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Luman Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 DR#: 980012412 SUPP: 000 DATE RPTD: 02/14/98 TIME RPTD: 1528 CRIME CLASS: 602.l(A)PC -TRESPASS; OBSTRUCT PUBLIC BUS LOCATION: W Pacific Coast Hy CITY: Long Beach DID#l: 5570 OFP#l NAME: FOSTER, J DID#2: OFP#2 NAME: FROM DATE: 02/14/98 TIME: 1528 TO DATE: TIME: UNIT: 4B4 CALL#: 980451019 CLERK: 7236 LOSS RPT: PROP RPT: Y SUS IN CUST: Y DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: LAB REQ: Y USE OP FORCE: Y LAB RESP: Y PHOTO Is TAKEN: y VIC INJ: TOTAL LOSS: REMARKS: 1, Officer involved shooting occurred rear of Pacific Avenue 2: 3: PERSON SUMMARY INV NAME BOOKING# s VIC REP VICTIM INVOLV SEX: SKIN: ADD: STATE: R DOB AGE BUSINE ADDRE STATE: REPORTING PARTY INVOL SEX: SKIN ADD: STAT BUSI ADDR AID A'IT JUI.SN BURO CAT CAV CCAT OWi DOMV PORG GANG HOM MCI MPBR NARC ROBB SBXC VC VICB IIJUI.R YS SUPV DID t::9 :::t:t I \0 CX> 0 0 ..... tJ ~ ..... tJ DIDl: 5570 OFFl: FOSTER,J Prin~ 602 .1<A>Pc I DR: 980012412.000 PAGE 1 OF: 5 0 STAMP : 02/17/1998 1051 HOMl 0 0 CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:24:53 AM LBPD ARREST REPORT STATE: BOOK#: I, Officer J . Foster #5570, was dispatched to West Pacific Coast Highway, , regarding an unwelcome subject. Dispatch stated that an unwelcome subject from a previous call I handled (Call No. 980450716) had returned to the business. The unwelcome subject was described as a male Black, 25 to 30 years old, wearing a checkered black and white shirt and jean shorts. Upon arrival, I observed the unwelcome subject standing on the southwest corner of the business under an awning and out of the rain. I drove in the south driveway of the business and approached the subject. I exited my vehicle and ordered the subject to walk to the front of my police car. I asked the subject, "Didn't I tell you to get out of here earlier?" The subject responded, "Hey man, I'm just trying to get some money." I ordered the subject into a standing modified search position and I felt that he was not complying. The subject kept both his arms to his sides. I grabbed the subject's left wrist and attempted to place it into a rear wrist lock. The subject immediately tensed up and straightened his left arm, thereby resisting my efforts to control him. I ordered the subject to put his right hand behind his head. As the subject began to raise his right arm, I could again feel him tensing up and pulling away from me . I began to twist the subject's left wrist harder in an attempt to gain control over his movement, but the subject was extremely strong and was able to resist my control hold. I ordered the subject for a second time to put his right hand behind his head and I asked him, "You don't have any weapons, do you?" As I finished this question, the subject lounged forward and broke free of my hold. The subject ran eastbound across Cedar Avenue on the south side of Pacific Coast Highway. My initial thought was that the unwelcome problem had been solved as the subject was now fleeing from the business; however, as I observed the subject running, I noticed that he was grasping his waistband with his left hand. From my previous training and experience, I know that this sort of behavior is consistent with someone carrying a handgun in their waistband. I notified Dispatch of the subject's description and location and stated that I believed he was carrying a concealed weapon . I returned to my patrol car and exited out the north driveway of the business and turned right to travel east on Pacific Coast Highway behind the fleeing suspect. I notified Dispatch that I could still see the LBPD ARREST REPORT suspect running and that he was now turning southbound to run in the north/south alley behind Pacific Avenue and Cedar Avenue. I noticed that the suspect was continuing to run with his left hand still holding his waistband. I was now certain that the suspect was running because he was holding a loaded firearm. I advised Dispatch to send me an assisting unit and due to the wet weather conditions . I asked that a unit be sent regular code. Unit 4B34, Officer J. Rios #5568, advised Dispatch that he was en route to assist. As I turned right to travel southbound in the alley behind the suspect, I noted that he was still in the alley and was now walking casually towards Doctor's Hospital,_ Pacific Avenue. I sped down the alley in an attempt to detain the suspect prior to his entering the hospital, however, he heard the sound of my engine and glanced over his shoulder to see me approaching. Upon seeing me, the suspect ran again, this time turning left to travel eastbound between the two buildings of Doctor's Hospital. I advised Dispatch of my observations and asked for my assisting unit to go to the corner of 17th Street and Pacific Avenue. As I turned left between the hospital buildings to follow the suspect, I temporarily lost sight of him. I continued east between the buildings eventually reaching the driveway that exits to Pacific Avenue. While stopped in the driveway, I observed Officer Rios in his patrol car traveling south on Pacific Avenue toward 17th Street. Upon passing me in the driveway, I observed the suspect run eastbound across Pacific Avenue behind Officer Rios' patrol car. I told officer Rios on the radio that the suspect was running behind him and I drove east across Pacific Avenue toward the suspect . I observed the suspect crouch behind the front of a parked van located on the east side of Pacific Avenue in front of a