT ASSIGNMENT DATE of HIRE October 30, 2000 PRIOR ASSIGNMENTS PRIOR INCIDENTS None DECEDENT NAME Glenda Reymer AUTOPSY RECEIVED Yes DECEDENT ARMED Yes BOOKING NUMBER None CORONER CASE 2001-04527 WEAPON Knife CRIME INVOLVED 417(A)(1)PC DEPARTMENTAL REPORT DR 010049876 DATE/TIME of ARREST June 22, 2001 at 1040 hours LOCATION of ARREST F/0 E. 53rd Street DATE/TIME of DEATH June 22, 2001 at 1119 hours LOCATION of DEATH Memorial Hospital SUPERVISORS on SCENE Sergeant Bruce Oliver JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. INVESTIGATORS on SCENE Detectives Richard Birdsall and Richard Conant VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. CHAIRMAN: 2. DEPUTY CHIEF (OFFICER INVOLVED:) 3. CHIEF OF STAFF: 4. TRAINING OFFICER: 5. PEER OFFICER: Stephen Bonswor #3150 Fernando Cook #5578 NON-VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. INVESTIGATOR: Richard Birdsall #5161 Scott Lasch #5451 2. P.O.A. REP: Daniel Brooks #3739 3. COMMAND OFFICER (OFFICER INVOLVED): 4. EMPLOYEE LIAISON: 5. IA REPRESENTATIVE: 6. I .C.D. SUPERVISOR : !;lB nru1J;c �eJ;Oll iliYJve�r jJ#�3 jJ1 8!i;2L ______ ..i.!:.._J�����'.=:::'.�-:1.__ Printed by BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Paul Mmson #5932 N Sys�s, C L B\Jc-r 1ag I t '412 1 4 Pt BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Paul M.mson #5932 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES NO VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENT AL, IN POLICY ACCIDENT AL, OUT OF POLICY (PRINT NAME) BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Paul Mmson #5932 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENT AL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION No l RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING 1,! -!".'e(2.\II� -rrz.i...,.il.J.b / {lro-<c., / v1t:>� POLICY REVIEW }.�..1 "ri. • ,J o� �1''6"4 1-\t><:'.?'.:. OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER _ _,L"-'1-=S."--t,..'----=L'-o -'-()--''<5"'-1,"'---­ (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE � � � BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Paul M.mson #5932 BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Paul M.mson #5932 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING ..!C><:c0�-(:...:1,:...._-_______________ _ POLICY REVIEW .. � \'rh..X'\,t,., OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER fr-1...if>.tJ()o ,..J · (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE -����=--------- BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 3 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Paul M.mson #5932 BOARD FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: IN POLICY. DEPUTY CHIEF, INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU: DEPUTY CHIEF (OF INVOLVED EMPLOYEE) COMMENTS: CHIEF OF POLICE: COMMENTS AND/OR ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS: -END - CLB�omagal 4/24/2 19 3:22:32 PM � 'Ii:" CJ\ I -"'o ex, a. Date: To: From: Subject: CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 3 '22 33 PM City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve RESULTS OF IN-CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD 01-01 -CASE COMPLETED M. INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. Date: To: From: Subject: CLB�omagal 4/24/201 3·22 35 PM City of Long Beach Working Together to SeNe REVIEW BOARD RESULTS, ICD #01-01 Memorandum RGL:vfc results.reviewboard Printed by C El\ior,agal r,4 2C 1 b F LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT IN CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD BOARD NO. ICD 01-01 DATE/TIME CONVENED 12/5/01 at 1300 Hours Chiefs Conference Room, 3rd Floor EMPLOYEE INVOLVED Marcus Hodge #5484 RANK Police Officer CURRENT ASSIGNMENT North Division Patrol TIME in CURRENT ASSIGNMENT DATE of HIRE September 20, 1993 PRIOR ASSIGNMENTS PRIOR INCIDENTS None DECEDENT NAME Glenda Reymer AUTOPSY RECEIVED Yes DECEDENT ARMED Yes BOOKING NUMBER None CORONER CASE 2001-04527 WEAPON Knife CRIME INVOLVED 417(A)(1)PC DEPARTMENTAL REPORT DR 010049876 DATE/TIME of ARREST June 22, 2001 at 1040 hours LOCATION of ARREST F/0 E. 53rd Street DATE/TIME of DEATH June 22, 2001 at 1119 hours LOCATION of DEATH Memorial Hospital SUPERVISORS on SCENE Sergeant Bruce Oliver JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. INVESTIGATORS on SCENE Detectives Richard Birdsall and Richard Conant VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. CHAIRMAN: 2. DEPUTY CHIEF (OFFICER INVOLVED:) 3. CHIEF OF STAFF: 4. TRAINING OFFICER: 5. PEER OFFICER: Stephen Bonswor #3150 Fernando Cook #5578 NON-VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. INVESTIGATOR: Richard Birdsall #5161 Scott Lasch #5451 2. P.O.A. REP: QDlg_Qjni�ILJBi[rQooQ!kg;is;.J#Q3 ;]_7 3�9L _____ _j_�r==�=�C!i�'.L-� 3. COMMAND OFFICER (OFFICER INVOLVED): ,ll;UffL,Jl\,O!L lh.uns�ol!.nL.!#t >,3 !.s!9�03,!__ ______ ...1....f-'--;�:#--""71--#'-r.-===--- 4. EMPLOYEE LIAISON: !Y!M l!!'ik.s.e....Y.WiJhwit.!Se'...!#t >,3 !:!4>!.,3 2�--------'-,ffl,,.,.."--'-:�Fn'---"�� 5. IA REPRESENTATIVE: QR�i c.uhaS!.!r..l!.d...!.R�o!!<c !<.!chl!.i J:r.#�50,,_,,6,..,,9'---------�=�'""5;--7/l'=r"''-'-"-c----- 6. 1.C.D. SUPERVISOR : �B[l,r U!.QC�eJ:OlliliYlve�r j1#�3jJ18�2� ______ _l_0���====2_ ___ _ Printe by BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Marcus Hodge #5484 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION NO X RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING--:C-.. POLICY REVIEW �/JPC1 OTHER Cons5 1 V<?t__ VOTING BOARD MEMBER {PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE �� t BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Marcus Hodge #5484 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES NO VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: � IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENT AL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED AC]'.!ON -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING _;t,!1e'.J_.!..._�_:__-�::::..==��--------- POLICY REVIEW � � OTHER � VOTING BOARD MEMBER SIGNATURE � (PRINT NAME) BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Marcus Hodge #5484 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENT AL, IN POLICY ACCIDENT AL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION No_){_ RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION · DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING 1,i-S,«t,JIC..\7 flcO ... t"C, / ,/1-o- VOTING BOARD MEMBER -�1-,���p,.. __ L=o�f ���J; __ _ SIGNATURE �c (PRINT NAME) BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Marcus Hodge #5484 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Marcus Hodge #5484 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENT AL, IN POLICY ACCIDENT AL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION No-1:__ RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING -+'"'--'-''------------------­POLICY REVIEW ,f.l.!�� :9•1"�7 �i.-,.�"-� V--bl:t}' OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER Y{PJ.)ArJ OD (!pD tt, (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE ..... BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 3 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Marcus Hodge #5484 BOARD FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: IN POLICY. Miss" DEPUTY CHIEF, INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU: DEPUTY CHIEF (OF INVOLVED EIVPLOYEE) COMMENTS: CHIEF OF POLICE: COMMENTS AND/OR ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS: -END - C. B�oriag I t,1'241" 19 3 2:::: 47 PM Date: To: From: Subject: CLB�omagal 4/24/2 '9 ::> 2'.? 48 ">M City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve RESULTS OF IN-CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD 01-01 -CASE COMPLETED INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. ii City of Long Beach Police Department Working Together to Serve Date: August 21, 2002 Memorandum To: Stephen E. Bonswor, Deputy Chief, Investigation Bureau From: Ga Subject: IN vu_,;u-vDY DEATH REVIEW BOARD RESULTS -ICD #01 -01 OFFICER BO PAK #5586 -PROJECT ASSIGNMENT Pursuant to your direction, on August 21, 2002, I met with Officer Bo Pak, #5586. During the meeting, I notified him of the results of the In-Custody Review Board (ICD # 01-01 ), and discussed the incident with him. If you have any questions or need additional information, please telephone me at x 5740. GTR/act CLB½omagal 4/24/2 19 3.22 49 PM Printed by LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT IN CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD BOARD NO. ICD 01-01 DATE/TIME CONVENED 12/5/01 at 1300 Hours Chief's Conference Room, 3rd Floor EMPLOYEE INVOLVED Bo Pak #5586 RANK Police Officer CURRENT ASSIGNMENT North Division Patrol TIME in CURRENT ASSIGNMENT DATE of HIRE October 17, 1994 PRIOR ASSIGNMENTS PRIOR INCIDENTS None DECEDENT NAME Glenda Reymer AUTOPSY RECEIVED Yes DECEDENT ARMED Yes BOOKING NUMBER None CORONER CASE 2001-04527 WEAPON Knife CRIME INVOLVED 417(A)(1)PC DEPARTMENTAL REPORT DR 010049876 DATE/TIME of ARREST June 22, 2001 at 1040 hours LOCATION of ARREST F/0 E. 53rd Street DATE/TIME of DEATH June 22, 2001 at 1119 hours LOCATION of DEATH Memorial Hospital SUPERVISORS on SCENE Sergeant Bruce Oliver JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. INVESTIGATORS on SCENE Detectives Richard Birdsall and Richard Conant VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. CHAIRMAN: 2. DEPUTY CHIEF (OFFICER INVOLVED:) 3. CHIEF OF STAFF: 4. TRAINING OFFICER: 5. PEER OFFICER: Stephen Bonswor #3150 Don Radcliff #5130 NON-VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. INVESTIGATOR: 2. P.O.A. REP: J;;D �a J]ni�eUI B2 1r:QooQ]kg;s l__1#�3lI7.J:39L _____ _.!,�,b,.)o....,.-1..�,..1:::::...:3l.::=::- 3. COMMAND OFFICER (OFFICER INVOLVED): JJ efilffLJ,ko2.!Jh tnn§.!S 02[nLJ#t3!.99!Q03L ______ �2����i;;.2:::�� 4. EMPLOYEE LIAISON: .!,y:M!!!ik,s;ec...!Wc!..!..!!h i.,,.te'--'#,:,3,:,4""'32.,__ ______ __,_.......:::,�g-,f----J'"'m'ff-.r-z-�� 5. IA REPRESENTATIVE: nR8ic<!..!h s!!ar!.l.ld.LR::,i.01 .1,c c!.<!ch.!!.i..tt#:,J.50�6,!.;;9!,__ _____ �H?rS-'i:=="";i-f:#-"-'""---- 6. 1.C.D. SUPERVISOR : .!;lB nr u�c �eJ;Ol!jli!Ylve�r :.Ji#�3,t1 8�2L ______ LLJ::::S..r.4:��=��-- CL Bljorra!')a 4/''4/20' q ' '51 fv' BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Bo Pak #5586 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES NOA VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION · OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION • DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING \1)8'.) POLI CY REVIEW � P ,Ae;,I""" OTHER 17> ✓-l/bl"".I � �.S VOTING BOARD MEMBER gQ{'\jSv,:)er(__ (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE C<V"Y:::), BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Bo Pak #5586 • OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION _ � POLICY REVIEW -�--OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER (PRINT NAME) BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Bo Pak #5586 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION No--2{__ RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION POLICY REVIEW )%e,1,-r;sy OF- OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER __ l=-\:...::S-"f...::.___L=c:.�__,_f...:€:...:t,..:::.... __ (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE ��---,t-- BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Bo Pak #5586 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION NO )(_ RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING Ur DPn'ee> f"fCTC. "TR.�°" I tJu-- POLICY REVIEW _____________________ _ OTHER A-L-rE)l.J-J� 01°110"1,S, c,F L-.€S.S i..€Ttt;A.<-t,0£)',._orJ.s AvA11..,,ML€ VOTING BOARD MEMBER L)RN J<AQCu ff' (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE � i;l� '3 PM BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Bo Pak #5586 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION NO Y RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW __________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION / DEPARTMENT TRAINING /,,,,/-JLA!PrC.!. ,, ,;y'trrL • POLICY REVIEW t!-d/ffd'L .l r�/ ,1/,!,K,<i,#,t. OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER (PRINT NAME) BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 3 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Bo Pak #5586 BOARD FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: IN POLICY. DEPUTY CHIEF, INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU: DEPUTY CHIEF (OF INVOLVED EMPLOYEE) COMMENTS: CHIEF OF POLICE: COMMENTS AND/OR ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS: -END by C�B\jorr agal 4/2L' t J19 3:23 01 PM Date: To: From: Subject: City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve RESULTS OF IN-CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD 01-01 -CASE COMPLETED INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU FINAL REPORT DUE: Date: To: From: Subject: City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to SeNe 1B #20020202 -ICD #01-01 re: REVIEW BOARD RESULTS FOR J. STILINOVICH AWB:TRH:scl 200202530 C B\or,aqal ,41;:-41" 19 3·::>3 05 PM Printe by LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT IN CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD BOARD NO. ICD 01-01 DATE/TIME CONVENED 12/5/01 at 1300 Hours Chiefs Conference Room, 3rd Floor EMPLOYEE INVOLVED Joseph Stillinovich #5610 RANK Police Sergeant CURRENT ASSIGNMENT North Division Patrol TIME in CURRENT ASSIGNMENT DATE of HIRE June 26, 1995 PRIOR ASSIGNMENTS Police Officer PRIOR INCIDENTS None DECEDENT NAME Glenda Reymer AUTOPSY RECEIVED Yes BOOKING NUMBER None CORONER CASE 2001 -04527 DECEDENT ARMED Yes CRIME INVOLVED 417(A)(1)PC DEPARTMENTAL REPORT DR 010049876 WEAPON Knife DATE/TIME of ARREST June 22, 2001 at 1040 hours LOCATION of ARREST F/0 E. 53rd Street DATE/TIME of DEATH June 22, 2001 at 1119 hours LOCATION of DEATH Memorial Hospital SUPERVISORS on SCENE Sergeant Bruce Oliver JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. INVESTIGATORS on SCENE Detectives Richard Birdsall and Richard Conant VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. CHAIRMAN: 2. DEPUTY CHIEF (OFFICER INVOLVED:) 3. CHIEF OF STAFF: 4. TRAINING OFFICER: 5. PEER OFFICER: Stephen Bonswor #3150 NON-VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. INVESTIGATOR: Richar Bir all #5161 Scott Lasch #5451 2. P.O.A. REP: Daniel Brooks #3739 3. COMMAND OFFICER (OFFICER INVOLVED): Jeff J hn on #3903 4. EMPLOYEE LIAISON: 5. IA REPRESENTATIVE: 6. I.C.D. 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DEPUTY CHIEF, INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU: DEPUTY CHIEF (OF INVOLVED EMPLOYEE) COMMENTS: JO CHIEF OF POLICE: COMMENTS AND/OR ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS: ·END · C'L � JOr�agc 4/'>4 VICTIM: REFERENCE: INCIDENT REPORT: INDEX REYMER, GLENDA -187(A)PC IN-CUSTODY DEA TH / ICD-01 E. 53RD STREET LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA JUNE 22, 2001 -SATURDAY BY: HODGE, M. #5484 DEAD BODY: REYMER, GLENDA CRIME SCENE SKETCH/LEGEND: BY: BELL, R. #5238 FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: LESS LETHAL DEPLOYMENT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: PROPERTY REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: INTERVIEW: INTERVIEW: INTERVIEW: Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 23 18 PM BY: BIRDSALL, R. #5161 BY: BELL, R. #5238 BY: STILINOVICH, J. #5610 BY: STILINOVICH #5610 BY: DO, T. #5675 ITEMS RECOVERED F/O E. 53RD ST BY: SANCHEZ . #5460 BY: SANY, R. $5616 BY: PAK, 8. #5586 BY: EGGUM, 8. #3554 BY: 96 RELATIVE: WITNESSES: DAVIS, JOHN BY: WITNESSES: BY: WITNESS: DR 010049876 cc # 01-04527 PAGES 01-04 05-07 08 09-11 12-13 14-16 17-20 21-23 24-25 26-28 29-30 31-36 37-43 44-45 Printed y CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 23 19 PM PAGE TWO INDEX CONTINUED VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA DR: 010049876 INTERVIEW: INTERVIEW: INTERVIEW: PROPERTY REPORT: INTERVIEW: INTERVIEW: VEHICLE REPORT: SHOTGUN EXAM: INCIDENT SCENE LOG: CALL HISTORY: AUTOPSY REPORT: BY: ST AES, L. #5555 WITNESSES: BY: HART, T. #5887 WITNESS: MICKEL, LORI BY: MENDOZA, D. #5710 WITNESSES: CASSETTE TAPE BY: MENDOZA, D. #5710 BY: WITNESS: MUNSON, P. #5932 . BY: MCGUIRE, M. #5212 WITNESSES: 1971 CHEVY, LICENSE # BY: COOK, F. #5578 BY: BY: DAVENPORT, E. #2645 HART, T. #5887 CALL #011730706, 6/22/01, AT 1011 HOURS BY: VICTIM: LOS ANGELES COUNTY CORONER REYMER, GLENDA INVESTIGATING OFFICERS: PAGES 46-48 49-50 51-56 57 58-59 60-62 63-64 65-66 67-67A 68-76 77-109 DETECTIVE RICHARD BIRDSALL #5161 DETECTIVE RICHARD CONANT #5215 Printed y DR#: 01004 987 6 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 INCIDENT REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION SUPP: 000 DATE RPTD: 06/22/2001 TIME RPTD: 1040 CRIME CLASS: DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police .Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION: E 53RD ST CITY: LONG BEACH DID#L 5484 OFF#l NAME: HODGE,M DID#2 : 5 9 3 2 OFF#2 NAME: MUNSON, p FROM DATE: 06/22/2 001 TIME: 1119 TO DATE : TIME: UNIT: 3B80 CALL#: 0706 CLERK: 7007 LOSS RPT: PROP RPT : SUS IN CUST : JUVE ARR: LAB REQ: Y USE OF FORCE: Y LAB RESP: Y TOTAL LOSS: PHOTO'S TAKEN: Y DOM VIOL: VIC INJ: Y REMARKS : 1, FRONT OF 2, CORONER'S CASE #2001-04527 3: INV NAME PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# S R DOB DBD REYMER, GLENDA F W 11/17/1952 INVOLVEMENT : DBD SEX: F SKIN: RACE: W OP LIC#: DEAD BODY DATE: 06/22/2001 NAM: REYMER, GLENDA DOB: 11/17/1952 HGT : 504 WGT: 100 HAI : BRO OL ST: SSN: AGE 48 EYE: ADD: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: TYPE: BUSINESS NAME: BUS TYPE : ADDRESS : CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE : BOOK#: On June 22, 2001, at approximately 1014 hours, unit 3B51, with Officer R. Bell #5238 was dispatched to Call #706 regarding a possible overdose . The call stated that the calling party's brother, took a bunch of Val ium and other medications and was upset about his wife having cancer. At 1017 hours, Officer Bell arrived on scene and contacted the calling party, later identified as subj ect Reymer . For further on Officer Bell's initial contact, see his follow-up report. At 1027 hours , Officer Bell requested a unit to assist because subj ect AID A.TT ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT OiAB DOMV f'ORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV DID t:l � 0 � 0 0 ,i:,. \0 (X) ...J °' I DIDl: 5484 OFFl : HODGE,M DR: 010049876.000 STAMP : 06/22/2001 PAGE l OF : 4 0 C-CLASS: DEADBODY 1619 HOMl 0 0 C B�omagal 4/24/?C1g ·23 '0 PM 1 Printed y LBPD INCIDENT REPORT Reymer was now holding a large kni fe in a threatening manner. Units BK35, Officer D. Mendoza #5710, 3B82, Officers L. Staes #5555 and T. Hart #5887, 3B80, Officers M. Hodge #5484 and P. Munson #5932, BK34, Officer T. Do #5675, CP31, Officers B. Pak #5586 and R. Sany #5616, 3K2 , Officer B. Eggum #3554, 3840, Sgt . J. Stillinovich #5610 assisted on the call . At approximately 1029 hours , Officer Munson and I drove westbound 53rd Street from Linden Avenue , toward the dispatch location. As we approached, I saw Officer Bell standing on the sidewalk just south of subject Reymer's green vehicle, utilizing it for cover. Subject Reymer was standing approximately 30' away from Officer Bell holding a large knife in her right hand . Subj ect Reymer was standing in front of 481 E. 53rd Street on the right side of a white 1988 Dually Chevy Crew Cab, California License . The white Chevy pickup was parked in the number 5 lane of east 53rd Street, directly in front of . A survival type knife with a chrome blade, approximately 10" to 12" long was displayed in her right hand. Subject Reymer was waving the knife at Officer Bell, threatening to kill him if he attempted to approach her . Subject Reymer stated, "If you come near me , I'll kill you mother fuckers ." We could hear Officer Bell repeatedly ordering subject Reymer to drop the knife so that he could help her. Subject Reymer was holding the knife in her right hand, a walking cane in her left hand and she was waving both items at Officer Bell in a threatening manner. As she waved these items , she would state, "If you come near me , I'll kill you . I've got terminal cancer. I want you to shoot me . I want to die ." Based upon these observations, I determined that subj ect Reymer was suicidal