mini market . I drove my vehicle across the northbound lanes of Pacific Avenue and parked it pointing directly at the suspect. I noted that during the entire time the suspect was running, he was still clenching his left waistband with his left hand. I still believed that the suspect had a loaded gun in his waistband. I exited my car, pulled out my gun and pointed it at the suspect while yelling, "Stop, Police!" The suspect darted out from the front of the van and ran west across Pacific Avenue between my patrol car and Officer Rios, who was now driving north on Pacific Avenue. The suspect ran back toward Doctor's Hospital where I had just seen him. I feared that if the suspect had a loaded gun and ran into the hospital, he could easily take hostages or injure innocent people. QFFl: FOSTER,J CLB\ercuslo 1(1•HXlMS24:6B2..Ml (A) PC DR: 980012412 .000 PAGE 3 OF: 5 STAMP: 02/17/1998 1051 HOMl LBPD ARREST REPORT I chased the suspect on foot west across Pacific Avenue, eventually running through a parking lot on the north side of the hospital. The suspect turned left to travel south through a small outdoor corridor prior to reaching the alley. As I was running after the suspect, r continued to yell, "Freeze! Police! Stop! I think you have a gun." However, the suspect never broke stride and ~ontinued to run. As the suspect ran down the corridor, I temporarily lost sight of him again and only saw the very back of his jacket as he turned right to reenter the alley rear of the hospital. I continued to chase after the suspect and eventually turned right to enter into the alley. I made a wide sweeping turn as I began to enter the alley and pointed my gun southbound as I believed the suspect was fleeing toward 17th Street. As I entered the alley, I saw the suspect running southbound toward a series of large blue dumpsters and a parked maroon car. I was still yelling at the suspect to stop when I noticed that he was still clenching his left side. After yelling at the suspect, he immedi ately spun to the right with both his hands at waist level. There was no doubt in my mind that the suspect was now turning to fire a gun at me. I noted that several times during my pursuit, the suspect had looked over his shoulder, however, this was the only time the suspect had completely spun his hips and shoulders toward me . In fear for my life, I fired one round from my duty weapon at the suspect and stopped to take cover behind the hospital wall. The suspect immediately spun back around and ran into a parking lot rear of the apartment complex at - Cedar Avenue. Again I lost sight of the suspect. I could now hear Officer Rios approaching from behind me and I advised him of where I had last seen the suspect. Both Officer Rios and I continued southbound the alley toward the suspect's last known location; however, upon reaching the parking lot, we could not see the suspect anywhere. Fearing that the suspect may still be armed and running through the family homes in the area, Officer Rios began advised Dispatch where to send assisting units to establish a perimeter. Officer Rios and I continued to maintain our positions in the alley. Within a few minutes, we could hear Officer L. Cox #5370 on t he radio stating that the residents in the area were pointing out the suspect's location. Officer Cox stated that he could see the suspect hiding behind the dumpsters in the parking lot. Officer Cox ordered the suspect to stand and place his arms above his head. When the suspect complied, we could see the suspect's hands extend above the tall OFFl: FOSTER,J CLB\ercusto 1itLJ~g1~:5i;ic1!M 1 !A) PC DR: 980012412.000 PAGE 4 OF: 5 STAMP : 02/17/1998 1051 HOMl LBPD ARREST REPORT dumpsters. Officer Rios and I were joined in the alley by Officer M. McDonald #5666 and we maintained our positions while assisting units responded to Officer Cox. Within a few seconds, Officer W. Swaim #5462 and Officer J. Mercado #5563 .came into our view. They directed the suspect into a felony prone position. As the suspect lied face down on the ground with his arms extended, Officers Rios and McDonald and I circled around from behind the dumpsters. I advised all officers that I would be the handcuffing officer. I grabbed the suspect's left wrist in an authorized handcuffing technique and, prior to searching his waistband, I asked him, "Do you have a gun? Do you have a gun?" The suspect replied, "Yes, I have a gun." I noted that the suspect was resisting my control hold on his left wrist and was attempting to break free of my grasp. I asked for another officer .to cont rol the suspect's right arm and Officer McDonald grabbed the suspect's right arm and pulled it toward his back in an authorized control hold. I was able to cuff the suspect's left wrist, however , it took several seconds to cuff the suspect's right wrist, as he continued to resist against Officer McDonald's control hold. We were eventually able to handcuff the suspect and I rolled him onto his left side to pull what I believed was a gun out of his left waistband. As I patted down the waistband, I did not feel any objects on the suspect. I asked the suspect, "Where's the gun? Where's the gun?" After stuttering for a few seconds, the suspect replied, "I don't have a gun ." Officer Mercado stood the suspect up and walked him to his patrol car where he was seated in the back seat. Numerous units were now arriving on scene to assist and I was approached by Unit 4S39, Sergeant A. Tol #3962, who asked me to describe the scene of the shooting. We were eventually able to find the shell casing from my fired bullet in the alley near the opening between the two buildings of the hospital. I took a seat in a nearby patrol car and waited f o r Homicide detectives to respond to investigate the scene. FB: Officer J. Foster #5570 TB: D. Ragland #7236 [direct] Priro~d t'sY70 0 FF1, FosTER, J CLB\ercuslo 1~1~$25:~@A~l (Al PC DR: 980012412.000 PAGE 5 OF: 5 STAMP : 02/17/1998 1051 HOMl LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Robert M. Luman Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 980012412 SUPP: 003 DATE RPTD: 02/14/98 CRIME CLASS: 602 .1 (A) PC -TRESPASS; OBSTRUCT PUBLIC LOCATION: W Pacific Coast Hy DID#l: 5370 OFF#l NAME: COX,L DID#2: OFF#2 NAME: TIME RPTD: 1528 BUS CITY, Long Beach UNIT: 4B35 CLERK: 7236 VICTIM, susPECT: DIXON, Keilo Maurice CALL#: 980451019 DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: INV NAME WIT BOOK#: 5552532 GANG INVOL: PERSON SUMMARY WITNESS USE OF FORCE: INVO SEX: SKIN ADD, STAT BUSI ADDR STAT I, Officer L. Cox #5370 responded to Officer J. Foster's #5570 request for assistance in the area of Cedar Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway. Officer Foster advised that he was chasing a subject he believed had a gun. While en route, I heard assisting Officer Rios #5668 broadcast "Shots fired." Officer Rios immediately began setting up a perimeter from 17th Street to Pacific Coast Highway and from Chestnut Avenue to Pacific Avenue. I took up a perimeter position facing northbound in the north/south alley east of Cedar Avenue at the mouth of the alley at 17th Street. Upon arrival, I saw Officer Rios at the south end of the alley behind a garage holding a perimeter position. I observed Officer Foster just north of Officer Rios in the alley. t, ~ I \D (X) 0 0 ..... ~ ,-A-ID __ A_'IT __ All_SN __ IIUlt_G __ CA_T_CA_V_CCA_T_OWI __ DOMV __ ,O_RG...,GAIIG--HOM--,.-NC-I ""'M_P_ll""'NAR-C..-R-Ol-a..-S_IIX_C.,.....VC_,,..V-IC-R..-W-AllR-..--YS"""T"-----,----S-UPV-C-10--, .,::.. ..... L--L.---IL...-....L..---1-...L..----1-...L..--1,-...L.......1.--'---1.--'-.....L-.&....--.&.--'--...... -.,__ ....... _.._ ___ ...._ ___ __, ~ OFFl: COX,L CLB\ercusto 10 ~/2tWSS25:6tl.2Ml (Al PC DR: 980012412-003 STAMP: 02/17/1998 I PAGE 1 OF: 4 0 1105 HOMl 0 w LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT I contacted both Officers Rios and Foster and asked them what happened. Officer Foster advised me that he was chasing a subject with a gun and that he had fired one round at the suspect. I walked west of the garages when a male juvenile, later identified as witness , waved to me and pointed into the parking lot behind his house. I looked through a chain link fence north and saw a male black wearing a black and white checked jacket crouched down behind a trash dumpster in the parking area. I ordered the subject, later identified as defendant Keilo DIXON, to place his hands up in the air. Defendant DIXON stood up and had both hands at his side. I again ordered him to place both hands up in the air where I could see them and I told him that I thought he had a gun. Defendant DIXON raised his right hand, but kept his left hand down by his side. I ordered him again to place both hands in the air, telling him I thought he had a gun and I would shoot him if he lowered his hands. Defendant DIXON raised both hands above his head and I directed assisting officers to defendant DIXON'S location, at which time, defendant DIXON was taken into custody. I was contacted by Sergeant A. Tol #3962, who advised me I would be handling the Incident Report on this call. Sergeant Tol directed Officer J. Mercado #5563 to remove the defendant from the scene and transport him to the station. I contacted assisting Officer W. Swaim #5462 and directed him to contact and obtain a statement. I secured the crime scene in the alley and put up yellow police tape. I contacted Officer Foster and asked him to direct me to the area he fired his round from. He walked me down to the east/west alley located between Long Beach Doctor's Hospital and the medical suites where I conducted a search for his spent shell casing. I was able to locate the casing near the center of the alley and I directed Officers. Van Duin #5612 to stand guard over the evidence. Officer Swaim interviewed witness who said he was sitting in his brother's van in the parking lot watching television. When he got out of the van, he saw a police officer standing next to the fence, who asked him if he had seen a male black with a checkered shirt. Witness said he told the police officer, "No," but when witness turned around, he saw the defendant hiding by the trash dumpster. Witness said he yelled at another police officer (determined to be me, Officer Cox) and pointed out the defendant. During the investigation, I recontacted witness and he told me the same story. I asked him if he heard any shots, and he told me he Pri~t iw7 0 0FF1: cox,L CLB\ercusto HrH~l~s~91\J-(A) PC DR: 980012412-003 PAGE 2 OF: 4 STAMP: 02/17/1998 1105 HOMl LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT heard one shot fired . I asked him if he heard anyone yelling either before or after the shot, and he said, "No ." He went on to say he did not know anything was going on until an unidentified police officer asked him if he saw a male black with a checked shirt . I also contacted two small children in the residence who were identified as , and . I asked them if they heard anything and they both said they heard one shot, but did not see or hear anything else. When