and was acting very irrational . It should be noted that subj ect Reymer had a right black eye and bruises on her neck. It was unknown at this time during the investigation how subject Reymer sustained these inj uries . I established an emergency action team (EAT) , which consisted of the following elements. Officer Munson was assigned to give verbal commands, Officer Do was assigned to deploy less lethal, Officer Mendoza was his less lethal cover, Officer Bell and I were assigned to take the subject into custody, Officer Hart was assigned to recover the knife , Officer Eggum was assigned to deploy his K9 if the subject decided to charge and attack the emergency action team with the knife . We also requested a sergeant to respond with a less lethal shotgun. Unit 3840, Sgt . Stillinovich stated he was responding from the downtown station . At 1029 hours , Officer B. Pak had taken a western perimeter position in DIDl: 5484 OFFl: HODGE,M C-CLASS : DEADBODY DR: 010049876.000 PAGE 2 OF: 4 STAMP : 06/22/2001 1619 HOMl c L 11Jo1raga1 4/74/20'9 23.22 PM 2 Printed y LBPD INCIDENT REPORT his black and white police vehicle. From this location, Officer Pak began negotiating with subject Reymer unt il the emergency action team deployed less lethal. Officer Pak negotiated with subject Reymer utilizing the public address system of the police vehicle from a distance of approximately 35' to 45'. Subj ect Reymer as well as the emergency action team could clearly hear Officer Pak to drop the knife and comply with the lawful orders . At no time during Officer Bell 's or Officer Pak's negotiations did subj ect Reymer comply with the lawful orders . Subj ect Reymer would move the knife back and forth from her right hand and make slashing motions toward officers . Additionally, Long Beach Fire was requested to respond back to E. 53rd Street . Long Beach Fire Rescue 11 staged at the corner of 53rd Street and Linden Avenue at 1036 hours . At 1039 hours , Sgt . Stillinovich arrived on scene with less lethal and assumed the duties of incident commander. Prior to the deployment of less lethal, Sgt . Stillinovich verbally advised subject Reymer that he was giving her a lawful order to drop the knife and comply with the orders of Officer Munson. Sgt . Stillinovich also advised her that her continued non compliance would result in less lethal being deployed until she complied with our lawful orders . Sgt . Stillinovich asked subject Reymer if she understood the advisal and the possible consequences of her non compliance and she replied, "If any of you mother fuckers come near me , I'll kill ya, everyone of ya ." As she made this statement , she waved the knife in her right hand and took a couple of steps toward the emergency action team. After taking the c·ouple steps toward the emergency action team, she returned to the location adjacent to the driver's door of the white Chevy pick up . Immediately after Sgt . Stillinovich advised subject Reymer of the eminent deployment of less lethal, she moved the knife from her right hand to her left hand and sat down on the running boards of the white Chevy pick up . Subj ect Reymer sat directly in between the front and rear driver's doors of the white Chevy pick up . Next , subject Reymer opened her black purse, removed various content s, and with her right hand, placed the purse in front of her chest, utilizing it as a shield. At this time , subject Reymer started to rock from the waist up , approximately 2' to her left and right continuously. I interpreted the previous actions as an attempt by subject Reymer to make the deployment of less lethal more difficult. While rocking back and forth, subj ect Reymer yelled, "I want you to kill me . I've got cancer. If any of you mother fuckers come near me , I'll kill ya." With the knife, she placed the edge of the blade near her throat as if she was about to slit her DIDl : 5484 OFFl : HODGE, M C-CLASS : DEADBODY DR: 010049876. 000 PAGE 3 OF: 4 STAMP : 06/22/2001 1619 HOMl C B�omaqal 4/24/2C1P 23 23 PM 3 y LBPD INCIDENT REPORT e B © Printed y C B�omagal 4/24/2C1P B 23 25 PM LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT INCIDENT REPORT SKETCH © @ \®� -;p ffi} @ u SCALE:. __ = __ · c:=J t •• ) ) > ) �"-l 5 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR 0100 cf9 B7<, SUPP NARRATIVE PAGE 'l.. of 3 ·0310 008(A) (REV. Hll150l7) "' -�£6?£>-JD .. -/. t:,,c=s.s &,.7?-,wc.. Crr s/,!,../67 �I � I/ J RF s tfJ,& S-3 ,lUJ 1/?J ' ; " t,<.I ;,,C vf/_p,e I L-/,;./OcAI 2. le ss �A�e-{',,,.5/A/? 1 ' 7 /I ,,J �,,c s ,p,C �"2<) 177 ' ,:P /I LAI t£r vu t,?/" /4,,.A,(J bl/ /. 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Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 DR#, 010 049 87 6 SUPP, 016 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS, 187 (A) PC -MURDER LOCATION, E 53rd STREET DID#l, 5161 DID#2 , OFF#l NAME ' BIRDSALL, R OFF#2 NAME , VICTIM, REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JUVE ARR, CALL#, BOOK#, GANG INVOL, TIME RPTD, 1040 CITY' LONG BEACH UNIT, DH8 CLERK, 7007 USE OF FORCE, On June 25, 2001, I attended the autopsy of Glenda Reymer at the Los Angeles County Coroner Office. Dr. Carpenter conducted the autopsy and upon conclusion of same advised me that the cause of death was moded as a homicide . Dr. Carpenter related to me the less lethal bean bag proj ectile had struck Reymer in the left chest causing 2 ribs to fracture . The fractured ribs then lacerated the heart . Filed by : R. Birdsall #5161 Typed by : C. Ingle #7007 AID ATI ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CRAB DOMV FORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV D10 0 I-' 0 0 w::,. \0 00 -.J O'I I DIDl , 5161 OFFl , BIRDSALL,R DR, 010049876-016 PAGE 1 OF, 1 0 C-CLASS, 187 (A)PC STAMP, 07/03/2001 , 0805 , HOMl I-' O'I CL "I Jor1aqa 4/24 201Q 23.28 P!vl 8 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: ·(562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 DR#, 010049 87 6 SUPP, 008 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS' DE ODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION, F/0 E 53RD ST DID#l, 523 8 OFF#l NAME' BELL, R DID#2 , OFF#2 NAME, VICTIM' REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JUVE ARR, CALL#, 0706 BOOK#, GANG INVOL, TIME RPTD, 104 0 CITY' LONG BEACH UNIT, 3B51 CLERK, 7414 USE OF FORCE , Y I, Officer R. Bell #5238, working uniformed patrol in a marked black and white, Unit 3B51, was dispatched to E. 53rd Street regarding a 929 overdose. For further see call number 706. Upon arrival to this location, Paramedics from Long Beach Fire Station #11 were on scene and talking to a female White, who had a large "goose-egg" underneath her left eye and bruising on the front part of her throat . This person ended up being victim Glenda Reymer. She was telling them that her boyfriend had taken a whole bunch of Valium and Darvocet, and had also been using heroin this morning . Paramedics checked out her boyfriend and found that he was not under the influence of any narcotics at this time . They asked him if he had taken any kind of medication this morning, to which he replied that he had taken 1 Darvocet for back pain . I then asked him why she would say that he had overdosed, and he said she has been acting "crazy" ever since she was beaten up in an attempt car-jacking . To me , this explained the bruises to her neck and the goose-egg under her eye . I asked him if he was in fact a danger to himself, to which he replied no . At this time paramedics had him sign a release form and told me that there was no reason to transport him to the hospital . After hearing this the victim started ranting and raving that if we did not take him to the hospital he was going to eventually die from an overdose . I explained to her that paramedics had already cleared him and that he was not going to any hospital . The boyfriend then asked me if I could escort her (the victim) off the premises, due to the fact she was being belligerent to him and his mother. AID ATI' ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CH.AB DOMV PORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV DID 0 I-' 0 0 .i:­\0 0) -.J °' I OIDl, 5238 OFFl , BELL,R C-CLASS, DEADBODY DR: 010049876-008 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1456 HOM2 PAGE 1 OF, 3 0 0 Printed y C B�or'laqal t :'4 '>C 1 ° ?3 29 PM ,.. .. , r ,, 0) 9 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT I asked her to leave the premises and escorted her to her car, which was parked just east of the house, on the south curb, facing eastbound . She got into her car and started yelling that she wanted her purse . The boyfriend went into the detached garage and at this time was unable to find a purse . I asked her then to go ahead and leave and come back when she was a little more calm. She agreed to do this and as we got into our cars to leave, the boyfriend came out with her purse. As she sat in her car she started yelling to me that her boyfriend would die from an overdose and that nobody cared. I drove up, next to her car, and told her that he had not overdosed on anything . She then asked for my badge number and my last name . She then told me that she was going to leave. As I started driving away, I looked in my rear view mirror and saw that she was getting out of her car. I stopped my police car just west of E. 53rd Street and started walking toward her. At this time she reached into her car and pul led out a large �unt ing knife in her right hand . She told me that she wasn't leaving and that she would kill anyone who came near her . At this time I asked for another unit to assist me and moved to cover behind her car, as she walked toward the middle of the street . I attempted to talk her into dropping the knife and she refused. I told her that what she was doing was stupid and was not going to get her anything. At this time she told me that she was not stupid and I had no right to call her stupid. Approximately 2-3 minutes later Officer B. Pak arrived on scene . The victim was now sitting on a running board of a dually pick-up that was parked on the north side of the street, facing westbound . Both Officer Pak and I continued to try and talk her into dropping the knife. She kept point ing the knife at herself and saying that we might as well kill her because she had cancer and had no reason to live. Other officers started arriving on scene and began blocking off the area with their police vehicles. Sergeant Stilinovich advised us that he was en route with the less lethal . During this whole time Officer Pak was talking to the victim via the PA system of his police car. She continued to yell at us and even resorted to calling several officers names . The victim never complied with any of the orders Officer Pak delivered. Officer Hodge assembled an Emergency Action Team (EAT) . For further see D1D1 , 5238 OFFl , BELL,R C-CLASS , DEADBODY DR , 010049876-008 PAGE 2 OF, 3 STAMP , 06/22/2001 , 1456 HOM2 C B�omaqal 4/2412C1P 23 3' PM 1( y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT CLBJOJYlcqc 4 '4/ 019 23 3"P\\A 11 Printed y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 DR#: 01004987 6 SUPP: 012 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DATE RPTD: 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS: DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION: E 53RD ST DID#l: 5610 DID#2 : OFF#l NAME: STILLINOVICH, J OFF#2 NAME: VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA CALL#: 0706 BOOK#: SUSPECT: DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: GANG INVOL: TIME RPTD: 1040 CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT: 3S40 CLERK: 7007 USE OF FORCE: While working unit 3840, I, Sergeant Joe Stilinovich heard Officer Roland Bell (Unit 3B51) ask for a unit to assist him at his location. Officer Bell was at E. 53rd Street regarding a call of a possible drug overdose (call 706). Officer Bell stated over the radio, the person who had called regarding the possible overdose, was holding a knife . The subject was refusing to put down the weapon . Due to the immediate danger this posed, I authorized the first assisting unit to respond with lights and sirens (Code Three). I also authorized the assisting K9 unit to respond Code Three . I heard Officer Marcus Hodge arrive at the location with his partner. While driving to the location, I requested Officer Marcus Hodge designate an officer to deploy the less lethal shotgun, if necessary, upon my arrival . I was advised Officer Hodge had formed an Emergency Action Team (EAT) and had chosen an officer for less lethal deployment and a lethal cover officer if needed. I arrived at the location and observed a female white subj ect, (later determined to be Glenda Reymer sitting on the driver side step of a white dually truck which was parked in front of 481 E. 53rd Street . She was holding a large knife in her left hand and a cane in her right hand . She was waving the knife in a slashing and stabbing motion. The subj ect was loudly yelling, "If the dog comes near me I'll kill him. I'll kill all of you." She repeatedly yelled, "you are ugly", "I'll kill you" and , "I'll kill all of you . " Reymer was very agitated and possessed a dangerous weapon . I believed her threats were credible. I was unable to determine if Reymer was threatening to only kill police officers or if she wanted to kill everyone in the area. In the AID ATT ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CHAB IX>MV FORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV DID ti :::ti I 0 I-' 0 0 � ID CX) -..J 0\ DIDl : 5610 OFFl : STILLINOVICH,J C-CLASS: DEADBODY I DR: 010049876-012 PAGE 1 OF: 2 0 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1801 HOMl I-' lsJ Clfl\iom igal 4'2t/:'019 :23 33 PM 12 y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 .23 34 PM PO 4100 OOO(A) (REV C&'2&'96) LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT SUPERVISOR LESS LETHAL DEPLOYMENT REPORT PAGE 1 of REFERENCE DR # I CALL # n ,on 4- q a 71_, 70 6 !UNIT 10 !�if·•.lt DA TE OCCURRED !TIME OCCURRED L -;J...) ·OJ /{) 3 ;j CRIME INVOLVED I PRIMARY CRIME CLASS □YES yj NO S' I S"D c�LC�/TION OF RENCE CITY JURISDICTION r,:;· 1) C C: -i.,ll.J) L.e,,,J{,., ,')�A C'1 INJURIES TO CITIZENS I SUSPECT NAME OD TA I �ES I NOTIFICATION MADE 18-YES 0 ONO WHO NOTIFIED OFFICER INVOLVED we l'. I{ 1,J fr I DID # IRANK 5(;,7<, ?.n # OF LESS LETHAL d-ROUNDS USED j ,&YES SUSPECT I SUBJECT HIT? □ NO # OF HITS ,:)_ I DISTANCE DEPLOYED FROM JJ'F/ , � UNIFORM OFFICERS CLOTHING O RAID JACKET REMARKS □SWAT UNIFORM CLOTHING I DESCRIPTION □PLAIN CLOTHES if/,/K( Of'C �.vil"'O/2. � - i.JJ-l IT{. ?0 1.-r, l,)J,µ t:A'3l...CA .J-PA rc.}/6 <i OFFICER INVOLVED NAME 1010 . IRANK # OF LESS LcTHAL ROUNDS u,;EO I t ·YES SUSPECT I SUBJECT HIT? O NO # OF HITS I DISTANCE DEPLOYED FROM OFFICER'<· CLOTHING O UNIFORM � 0 RAIO JACKET REMARKS NAME 0 SWAT UNIFORM 0 PLAIN CLOTHES /?.€<,',..,,6/L 6-l�,.,v()./2 CLOTHING I DESCRIPTION SUSPECT/SUBJECT I SEX I 0 I 0.0.B. I AGE I HGT r J/-17-.P SO ,..,, c..._ ;;: IIM,T.) �, 1� < +l1n T IEYE ( )CUSTODY BOOKING # I INJURED 'I HOSPITAL TREATED I LOCATION OF IMPACT ON BODY ,.,, (Y'YES O NO /76/'?[)rl.JAL //OJ� L,CT /31 Cc/' . C� l"'�/l.. /'1A '55 �SPECT ARMED WEAPON DESCRIPTION (NON-GUN) I GUN MAKE I MODEL YES ONO DUNK .LA46-€ l<A/IF? LY /JI ACt< t/M iYA SERIAL # REGISTERED OWNER OF SUSPEcrs GUN REMARKS WITNESS NAME rsex IRACE l°'O.B. OP LIC# I STATE SSN ADDRESS CITY STATElZJP I �HON� □ HOM D MSG I BUSINESS NAME Xl ·'-' C "-' (.,',' ;:;:!I'! I CALIBER I FINiSH ..,.., -v-. = I LENGTH IHGT IIM,T I HAIR IEYE I TYPE OF BUSINESS BUSINESS ADDRESS I BUSINESS CITY I STATE I BUSINESS ZIP I tUSINE�S PHONE STATEMENTTAKEN I FOLLOW-UP I I REMARKS □YES ONO □YES ONO ,/'1A.,J</ SUPERVISOR #1 AT SCENE 5 Tl L ;.AJO VI O-/ vDc ,,.;,TS .t. LL �ll€P i,,J / 11-0/>1 1 Cl D 6 INVESTIGATIVE INFORMATION DID # 't'iSUPERVISOR#2ATSCENE S-G I SKETCH �.OTO'S �?JECTILE(S) LOCATED REMARKS !gfyEs D NO YES ONO YES ONO IJ / / FILING SUPERVISOR 1 DID # 010 # s-; s·r 1u ,,-.Joi/1 c fl 6/0 Printed _4 C.LB�oriagal �i24/2f,1f 23: Printed y C.B\1cr1agal 4124/2019 23 31 PM Supervisor Less Lethal Deployment Narrative REF DR: 010049876 On June 22, 2001 , at 1014 hours unit 3B51 , Officer Roland Bell #5238, was dispatched to E. 53rd Street regarding a possible drug overdose call #706. The calling party, later determined to be Glenda Reymer, advised that her boy friend of 25 years had taken drugs and she feared he would die. Fire/Rescue 11 arrived and advised the subject needed no medical attention. Officer Bell determined no crime had occurred. Bell advised Reymer, he was not going to take any police action. Reymer became very upset and left in her vehicle. A few moments later Reymer returned and demanded she be given her purse from inside the residence. Officer Bell retrieved the purse and gave it to her. The subject entered her vehicle and Officer Bell thought she was going to leave again. The subject exited her vehicle holding a large knife and yelled at Officer Bell, 'Why aren't you doing anything." Officer Bell requested assistance and numerous units responded. Reymer became increasingly agitated and threatened to kill the on scene police canine, herself and, everyone else. Officers formed an Emergency Action Team (EAT), deployed a tight perimeter around Reymer to prevent her escape and, determined who would deploy less lethal upon my arrival. Officers, using a patrol vehicle's PA system, repeatedly asked Reymer to "put the knife down." The subject responded by yelling profanities at the Officers and threatening them. Reymer continually made slashing and stabbing motions with the knife. I arrived at the location and observed Reymer waving a large knife. The subject was sitting on the driver side running board of a dully pick-up parked in front of E. 53rd street. She was loudly yelling, "I'll kill you, I'll kill all of you." I was unable to determine if Reymer was threatening to only kill police officers or if she wanted to kill everyone in the area. In the immediate vicinity there were many people including small children. I feared for the safety of these subjects and the police officer and believed Reymer posed an immediate threat. If Reymer arose from her seated position, lethal force could be necessary to contain her. Reymer's violent actions and threat dictated immediate action. I deployed the Less Lethal shot gun, giving it to Officer T. Do. I approached the subject from across the street. I called out to the subject that we were going to shoot her with a beanbag from a shotgun if she did not drop the knife. Reymer refused and again threatened everyone. Officer Do fired one round from the Less Lethal, striking Reymer in the left bicep. The subject did not seem effected by the round and continued to wield the knife. Officer Do seeing the subject was not complying with my commands fired a second round, striking Reymer in center mass. After being struck by the second round Reymer threw the knife at the EAT but, the weapon fell short. The EAT approached and took Reymer in to custody. 