I arrived on scene, prior to the defendant being taken into custody, there was a heavy overcast of clouds and a light rain. At the time the incident occurred, it was still daylight and there were no external lights on either in the alley or any of the buildings outside. The area where the incident occurred is primarily residential with one and two story buildings along Cedar Avenue. There is an adult continuation school at the north end of Cedar Avenue at Pacific Coast Highway. The east side of the alley off Pacific Avenue is comprised of the Long Beach Doctor's Hospital, which is a two story building, and medical suites. This incident began at West Pacific Coast Highway, , which is located on the southwest corner of Pacific Coast Highway and Cedar Avenue. There is a parking lot on the west side of the check cashing business and a drive-up check cashing window located on the south side of the business. The initial chase began at and proceeded eastbound along Pacific Coast Highway, and then southbound in the alley east of Cedar Avenue from Pacific Coast Highway. The chase then went through the alley located between Long Beach Doctor's Hospital, Pacific Avenue, and the medical suites located at to Pacific Avenue and onto Pacific Avenue. The foot pursuit then ensued and the defendant fled through the parking lot on the north side of the medical suites, then south through a walkway, then back eastbound in the alley between the medical suites and Long Beach Doctor's Hospital. The defendant then turned southbound in the alley. The defendant turned toward Officer Foster while he was near a red vehicle just located in the parking lot at the rear of the apartment complexes located at - Cedar Avenue. Officer Foster had just entered the alley and was between Long Beach Doctor's Hospital and the medical suites when he fired one round at the defendant. Officer Foster lost sight of the defendant when he fled into this parking lot. PrirWed ~o/70 ~Fn = cox, L CLB\ercusto 1n1~;;25:~f fi,11i (A) PC DR: 980012412-003 PAGE 3 OF: 4 STAMP: 02/17/1998 1105 HOMl LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT This parking lot services the apartment complexes from to Cedar Avenue, which are both two story buildings. It also services two single story residences at and West 17th Street. On the east side of the parking lot off the alley, there is a detached four unit garage with the garage doors facing the alley. There were several vehicles parked in this lot at the time of the incident. On the north end of the detached garages, there were four· large trash dumpsters. The defendant was located crouched down behind the westernmost trash dumpster from the alley, between the dumpster and a car. I was contacted by Officer R. Foster #2807, who advised me he had found the location where Officer J. Foster's round had struck. Officer R. Foster then took me to a set of garages at Cedar Avenue and pointed to a fresh bullet impact mark, approximately 1 1/2 to 2 inches horizontally in length, in the stucco above the garage door. Officer R. Foster also showed me fresh stucco debris directly below the bullet impact. Officers M. McDonald #5666, J. Stilinovich #5610 and J. Rios #5668 were directed to search both the alley and the parking area where the defendant was taken into custody for the defendant's outstanding firearm. Lab Technician D. Krueck #7888, Unit Ll5, responded and took photographs of the crime scene. Homicide Detectives J. Boston #2976 and R. Hamand #2969 responded to conduct their investigation. Officer K. Bradburn #5445 responded to the scene and drew the sketch of the incident. After Lab Technician Krueck photographed the crime scene, Officer Van Duin recovered the spent shell casing and gave it to me. I retained it in my possession until later placing it into police Evidence . FB: Officer L. Cox #5370 TB: D. Ragland #7236 [direct) Pr nieri y,o DFF1: cox,L CL8\Ncus1 <:1,c~s: qQ~ 1 (Al PC DR: 980012412-003 PAGE 4 OF : 4 STAMP: 02/17/1998 1105 HOMl ~EVIDENCE □FOUND I O L0ST PROPERTY □RECOVERED OITICER IllVOLVED S1-KXYI'It-r. □MISSING INVENTORY O PRINTS 0 SAFEKEEPING O BL00D/HAZMAT 0 PRISONER'S O FREEZER jSEX L.B.P.D. PROPERTY REPORT PAGE 1 of_l_ PD 2240.00ll(A) (REV 8/20/96) IRACE ID.0 .B. !OP LIC, I DRI l SUPPI 980012412 .003 [ LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE R/0 Pacific Avenue IDATEfTtJIE OCCURRED 02/14/98 1528 lCRIME CLASS 602.l(A)PC IPHONE, I VICTM IAD0RE W. Pacific Coast Highway I OWNER ISEX [RACE !D.0 .8. r@LICI !ADDRESS [FINDER SEX !RACE ID.0 .8. !OP UC I !ADDRESS I SUSPECT #1 DIXON, Keilo I SEX M I RACE ID.O.B. IB0OKI jSUSPECT 12 B ~2/25/13 555253~ I ITEM ilNV0LV DATE 1 02/14/98 ' ARTICLE (NO GUNS) lBRAND {NO GUNS) Shell Casing W-W MODEL SERIALI [MAKE(GUNS ONLY) lOWNERAPPLIEO, TYPE-CAT(GUN) ICAL18ER !MATERIAL < > < J • 45 !SIZE COLOR DESCRIPTION Silver ____ One_.45 auto shell casioo !REMARKS , , , Found in alley rear of Pacific Avenue by we 'ITEM ilNVOLV DATE rRTICLE (NO GUNS) 1 BRANO (NO GUNS) 'MODEL 'SERIAL/I l OWNER APPLIED, [MAKE(GUNS ONLY) TYPE-CAT(GUNS) I CALl8ER I MATERIAL ( ) ( ) 1 SIZE rOLOR I DESCRIPTION !REMARKS 'ITEM 1 INVOLV DATE !ARTICLE (NO GUNS) l BRANO (NO GUNS) IMAKE(GUNS ONLY) TYPE-CAT{GUNS) !CALIBER !MATERIAL ( ) ( ) I MODEL ISERIALII lOWNERAPPLIEO, 1 SIZE rOLOR rESCRIPTION !REMARKS ITEM ilNVOLV DATE !ARTICLE (NO GUNS) lBRAND (NO GUNS) [MAKE(GUNS ONLY) TYPE-CAT(GUNS) I CALIBER I MATERIAL ( ) ( ) l MODEL I SERIAL, l OWNER APPLIED, !SIZE-I COLOR I DESCRIPTION [REMARKS lSEX !NARRATION I t em #1 was r ecovered by Officers. Van Duin arrl~ g!ven to ire. I placed it into evidence. I EVIDENCE/BOOKING OFFICER L . Cox l OIDI 5370 tSSISTING OFFICER IPHONEI [PHONE I 'RACE ID.0.8. IBOOKI I QUtTITY I VALUE I QUANTITY I VALUE I QUANTITY I VALUE !QUANTITY I VALUE l OIO# ~ ---co ~ ..0 r-0 "P 8i ~ _. :::: C;::: -.;;;:---:g a... ~ CD ....J (.) LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION OR#: 980012412 SUPP: 012 DATE RPTD: 02/14/98 TIME RPTD: 1528 BUS Robert M. Luman Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 CRIME CLASS: 602 .1 (A) PC -TRESPASS; OBSTRUCT PUBLIC LOCATION: W Pacific Coast Hy 010#1: 5445 OFF#l NAME , Bradburn,K 010#2 : OFF#2 NAME: crTY, Long Beach UNIT: 4C62 CLERK: 7481 vrcrrM, susPECT , DIXON,Keilo Maurice DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: CRIME SCENE LEGEND 1) Officer'• Shell Casing CALL#: 980451019 BOOK#: 5552532 GANG INVOL: USE OF FORCE: 334' 7" South of the South Curb of Pacific Coast Highway 176' 7" West of the West Curb of Pacific Avenue A) Bullet Strike on Wall 435' 0" South of the South Curb of Pacific Coast Highway 185' 3" West o f the West Curb of Pacific Avenue B) suspect'• Location When He Turned Toward Officer 451' 5" South of t he South Curb of Pacific Coast Highway 185' 1" West of the West Curb of Pacific Av enue C) Location of Suspect When Arrested 491' 7" South of the South Cur b of Pacific Coast Highway 214 ' 7" West of the West Curb of Pacific Avenue FB: Of ficer K. Bradburn #5445 TB: S. J. 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Luman Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCI_DENT INFORMATION OR#: 980012412 SUPP: 009 DATE RPTD: 02/14/98 CRIME CLASS: 602.l(A)PC -TRESPASS; OBSTRUCT PUBLIC LOCATION, W Pacific Coast Hy OIO#l: 5604 OFF#l NAMB: O'DOWD,P DID#2: OPP#2 NAMB : TIME RPTD: 1528 BUS CITY, Long Beach UNIT: 1C37 CLBR.K: 7074 VICTIM: susPECT, DIXON, Keilo Maurice CALL#: 980451019 BOOK#: 5552532 DOM VIOL: JUVB ARR.: GANG INVOL: USB OF FORCB: PERSON SUMMARY I NV NAME WIT WIT WIT INVO S EX: SKIN: ADo, STAT BUSI ADoR BOOKING# s R 008 AGE WITNBSS STAT I NV SE SKI AD ST Bu AD WITNBSS ST RE 1 , 2: \0 Q) 0 0 .... "' .-----,---,----,,---,----,,--_.-,-_.---,--,---,.--,-"""'T--r-"""T-T"""--r-r---r-r-----,--:S::'."t/~=-=o::t0:---1 ~ AID "TT AIISII lt/aC CAT CAV CCAT Olll D0NV POltO QMIO 110N NCI NPD NAAC ROH sac vc VIC:S -YS •• 'OFFl: 0 ' DOWD, P CLB\ercu,to<l'l4<i:GASS :2!ii~llll lA) PC DR: 980012412-009 STAMP: 02/17/1998 .... ~ I PAGE l OF: 5 0 0825 HOM2 0 \0 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT 3: IN S S A S B A S RE 1, 2: 3: At approximately 1640 hours on February 14, 1998, I, Officer P. O'Dowd #5604, working Unit 1C37, was dispatched to at W. Pacific Coast Highway in order to obtain witness statements. Upon arrival, I contacted victim , who . Victim told me that while working at one of the teller windows at today, she had several customers complain to her about a male black subject who was harassing them for money in the parking lot. They said the subject seemed "very strange" and he caused them to fear for their safety. Victim saw a male black, approximately 5'7" tall, medium build, shaved head, no facial hair, wearing a black and white Pendleton shirt o r jacket with blue jean shorts, standing in front of her business. She watched as he approached several customers on their way into the business . Victim asked witness , who also works at , to go outside and tell the subject to leave. Witness went outside and talked with the subject, however, the subject refus ed to· leave . Victim called the police (Call #716). Victim walked into the back room where she took care of a few business related tasks. When she returned to the front, the subject was gone. Her co-workers told her that police had come and made the subject leave the property. Approximately 45 minutes to one hour later, victim saw the same subject panhandling in the parking lot again. She watched as the subject approached a car in the parking lot, inside o f which was a female occupant. The subject then walked away from the car and followed Prirdtad: b;jo4 OFF1, o·oowo,P OR: 980012412-009 PAGE 2 OF: 5 CLB\ercusto HH-<2~25:-61)~ l (A) PC STAMP: 02/17/1998 0825 HOM2 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT several customers from their cars right up to the front door of , apparently asking them for money. Victim called the police for the second t i me (Call #1019 ). Minutes later, Victim saw a black and white police vehicle park along the south side o f , facing westbound. A male off icer in full uniform exited the dr iver's seat of the police vehicle and walked to the fron t of the car. The off i cer spoke with the subject who was on the north side of the car near the southwest cor ner of , while the officer stood on the south side o f the car. The subject was apparently "pretending to be sick," grabbing his stomach with bot h hands and bending over. Suddenly, the subject ran eastbound. Victim saw the office~ begin talking i nto his h and held radio while walking eastbound after the subject . The officer was out of victim sight for approximately ten minutes. When he returned to the police vehicle, he got in and drove westbound through the parking lot and then southbound in the alley just west of . Approximately fifteen minutes later, victim saw police vehicles "all over t he place." Victim saw neither the officer nor subject draw a gun and did not hear any gunshots. I spoke with witness , who is employed . Witness told me that he arrived at work today at approximately 1130 hours. Witness