15 ,.. B�or,agal 4/24/21.:19 23 38 PM Printed y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 010049876 SUPP: 013 DATE RPTD: 06/22/2 001 CRIME CLASS: DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION: E 53RD ST DID#l : 56 OFF#l NAME : DO, T DID#2: OFF#2 NAME : VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT: DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: CALL#: 0706 BOOK#: GANG INVOL: TIME RPTD : 1040 CITY: LONG BEACH UNIT: BK34 CLERK: 7007 USE OF FORCE: I, Officer T. Do # 5675, and Officer D_ Mendoza # 5710, working uniform bicycle patrol, units BK34 and BK35 in a marked black and white patrol vehicle, were in the area of Orange Avenue and South Street, when we heard Officer R. Bell # 5238 asking for a unit to assist him. Officer Bell was dispatched to assist Long Beach Paramedics at E. 53rd Street regarding a possible overdose . Officer Bell stated that the calling party was waving a knife at him and refused to put the knife down. Officer Mendoza and I responded to the location. I saw a female white subj ect, later identified as Glenda Reymer, standing on the street next to the driver's side door of a white dually Chevy pick-up truck, license plate , which was parked in front of E. 53rd Street. Reymer was holding a survival type knife, which had a blade approximately 8 inches long , with a black handle, in her left hand . She was holding a metal walking cane in her right hand. I saw Officer Bell standing behind a Chevy Vega in front of E. 53rd Street . Officer Bell repeatedly asked Reymer to put the knife on the ground and Reymer answered by yelling profanity at Officer Bell. I got out of the patrol unit and Reymer pointed the knife at me and stated, "I'll stab you if you come here mother fucker ." Reymer repeatedly stated, "I have terminal cancer . I don't care . Kill me mother fucker! I'll kill you mother fuckers. I'll kill myself ." Reymer repeatedly executed slashing motions , by thrusting the knife forward, up and down and side to side . She continued to make the slashing motions at officers , all the while threatening to stab any officer if they came near her. A.ID A'IT ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT OJ.AB OOMV FORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV DID 0 I-' 0 0 .i::-1,0 co ..J O'I I DIDl: 5675 OFFl : D0,T DR: 010049876-013 PAGE 1 OF: 4 0 C-CLASS: DEADBODY STAMP: 06/22/2001 1842 HOMl I-' C B jor, igal 4 24 "C 10 ·23 39 PM 17 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Reymer also made a slashing motion to her throat with the knife, as if she was going to slit her throat . She pointed the tip of the knife at her abdomen and said that she would kill herself. Reymer pointed the walking cane at Long Beach air support unit, FOX and yelled profanity at the helicopter. I immediately blocked eastbound and westbound traffic on 53rd Street between Linden and Elm Avenues . I approached several bystanders, which were standing on the sidewalk just west of E. 3rd Street, and asked them to leave the area. One of the subj ects, later identified as Waynona Whitehurst, pointed to Reymer and spontaneously stated to me , "She had been threatening to kill people around here for the past few days ." For further see Officer Hodge 's follow-up report . Officer B. Pak # 5586 responded to the scene and used the patrol unit PA system to talk to Reymer. Officer Pak repeatedly asked Reymer to put down the knife and allowed police officers to help her. Reymer responded with more profanity and refused to put down the knife. Reymer continued making slashing motion at police officers, which were standing approximately 30 feet away. She continued thrusting the knife forward, up and down and side to side . She also threatened to kill Officer Eggum' s dog . While Officer Pak was talking to Reymer, Long Beach paramedics rescue unit #11 arrived at the scene and stood by on 53rd Street just west of Linden Avenue . While waiting for unit 3S40 Sgt . J. Stilinovich #5610 to respond to the scene with a less lethal bean bag shotgun, we established an emergency arrest team (EAT). I was designated to deploy the less lethal weapon system. I continued negotiating with Reymer, repeatedly asking her to put the knife down and allow us to help her. I stated to Reymer, "Is there anything I can say or do to make you put down the knife?" Reymer pointed her right middle finger at me and stated, "Fuck you , ugly mother fucker . You , can't help me ." Sgt . Stilinovich arrived at the scene and handed me a less lethal bean bag shotgun along with a bandoleer of less lethal rounds. I personally inspected and loaded the less lethal bean bag shotgun with five less lethal rounds . I positioned myself behind a green Chevy Vega, license plate , which was parked in front of E. 53rd Street . Officer D. Mendoza was my lethal cover officer and he was standing next to me on my right hand side . I was approximately 30 feet away from Reymer. The EAT positioned themselves in front of the Chevy Vega. Sgt . Stilinovich stood next to the passenger side of the Chevy Vega and stated to Reymer, "Hello my DIDl, 5675 OFFl, DO,T C-CLASS , DEADBODY DR, 010049876-013 PAGE 2 OF , 4 STAMP, 06/22/2001 1842 HOMl El\ior 1c gal t 24/2019 23 40 PM 18 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 ·23 4' PM LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 :23 t2 PM APPROV SGT 1°10# I );1r\;VIDENCE 0 MISSING INVENTORY □PRINTS L.B.P.D. PROPERTY REPORT DR# Is� ID�M� OCCURRED I CALL# □FOUND 0 SAFEKEEPING OBLOODIHAZMAT 0/00 '-14tf1& � ].J 0/ /013 O?Ob 0 LOST PROPERlY 0 PRISONER'S □FREEZER LOCATION Of OCCURRENCE I I PAGE 1 of_2L. \CRIME CLASS □RECOVERED PO 2240.009(A) (REV. 04128/99) 6-S)Ms-r. lL,e-,-. 8�c,./ C';} \lM-9i,JOc. VICTIM SEX RACE 0.0.B. OPLIC # ADDRESS I PHONE# \ OWNER · SEX RACE D.0.B. OPLIC# ADDRESS PHONE# FINDER SEX RACE 0.0.B. OPLIC# ADDRESS PHONE# SUSPECT#1 �-, /ZGYM 51(, �(9.1� SEX RACE D.O.B. 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(0 st (') N ,;, "'O ;) (]) � +-' N C "". ·c "' cJ) a.. ,:J � c:o ' .) Printed y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 010049876 SUPP: 009 DATE RPTD: 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS : DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION: E 53RD ST DID#l : 5616 OFF#l NAME : SANY IR DID#2: OFF#2 NAME : VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT: DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: CALL#: 0706 BOOK#: GANG INVOL: TIME RPTD: 1040 CITY: LONG BEACH UNIT: CP31 CLERK: 7007 USE OF FORCE : Officer B. Pak #5586 and I, (Officer R. Sany #5616) were working unit CP31 and we assisted unit 3B51, Officer R. Bell #5238 regarding a female holding a knife. Call #706. The original call was in regard to a possible overdose where the calling party said that her brother had taken pills. When Officer Bell arrived he saw a female white holding a knife and he asked for additional units to assist him. We arrived by driving eastbound 53rd from Elm and took up a position west of the female . I saw that the female white, later identified as Subject Reymer was sitting on the running board of a white pick up , which was parked on the north side of the street facing westbound . I could hear her yelling and I saw that she was waving around a large knife in her left hand . I moved to cover by a green vehicle that was parked on the south side of the street directly across from Reymer where other officers had already positioned themselves. While I was at this position, I saw that Reymer was holding a knife that was approximately ten inches long, with a black handle and she was continuously pointing it at us and waving it in a left to right slashing motion . Officers were instructing her to drop the knife and that nothing would happen to her if she compl ied . She refused to put down the knife and continued pointing it in our direction . While she was pointing the AID ATT ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CHAB DOMV FORG GANG HOH MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV DID t1 :::t, I 0 f-' 0 0 � \0 (X) --.J 0\ DIDl: 5616 OFFl: SANY,R I DR: 010049876-009 PAGE 1 OF: 2 0 C-CLASS: DEADBODY STAMP: 06/22/2001 1749 HOMl 0 \0 CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3:23 t 7 PM 24 y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT El\1or1 g I tf'4l '01!' 3 "3 49 PM Printed y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Jerome-E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 DR# : 010049876 SUPP: 010 INCIDENT INFORMATION DATE RPTD: 0 6/22/2001 CRIME CLASS: DEADBODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION: E 53RD ST DID#L 5586 OFF#l NAME: PAK,B DID#2 : OFF#2 NAME : VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT: DOM VIOL: JWE ARR: CALL#: 07 0 6 BOOK#: GANG INVOL: TIME RPTD: 1040 CITY: LONG BEACH UNIT: CP31 CLERK : 7007 USE OF FORCE : On 6-22-01, my partner, Officer R. Sany #5616 and I, Officer B. Pak #5586 were assigned as Community Police Officers in the Carmelitos Housing Development . Our Designator was CP31. We were assisting Unit 3B51, Officer R. Bell #5238 who requested for additional units to his location at E. 53rd Street . He advised over the police radio that the calling party, later identified as subject Reymer, Silvia was waving a knife and was refusing to put it down. I drove my police car eastbound on 53 sT from Elm Avenue and parked the car approximately 35 feet west of subject Reymer. Subject Reymer was standing next the driver's door of a white Chevy, pick up truck, license plate . The Chevy was parked in front of E. 53rd Street . Subject Reymer was holding a survival type knife with a black handle, with a blade approximately 8 to 10 inches in her left and a walking cane in her right hand. Subj ect Reymer was violently slashing the kni fe in front of her from left to right keeping the officers on scene at bay . Subj ect Reymer appeared to be highly upset and highly agitated. She repeatedly told the officers to "fuck off• and told officers she had terminal cancer. She repeatedly shouted, "shoot me• . She also expressed she did not care if she died_ While she was expressing her thoughts she made a slashing motion across her throat and held the point of the knife to her stomach which indicated to me she was a danger to herself. I got on my police car's public address system and repeatedly urged her to put the knife down and that we did not want anyone to get hurt and AID ATI ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT OiAB DOHV FORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV D1D 0 .... 0 0 .i:-1.0 0) '3 0\ I DIDl: 5586 OFFl: PAK,B DR: 010049876-010 PAGE 1 OF: 3 0 C-CLASS: DEADBODY STAMP : 06/22/2001 1702 HOMl f,-1 0 C LB\J"r 1 g I t 1 '4!'2L 1 n 3 23 50 PM 26 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT that we would get help for her. Subj ect Reymer ignored my plea to put the knife down . Due to subj ect Reymer's refusal to comply and total disregard for her safety and for the safety of others , less lethal 12 gauge was requested . Unit 3S40, Sgt . Stilinovich arrived on scene approximately 10 minutes after less lethal was requested. While waiting for less lethal officers continued pleading with subject Reymer. Subject Reymer continually ignored our pleas and maintained her violent behavior . Unit BK34, Officer T. Do #5675 took charge of less lethal . Sgt . Stilinovich pleaded for subject Reymer to put the knife down otherwise less lethal would be deployed which is a bean bag round. Subject Reymer ignored Sgt . Stilinovich's plea to resolve the situation peacefully and threatened to throw the knife toward officers. Officer Do shot two less lethal rounds at subject Reymer. She then tossed the knife about 10 feet in front of her, buckled forward and laid face down . Officers approached her and handcuffed her. Fire personnel who were on scene immediately gave her medical attention. Fire personnel advised police officers she was not breathing and began CPR on her. Subj ect Reymer was transported to the hospital. I was directed by Sgt . Stilinovich to conduct walk and talks . No one was home at E. 53� Street, E. 53� Street, E. 53� Street , E. 53� Street, E. 53� Street , E. 53� Street, and E. 53� Street. I contacted Witness who told me the following . Witness was mowing his front lawn when he saw subject Reymer yelling profanities, "lots of bad things like fuck, stupid" towards officer Bell. Witness told me subj ect Reymer appeared to be "very mad". Subject Reymer was wielding a knife and waving it if front of her. He described the knife as a kitchen knife with a 9 to 10 inch blade . Witness told me Officer Bell was trying to calm her down. Witness took walked to the back yard when he saw all of the other police cars arrive onscene . Witness told me he heard an officer on a loud speaker telling her to "put the knife down, we are trying to help you, we don't want anybody hurt ." Witness then heard two "pops ." Witness walked to the front of the house and saw all of the officers standing around her . I contacted witness who told me she was with her husband mowing the front lawn when she saw subject Reymer holding a DIDl: 5586 OFFl : PAK,B C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-010 PAGE 2 OF: 3 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1702 HOMl C B 1or, igal 4 24 '>Q!O ·23 5 PM 27 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT knife and appeared very mad . Witness stated "she was mad talking about killing and she looked very mad shaking the knife." Witness heard Officer Bell trying to calm her down . Witness went into the house and into the rear bedroom . She told me she heard an officer on a loud speaker but could not understand what was said. She then heard two shots and went out to see officers and fire personnel around her . I contacted witness who was a Spanish speaker. Officer Mendoza #5710 translated for me . Witness told me when she arrived home she saw subject Reymer holding a knife and yelling at officers . Witness went inside her house and then heard two shots. Witness did not know what was being said. This was the conclus ion of my knock and talks . Filed/Typed by: B. Pak #5586 DIDl: 5586 OFFl : PAK,B C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-010 PAGE 3 OF: 3 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1702 HOMl C B�omagal 417tt"r,1q 23 5� PM 28 Printed y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: DR#, 010 04 987 6 SUPP, 006 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS' DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION, F/0 E 53RD ST DID#l, 3554 OFF#l NAME, EGGUM, B DID#2 , OFF#2 NAME, VICTIM, REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JUVE ARR, CALL#, 07 0 6 BOOK#, GANG INVOL, TIME RPTD, 1119 . (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT, 3K2 CLERK, 7414 USE OF FORCE , Y I, Officer B. Eggum Unit 3K2 , while working patrol in North Long Beach, heard a call of a woman with a knife, making threats to officers . I heard officers requesting a Sergeant to respond with the less lethal, at which time I requested permission from Unit 3S40 to roll code-3, in case the dog was needed before less lethal arrived. Upon arrival on 53rd Street, east of Elm Avenue, I observed a female subj ect standing in the street with a large kni fe in her right hand , and yelling out threats that she would stab anyone who came near her. I also heard and observed Officer B. Pak #5586, talking to the subject , via the police PA, asking her to drop the knife and several times stating "we just want to help you." I also heard the subject, many times, say that she had terminal cancer and she didn't care if she died. I removed the dog , on leash, from the back seat of my vehicle and started walking up to the Emergency Action Team (EAT) . When the subj ect saw the dog she said don't send that dog over here, I'll stab it. I don't want to do it, but I will. She made that statement several times. We waited several minutes for the Sergeant to respond with the less lethal . During this time Officer Pak continued to talk with the subject over the PA, asking her to drop the knife. She continued to refuse . Unit 3S40, Sergeant J. Stilinovich #5610, arrived on scene with less lethal . He handed the less lethal shotgun to Officer T. Do #5675 . Prior to less lethal being deployed, Sergeant Stilinovich again identified himself to the subj ect and asked her to drop the knife, and if she didn't, she would be shot with the bean-bag round. Again she SUPV DID ti ::ti I 0 I-' 0 0 � \0 (X) -.J 0\ DIDl, 3554 OFFl, EGGUM,B DR, 010049876-006 PAGE 1, 2 I C-CLASS, DEADBODY STAMP, 06/22/2001 1330 HOM2 0 0 0\ CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 ·23 54 PM y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 :23 55 PM Printed y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#, 010049876 SUPP, 014 DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS' DEADBODY -DEAD BODY TIME RPTD, 1040 Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION, E 53RD ST DID#l, 5596 OFF#l NAME, HOTCHKISS,J DID#2, OFF#2 NAME , CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT, 3B54 CLERK, 7007 VICTIM, REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JWE ARR, INV NAME REL WIT CHAMBON, TRIPP WIT DAVIS, JOHN CALL#, 0706 BOOK#, GANG INVOL, PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# RELATIVE USE OF FORCE, S R DOB M W M W AGE BUSINESS NAME, ADDRESS , STATE , REMARKS , ZIP, 1, SUBJECT REYMER'S MOTHER PHONE, WITNESS BUS TYPE, CITY, BOOK#, INVOLVEMENT ' WIT DATE , 06/22/2001 NAM, CHAMBON,TRIPP SEX, M SKIN, ADD , STATE, RACE, W DOB, OP LIC#, ZIP, HGT, PHONE, BUSINESS NAME ' CITY OF LONG BEACH FIRE DEPT ADDRESS, WGT, OL ST, CITY, TYPE, HAI, SSN, BUS TYPE, STATION 11 CITY, AID ATT ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT ClL\B DOMV PORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS EYE : SUPV DID 0 I-' 0 0 � \0 co -.J O'I DIDl: 5596 OFFl : HOTCHKISS,J C-CLASS : DEADBODY I DR, 010049876-014 PAGE 1 OF, 6 0 STAMP: 06/22/2001 , 1929 HOMl I-' � CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 23 56 PM 31 Printed y STATE, ZIP, INVOLVEMENT, WIT SEX, M SKIN, ADD, STATE, RACE , W OP LIC#, ZIP, LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT PHONE, (562) 570-1211 WITNESS DATE , 06/22/2001 NAM , DAVIS, JOHN DOB, PHONE , HGT, WGT , OL ST , BOOK#, BUSINESS NAME, CITY OF LONG BEACH FIRE DEPT CITY, TYPE , BUS TYPE, CITY, BOOK#, ADDRESS, STATE , ZIP, PHONE , (562) 570-1211 HAI , SSN , EYE : I, Officer J. Hotchkiss #5596 assisted Officer R. Bell #5238, on an overdose call at E. 53rd Street . Officer Bell broadcast over the police radio that the call ing party was wielding a knife. I drove to the location and contained the east perimeter position by parking my police car in the street and also preventing pedestrian traffic into the scene. I could see the subject, later identified as Reymer, Glenda, sitting on the driver's side running board of a white, full-size pickup truck that was parked against the north curb of 53rd Street . She was waving a long kitchen knife in her left hand . The blade was pointed up and out , toward the police officers, standing across the street from her. She was holding her purse and aluminum walking cane in her right hand . Several officers were now on scene and giving her lawful orders to put the knife down . Officer B. Pak #5586, using the public address speaker system in a marked black and white police car, gave several lawful orders to subj ect Reymer to put the knife down, but she did not comply. This area of 53rd Street has single family detached homes on both sides of the street . Numerous households are families with small children and several are elderly people. During this situation, several neighbors were outside of their homes in the immediate area . At one point an officer had to run around the backside of where the subject was located to keep a citizen out of the threat area . The subject continued to wave the knife even though other citizens were in the immediate area . Several times over the next few minutes, the subject stood up and sat back down again fumbling with her cane and purse. I heard her yell, •r•m not going to jail .