stated that while he was working, victim asked him to go outside and tell a panhandler to leave the property. Witness described the subject as a male black, 5 '6" -5'7" tall, medium build, shaved head, no facial hair, wearing a black and white Pendleton jacket and blue denim shorts. Witness went into the parking lot and explained to the s ubj ect that it was illegal for him to loiter or panhandle in the parking lot and asked the subject to leave. The subject mumbled something about not bothering anybody and appeared to have a ~strange look" on his face. Witness went back inside the business while the subject continued harassing customers in the parking lot. Victim then ca lled the police. Witness saw a black and white police vehicle drive into the parking lot. The officer in the car contacted the subject near the alley just west of , apparently telling him to leave the property. The subject walked westbound in the lot away from and out of witness sight and the police vehicle left the scene. Pn ~ h om1 'f 5'604 OFFl: 0' OOWD , P CL8\ercus, C: er.Bi; 602.l(A)PC OR: 980012412-009 PAGE 3 OF: 5 STAMP : 02/17/1998 0825 HOM2 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Approximately 45 minutes later, the same subject returned and resumed harassing customers in the parking lot. After receiving several customer complaints regarding the subject's behavior, victim called the police for the second time. Witness saw a police officer park a black and white police vehicle on the south side of the business, facing westbound in the parking lot. Witness watched as the officer got out of the car, however, he was busy helping customers at his window and did not see anything further. Seconds later, witness heard his co-workers saying that the subject had run from the police but he did not take note of the officer's actions subsequent to that. Approximately fifteen minutes later, witness saw polic_e cars arriving in the area. Witness did not see the officer or the subject holding a weapon and did not hear any gunshots. I also spoke with witness , who is employed as a teller at . She said that when she arrived at work today at approximately 1130 hours, she was approached by a male black subject, 5'6" -5'8" tall, medium build, shaved head, no facial hair, wearing a black and white Pendleton shirt and blue denim shorts, in the parking lot, asking her for money. Witness refused to give the subject money and walked inside the business. While working at her window, witness was approached by several customers who pointed at the same subject through the front window, complaining that the subject was panhandling. They added that they were afraid of the subject because pe seemed "weird.n Witness watched as the subject followed one of the female customers to her car, apparently asking for money. Victim then called the police. Witness did not see the police contact the subject the first time, however, she noticed that the subject was no longer in the parking lot. Approximately 30 minutes later, witness saw the same subject in the parking lot approaching customers as they walked toward . Victim again called the police. Witness saw a police officer park a marked black and white police vehicle along the south facing window of , facing westbound . She saw an officer get out of the car and say something to the subject, who was now standing near the southwest corner of the building. Witness saw the subject run eastbound in the parking lot and out of sight. She sa~ the officer begin talking into his hand held radio while walking eastbound after the subject, out o f sight. Approximately one minute later, the police officer returned to his car Prb,mp ~3"4 OFFl : CLB\ercuslo(!L1dt?i(sfsp ~:o1z':I-~ (A) PC O'DOWD,P DR: 980012412-009 STAMP : 02/17/1998 PAGE 4 OF: 5 0825 HOM2 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT and got in the driver's seat . Witness was helping customers at the time of the incident and did not see the police officer leave the scene. When she looked outside approximately thirty seconds later, she saw "cop cars everywhere." Witness did not see the police officer or the subject with a weapon in his hand and did not hear any gunshots. Finally, I spoke with witness , who is employed . She saw a male black subject, 5'7 " tall, medium build, shaved head, no facial hair, wearing a black and white Pendleton shirt or jacket with blue denim shorts, standing in the parking lot, harassing customers. Victim called the police regarding the subject. Witness saw a black and white police vehicle pull up along side the south facing window of . The officer parked the car and exited. The police officer began speaking with the subj ect and asked him to step over to the side of the parking lot. Witness began helping a customer at her window, and when she looked up the subject in question was gone. She saw the police officer walking eastbound through the parking iot and out of sight . Five seconds later, t he officer returned to his car, began talking on the radio and drove westbound in the parking lot and then southbound in the alley just west of . Witness did not see the police officer or the subject holding a weapon in his hand, and she did not hear any gunshots. Victim told me that had been officially posted for "No Trespassing," however,· the signs had been stolen from the front of the building. Victim knows that are against panhandling, loitering and trespassing, and as the responsible party for the business, she wished to place the subject under private person's arrest. I provided her with a private person's arrest form, which she signed. Victim is willing to prosec ute. I contacted the customers who .were inside the business at the time of my arrival, however, none of them had been inside during the incident and had not seen anything. Filed/Typed by: Officer P. O'Dowd #5604 • r, • f6Ior\J 5604 OFFl: O'DOWD,P OR: 980012412-009 PAGE 5 OF : 5 CLB\ercuslcxJ~tJLA\SS?:2602'-'I1/1{A) PC STAMP: 02/17/1998 0825 HOM2 c~ C/X OO I) Li i 2. • , ---....