• Officers continued to give her lawful orders to put the knife down , but she did not . While I was standing on the perimeter, Long Beach Fire Rescue 11, D1D1, 5596 OFFl, HOTCHKISS,J C-CLASS, DEADBODY DR, 010049876 014 STAMP , 06/22/2001 1929 HOMl PAGE 2 OF, 6 C _fl\iomagal 41:_,t 12011 :23 57 PM 32 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT CLB Jomagal 2019 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Davis told me that they were dispatched to an overdose at 427 E. 53rd Street . Subj ect Reymer had called the fire department to report that her boyfriend had possibly overdosed on pills . While they were on scene , subj ect Reymer became irate when a neighbor walked near their house . Paramedic Davis saw subject Reymer pick up her aluminum cane and hold it as if it were a baseball bat . He heard her say, "If she comes over here, I'm going to hit her with this ." Officer Bell was the only officer on scene at the time . Paramedic Davis heard Officer Bell say, "You don't want to do that ." Subject Reymer, still holding her cane like a bat , said to Officer Bell, "Well, then I'll just hit you then . Why don't you just shoot me ." Long Beach Firefighter Demetropolis, who was standing behind subj ect Reymer, removed the can from her hands to prevent anyone from getting hurt . After a few minutes , subject Reymer calmed down and the firemen gave back her cane . The fire department determined that no medical emergency existed and cleared the scene . Paramedic Davis told me that after they returned, they saw subj ect Reymer sitting on the running board of the pick-up truck, holding a large kitchen knife. He said the knife was continually waved in the direction of the police officers . A few moments after they arrived, the Sergeant arrived with the less lethal shotgun. Paramedic Davis said when the officer began pointing the shotgun at subj ect Reymer, she began rock side to side as she sat on the running board . He saw the officer fire two rounds from the less lethal shotgun at the subj ect . After she finally dropped the knife, he watched the officers quickly handcuff her. He and Paramedic Chambon ran up to assess the condition of the subj ect . While on scene Paramedic Davis heard police officers give orders to the subject to put the knife down, at least 20 times . Paramedics Chambon and Paramedic Davis treated the subject at the scene and transported her to Memorial Hospital Emergency room for treatment . I also spoke with Paramedic Chambon told me that they were dispatched along with Fire Engine 11 to E. 53rd Street regarding a possible overdose. While on scene, subj ect Reymer became irate that a neighbor was walking near their house . He heard her say, "If she comes over here, I'm going to hit her with this." She was holding her cane over her right shoulder, as if it were a bat . Officer Bell was the only officer on scene at the time . He heard Officer Bell tell her, "You don't DIDl : 5596 OFFl: HOTCHKISS,J C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-014 PAGE 4 OF: 6 STAMP : 06/22/2001 1929 HOMl CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 ·24 00 PM 34 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT want to do that ." Subject Reymer, still holding her cane like a bat, said to Officer Bell, "Well, then I'll just hit you then. Why don't you just shoot me ." Long Beach Firefighter Demetropolis, who was standing behind subj ect Reymer, removed the cane from her hands to prevent anyone from getting hurt . After a few minutes, subject Reymer calmed down and the firemen gave back her cane . The fire department determined that no medical emergency existed and cleared the scene . Paramedic Chambon said when they returned, they saw subject Reymer sitting on the running board of the pick-up truck, holding a large kitchen knife. He saw that the knife was approximately eight to ten inches. He said the knife was continually pointed in the direction of police officers . A few moments after they arrived, the sergeant arrived with the less lethal shotgun . Paramedic Chambon said when the officer began pointing the shotgun at subject Reymer, she began rock side to side as she sat on the running board. He heard police officers give orders to the subject to put the knife down , at least four to five times. He had heard the sergeant twice give the order to the subj ect, "Drop the knife or we'll have to use less lethal ." He saw the officer fire two rounds from the less lethal shotgun at the subject . After she finally dropped the knife, he watched the officers quickly handcuff her. He and Paramedic Davis ran up to assess the condition of the subject . The paramedics treated the subject at the scene and transported her to Memorial Hospital Emergency room for treatment . While at Memorial Hospital , subject Reymer's mother, arrived. Dr. Collier, a social worker, a hospital Chaplain and I informed her that subj ect Reymer had died. Mrs . told me that subj ect Reymer was suffering from numerous ailments . She had been a heroin addict and was trying to quit her dependency with methadone . She was taking medication for mental disorders and seizures. She had recently been diagnosed with inoperable stomach or colon cancer. Mrs . had been driving subject Reymer on a routine basis to the Long Beach Mental Health Clinic. Mrs . last saw subj ect Reymer, on this past Wednesday morning. During their conversation, subject Reymer expressed to her that she was depressed and wanted to kill herself . Her long-time boyfriend had recently lost his job. Mrs. said that subject Reymer had DIDl: 5596 OFFl: HOTCHKISS,J C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-014 PAGE 5 OF: 6 STAMP : 06/22/2001 1929 HOMl C B�om.ig.il 4/24/?Clg ·24 O' PM 35 CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT '4 C2 PM Printed y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 010049876 SUPP: 015 DATE RPTD: 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS: DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY TIME RPTD: 1040 Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION: F/O E 53RD ST DID#l: 5429 DID#2: 3 98 9 OFF#l NAME: EDWARDS, P OFF#2 NAME : MCMAHON, B CITY: LONG BEACH UNIT: DH13 CLERK: 7414 VICTIM: REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT: CALL#: 0706 BOOK#: DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: GANG INVOL: USE OF FORCE: Y INV NAME PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# WITNESS S R DOB AGE BUSINESS NAME : ADDRESS: STATE: ZIP: PHONE : WITNESS BUS TYPE: CITY: BOOK#: BUSINESS NAME: ADDRESS: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: BUS TYPE : CITY: BOOK#: On Friday, June 22, 2001, Detective McMahon and I were requested to assist Detectives Birdsall and Conant who were investigating an in- AID ATT AR.SN BURG CAT CA.V CCAT CHAB DOMV FORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV DID 0 1-1 0 0 "" 1.0 CX) --.J O'I DIDl : 5429 OFFl: EDWARDS ,P DR: 010049876-015 STAMP: 06/25/2001 I PAGE 1 OF: 6 0 C-CLASS: DEADBODY 0831 HOM2 1-1 3� CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 :24 03 PM Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT custody death that had occurred in front of E. 53rd Street . We arrived at the location at approximately 12 :17 P.M., where we were met by Detective Birdsall. Also assisting were Detectives Jones and McGuire , and Sergeant Oliver. Detective Birdsall outlined the incident to us and requested that we interview the witness, . At approximately 12 :30 P.M., Detectives Birdsall, McMahon and I contacted the witness , who was sitting in his side yard, toward the back, near the garage . We introduced ourselves and asked if we could enter the property to speak with him. He said we could, so we walked into the side yard and shook his hand . His mother, was sitting directly behind him when we first contacted him. We asked if we could speak to him alone and suggested we move front porch, which he agreed to do . Detective Birdsall left Detective McMahon and I spoke to on the front porch . of us sat down on chairs on the porch . to the and All three We explained to that we were investigating the incident that had occurred and wanted to talk to him regarding the incident and his relationship with Glenda Reymer. stated that Glenda has been his girl friend for the past twenty years . They had been living together at E. 53rd Street , with his mother , until about one month ago . She had been causing him and his mother problems and they had to ask her to move out and to live elsewhere . gave her money for her to pay the rent on another home and when she left, he also bought her the green Chevrolet Vega for $600. He did not know if she had actually rented a new place or had just spent the money. She told him that she had rented a place to stay but she would not tell him where, even though he had kept asking her. stated that he was married to another woman but because he was , he could not get divorced. Glenda had three children from a prior relationship and he helped raise them as his own. About one week ago, they let her move back in with them. She told them that she had been kicked out of the place she had rented two weeks earlier, and since then had been staying at a shelter on Crenshaw and Vernon in Los Angeles . Since moving back in with them, noticed that she had started acting weirder. She had been talking to herself for several months but it had become worse in the last couple of months . Glenda's mother had DIDl : 5429 OFFl: EDWARDS ,P C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR : 010049876-015 PAGE 2 OF : 6 STAMP : 06/25/2001 0831 HOM2 CLB�omagal 4 24/2019 24 04 PM 38 y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT C B�om.ig:il 4/24/:?C1g ·24 06 PM Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Glenda had been having seizures ever since she had been car jacked. She had never had them before that, but she had ha·d faint ing spells before . She would feel faint and dizzy if she stood up too quickly. Glenda spent Thursday night at house but she did not sleep that much. She had been staying in the bedroom and he had been sleeping on the couch ever since she moved back in with them. On Thursday night Glenda had parked her green Vega across the street, in front of E. 53rd Street , and was just sitting in it. went over to her and told her that she shouldn't sleep in the car and that she should go to bed . She just swore and yelled at him and told him that she would do whatever she wanted to. then noticed that the back passenger side window was broken. He told her that she was dropping bits of glass onto their neighbor's drive and that she should just put her car in their driveway, which she did. then went to sleep and he heard Glenda walking in and out of the house for most of the night . She had also been doing her laundry during the night . At about 7:00 A.M. or 8:00 A.M., Glenda was outside sweeping up the pieces of glass from their neighbor 's driveway when three police cars pulled up and the officers talked to her. assumed that one of the neighbors must have called the police . One of the officers approached and talked to him about Glenda . The officer told him that one of the neighbors had called because Glenda had been scaring the children as they walked to school . asked the officers if they would take her away and they asked him if she had threatened to harm herself or anyone else. told the officer that she had not threatened anyone and_ the officer explained that there was nothing they could do . After the police had left, she just kept pacing back and forth outside . Sometime between 8:00 A.M. and 9:00 A.M., Glenda was in the bedroom and she started to have a seizure . went to help her and was going to call 911. She immediately stopped having the seizure and immediately yelled, "You motherfucker, you were going to call the cops on me . I'll call the cops on you, you motherfucker." Glenda then took off in her car and drove off eastbound . assumed that she had called the police from a pay phone down the street . When Glenda usually had her seizures, she would go unconscious . She has had about four or five seizures since she had been carj acked . went back inside and then he heard someone constantly blowing the horn of a car. He could hear the horn start down the street east of his house and it got louder as the car approached. He looked out the DIDl: 5429 OFFl: EDWARDS,P C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-015 PAGE 4 OF: 6 STAMP : 06/25/2001 0831 HOM2 Ge B�or,aqal 4/24/''C 19 24 Of t-'M 40 Printed CL B\jomagal 4/24/2019 y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT door and saw Glenda drive westbound past his house, blowing her horn . She must have turned around down the street, because a few minutes later she drove back eastbound , still blowing her horn. She stopped and parked her car on the south side of the street, just east of house. then stepped outside and as he did, the police pulled up . was not sure, but he thought that Glenda was still in her car when the police officers arrived. He told the police not to hurt her because she was sick. The police officers told him to go inside for his safety and he stated that the officers were "cool" with the situation in dealing with Glenda . went inside and when he walked back outside to see what was happening, he saw Glenda getting out of her car with a knife in her hand . He described the knife as a large knife that belonged to him. It was his fishing knife that he kept in the garage and hadn't seen for about a year. The officers were telling her to stop, not to be stupid and to put the knife down . They kept repeating these commands to her and she kept answering them by saying, "Fuck you." She also told them that she wanted them to kill her and she kept yelling , "Kill me , motherfuckers." even told her to put the knife down, but she didn't. More police officers arrived and they started to kind of circle around her and started to move in closer to her. They were still telling her to put the knife down and she still kept telling them to fuck off and that she wanted to die. thought that he saw about eight to ten police officers at the scene . The next thing that remembers was that Glenda was sitting against a white truck that was parked across from her Vega . She was just sitting there, leaning back against the side of the truck and waving the knife about in front of her . The police were still telling her to drop the knife and she still refused to do so. Some of the officers were even talking to her over the public address system of their patrol cars, telling her to drop the knife. One of the officers told him to go inside again, which he did. does not remember if he closed the front door behind him or not but showed me that the front windows were fully shut . When he was inside , the next thing he heard was two gunshots that sounded like they came from a shotgun. He never heard anything else while he was inside . He then looked outside and saw Glenda laying on her side on the floor by the truck. He also saw a police officer unloading a shotgun . This DIDl, 5429 OFFl, EDWARDS,P C-CLASS , DEADBODY DR, 010049876-015 STAMP, 06/25/2001 0831 , HOM2 PAGE 5 OF, 6 24 Ov , ,., 41 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT officer was standing near the back passenger side of Glenda 's Vega . William noticed that there was a red stripe either on the barrel or the stock of the shotgun and it did not appear to be a regular shotgun . There were also two or three police cars parked on each side of Glenda 's Vega . All the officers were in uniform. Glenda used to take heroin and methadone , but as far as knew, she had stopped about one and a half years ago. She was not an alcoholic but had started drinking Kahlua about a month ago . The interview ended at 1:10 P.M., and went inside to use the bathroom and to get a drink of water. Detective McMahon and I spoke to the other Detectives and went to get a tape recorder in order to tape record statement . As we were walking back to his house at about 1:40 P.M., was again sitting on the front porch. He was now accompanied by his mother. As we neared the house, I heard yelling and becoming irate. We contacted him and learned that he had received a telephone call and had been informed that Glenda was dead . We talked to him for a while and tried to calm him down. He kept yelling, "Mother fucking cops , they killed her." We asked if he was feeling up to giving a tape-recorded statement , and he stated that he did not feel up to it and he was too upset to talk any further. I asked if he would sign a note to that effect and he refused. He stated that he would not sign anything . We then spoke to his mother, , in presence . She stated that Glenda had two or three seizures recently in Albertson's grocery store in north Long Beach. She also had a seizure recently inside Savon's. The store manager called 911 and the paramedics attended to her . They suggested that she should go to the hospital because she could die . Glenda refused to go and they had her sign a waiver form. This morning , saw Glenda in the kitchen babbling away to herself, which she often did. She has been yelling a lot recently and threatening to leave . At other times she kept saying that she wished she was dead . Glenda has had several seizures in the past and had told May that she had a lump on her head that was causing pressure on her brain. She also complained of chest pains and had constant diarrhea . Glenda thought she had cancer. They had even called the paramedics to their house several times for her. Later this morning, the inside, which she did. happening, she stood on DIDl: 5429 OFFl : EDWARDS,P C-CLASS : DEADBODY police came to her door and told her to stay When she did go outside to see what was her front porch. She saw Glenda in their front DR: 010049876-015 PAGE 6 OF: 6 STAMP: 06/25/2001 0831 HOM2 C,"El\iomagal 4'2L'/2019 :24 Q_, ,,v, 42 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT yard near the side gate . She was waving her three legged walking cane at a police officer who was standing in front of her . saw her wa lk to her car and stand near her car. She was yelling and swearing at the police officers and also at the neighbors . did not see her holding a knife because her eyesight was not that good, but she did see her waving her arms about in front of her . She heard the police officers and some neighbors saying that Glenda had a kni fe . Glenda kept yelling and swearing but could not understand what she was saying . The officers kept repeating to her to put the knife down, that they did not want to hurt her and that they only wanted to help her. The officers were pleading with her but she would not listen . heard the officer's commands very clearly. An officer again told to go inside, which she did. her to close the front door behind her, which she did. house, heard two gunshots outside . They also told While inside her The interview concluded at 2:17 P.M .. Filed/Typed by : Edwards #5429 D1D1 : 5429 OFFl: EDWARDS ,P C-CLASS : DEADBODY DR: 010049876-015 PAGE 7 OF : 6 STAMP : 06/25/2001 0831 HOM2 C. B\1nr 1agcll t 121/?L 1" 24 10 PM 43 Printed C 8 or1 igal y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#, 010049876 SUPP, 003 DATE RPTD , 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS, DEADBODY -DEAD BODY TIME RPTD, 1040 Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION, E 53RD ST DID#l , 5484 OFF#l NAME, HODGE,M DID#2, OFF#2 NAME, CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT, 3B80 CLERK, 7007 subject, REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JUVE ARR, INV NAME WIT CALL#, 0706 BOOK#, GANG INVOL, PERSON· SUMMARY BOOKING# WITNESS USE OF FORCE, S R DOB AGE BUSINESS NAME, ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP, PHONE , BUS TYPE, CITY, BOOK#, I contacted witness who witnessed the deployment of the less lethal , while standing in front of E. 53rd Street . Witness t made her observations on a clear sunny day . She also had a clear unobstructed view of events, from less than 100' away . Witness identified subject Reymer as a subject who acts very irrational at times . Witness stated that she saw subj ect Reymer holding a large knife in her right hand and a walking cane in her left hand . Witness described the knife as a survival type , with a 15" to 18" shiny blade . Subject Reymer was standing on the driver's side, of a white Chevy pick up in front of E. 53rd Street, waving the knife and cane at Officer Bell. AID ATI' ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CHAB DOHV FORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV DID 0 I-' 0 0 ,,::. \0 00 -..J O'I I DIDl: 5484 OFFl : HODGE,M DR: 010049876-003 STAMP: 06/22/2001 PAGE 1 OF: 2 0 C-CLASS: DEADBODY 1604 HOMl 0 w 24 1• PM 44 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT As she waved the knife in a threatening manner, she walked toward Officer Bell as if to attack him on 3 separate occasions. As she walked toward Officer Bell, subject Reymer yelled, "I'll kill you mother fuckers ." While subject Reymer made the statement , Officer Bell had repeatedly asked her to drop the knife and to comply with his lawful orders, however subj ect refused to comply. Witness stated that subject Reymer toward Officer Bell and then returned back to the side of the white Chevy pick up . Subject continued with her belligerent attitude toward Officer Bell . Subj ect Reymer would also repeatedly yell, "I have terminal cancer. I want you to kill me , I don't care ." Witness heard the negotiation attempts by assisting officers and witnessed the deployment of less lethal . During the negotiation attempts by officers, subject Reymer refused to comply with their orders to drop the knife, she in fact waved the knife at them in a threatening/slashing type manner. With a slashing motion toward officers , she would yel l, "I'll kill you mother fuckers ." Witness heard Sgt . Stillinovich identify himself, order her to drop the knife and advise her that her non compliance would result in the result of less lethal. Witness saw the first round strike subject Reymer's left shoulder and she still maintained a hold of the knife after being struck . Witness observed the second less lethal round strike subject Reymer's torso and observed subj ect Reymer throw the knife from her left hand at the police. Subj ect was observed to fall from the running board on to the ground . Witness was then handcuffed by officers and treated by paramedics who were nearby . Witness heard and saw nothing else regarding the incident . Filed by: M. Hodge #5484 Typed by: C. Ingle #7007 DIDl : 5484 OFFl : HODGE,M C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-003 PAGE 2 OF: 2 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1604 HOMl CLB JOmagal 4124/2019 :?4 1.t t'M (' I 45 Printed y DR#, 010049876 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY SUPP, 004 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DATE RPTD , 0 6/22/2001 TIME RPTD, 1040 CRIME CLASS, DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION, E 53RD ST DID#l, 5555 OFF#l NAME , STAES, L DID#2, 5 8 87 OFF#2 NAME, HART, T CITY' LONG BEACH UNIT, 3B82 CLERK, 7 0 07 VICTIM, REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL , JUVE ARR, INV NAME WIT WIT CALL#, 07 0 6 BOOK#, GANG INVOL, PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# WITNESS USE OF FORCE , S R DOB AGE BUSINESS NAME, ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP, PHONE , WITNESS BUS TYPE, CITY, BOOK#, BUSINESS NAME, ADDRESS, STATE , ZIP, PHONE, BUS TYPE : CITY, BOOK#, Officer T. Hart #5887 and I, (Officer L. Staes #5555) were dispatched to assist Officer R. Bell # 5238 at E 53rd regarding a female AID A.TT ARSN BURG CAT CA.V CCAT CHAB OOMV FORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV D10 0 I-' 0 0 tJ>. \,0 CX) -.J O'\ DIDl, 5555 OFFl, STAES,L C-CLASS, DEADBODY DR , 010049876-004 STAMP, 06/22/2001 , 1738 , HOMl I PAGE 1 OF, 3 0 0 tJ>. ,, r CLB\iomagal 4/2tf:'011 :24 13 PM 46 CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT subj ect brandishing a knife and refusing to put it down. When we arrived, I observed a female wh ite subject standing in the street in front of E. 53rd , holding a large knife in her hand . She was waving the knife in the air and placing it up to the front of her own neck. She was yelling, "fuck you pol ice ," and various other obscenities . Officers ordered the subj ect to put the knife down several times , but she refused and continued yelling, •fuck you," to several officers on scene . Officer B. Pak # 5586, who had arrived on scene, ordered the subj ect to put the knife down several times over the public address system of his black and white. The subject still refused to drop the knife and continued yelling at officers not to come near her or she would kill them. Sgt . J. Stillinovich #5610 arrived and designated officer T. Do #5675 as the less lethal officer and an emergency action team was formed with officers that were on scene . Officer Do took a crouched position across from the subject behind a vehicle parked along the south curb of 53rd St. Sgt . Stillinovich advised the subj ect to put the knife down or a bean bag less lethal would be used. She still refused and picked up her purse and held it in front of her body like she was going to attempt to block the less lethal round. Officer Do then yelled, "stun bag," and fired one round that appeared to strike the subj ects upper body . The subject crossed her arms in front of her, but held on to the knife in her left hand. Officer Do then fired a second less lethal round that appeared to strike the subj ect's upper body . She fell to her knees, but continued holding the kni fe . Officer Do then tried to rack a third less lethal round, but the round jammed. After approximately five seconds the subject threw the knife to the ground and laid down on her back. The emergency action team then approached to take her into custody. Paramedics, who were already on scene, immediately began treating the subject and transported her to the hospital . I then spoke to , who is Reymer's live in boyfriend. He has been dating Reymer for 20 years and she has been living with him for s years . He stated the following. He stated that Reymer has been acting strange for the past month and has gotten worse in the last week. She has not slept at all for an entire week and has been talking to herself constantly to the point that he couldn't carry on a conversation with her . This morning Reymer told him that the police were going to come and kill her today . He told her that the police wouldn't kill her and would DIDl: 5555 OFFl : STAES, L C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-004 PAGE 2 OF: 3 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1738 HOMl Printed b CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 4 '6 P!v. LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT only use bean bags . She stated several times over the past two weeks that she was going to make the police shoot her because she wanted to die. After the conversation this morning, Reymer did some laundry and stated that she was going to the park . She got into her car and drove away against his wishes due to her abnormal behavior. She then drove up and down the street several times honking the horn continuously. She then stopped to talk to an unknown neighbor . The police then arrived and all of a sudden, she had the knife in her hand . He stated that the knife was his but he didn't know how she got it . He last saw the knife in the garage about a year ago . further stated that Reymer has a long history of mental problems and has been taken to several hospitals (LB Pacific, Martin Luther King, and Harbor General) in the past for her condition. He said that she stated that she had cancer about a month ago and suffers from seizures . He stated that Reymer was a Heroin user in the past, but didn't know if she was currently using any type of narcotic . Reymer had also told him that she was the victim of a carj acking on 6-3-01 and was badly beaten about her face by the suspects. He also said that she falls down constantly and has bruises/injuries all over her body. He stated that he was standing just inside of his open front door, with his mother, during the incident with the police today. He heard police order Reymer to put the knife down repeatedly. He also told me that he knew the police had to do what they did because we couldn't leave her out there with the knife. I then spoke to May who stated the following . She also stated that Reymer hasn't slept for approximately one week and has been acting strange for the last week . She said that Reymer wanted to sleep in her car last night for no apparent reason and her son ) begged her not to. She also heard Reymer's statements that the police were going to come and kill her today. She also heard her say that she was going to make the police shoot her because she wanted to die, several times over the past two weeks . She stated that she was standing inside of the front door with her son during the incident today with the police. Filed By : L. Staes/5555 Typed By : L. Staes/5555 DIDl: 5555 OFFl: STAES,L C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR : 010049876-004 PAGE 3 OF: 3 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1738 HOMl 48 Printed b CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 4 '7 �·iv. LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#, 010049876 SUPP , 005 DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS, DEADBODY -DEAD BODY TIME RPTD, 1040 Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax:· (562)570-7080 LOCATION , E 53RD ST DID#l, 5887 DID#2, OFF#l NAME' HART, T OFF#2 NAME , CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT, 3B82 CLERK, 7007 VICTIM' REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, INV NAME JUVE ARR, WIT CALL#, 07 0 6 BOOK#, GANG INVOL, PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# WITNESS USE OF FORCE , S R DOB AGE BUSINESS NAME , ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP, PHONE, BUS TYPE , CITY, BOOK#, My partner, Officer Staes, L #5555 and I, (Officer Hart , T. #5887), responded to assist Officer Bell, R-#5238 with a female subj ect, later identified as Reymer, Glenda (DOB 11/17/52). Call number 706. When we arrived, we saw the subject sitting across from E . 53rd Street sitting on the step bar of a white truck . The subject was holding a large fixed blade knife in her left hand. The subj ect kept cursing at us saying, "Fuck you guys , I don't need your help, fuck you all ." Sgt . Stilinovich, J. #5610 was contacted and stated he was going to bring the less lethal shotgun . Prior to Sgt . Stilinovich's arrival , plans were made for Officer Do, T. #5675 to be the less lethal officer. When Sgt . Stilinovich arrived, Officer Do retrieved the less lethal AID ATT ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CHA8 DOMV FORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV DID 0 ::ti I 0 � 0 0 � \D CX> --:I O'I DIDl : 5887 OFFl : HART,T C-CLASS: DEADBODY I DR : 010049876-005 PAGE 1 OF: 2 0 STAMP : 06/22/2001 1809 HOMl 0 01 49 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 24 '8 l"'V' LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT from Sgt . Stilinovich . Sgt . Stilinovich repe�tedly asked the subj ect to put down the knife, stating if she did not we were going to shoot her with a beanbag shotgun. Knowing this, the subject still refused to lay down the knife. After about 15 minutes of trying to have the subj ect lay down the knife Officer Do announced "Stun Bag" and then proceeded to fire two (2) bean bag rounds at the subject, striking her with both rounds . The subject fell to the ground after the second round struck her, throwing the knife in the direction of the officers. Two officers then proceeded to handcuff the subj ect . The subject was then treated by Long Beach Paramedics, who were already on scene, and transported the subject to Long Beach Memorial Hospital . After the incident , I spoke with a female Black, later identified as Witness about what she saw. The witness stated that she saw the subject waiving the knife in the air and using profanity. She stated the Sergeant repeatedly asked the subj ect to drop the knife and the subj ect was not cooperating . The witness further stated she felt the Long Beach Police Officer that fired the bean bag, (Officer Do) used the proper amount of force. The witness stated the police officers waited as long as they could before using the bean bags . The subj ect 's mother, arrived at the scene unknowingly what had just occurred. For further on the subj ect's mother, see Officer Hotchkiss' follow-up report . Filed By: T.Hart/5887 Typed By: T.Hart/5887 DIDl: 5887 OFFl: HART,T DR: 010049876-005 STAMP : 06/22/2001 PAGE 2 OF : 2 C-CLASS : DEADBODY 1809 HOMl 50 Printed CLB\jomagal 4/24 2019 y ?4 20 P'v' LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#, 01004987 6 SUPP, 011 DATE RPTD, 06/22/2 001 CRIME CLASS' DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY TIME RPTD, 1040 Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION , E 53RD ST DID#l , 5710 DID#2, OFF#l NAME, MENDOZA ,D OFF#2 NAME, CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT, CLERK, 7007 VICTIM, REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JlNE ARR, INV NAME WIT WIT WIT WIT WIT WIT WIT WIT CALL#, 0706 BOOK#, GANG INVOL, PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# WITNESS USE OF FORCE, s R DOB AGE BUSINESS NAME, BUS TYPE , AID ATT ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CHAB DOMV PORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NAAC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV DID 0 1--' 0 0 � l,O C0 -.J 0\ I DIDl : 5710 OFFl , MENDOZA,D DR, 010049876-011 STAMP, 06/22/2001 PAGE 1 OF, 6 0 C-CLASS, DEADBODY 1907 HOMl 1--' 1--' 51 Printed by CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 3 4 21 P\<• ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP, LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT PHONE , WITNESS CITY, BOOK#, BUSINESS NAME, ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP, PHONE , WITNESS BUS TYPE , CITY, BOOK#, ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP: PHONE , WITNESS CITY, BOOK#, WITNESS BUSINESS NAME, ADDRESS , STATE , ZIP, PHONE, WITNESS BUS TYPE, CITY, BOOK#, D1D1 , 5710 OFFl, MENDOZA,D C-CLASS, DEADBODY DR, 010049876-011 STAMP, 06/22/2001 PAGE 2 OF , 6 1907 HOMl 52 Printed by CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 3 24 22 P v• LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT BUSINESS NAME , ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP, PHONE, WITNESS BUS TYPE , CITY, BOOK#, ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP, PHONE, CITY, BOOK#, My partner, Officer T. Do #5675 and I, Officer D. Mendoza #5710 working uniformed bicycle patrol, units BK34 and BK35 responded Code-3 to assist Officer R. Bell #5238 regarding a female white who was brandishing a knife and who refused to put it down , Call #706. Upon arrival , my partner and I saw the female white standing to the front of East 53rd Street and just south of the driver's side door of a white pick-up truck, California license . The female white (later identified as Glenda Reymer) was holding a large silver blade knife. The knife appeared to be a survival type knife with one end of the blade serrated. As officers asked Reymer to put down the knife she refused by stating, "fuck you mother fuckers what can you do for me? I have terminal cancer." During this time she continued to move the knife in a slashing motion out in front of her body and toward the officers. This motion moved back and forth in a horizontal pattern from right to left and then from left to right . As she did this, she continuously stated, "If you come near I'll cut you , I'm not afraid to cut you . I'll hurt you, you son of a bitches ." Officers on scene continued to try reasoning with Reymer to put down the kni fe, but she refused and threatened bodily harm to the officers and to kill the police dog that was now on scene . Sergeant Stilinovich arrived on scene and less lethal was deployed . sergeant Stilinovich assigned the less lethal bean bag shotgun to DIDl , 5710 OFFl , MENDOZA,D C-CLASS , DEADBODY DR, 010049876-011 PAGE 3 OF, 6 STAMP , 06/22/2001 1907 HOMl 53 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Officer Do and I was assigned the task of lethal cover. Sergeant Stilinovich took cover behind a parked vehicle just south of subj ect Reymer. At this point he advised Reymer who he was and that he wished to help her. Sergeant Stilinovich then advised her that if she did not put down the knife we would be forced to shoot her with a less lethal bean bag round . Reymer refused to put down the knife and continued threats against officers on scene and to herself. At this time, Reymer stated, "I know how to use this, I'll throw it at you." Reymer raised the knife as if to throw it at officers. Officer Do yelled out "stun gun, stun gun" and then fired one round hitting Reymer in the left arm . Reymer did not release the knife from her clenched left hand, which had been struck . Officer Do then fired a second less lethal bean bag round, which struck Reymer in the chest. Reymer immediately hunched over and then tossed the knife from her left hand and onto the asphalt below her . Reymer collapsed to the ground at this point . Officers moved up and immediately rendered Reymer free of any weapons and immediately called paramedics who were on scene to provide medical attention . Sergeant Stilinovich at this time assigned me to conduct knock-and-talks of the surrounding neighbors . I conducted the following interviews . I contacted and asked him if he had seen or heard anything related to our incident . stated that he was not aware that anything occurred nor that anything had happened since he was asleep in a rear bedroom of his residence . I then contacted and asked her if she had seen or heard anything related to our incident . Lara stated that she saw a female white subject holding and waving a large silver knife at police . She said she then heard an officer yell out for her to please go inside , so she did as instructed. I spoke to who stated the following . She was standing on the front porch of her house when she saw police and paramedics on scene . She said she heard officers trying to convince a white female that was holding a large knife to put it down. said she then heard an officer yell out to please go inside so she did. I also spoke with who said he was standing next to his mother on the front porch of his house when he saw several police officers and a paramedic unit down the street from his house . He said that as he watched he heard several officers asking a white female who was holding a big knife to put it down , so they could get her some help . DIDl : 5710 OFFl: MENDOZA,D C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR : 010049876-011 PAGE 4 OF: 6 STAMP: 06/22/2001 1907 HOMl CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 24 2'+ r1v1 54 Printed y CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 3 24 24 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT He said that the white female yelled out , "fuck you ! I'll stab you if you get near me stay away ." said he was then instructed by his mother to come inside , so he did. said that on his way in he heard what sounded like two shots. I contacted . I asked if she could provide me with any information regarding what had occurred out on 53rd Street . said she did not hear or see anything because she was napping with her 3-year old daughter in a rear bedroom. was also contacted at E. 53rd Street . indicated she could not provide me with any information regarding the incident , because she was asleep . I Contacted and his two daughter and on the southwest corner of 53rd Street and Linden Avenue . I spoke with all three parties independently. stated that he heard the police sirens , so he walked outside to see what was happening. He said he stood on the corner and listened as officers spoke to a female white who was holding a knife. said he does not speak English, but he understood that police wanted her to put the knife down, but that she would not . said he watched, as the female white would wave the knife back and forth at the officers . said he then saw another officer arrive and then talk to the female. He said he then heard two shots and then saw the female white fall to the ground. He added that as soon as the female fell to the ground officers and paramedics tried to help her. said that she was standing on the corner with her father and sister when she heard officers telling a lady who was holding a large silver knife to please put it down. She said she heard officers tell the lady that they wanted to help her, but she kept cursing at the police . said that she then heard anther officer talking to her and then heard two shots fired and then saw the female fall to the ground, where police and paramedics tried to help her. said she was standing on the corner of 53rd Street with her father and sister when she heard an officer state, "We just want to help you. Please put the knife down ." said the female would not put the knife down, so another officer asked her to put the knife down . She said that at one point she saw the female white put the blade of the knife toward her body . said she then heard two shots and then saw the lady fall to the ground. added that police and paramedics then tried to help the her . DIDl, 5710 OFFl , MENDOZA,D C-CLASS, DEADBODY DR , 010049876-011 PAGE 5 OF, 6 STAMP, 06/22/2001 , 1907 HOMl LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT At the request of Detective Birdsall, I re-interviewed and recorded the statements of witnesses and . This recording remained in my possession until I placed it into evidence . It should be noted that the following residents were also checked for potential witnesses, but no one was home : E. 53� Street. E. 53� Street . E. 53� Street. FILED/TYPED BY: D. MENDOZA #5710 DIDl , 5710 OFFl, MENDOZA, D DR , 010049876-011 PAGE 6 OF, 6 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 : >4 2o t-',., C-CLASS , DEADBODY STAMP, 06/22/2001 1907 HOMl 56 APPROV SGT 'DID# I DR# r-­[') NEVI DENCE 0 MISSING INVENTORY □PRINTS L.B.P.D. PROPERTY REPORT □FOUND 0 SAFEKEEPING 0 BLOODIHAZMAT 101 oo� °' e7 1o ls�j; I DATE/TIME OCCURRED 06-LL-OI / \(.,�a I CALL# 7 01.o 0 LOST PROPERTY □RECOVERED VICTIM OWNER FINDER SUSPECT#1 6Le-'4r-....