-~........________ --es i a~ ng ¼: \ ,'-:~/ pursuant ~o ✓ Section 837 of the Penal Code of the State ·of California, have c~ame of ?ri soner) for: l. ~ public offense cornnitted or atteffll)ted i n my presence. 2. The colffllission of a felony, although not in my presence. 3. The colffllis.sion of a felony, and I have reasonable cause for believing the person an-ested to have co11111itted it. ar .. ested rlursuant to Section 837 of the Penal Code of th1 Statt of Caltfornia, I hereby deliver· ,._...----.,.....,...-,---.-----to ----""l""':"'-.-~~-------' a i:eace (Nam• of Prisoner) (Off1cer ·s Name) officer of the Long Beach Polfce Department. r understand that by signing this r9port, I am transftrriitg the person I have arrest!d to the Long Beach Polfce Department for processing fn court. This arrest ~as been made by 111• based solely upon events that have occurred in my p"s•~c• before the officers ' arrival. As ·such, I understand that this arrest will not be made unless I take ~~i s acti on, and I hereby agree to appear fn court to testify on this matter when requested ~o do so. Original filed with arrest report. Copy to citizen. Dated: ;J/4tf Ir f! J '"4 ITNESSES: (Offfcer) Data/Ti ma t Business Address -· Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:25:46 AM hone) LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT BOOKING ANO PROPERTY RECORD Have VD Ha°"e Hepa11t1s fcs No [J r CJ ...., BOOt<ING NO LOC BKD DR LIC NO "-RRESTEE S NAME !LAST. FIRST MIDDLE) MAURTCt. ADDRESS SEX DESC HAIR M. EYES BS:J err,, HEIGHT WEJGHT BIRTHDATE 5 AO ., , 190 VEH UC NO STATE RPT 01ST AKA/NICKNAME BIATHPI.ACE 9111 DR NO. 980012412 AG"Y OR DETAIL ARRESTING DATE & TIME ARRESTED 2-· 4 -98 i 5 4 7 LOCATION OF ARREST :~,/G CEDAR CHARGE 602.i(A)PS M JAIL LOC ,_BFS ARRAIGN DATE TIME 00-00-00 0000 COURT OBSERVABLE PHYSICAL ooomES EMPLOYER [ARM OR PERSON'S NAME. CITY & PHONE NO) TIME BKD 5 AD CHG '( 6 2126 TOTAL BAIL ~W t-<AIL 8 WARR. COMM. NO. 9 !....., Have T8 :J Eve, Have TB 0 u Arrest Report Have O·aoe1es ,' LJ ADDITIONAL AKA SIATE On Probation / Parole Yes No Office ______________ _ Officer _____________ _ PRISONER"S SIGNATURE WHEN BOOKED X ·o OCCUPATION CLOT111NG WORN LOCATION OR DISPOSITION Of' ~ICU: BLK/WHIPLDS~RT,BLUSHT,BLKTSHS ,2 ARRESTING OFFICER FOSTE R 5570 BOOl<lNG EMPLOYEE LIWANAG 7030 PROPERTY CASH DEPOSITED PROPERTY 0.00 E~T,CDC CARD. I ., Additional Charges Level t:5:.-:. :i=•c FTA AFTER WRITTE M '. ~ 364HS ;=·oss CO NTROLLED M 3056F'C: PAROLE VIOLA TION F ~li tect&y;· 7 CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:25:47 AM SEAACHING OFFICER TRANSPORTING OFFICER MERCADO 00556 MERCADO 0055&J ·s PRISONER'S SIG FOR REC-T OF FOREGOING CA5" & PROPERTY X ·a I ;•SONER'S SIG. FOR REC'T OF REMAINING CASH & PROPERTY 20 Warrant# Court Bail 3 ·t 7 948194 1 LBH 1 358. 00 3179481 '741 ;_Bl-I 0 .00 J 40374 NO BAIL I SUPV DID LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION OR#: 980012412 SUPP: 005 DATE RPTO: 02/14/98 TIME RPTO: 1528 BOS Robert M. Luman Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 CRIME CLASS: 602 .1 (A) PC -TRESPASS; OBSTRUCT PUBLI C LOCATION: W Pacifi c Coast By OIOU: 5563 OFF#l NAME: MERCADO ,J DID#2: OFF#2 NAME: CITY: Long Beach UNIT: 4Bl CLERK : 7236 VICTIM: susPECT: DIXON, Keilo Maurie• DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: I NV NAME ARR DIXON, Keilo Maurice CALL#: 1019 BOOKI: 5552532 GANG INVOL: PERSON SUMMARY BOOKING# S R 5552532 M B ARRESTEE USE OF FORCE: DOB AGE 12/25/73 24 INVOLVEMENT: ARR DATE: 02/14/98 NAME: DIXON,Keilo Maurice SEX: M RACE: B DOB: 12/25/73 HGT: 509 WGT: 190 HAIR: BLlt EYE: BRO SKIN: Aoo: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: TYPE: BUSINESS NAME: BUS TYPE: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: BOOKI: 5552532 While working Unit 4B1 , I, Officer J . Mercado #5563 assisted Unit 4B4 , Officer J. Foster #5570 on an unwelcome call at West Pacific Coast Highway. While en route, Officer Foster advised, via dispatch, t hat the subject he had detained fled southbound. Officer Foster described the subject as a male/black, wearing a black and white checkered shirt and blue denim shorts . Officer Foster announced over the air that the subject was running southbound t~e alley between Ceda r Avenue and Pacific Avenue from Pacific Coast Highway and was reaching into his waistband, possibly reaching f or a weapon . Upon arriving on scene, Officer Foster broadcasted that he had just shot at the suspect, who was last seen running into the parking lot rear of Cedar Avenue. AID ATT ARSN BllRG CAT CAV CCAT CHAii llQIV FORG GANG HCtl MCI HPER NARC ROIIB S!XC VC VICE 11>.RR YS SUPV 010 '° (J) 0 0 i,-a I\) .,:. i,-a I\) p ri h+r~~--1-__J'---.L.......1----'----1-----JL....-....__...1----'----L----JL....-....___,_____,___,__----J_..