� ITEt#IINVOLV DATE MAKE(GUNS ONLY) REMARKS ITEM # I INVOLV DATE MAKE{GUNS ONLY) REMARKS ITEM # I INVOLV DATE MAKE(GUNS ONLY) REMARKS ITEM #IINVOLVDATE MAKE(GUNS ONLY) REMARKS NARRATION □PRISONER'S □FREEZER SEX RACE SEX RACE SEX RACE SEX RACE 'Q..c.""'"e:.R... i==-ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) �� \...__'"IA.l'-.cL\..-TYPE-CAT(GUN) !CALIBER \MATERIAL ( ) ( ) �'-""-',.T,c_ ARTICLE {NO GUNS) I BRAND {NO GUNS) TYPE-CAT(GUNS) \CALIBER { ) ( ) I MATERIAL ARTICLE {NO GUNS) I BRAND {NO GUNS) TYPE-CAT(GUNS) !CALIBER ( ) ( ) \MATERIAL ARTICLE (NO GUNS) I BRAND (NO GUNS) TYPE-CAT(GUNS) I CALIBER I MATERIAL { ) ( ) :r:��-\ � \ Q.:::.,;;--... �C!,,..\ '-\c::D t-'"l'-1 PAGE 1 of _L_ LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE !CRIME CLASS PD 2240.009(A) (REV. 04126199) F-/o �-s:,= S-r<ii=>5• t>.:::=B,.::io-< D.0.B. OPLIC# ADDRESS PHONE# D.0.B. OP LIC # ADDRESS PHONE# D.O.B. OP LIC# ADDRESS PHONE# D.O.B. BOOKING# ISUSPECT#2 ISEX IRACE D.O.B. !BOOKING# I MODEL \.)TT-I SERIAL # I OWNER APPLIED # QU\NTITY I VALUE I SIZE I COLOR '""'-G3:F<L I DESCRIPTION _ C,.._� S<=.-rr.t.. ,,.,,_,, �\� -r<A.P � -�Ub--'..S c('"" � � 'T--r-N' ~ c__.::,,-..rt"rL�.5 - I MODEL I SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED # QUANTITY I VALUE ISIZE I COLOR I DESCRIPTION I MODEL \SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED # QUANTITY I VALUE \SIZE ICOLOR I DESCRIPTION I MODEL \SERIAL# I OWNER APPLIED # QUANTITY I VALUE \SIZE !COLOR I DESCRIPTION ?os.,�ss, c-..-l ..__,,-l"TI.L 7. ? �.� :z:cr ,:;_,,s, 5..v.,ri�-,Z EVIDENc,r�,::.�fflCER D _ 1 -:,-,...::.. \DID# 57 10 USSISTING OFFICER IDID# u r-­N >,� O') "O �, (l) � +-' CJ c� ·c "» a_ C'l J 0 Printed y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#, 010049876 SUPP, 007 DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS' DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY TIME RPTD, 1040 Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION, F/O E 53RD ST DID#l, 5 9 3 2 OFF#l NAME , MUNSON, P DID#2 , 5484 OFF#2 NAME, HODGE ,M CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT, 3B80 CLERK, 7414 VICTIM, REYMER, GLENDA CALL#, 0706 BOOK#, SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JWE ARR, GANG INVOL, USE OF FORCE, Y INV NAME PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# S R DOB WIT WITNESS AGE My partner, Officer Hodge and I, Officer Munson assisted on a call of a reported overdose. For further see call number 0706. At the perimeter of the scene I contacted witness Linda Payne who stated the following : At about 1038 hours witness heard police sirens and walked from her apartment, to the front of E. 53rd Street . When she got there she saw a female White in her 50 's wearing a white tank top and beige shorts sitting along a running board of a white pick-up truck . Payne said the female was 1/2 block west of her, on the north side of the street . The woman was waving, from side to side, a 10-12 inch knife with a black handle, in her left hand . Witness said the woman A.ID A.TT AR.SN BURG CAT CAV CCAT CHAB DOKV FORG GANG HOM MCI MPER NARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV DID 0 � I 0 I-' 0 0 .,:,. \D 00 -.J 0\ DIDl , 5932 OFFl, MUNSON,P DR , 010049876-007 STAMP, 06/22/2001 I PAGE 1 OF, 2 0 C-CLASS, DEADBODY 1553 HOM2 0 -.J CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 24 28 hv, Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT had a walking stick or cane in her right hand . could not hear anything that was being said by either the police or the woman, but it looked as if the woman was angry and threatening the police with the knife. then heard two shots and saw the woman throw the knife towards the police. I asked her how far she threw the knife , and she said "2 feet .• then saw, either 2 police officers or 2 paramedics run to check on the female. She was unable to add any further information to her statement . Filed by: Munson #5932 Typed by: Rose #7414 DIDl, 5932 OFFl, MUNSON,P C-CLASS, DEADBODY DR, 010049876-007 PAGE 2 OF , 2 STAMP, 06/22/2001 1553 HOM2 CLB Jomagal 4/24/2019 24 2-.... Printed CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 24 30 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 01004987 6 SUPP: 017 DATE RPTD: 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS: 187 (A) PC -MURDER TIME RPTD: 1040 Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records ·Fax: (562)570-7080 LOCATION: E 53RD ST DID#l: 5212 DID#2: OFF#l NAME : MCGUIRE, M OFF#2 NAME: CITY: LONG BEACH UNIT: DH14 CLERK: 7007 VICTIM, REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT: DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: INV NAME WIT WIT CALL#: 0706 BOOK#: GANG INVOL: PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# USE OF FORCE: S R DOB F B F B AGE 49 BUSINESS NAME: ADDRESS: STATE: ZIP: BUS TYPE: CITY: PHONE: BOOK#: WITNESS ADDRESS: STATE: ZIP: PHONE : CITY: BOOK#: On 06/22/01, at approximately 1200 hours, Detective S. Jones and I, Detective M. McGuire assisted Homicide Detectives R. Birdsall and R. AID ATI' ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT OlAB DOMV FORG GANG HOM MCI MPER MARC ROBB SEXC VC VICE WARR YS SUPV DID 0 I-' 0 0 ,i:,. \D 0) --.J °' I DIDl: 5212 OFFl: MCGUIRE,M C-CLASS: 187 (A)PC DR: 010049876-017 PAGE 1 OF: 3 0 STAMP: 07/05/2001 0859 HOMl I-' --.J 60 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 24 3 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Conant with an in-custody death that had just occurred on 53rd Street in North Long Beach. We were assigned to interview potential witnesses of the incident and were directed to the south west corner of 53rd Street and Linden, where we contacted witnesses and Payne . Due to the location of the incident , we interviewed the witnesses separately in our police vehicle, (Vehicle number 1704 ) which was located at the south east corner of 53rd Street and Linden . The following is a synopsis of the taped interviews with these witnesses . We interviewed witness first at 1230 hours . The following is a synopsis of her interview : Ms . Mickel said some friends had just dropped her off at 53rd street and Linden avenue . said she saw the police standing just west of her talking to the suspect who was sitting on the bottom portion of a truck brandishing a knife. said the police were calling the suspect by her name and begging her to drop the knife. said the police told the suspect they were going to shoot her with the beanbag shotgun if she didn't drop the knife. said the police talked to suspect for approximately 15-20 minutes trying to get her to put the knife down . described the knife as being long and silver. said the suspect was tell ing the police to shoot her because she had terminal cancer. said the suspect was attempting to keep the police away from her by waving the knife around. said the police called out the dog for the suspect, but they wouldn't let the dog get to her . said while the police were talking to the police the truck came and that's when they brought out the beanbag gun . said the police gave the suspect several warnings to drop the knife or she would be shot with the beanbag gun. estimated that she was standing about 15-20 feet from the suspect when she was shot . said she saw the suspect throw the knife at the police and that 's when she was shot two times . said the suspect fell to the ground after the second shot . said the police weren 't trying to kill the suspect, they were trying to help her. said after the suspect hit the ground, the police and paramedics rushed to her and administered CPR and first aid. said she heard the suspect tell the police that she had terminal cancer and she wanted them to kill her. estimates the incident lasted approximately one hour. said she didn't know the suspect, but she had seen her around the neighborhood. DIDl : 5212 OFFl: MCGUIRE,M DR: 010049876-017 PAGE 2 OF: 3 C-CLASS: 187(A)PC STAMP: 07/05/2001 0859 HOMl 61 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 >4 3:> LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT We concluded our interview and at approximate1y 1300 hours we contacted witness Payne . related the following during a taped interview. said she lives a couple of blocks away from the location when she heard the helicopters overhead and she came outside to see what was going on . said she walked from her residence on Atlantic Avenue to 53rd Street and Linden and she saw the police standing behind a car talking to the suspect who was across the street from them . said the suspect was across from the police sitting on the running board of a truck waving a knife back and forth. Although she could not hear what the police were saying to the suspect, said the police were trying to talk the suspect into dropping the knife and surrender . said the police brought out a shotgun that she recognized as a beanbag gun from watching television . said after talking to the suspect for a short time, the police shot at the suspect two times hitting the suspect in the left arm and chest area . said the suspect fell to the ground and the police and paramedics rushed to her side and started first aid and CPR. said after the police worked on the suspect for about fifteen minutes, the paramedics took her away. said she didn't think the police were trying to hurt the suspect, she believed they were trying to help her and the suspect was trying to get the police to kill her. said she didn't know the suspect . For further on both witness statements see the transcribed tape follow up . Filed/Typed by: M. 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Muscle � Valves Coronar AORTA VESSELS LUNGS Wt L Adhes Fluid Atelectasis Oedema Congest Consol Bronchi Nodes PHARYNX TRACHEA THYROID THYMUS LARYNX HYOID ABDOMINAL WALL FAT f,-.is-i Time 76A878-(REV. 8/97) PERITONEUM Fluid Adhes LIVER Wt Ji Caps Lobul Fibros GB Cale Bile ducts SPLEEN Wt )-L Color Consist Caps Malpig PANCREAS ADRENALS KIDNEYS Wt Caps Cortex Vessels Pelvis Ureter BLADDER GENITA LIA Prost Testes Uterus Tubes Ovar OESOPHAGUS STOMACH DUOB & SM INT APPENDIX LARGE INT ABDOM NODES SKELETON Spine Marrow Rib Cage Long bones Pelvis t:( Yi•E�.GLEN�A ACCIHOnl L:)r.G BEACH PD BRAIN Wt / l _ Dura rA Fluid � Ventric �[._ �Vessels Ears Nasal Sin PITUITARY SPINAL CORD TOXICOLOGY SPECIMENS SECTIONS FOR HISTOPATHOLOGY MICROBIOLOGY OTHER PROCEDURES Deputy Medical Examiner Department of Coroner, County of Los Angeles To: Dr. Carpenter Toxicology Report Deputy Medical Examiner Subject: Coroner Case Number SPECIMEN SERVICE Legend: % Saturation Done g Alcohol Barbiturate Bases Bases Bases Cocaine Methamphetamine Opiates Opiates Opiates Opiates Pheneyclidine Ethanol Barbiturates Norch]orcyclizine Noi-propoxyphenc Propoxyphene Cocaine and Metabolites Methamphetamine Codeine, Free & Total Hydrocodone, Free & Total Morphine, Free Morphine, Total Phencyclidine QNS TNP ug ug/g ug/ml Quantity Not Sufficent Test Not Performed Micrograms Micrograms per Gram Microgram per Milliliter ND <0.10 ug/ml 0.42 ug/ml ND ND ND ND ND ND 0.12 ug/ml ND PendingTox ANALYST J. Park L. Mahaney K. Fritz K. Fritz K. Fritz L. Mahaney L. Mahanay R. Budd R. Budd R. Budd R. Budd L. Mahanay g% mEqn rng rng/dl rng/1 Gram Percent Milli equivalents Milligrams Milligram per Deciliter Milligram per Liter ND Not Detected Page I of I Printe CLB�o1ragal 4/ '4/20 COUNTY OF LOI ANOk-<I DEMRTMENT OF CORONER HOSl'ITAL.AN IISINO CARE FACILITY REl'OIIT ., .. :--., ) 11 LI"' NORTH MISSION ROA0 LOS ANGELES. CALIF. 90033 8 TO REPORT A DEATH � PHONE (323) 343-0711 COMPLETE ALL LINES. USE INK. IF UNKNOWN OR NOT APPLICABLE, so STATE. 00 I OS/ 0 L--G M {V'--. c.... GRANT . NAME OF FACILITY RE y �IE R • AOORESS d:7172 ( A f( �be Av: l,,.J3 IO 8 3 I I PMONE q_ 12,:, � {lz9clb17 / j NAME OF OECEOEN�T '�'{\�� ?� � HOW IOENTIFIEO _ d 1 .. _ �l___ oo" n-11-s:::, CATE OF DEATH � -z._.-z._ TIME _ _,_,_.,__t------------- CC# _________ _ 0% TEVEN /TRAUMA 61?210 1 SERVICE r,L E NOA 8-0·00 1 5 I MEOT EP 049Y/F AGEJJ.1 sex£ RACE.L.... PRONOUNCED ev-:r-Co I It � '.l'.Y\1) �MERGENCY ROOM PATIENT MEDICAL RECORD OR PATIENT FILE . - _ ORGAN/TISSUE DONATION INFOIIMATION □ HOSPITAL IN PATIENT WAS� NEXT-OF-KIN APPROACHED REGARDING ORGAN/TISSUE DONATION� NO � YES O IF YES WMAT WAS TMEIR RESPONSE? ____________ _ DATE AOMITTEO __ t, ___ 7---__ {.,,,...;;__-_O_/.__ __________ _ TIME \(04 TO HOSPITAL 9V: 0 POLICE O RELATIVES O FRIENDS 0 SELF �BULANCE (N•m• o, R,A, ., _.e��l""l.___ i---5;, S-r t-6 � T=,..c:::-E-;::R-:,..:::O;::M;;.:E-, ;:;,..-;:;O:;-S-;::P;-;,T:-;A;-;L-;;O-;;R :-;O:;':T;:H:;:E;-R;;);---G=1v7.E;:-;;A-;::O:;:O:-;R:-;E:-;S:;:S-------;(::,IF::-:-,..:::Oc:S-;::Pc:-:IT:-A:-L:-:A-=T-=T -:A-:C:-:-,..-T:-,..-E=IR_H_IS_T_O_R_Y_) ___ _ ADMITTED BY: _______________ M.O. PRIMARY ATTENDING PHYSICIAN ____________ M.D. PHONE #-------------------PHONE #-------------,-----------INJURIES/p- 2. -z._:::Q I lto,f-PLACE _________________ CAUSE b 11,(.n t C-Us/-1n /t1,, DATE TIME (TRAFFIC, FALL, ETC.) / DESCRIBE INJURIES,� ��A � � t-,:, L+-e_� J L+-�yY\ () f cA_ � i,\,, I 7 / I"\ °) 1--v @ � r,e__c--{C-�/r'VV'--p--r\ 1)-r �� S $ ""--U--t f- �c� \.A,..Q...>-) � � c.o ltr""--�.q '\ � SURGICAL PROCEDURES: STATE TVPE, CATE, TIME ANO RESULTS OF ANV OPERATION OR AMPUTATION PE RFORMED {9 0'--o-r-A C-o 1-v--v---J / p � I C-P� h h ,-.A-/ WAS A BULLET OR OTl-tER FOREIGN OBJECT RECOVEREOJ SPECIFY --iW'--"''-'A--'----------------------LABORATORY: SPECIFV SPECIMENS TAKEN ---/,,IJ..LL/,�lt_,_ ________ _ DATE lo TIME LABORATORY RESULTS: RETAIN LABORATORY SPECIMENS �-RAY REPORT,/!_ "f.. I< ) z_ C. M-o REMARKS: ESPECIALLY SYMPTOMS PRECECING ANO CURING TERMINAL 1::.PISOOE IN MY OPINION. THE IMMEOIATC CAUSE OF DEATH IS _i,k?,.:5:�cGCT.�<2..A�l..<!L.0 �O--;c::.:<:�_-_!..i_:q..y.....==:::...-1f?t>r=i'""-LO.,U,,0=C"""':'1,._-e_="--------- M.O, 053048 110/98) """ 5 o4' 6 -OR-I NURSE/1-tOSPJJAL AOMINSTRATOR THE BODY Will NOT BE REMOVED BY THE CORONER WITHOUT THIS COMPlETEC REPORT AND COPIES OF All CHARTS. 01 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER CL B1JoIraga, 4/?4/20' COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER M.D. �b::,519,;,=3=============�====��=========:!1 0 CL � Joriaqa 4/:?4/?0 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER Deputy Medical Examiner n t: COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER _-/_M.D. GL B Jr l'lc !Jc 4 '4/?0 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER J ' ._A) J .' (J"'j I J i M.D. COUNI'Y OF LOS ANGELES DEPART.MENT OF CORONER c. L 1-!IJorrag«: 4/24/20' ,PM Deputy Medical Examiner COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES e, B\1om ig ii 4/';t 1'20 1 l PM Date DEPARTMENT OF CORONER Deputy Medical Examiner Q( COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES '-LEl\or,agal 4/24/2', DEPARTMENT OF CORONER (, B�om l� ll 4/Ai:?0 '.?'93 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER Cl B�o1ragal 4/' 4/20' 41241.'0 •[ Y"1[,:, ,GLE,...�A LONG BEACH PD FORENSIC SCIENCE CENTER COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER Investigator Date ULTS: White: Pink: Medical file Laboratory Copy Laboratory Copy Printed y COUNTY OF L"os ANGELES CASE REPORT I APPARENT MOOE HOMICIDE 1 I SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES I Media Interest, Victim of Crime, Officer Involved I £:�: =J :•:; '): co LAST. FIRST MIDDLE AKA REYMER, GLENDA LEE REINEKY, SYLVIA AOORESS EAST 53RD STREET SEX RACE 008 APPEARS FEMALE CAUCASIAN 11/17/51 MARK TYPE TATTOO MARK LOCATION ABDOMEN AGE 49 NGT WGT EYES HAIR 67 1n I10�. BROWN BROWN MARK DESCRIPTION UNREADABLE AOORESS CITY STATE LONG BEACH CA TEETH FACIAL HAIR IOVIEW INCOMPLETE NONE Yes CITY STATE 1.0.PHOTO DEPARTMENT OF CORONER CASE NO 2001-04527 CRYPT 122 # ZIP 90805 CONDITION FAIR ZIP REL.A TIONSH1P P NOTIFIED BY HOSPITAL STAFF DATE TIME DAUGHTER ( OLIO TATE PENDING BY 10 METHOO 1::'5-494490 CA FINGERPRINTS FROM DO IDENTIFIED BY NAME (PRINT) 'A�IS' ·fY DOJ PLACE OF DEA TH/ Pl.ACE FOUND ADDRESS OR LOCATION HOSPITAL 2801 ATLANTIC AVENUE LONG BEACH MEMORIAL MED CNTR PL.ACE OF INJURY EET 6/22/01 TIME I 1:19 OTHER AGENCY INV OFFICER AT WORK No DATE TIME 6/22/0 I I 0:40 FOUNO OR PRONOUNCED BY DR J. COLLIER PHONE LONG BEACH P.D. -DET. BIRDSALL (562) 570-5575 TRANSPORTED BY MILITARY# POB MO RELATIONSHIP PHONE DATE CITY LONG BEACH TION OR ADDRESS EAST 53RD STREET, LONG BEACH. CA REPORT NO. NOTIFIED BY 010049876 TO DATE 6/22/0 I 11 30 TIME 6/22/0 I 23 35 ZIP 90806 ZIP 9080; TIME NO JERRY MCKIBBEN LOS ANGELES FSC 6/22/01 20:50 FINGERPRINTS? Yes CLOTHING Yes PARPT No MORTUARY MEO EV No INVEST. PHOTO II SEAL TYPE HOSP RPT Yes PHYS EV Yes EVIDENCE LOG Yes PROPERTY? Yes HOSP CHART Yes SUICIDE NOTE No GSRNO 84071 RCPT NO 176505 PF NO 10831188 SYNOPSIS THE DECEDENT IS A 49-YEAR-OLD WHITE FEMALE WITH A HISTORY OF HEROIN ABUSE. SEIZURES, MENTAL ILLNESS. AND A MASS IN HER ABDOMEN. ON 6/4/01 THE DECEDENT WAS ROBBED AND BEATEN BY THREE PEOPLE. ON 6/22/01, LONG BEACH POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS RESPONDED TO A POSSIBLE DRUG OVERDOSE AT THE DECEDENT'S RESIDENCE. THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE OF DRUG USE BUT THE DECEDENT BEGAN WIELDING A LARGE KITCHEN KNIFE. THE DECEDENT THREATENED OFFICERS AND HER BOYFRIEND WITH THE KNIFE. SHE REFUSED TO DROP THE KNIFE AND OFFICERS SHOT HER TWICE WITH LESS THAN LETHAL BEANBAGS. PARAMEDICS WERE AT SCENE AND TRANSPORTED HER TO THE HOSPITAL WHERE DEATH WAS PRONOUNCED. BETSY MAGDALENO 469800 DATE INVESTIGATOR TIME FORM #3 NARRATIVE TO FOLLOW? � 6/24/01 14: IS REVIEWED BY ROBERT FIERRO DATE TIME 6/24/0 I 22:;2 CL f-llJorraga 4/''4/201<) .25.20 PW. 105 Printed y C B�omagal 4/:41201(:l 25 2' PM County of Los Angeles, Department of Coroner Investigator's Narrative Case Number: 2001-04527 • . . . . . . . Decedent: REYMER, GLENDA Information Sources: 1. Medical Records, Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, 2801 Atlantic Avenue, Long Beach 90806, (562) 933-1400. 2. Detective Richard Birdsall, Long Beach Police Department -Homicide Bureau, (562) 570-5575. 3. , Decedent's Daughter, . 4. Decedent's Boyfriend, 5. Long Beach Police Report #010044559. Investigation: On 6/22/01 at 1225 hours, Officer Hotchkiss reported this officer involved shooting death to Deputy Coroner Rochelle Price. Acting Supervisor Larry Dietz assigned me this hospital death to investigate on 6/24/01. Location: Paramedics transported the decedent from the street in front of East 53ro Street in Long Beach to Long Beach Memorial Medical Center. Witness Statements: According to the Long Beach Memorial Medical Center records, the decedent was wielding a knife when police shot her twice with beanbags on the morning of 6/22/01. Long Beach Fire Department paramedics where on scene and witnessed the decedent collapse after being struck with a beanbag. CPR was initiated and the decedent was intubated at approximately 1045 hours. Rescue Ambulance 11 transported the decedent to the hospital in full arrest. Doctors noted injuries to the decedent's left chest wall and left arm. Old bruising was noted to the decedent's right face and neck. An emergency thoracotomy was performed and it revealed the decedent's pericardium was full of clotted blood while her heart was empty. According to Dr. Steven Grant, the decedent was found to "have a blow-out on the posterior aspect of [her) heart." Despite resuscitation efforts Dr. J. Collier pronounced death at 1119 hours. Detective Birdsall says on 6/22/01 at 0600 hours, Long Beach Police Officers were dispatched to the decedent's residence because neighbors complained she was harassing schoolchildren. At 1017 hours, the decedent called 911 and said her boyfriend, had overdosed and needed medical assistance. Police and fire personnel arrived on scene and found that had not overdosed and was not under the influence of any drugs. Officers asked the decedent to leave the residence to "cool down." The decedent went inside the residence and returned with a large kitchen knife. She began screaming she was going to kill the officers, kill her boyfriend, and kill herself. The decedent began to make slashing motions with the knife toward her throat and abdomen. Officers warned the decedent that they were going to shoot her with a less than lethal beanbag. At that time she sat on the back of a truck, emptied her purse, placed the purse across her chest, and began rocking back and forth. At 1040 hours, officers shot the decedent. She did not respond to the first hit so an officer shot her again. This beanbag hit the decedent in the chest. She doubled over, threw the knife at the officers, and screamed "I think you broke my rib." Paramedics were on scene and transported the decedent to the hospital where death was pronounced. 106 Printed y CLB'jo,ragaI 4l '4120'9 2522 PM County of Los Angeles, Department of Coroner Investigator's Narrative • . . . . . . . . Case Number: 2001-04527 Decedent: REYMER, GLENDA On 6/22/01, William told Detective Birdsall that the decedent was a former heroin abuser who was currently on methadone. told Detective Birdsall that one week ago the decedent had been beaten up by her friends in a park for unknown reasons. At the time the decedent filed a report with the Long Beach Police Department stating that someone had attempted to carjack her 1971 Vega and had beaten her up in the process. says her mother has been very sick recently and lost over 30 pounds. The decedent was a former heroin user with a medical history of seizures, mental illness, and a mass in her abdomen. Recently the decedent has been "slipping mentally." has been the decedent's boyfriend for the past twenty years. They are not legally married and the decedent has three adult children. Sylvia Reineky is the decedent's sister and the decedent often used Reineky's name. Approximately one week prior to the decedent's death, she was carjacked and beaten severely. The decedent was taken to Pacific Hospital of Long Beach and was released.the next day. Since the beating the decedent had begun to act very strange and erratic. According to Long Beach Police report #010044559, on 6/4/01 around 0050 hours, the decedent was robbed and assaulted by three people. The decedent was kicked in the face and neck by one of the suspects and was treated at Pacific Hospital. Scene Description: No scene investigation. Evidence: Forensic Attendant Jerry McKibben collected physical evidence consisting of GSR kit #B4071, hair standards, and nail standards at the FSC on 6/22/01. Body Examination: Initial body exam at the FSC reveals a very thin, nude, 49-year-old white female lying supine on a metal table. She has shoulder length brown hair, brown eyes, and an incomplete set of natural teeth. An ET tube and IV lines are noted. An illegible tattoo is noted on her right lower abdomen. A recent stapled surgical incision is noted on the decedent's left chest. Recent punct1,1re marks are noted to the inside of the decedent's left elbow. Abrasions are noted to the decedent's left chest and left upper arm. Her right cheek is swollen and bruised. Bruising is also noted on her neck, chest, and left arm. Identification: viewed the decedent at the hospital and positively identified her as Glenda Lee Reymer. DOJ Fingerprints confirmed the decedent's identity at 2335 hours on 6/22/01. Next of Kin Notification: Hospital staff notified of her daughter's death on 6/22/01 around 1130 hours. notified of her mother's death at 1200 hours on 6/23/01. Tissue Donation: The decedent is not a viable candidate for tissue donation due to time interval since death. 107 Autopsy Notification: BETSY MAGDALENO, 469800 DAVID SMITH 6/24/2001 Date of Report ,,. �-•· _I �1 : '·'" i CC = -2 .�c• I EVIDENCE LOG AGENCY/DIV COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF CORONER DECEDENT V,�r:,Z (:,/,-5:�,£,ff'!______ AGENCY FILE =---------------------------j MODE OFFICER EVIDENCE COLLECTED RECEIVED IN EVIDENCE ROOM EVIDENCE RELEASED ITEM DESCRIPTION BY DATE I TIME I--'-------------··· ·.? "!. .fr., BY ------+----+----t• ------· DATE I TIME SIGNATURE BADGE � I AGENCY BY DATE I TIME --. -·--it-·------+------+----- //,�v-!:::, i.-v l/,·7�-j ----t------H-------+-----t--- HOLD REQUESTED BY _____________ AGENCY __________ DATE _____ _ INClDENT REVIEW AT BUREAU LEVEL RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER/EMPLOYEE INVOLVED RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 25 27 P"vl M A N U A L of ,;,, Lon, B,w. Polic• Dq,anmmt JAIL OPERATIONS 6.5.5.2 ARRESTEES -EMERGENCY OR INJURED The Deparrmem assumes ultimate responsibility for the prov1s1on of basic health care services to in-custody prisoners. Drug-related arrestees often require medical attention. an arrestee states that he/she has recently ingested contraband or the arresting officer has reason to believe the arrestee has done so, the arrested individual shall immediately be transported to a local emergency hospital. The Station Commander shall be ·ootified anytime transportation is required for an in-custody prisoner. Also, the Station Commander shall be notified when a prisoner requires special medical attention: i.e. paramedics, hospital or relocation to another facility. An evaluation by either the hospital or on-call contract physician shall determine appropriate treatment. the physician's written opinion is to monitor the arrested individual, the arrestee shall be booked in our facility. The Jail Supervisor shall be notified of the arrestee's status. a juvenile is "detained," the Probation Intercept Officer or the Los Padrinos medical staff, shall be notified and provided a copy of the treannent slip. The Homicide Detail shall be notified in all attempted suicides, suicides, and in-custody deaths. The Jail Supervisor shall record all significant medical problems in the Jail Division log book to apprise other personnel in the Division of problems. If required, half-hour jail inspections shall be increased to provide adequate monitoring. The Jail Supervisor shall determine if professional evaluation in-custody is appropriate. Injured prisoners, mentally unstable individuals (5150 W.I.C.), and violent PCP prisoners, et cetera, may require transportation to County medical facilities outside the City. These individuals shall be transported to medical facilities in a police vehicle when feasible. these individuals require ambulance transport, police officers shall follow the procedures as outlined below. • Paramedics shall transport from the scene or jail to a local hospital. • If the patient is medically stable for transfer, the referring hospital shall place the call to MEDICAL ALERT CENTER (M.A.C.), telephone (2 13) 226-6697 , advising them of the name of the patient in custody and requesting transfer. The hospital shall also provide M.A.C. with the arresting officer's name, badge number and jurisdiction. After M.A.C. accepts the transfer, they will dispatch a private ambulance under contract with the County. A police officer must accompany the prisoner in the ambulance. The officer must arrange for their return transportation. • ADULTS who are under the influence of PCP and exhibit violent behavior, must be transported by police, paramedics or ambulance to a local hospital. A continuation of unruly and violem behavior at the hospital shall require transport to the L.A.S.D. Main Central Jail or the Sybil Brand Institute for Women. CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 .2527 PM JAIL OPERATIONS If If Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 25 28 PM Robert M. Luman. Chief of Police Number 98/04 DEPLOYMENT OF LESS LETHAL PROJECTILES Deparonent Manual, Section .10, �Deployment of Less Lethal Projectiles" 1be purpose of this General Order is to establish policy and procedure relative to the deployment of less lethal projectiles. Less lethal projectiles may be used as a viable option to compel an individual to cease his/her actions, which would resolve the situation at band. Less lethal force is defined as an appUcation of force that meets an operational objective with le� potential for causing death OT serious injury than conventional police taetics. The use of less lethal projectiles shall be restricted to cenified/authorized persoMel who have successfully completed a Deparanemally-approved training course for any of the following assignments: • Patrol (limited to 12-gauge "Bean Bag" projectile) • Mobile Field Force (Civil Disturbance) • Special Weapons and Tactics (S.W.A.T.) Team Although classified as less lethal weapons, the poumtial exists to inflict serious or even fatal iajuries. The user should avoid Striking a subject in the head, neck, or other are.u of the body that could result in serious or fatal injuries. The only exception is when the user is faced with a threat warranting the use of deadly force. In all cases when less lethal projectiles are used and a subject is taken imo custody, the subject shall immediately be evaluated by medical personnel hefnn: being u-ansponed to a facility and/or booked. It shall be the responsibillty of the supervisor who authorized the deployment of the less lethal projectiles to ensure that a medical evaluation is conducted. The sub_iect shall be ta.ken to Pacific l-lo$?it;i.l or, in .an emergency, to the nearest hospital emergency room. Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/201 3 25.29 PM Deployment Criteria • Toe subject has made threats to hann officers, others, or themselves, and the credibility of thoae threats is significant. • The subject stated or exhibited inr.ent to violently resist being taken into custody. • The subject's violent actions or por.ential for weapons dictate the need for an immediate response and the use of less lethal projectiles Is appropriate; especially when the only other viable option to deal with those actions may be the use of deadly force. • When the subject is engaging in riotous, aggressive or combative behavior to include throwing roclal, bottla, and/or other dangerous projectiles at citizens and/or officers (violation of 494 P.C. Riot. 404.6 P.C. inciting a Riot, 4<17 P.C. Unlawful Auembly, and 409 P.C. Remaining ac Place of Riot). • Approved training seuions Patrol (Lhnited to 12-gauge "Bean Bag" Projectile) The deployment of 11. shotgun dedicated exclusively to less lethal can only be authorized by a supervisor. The weapon is recognlz.ed as a Remington, 12-gauge, model 870 shotgun and the Stock and forearm are painted orange. The words "Stun Bag" are clearly painted on both sides of the stock. The only authorized less lethal projectile is the issued 12-gauge, 1 3/4 inches x 1 3/4 inche15 square �Bean Bag" shotgun round filled with shot. Toe dedica�d less lethal shotgun shall be kept µnJoeded in the supervisor's vehicle until deployed. When deployed. the dedicated shotgun shall only be loaded by the officer assigned to use the weapon. This will ensure only Jess lethal projectiles are loaded. When possible, the 15tatus of the shotgUn should be verified by another officer prior to deployment. Supervisor15 and officers deploying the dedicated shotgun shall ensure there is a minimum of one additional officer in a p0sirion to safely covcr/prorcct the officer deploying less lethal projectiles. In field situations, supervisors shall assume a supervisory role while a trained officer deploys the dedicated shotgun. However, if circumstances necessitate, a field supervisor can deploy and use the weapon. Printed Mobile Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 .�5 :-,o ,'M DEPLOYMENT OF LESS LETHAL PROJECTILES GENERAL ORDER 98/04 "Beau Bag" Projectile Deployment Guidelines Factors to obtain accuracy and effectiveness with the weapon: e · Distanee • The subject's size and type of clothing worn • Environmental conditions such as wind, temperature, or rain. l>Jstance Jess tbaJ.l 10 feet -Should D.a1 be used the subject's actions pose an immediate threat t0 caui;c death or serious injury and the only other option is deadly force. � beyond 10 feet -Extremities should be considered the first target after an evaluation of the subject's size, clothing, and environmental conditions. If the distance extends beyppd 2Q feet. it ls recommended the target area be center mass. Mobile Field Force (Civil Di,turbance) Whe11 Mobile Field Foree is depJoyed in a riotous siwation, the Incident Commander, the mobile field force commanding officer or, in their abliCtlCC, the platoon sergeant or squad sergeant may authorize its use. The following projectiJes are authorized for use, in addition to the "Bean Bag" shotgun projectile. 12-Gauge Shotgun Single-Rubber Ball & Multi-Rubber Ball Projectiles The single-rubber ball and multi-rubber ball projectiles are contained within a standard 12-gauge shotgun i;hell and designed to be fired from a designated shotgun. Single-and multi-ball rubber projectile3 arc deaigncd to be �kip fired off the ground in front of a crowd. The projectiles shall be deployed no less !han l O feet and no more than 50 feet from the intended target. 37DUtl Multi-Rubber Ball & Foam Projectiles The 37mm mulli-rubber ball projectiles arc contained within a 37mm canridge and designed to be fired from a 37mm gas gun. The projectiles shall be deployed no less than 10 feet and no more than 50 feet from the intended tariCt. Printed y CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 25 31 PM DEPLOYMENT OF LESS LETHAL PROJECTn..ES GENERAL ORDER 98/04 The following information shall be included in the officer's rcpon. • Document the subject's actions and/or behavior prior to the deployment of less lethal projectiles. • Document the use of force attempted and the results, if any, prior to the deployment of less lethal projectiles. • Provide the names of medical personnel and where treated. • Identify any citizen(s) and/or officer(s) who was injured prior to, or during deployment. • Identify any wimess(es) to the incident and obtain a statement(s). • Request a Lab Unit or qualified officer 10 photograph the scene and all injuries. Locate any evidence to include the less lethal projectile(s}, shell(s} and/or canridgc(s), and place imo evidence. • Document in the Arrest R.epon the supervisor who authorized the use of less lethal force and the Watch Commander who was notified. The Patrol Bureau sh.ti! monitor compliance with this Order. Rohen M. Luman Chief of Police Date effective July 15, 1998 Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 25 32 PM Vebides Non-violent Prisoner/One Officer seat non-caged transporting vehicle. Non-violent Prisonerffwo Officers Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 �25 3 > PM TRANSPORTATION OF PRISONERS IN POLICE VEIDCLES GENERAL ORDER 95/1 PAGE 2/4 • Seatbelted in the rear seat of a caged or non-cagtd transporting vehicle. The assisting officer shall ride in the front seat of a caged vehicle. The assisting officer shall ride in the rear seat of a non-caged vehicle with the prisoner. • The assisting officer shall maintain observation of the prisoner, monitoring b.Wher color, breathing, and level of consciousness. During the hours of darkness, m internal light source (flashlight, dome light, et cetera), ifit d� not interfere WU the driver, shall be used to maintain a clear view of the prisoner. Violent Prisoner/One Officer Violent prisoners transported by one officer shall be: Handcuffed • Seatbelted in the rear seat of a caged vehicle. • Seatbclted in the front seat of a non-caged vehicle. • Hobble restrained, as the below listed instructions (Leg Hobble Restraint -Purpose & Use). · '· ·-�I It is strongly recommended that a second officer assist in the transportation 9f a violent prisoner. If a violent prisoner is being transported by one officer and the prisoner becomes uncontrollable, the officer shall stop his vehicle and request immediate assistance. Violent Prisooer/fwo Officer .. Violent prisoners transported by two officers shall be: Handcuffed • Seatbelted in the rear seat of a caged or non-caged vehicle. • The assisting officer shall ride in the front seat of a caged vehicle. • The assisting officer shall ride in the rear seat of a non-caged vehicle with the prisoner. • Hobble restrained. as per the below listed instructions (Leg Hobble Restraint - • Purpose & Use) . During the hours of darkness. an internal light source (flashlight, dome light, et Printed l>y CLB\jomagal 4 24/2019 3 25 3::, PM Respond Printed CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 25.34 F-M CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 5 !4 PM Robert M. Luman. Chief of Police Number 96/0, MACE/OLEORESIN CAPSICID1 <O.C.)-USE OF CHEMICAL AGENTS SUPERSEDES PURPOSE Officer/ CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 3 "5 35 PM Supervisor Responsibilities • Supervisor shall assess the incident and review the Arrest or Incident Report. • If the officer/employee is injured to the extent that hospitalization is necessary, it shall be the supervisor's responsibility to ensure the Arrest and/or ·Hfcident Report is submined prior to the end of Watch. • Supervisor shall notify the Watch Commander of the use of force incident. • Supervisor shall report the incident and his/her actions in the supervisor's log. Watch Commander Responsibility • Watch Commander shall report the incident and his/her actions in the Watch Commander's Log. NOTE: Federal Aviation Regulation 121.585/Title 49, U.S. Code Section 147(9)(1), prohibirs tear gas or tear gas weapons aboard private or commercial aircraft, in either carry-on or checked baggage. Training Division Responsibility • Maintain a permanent file of "Department of Justice, Oleoresin Capsicum (QC) Application Report" forms (Depamnent of Justice form BCIA-1014) submitted by an officer or involved employee reporting the use of a chemical agent AUDIT RESPONSIBILITY Administration Bureau shall monitor compliance with this Order. Robert Yi. Lwnan Chief of Police Effecti\'e date September I, 1996 CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3· 5.35 P'vl DETECITVES IN-CUSTODY DEATH REVIEW BOARD In-Custody Death Review Board The Homicide Detail shall forward a completed notification memorandum to the Commander of Internal Affairs indicating information regarding the in-custody death for entry into Early Warning System (E.W.S.). ._;� The In-Custody Death Review Board was established for the purpose of reviewing all deaths occurring while the decedent was under police control or custody, and determining whether actions of the involved officer(s)/employee(s) were within established Departmental policy and procedure. The Board shall make recommendations regarding tactics used, equipment and facilities, when applicable. The In-Custody Death Review Board will convene within a reasonable time period after a complete investigation and receipt of the completed autopsy repon and toxicological analyses from the Coroner's Office by the Homicide Detail. The In-Custody Death Review Board shall be administrative. No findings regarding criminal culpability shall be made. The In-Custody Review Board shall be comprised of the following Board members: • Deputy Chief, Detective Bureau, or designee (Chairperson of Board) • Chief of Police Representative • Deputy Chief of Officer(s)/Employee(s) Involved • Training Representative • The Training Representative should be qualified to give expen testimony in the use of force, the escalation of the use of force, and tactics and be knowledgeable with the different types of weapons and the characteristics of those weapons carried by our officers. The Representative should also provide the Board with up-to-date training and shooting records of the involved officer(s)/employee(s) to include all schools, seminars, classes and special training. Peer Member of equal rank to that of involved officer(s)/employee(s) . CLB�omagal 4/24/20 9 3 25 36 PM DETECTIVES The Board shall make the following findings concerning each incident: 8.1-15 LOS ANGELES COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE STEVE COOLEY • District Attorney LAWRENCE E. MASON • Chief Deputy District Attorney PETER BOZANICH • Assistant District Attorney Criminal Courts Building 210 West Temple Street Los Angeles, CA 90012-3210 WEBSITE: http://www.co.la.ca.us/da Printed t y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 3 25 39 PM Chief Jerome E. Lance March 18, 2002 Page Two overdosed on drugs and was in need of assistance. Officer Roland Bell received the call and was the first L.B.P.D. unit to arrive at the location, E. 53rd Street. When he arrived, paramedics from the Long Beach Fire Department (L.B.F.D.) were already at the scene. They were speaking with Ms. Reymer who was telling them that her boyfriend had taken a large quantity of Valium and Darvocet and had used heroin earlier that morning. Ms. Reymer had a large swollen bruise under her left eye and bruising to her neck. The paramedics subsequently examined the "boyfriend." Mr. was coherent, did not appear to be under the influence and denied the use of any narcotics that morning with the exception of one Darvocet for back pain. When he was asked why Ms. Reymer would allege that he had overdosed, Mr. said that she (Reymer) had been acting crazy since she was robbed in a local park weeks before. He explained that this was how she had been so badly bruised. After confirming for Officer Bell that he was no danger to himself, Mr. signed a release form for the paramedics. They and Officer Bell then began to leave the scene. When Officer Bell told Ms. Reymer that Mr. was fine and would not be taken to the hospital, she began "ranting and raving that ifwe did not take him to the hospital he was going to eventually die from an overdose." Mr. asked Officer Bell to "escort" Ms. Reymer off of the property. Officer Bell escorted Ms. Reymer to her car. She began yelling that she wanted her purse. Mr. searched the garage but was unable to locate a purse. Officer Bell told Ms. Reymer that she needed to leave the location and return after she "calmed down." She agreed and entered the driver's seat of her car. As Officer Bell drove away, he looked back to see Mr. approach Ms. Reymer's car with her purse. Mr. then walked away and Ms. Reymer got out of the car. Officer Bell parked his patrol car and walked back towards Ms. Reymer. As he approached, Ms. Reymer reached into the open window of her car and pulled out a large hunting knife with her right hand. She told Officer Bell that she was not leaving and she would kill anyone who came near her. As Officer Bell used his radio to request additional officers, Ms. Reymer walked to and stood in the middle of the street. For the next few minutes, Officer Bell tried to convince Ms. Reymer to drop the knife. All of his attempts were to no avail. Approximately two to three minutes later, Officer Brian Pak arrived on the scene. Both of the officers tried to persuade Ms. Reymer to relinquish control of the knife. She had now taken a seat on the running board of a pick-up truck across the street from the officers. Ms. Reymer proceeded to point the knife at herself while at the same time yelling at the officers to kill her because she had cancer and no reason to live. Printed y CLB�omagal 4/24/2019 25 t • PM ChiefJerome E. Lance March 18, 2002 Page Four Paramedics began treating Ms. Reymer within seconds after she slumped to the ground. Before losing consciousness, she told them that she thought that one of her ribs was broken. Within minutes, Ms. Reymer stopped breathing. All attempts at resuscitation were unsuccessful and she was pronounced dead shortly after she arrived at Long Beach Memorial Hospital. Detectives Edwards and McMahon interviewed Mr. after the shooting. Mr. told them that he had a twenty year relationship with Reymer. They had no chilof their own but he helped raise her three children. He said that Ms. Reymer had a history of mental problems and had been ho a for s casions. Ms. Reymer had lived with him and his mother, at until a month prior. Ms. Reymer's mental problems had o re s causing problems for him and his mother. According to Mr. Ms. Reymer talked to herself incessantly and yelled profanities at strangers and m s of the family. She had recently informed him that she had brain cancer and was dying from a "wart or bump" on her brain. She also alleged that an attempt had been made to "carjack" her. It was during this incident that she received the bruises and injuries to her face. Since that event, her ior had become even more bizarre. She had suffered several "seizures" and Mr. noticed that she was not taking her medication. Mr. and his mother allowed Ms. Reymer to move back into their house the week of the s g. She had apparently been evicted from the place she had rented. The night the shooting, she broke the rear window of her car for unknown reasons. Mr. said that she did not sleep much during the night and was constantly going in and the house. That morning at approximately 7:00 or 8:00 a.m., he observed Ms. Reymer sweeping up the glass from the broken car window. As she did so, three L.B.P.D. cars pulled up and engaged her in a conversation. When they left, Ms. Reymer began to pace about the sidewalk talking to herself. Between 8 d 9:00 a.m., she entered the house and walked to the bedroom. According to Mr. she suffered a seizure at that time. When he went to assist her, she accused him of g the police on her" earlier that morning. She then threatened to "call the cops on him," walked out of the house and drove away in her car. For a period of time, she drove up and down the street blowing her car horn. Officer Bell then arrived and the events described herein occurred. Mr. said that Officer Bell was "cool" with Ms. Reymer before she pulled the knife from ar. He entered his residence only to exit again when he heard yelling in the street. He saw Ms. Reymer holding the knife and swinging it at the officers. The officers were telling her to put the knife down. Ms. Reymer was saying "Fuck you" and asking them to shoot her. She eventually sat down on the running board Printed y CLB\jomagal 4/24/2019 ·:?5 43 PM Chief Jerome E. Lance March 18, 2002 Page Five of the white pick-up truck. Th were still talking to her and she continued to refuse to put down the knife. entered his residence and closed the door behind him. Immediately he heard tw coming from the direction of the street. He looked outside and saw Ms. Reymer laying on the ground. He also observed an officer unloading the shotgun and paramedics approaching to assist Ms. Reymer. The detectives next spoke with , mother. She confirmed Ms. Reymer's history of mental prob er al breakdown. The morning of the shooting, some police officers came to her door and told her to stay inside the house. Rather than stay inside, she walked out onto her front porch. She saw Ms. Reymer swinging her cane at the officers before retrieving the knife from her car. She heard the officer tell Ms. Reymer to put the knife down and that they wanted to help and not hurt her. She said that the officers were "pleadin . Reymer but she would not listen. After a few minutes, the officers again told to go inside her house. She walked into the house and shortly thereafter ound of two gunshots from outside. L.B.F.D. Paramedics Chambon and Davis were interviewed by the detectives. They indicated that they arrived at the house with Officer Bell in response to the original "overdose" call. They determined that the subject of that report was fine and not under the influence. They both noted that Ms. Reymer was acting paranoid and irrational. She kept demanding that they do something when there was nothing to be done. At one point during the contact, a neighbor walked by the house on the sidewalk. Ms. Reymer immediately lifted her metal cane above her head and yelled, "If she comes near me I'll hit her." When Officer Bell responded that she really didn't want to do that, Ms. Reymer said "Well then I'll just hit you, you should just shoot me." The paramedics began to leave after Ms. Reymer agreed to leave the scene. When they reached their truck, they saw Ms. Reymer in the street with the knife. They remained at the location until after the shooting in case their assistance was needed. Various L.B.P.D. officers interviewed a number of civilian witnesses at the scene of the shooting. Several of the civilian witnesses told the officers that they had called the L.B.P.D. earlier that morning because Ms. Reymer was yelling at and threatening to hurt children walking down the street on their way to school. All of those who witnessed the events indicated that they had clear and unobstructed views of the shooting and the officer's contacts with Ms. Reymer leading up to the conclusion. Each of the witnesses described Ms. Reymer as completely irrational. They confirmed her threats to kill both the officers and herself They also described the commands of the officers and the assurances that they did not want to hurt Ms. Reymer. All of the witnesses felt that the officers' actions were appropriate under the circumstances. BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 3 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: Joseph Stillinovich #5610 BOARD FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: IN POLICY. Miss" DEPUTY CHIEF, INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU: DEPUTY CHIEF (OF INVOLVED EMPLOYEE) COMMENTS: CHIEF OF POLICE: :::::::::::::::::::- COMMENTS AND/OR ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS: -END BOARD NO: ICD 01-01 Page 2 of 3 OFFICER INVOLVED: IUJ _s Roland Bell #5338 HAS THIS INCIDENT BEEN REVIEWED AT THE BUREAU LEVEL: YES NO _K_ VOTING BOARD MEMBER FINDS THIS INCIDENT: IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENT AL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ INCIDENT REVIEW _____________________ _ OTHER � ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW ______ RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING ..J--c.f C. E/ VI D Go / U..f"J)?J-16 VOTING BOARD MEMBER� v-,.cv-:) SIGNATURE LA /\q (PRINT NAME) Printed y LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Jerome E. Lance Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#, 010049876 SUPP , 013 DATE RPTD, 06/22/2001 CRIME CLASS' DEAD BODY -DEAD BODY LOCATION, E 53RD ST DID#l , 5 67 5 OFF#l NAME, DO, T DID#2, OFF#2 NAME , VICTIM, REYMER, GLENDA SUSPECT, DOM VIOL, JUVE ARR, CALL#, 07 0 6 BOOK#, GANG INVOL, TIME RPTD , 1040 CITY, LONG BEACH UNIT, BK34 CLERK, 7007 USE OF FORCE, I, Officer T. Do # 5675, and Officer D. Mendoza # 5710, working uniform bicycle patrol, units BK34 and BK35 in a marked black and white patrol vehicle, were in the area of Orange Avenue and South Street, when we heard Officer R. Bell # 5238 asking for a unit to assist him . Officer Bell was dispatched to assist Long Beach Paramedics at E . 53rd Street regarding a possible overdose. Officer Bell stated that the calling party was waving a knife at him and refused to put the knife down. Officer Mendoza and I responded to the location . I saw a female white subj ect, later identified as Glenda Reymer, standing on the street next to the driver's side door of a wh ite dually Chevy pick-up truck, license plate , which was parked in front of E. 53rd Street. Reymer was holding a survival type knife, which had a blade approximately 8 inches long, with a black handle, in her left hand . She was holding a metal walking cane in her right hand . I saw Officer Bell standing behind a Chevy Vega in front of E . 53rd Street. Officer Bell repeatedly asked Reymer to put the knife on the ground and Reymer answered by yelling profanity at Officer Bell . I got out of the patrol unit and Reymer pointed the knife at me and stated, "I'll stab you if you come here mother fucker ." Reymer "!peaL Jly staL ·, r ha, e �rr:-:i_-�l ·:ance . I .-'-n't care . 'i. 1 r.ie t , �'cker! I 11 Jcj.l) vo .. 1 "'" 11e1 t:cke:i:s. I'.!.l kill myse· ,eyn repecti:L� ./ e ___ cu ed slcJ.w .... ng motions, by thrusting the knife forward, up and down and side to side . She continued to make the slashing motions at officers, all the while threatening to stab any officer if they came near her. SUPV DID 0 ::ti I 0 I-' 0 0 ti:> \0 (X) -.J O'I I DIDl , 5675 OFF C-CLASS, DEADBODY DR, 010049876-013 PAGE 1 OF, 4 0 STAMP, 06/22/2001 1842 HOMl I-' 25 52 FV. 17 Printed y LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Reyrner also made a slashing motion to her throat with the knife, as if she was going to slit her throat . She pointed the tip of the knife at her abdomen and said that she would kill herself. Reyrner pointed the walking cane at Long Beach air support unit, FOX and yelled profanity at the helicopter. I immediately blocked eastbound and westbound traffic on 53rd Street between Linden and Elm Avenues. I approached several bystanders, which were standing on the sidewalk just west of E. 3rd Street , and asked them to leave the area . One of the subjects, later identified as Waynona Whitehurst, pointed to Reyrner and spontaneously stated to me , "She had been threatening to kill people around here for the past few days ." For further see Officer Hodge 's follow-up report . Officer B. Pak # 5586 responded to the scene and used the patrol unit PA system to talk to Reyrner. Officer Pak repeatedly asked Reyrner to put down the knife and allowed police officers to help her. Reyrner responded with more profanity and refused to put down the knife. Reymer continued making slashing motion at police officers , which were standing approximately 30 feet away . She continued thrusting the knife forward, up and down and side to side . She also threatened to kill Officer Eggum' s dog . While Officer Pak was talking to Reymer, Long Beach paramedics rescue unit #11 arrived at the scene and stood by on 53rd Street just west of Linden Avenue . While waiting for unit 3S40 Sgt. J. Stilinovich #5610 to respond to the scene with a less lethal bean bag shotgun, we established an emergency arrest team (EAT). I was designated to deploy the less lethal weapon system. I continued negotiating with Reymer, repeatedly asking her to put the knife down and allow us to help her . I stated to Reymer, "Is there anything I can say or do to make you put down the knife?" Reymer pointed her right middle finger at me and stated, "Fuck you, ugly mother fucker. You, can't help me ." Sgt . Stilinovich arrived at the scene and handed me a less lethal bean ba,.... eoho': un along wit.r a :�an,,_, ____ of les<> 1ethal rounds. I per�c:"1:i.llv '1 ·t--ed and loaded the le � ' � .... ,:.� b1can '-lag shotgur: with fivl cSS lecnal rounds . I positioned myself behind a green Chevy Vega , license plate , which wa s parked in front of E. 53rd Street . Officer D. Mendoza was my lethal cover officer and he was standing next to me on my right hand side . I was approximately 30 feet away from Reyrner . The EAT positioned themselves in front of the Chevy Vega . Sgt . Stilinovich stood next to the passenger side of the Chevy Vega and stated to Reyrner, "Hello my DIDl: 5675 OFFl : DO,T C-CLASS: DEADBODY DR: 010049876-013 PAGE 2 OF: 4 STAMP : 06/22/2001 1842 HOMl El\1or 1 gal �r>4, 'C 1 £ ·'>5 54 PM 18 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Printed y CLB jomagal 4/24 2019 ·25 58 PM "Beau Bag" Guidelines Factors to obtain and effectiveness with weapon: e · Distance • The subject's size and type of clothin& worn • Environmental conditions such as wind, temperature, or rain. Distance of Jess than 10 feet -Should be: used :uuks1 the subject's actions pose an immediate threat to cau &e death or serious injury and the only other option is deadly force. Dmaooe beyond 10 feet -Extremities should be considered the first target after an evaluation of the siu, clothing, and cnvironmenU!l conditions. If the disumce extends beygpd feet. it is recommended the area be center mllli. Disturbance) When Mobile Field Force is in a riotDUs situation, the Incident Commander, the mobile field force commanding officer or, in their absence, the l)latoon sergeant or squad sergeant may authorize its fol1owing projectiles are authorized addition the "Bean 12-Gauge Shotgun Single-Rubber Ball & Multi-Rubber Ball Projectiles The single-robber ball and multi-rubber ball projectiles are contained within a standard 12-gauge shotgun shell and designed to fired from a designated shotgun. Single-and multi-ball rubber projectile., to be: skip fired off the ground in of a crowd. The projectiles shall be deployed no less than l 0 feet and no more than 50 feet from the intended target. 37mm Multi-Rubber Ball Foam Projectiles The .:l,mm multl-ruboc,· ball proJectH• -.-: ::: i,r;,u, d w•th• a 3"7mm cannd5-e imd csi,gru;<i l · fired fr m a. 37"llm gas , •n. The projectiles shall be deployed no less than 10 feet and no more th.an 50 feet from the intended target. 4/24/2019 3:26 00 M A N U A L of tht Lonr Bead,. Police Dt.oarrmmt DETECTIVES to to CLB jomagal 4/24 2019 3. 6.C1 P'vl Follow-up to DR# 010049876 Interview with witness: , F/B, 5'8", Blk, Bro, 120, COL# Address: HM# - : Address: Business: She is the manager of her apartment complex Hm#: On 06/22/01, at approximately 1200 hours , Detective S. Jones and I, Detective M. McGuire assisted Homicide Detectives R. Birdsall and R. Conant with an in-custody death that had just occurred on 53rd Street in North Long Beach. We were assigned to interview potential witnesses of the incident and were directed to the south west corner of 53rd Street and Linden, where we contacted witnesses and . Due to the location of the incident , we interviewed the witnesses separately in our police vehicle, (Vehicle number 1704 ) which was located at the south east corner of 53rd Street and Linden . The following is a synopsis of the taped interviews with these witnesses . We interviewed witness first at 1230 hours . The following is a synopsis of her interview : Ms . said some friends had just dropped her off at 53rd street and Linden avenue . said she saw the police standing just west of her talking to the suspect who was sitt ing on the bottom portion of a truck brandi shing a knife. said the pol ice were calling the suspect by her name and begging her to drop the knife . said the police told the suspect they were going to shoot her with the beanbag shotgun if she didn't drop the knife. said the police talked to suspect for approximately 15-20 minutes trying to get her to put the knife down . de scribed the knife as being long and silver . said the suspect was telling the police to shoot her because she had terminal cancer . said the suspect was attempting to keep the police away from her by waving the kni fe around . said the police called out the dog for the suspect , but they wouldn't let the dog get to her . said while the police were talking to the police the truck came and that 's when they brought out the beanbag gun . said the police gave the suspect several warnings to drop the knife or she would be _shot with the beanbag gun . Pri nted by 606 P'v1 estimated that she was standing about 15-20 feet from the suspect when she was shot . said she saw the suspect throw the knife at the police and that 's when she was shot two times . said the suspect fell to the ground after the second shot . said the police weren't trying to kill the suspect, they were trying to help her . said after the suspect hit the ground, the police and paramedics rushed to her and administered CPR and first aid. said she heard the suspect tell the police that she had terminal cancer and she wanted them to kill her . estimates the incident lasted approximately one hour . said she didn't know the suspect, but she had seen her around the neighborhood . We conc luded our interview and contacted witness . during a taped interview. at approximately 1300 hours we related the following said she lives a couple of blocks away from the location when she heard the helicopters overhead and she came outside to see what was going on . said she walked from her residence on Atlantic Avenue to 53rd Street and Linden and she saw the police standing behind a car talking to the suspect who was across the street from them . said the suspect was across from the police sitting on the running board of a truck waving a kni fe back and forth. Although she could not hear what the police were saying to the suspect, said the police were trying to talk the suspect into dropping the knife and surrender. said the police brought out a shotgun that she recognized as a beanbag gun from watching television . said after talking to the suspect for a short time , the police shot at the suspect two times hitting the suspect in the left arm and chest area . said the suspect fell to the ground and the police and paramedics rushed to her side and started first aid and CPR. said after the police worked on the suspect for about fifteen minutes, the paramedics took her away . said she didn't think the police were trying to hurt the suspect , she believed they were trying to help her and the suspect was trying to get the police to kill her. said she didn't know the suspect . For further on both witness statements see the transcribed tape follow up . Pri nted by CLB\joriaq-4/:4/2018 - 2F 1 FM