__...L.... __ ___J ___ _.. I CLB\ercusto O\Iil))jJ20 ~~6:4 9AM OFFl: MERCADO,J OR: 980012412-005 PAGE l OF: l O C-CLASS: 602.l(A)PC STAMP: 02/14 /1998 2300 R&DR ~ LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Dispatch asked for a unit to take up a position at 17th Street and Cedar Avenue, and I advised that I was at that location . While maintaining my position at the perimeter, I heard Officer Cox #5370, Unit 4835 , shouting that he spotted the suspect hiding behind a car in the parking lot rear of Cedar Avenue. The residents at Cedar Avenue allowed me to enter their apartment to gain access to the rear of Cedar Avenue . Officer W. Swaim #5462, Unit 485 and I found the suspect hiding between a car and a trash bin in the parking lot. At gun point, we ordered the male/black, who was wearing a black and white checkered shirt and blue denim shorts, to lay face down on the ground. After the suspect laid face down, Officers Foster and McDonald, M. #5666 handcuffed the suspect . As Officer Foster was handcuffing the suspect , I heard him ask, "Do you have the gun?" and the suspect answe red, "Yes". Officer Foster searched the suspect for weapons and did not find any. Sgt. A. Tol then asked me to escort the defendant, later identified as Dixon, Keilo, to my car and transport him to jail. While en route to Long Beach Police Department, Men's Jail, the defendant spontaneously stated, "I was just running cause I just got outta jail and I ain't fix' to go back. I don't know why you guys tried to shoot me, I didn't have no gun and the only reason I kept my hands tucked in my front was to hold my buckle and keep my pants from falling . He thought I had a gun didn't he? You ain't pinning that shit on me". While in Booking, the defendant submitted to an intoxilizer breath test, which resulted in a reading of .00/.00 Officer Cox contacted Parole Officer B. Paul, who placed a parole hold on the defendant for violation of Penal Code 3056. The defendant was then booked as charge d and released into the custody of Men's Jail personnel. TYPED BY: D. Ragland 17236, 02/14/98, direct Pri g!ffi.q ~b oFn : MERcADo, J CLB\ercusto tti ~g~56()2\M (A) PC DR:. 980012412 005 PAGE 2 OF: l STAMP: 02/14/1998 2300 R&DR Printed by INTOXILYZER PRECAUTIONARY CHECKLIST LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT ------------------------------------------------------------SUBJECT LAST NAME FIRST INITIAL VIOLATION BOOKING NO. "'v-1·· :;,,, ;,,, . / •.:--:. "V / ,"-.. ------------------------------------------------------------PREPARING FOR TEST . l. ~) Continuously observe the subject tor twenty minutes prior to the test; during this time the subject must not injest alcholic beverage• or other fluids, regurgitate, vomit, eat or smoke. 2. t ·) Display is lit -instrument is to be lett on at all times. 3. (\,} Attix a new, clean mouthpiece to the breath tubing. sanit~ry practices require a clean mouthpiece tor each subject tested. prompt reads "READY TO START" 4. ~) Momentarily depress the start test s. (\cl Insert card print side up attached reads'"INSERT CARD" button. ~ edge in. Prompt) 6. () Driving related offenses require that the subject submit at least two breath samples that agree within 0.020, B.A.( blood alcohol). TEST PROCEDURE: FOLLOW DIRECTIONS ON THE DIGITAL DISPLAY 7. ti..) Allow the air blank.to be completed prompt reads "AIR BLAN!(. ###11 a.· N) Advise the ~ubject to take a breath and blow into the mout&piece until th• tone stops. prompt reads "PLEASE BLOW INTO THE MOUTHPIECE UNTIL THE TONE STOPS. PLEASE BLOW" . ,, 9 . ~) If the ■ample is accepted the BA level will appear on the.display. It not follow prompt "PLEASE BLOW" (Flashing 1 "PLEASE BLOW" indicate■ an inadequate ■ample was delivered:. Have the subject blow again.) } 10. (V) Allow the air blank to be completed. Prompt reads "AIR 'awx• .••• " 11. Cvf Advise the subject to take a breath and blow into the mouthpiece until the tone stops. Prompt reads "PLEASE BLOW INTO MOUTHPIECE UNTIL THE TONE STOPS. PLEASE BLOW" 12. ~j It the sample is accepted, th• BA level will appear on the display. It not follow prompt "PLEASE BLOW" (Flashing "PLEASE BLOW" indicates an inadequate sample was delivered. Have the subject blow again.) CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:25:51 AM • ft !. ~ 0 ';!? 0 a: w a, ~ z ~ a: 0 ... ~ w 8 w V) I ... ~ :::, w 0 iii V) :f ... • 13 r.V) Allow the air blank to be completed. Prompt reads II AIR"BLANK. # # # It 14 () If the results of the two breath samples vary by more than .02, repeat steps 11 ( ), 12 ( }, 13 { ). 15 6/) Complete the card with; the subject's name, In~dxilyzer unit letter, time first observed, operator's name, location ot instrument, attach the card to th• precautionary checklist. 16 ~~ Enter the following information in the appropriate Intoiilyzer log book with; the subject'■ naae, in■trument unit letter, date, time, operator•• name, and result■• Complete th• precautionary checklist with; the operator's name, photo#, date and unit letter. 17 (X) Following proper sanitary practice■ reaove and discard the mouthpiece. Th• in■trument i■ to be left on. ! :. -· :, ; -" ~ -, ., ,·. ,·, u"'I n J-, :. J .. " .. .. . . ~ "' z .. j ...• ,·, <l._ ! _, ... J ::• .. ~:• ~ -·• -·--... ~ er: I ·.:, ;; ··• ..J i -,_;1 .... I ' i:: -~ l: .:. ; l . C• •·L J ~ 1 • .l :, y \, II! 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I understand each of these rights explained to me. _Y.__?:_:S_. ___ _ 6. I wish to discuss the matter with Detective(s) /2 . /f;::i-,r,,,,,.,._;D and ..J . 'J3 O.S--r-c, ...J . Any statements I make at this time are free and voluntary, with no promise of leniency or reward. SIGNED: WITNESS rNVESTIGA TlNG DETECTIVES: DATE P ri nte~ 'b'Y"~ CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:25:53 AM • PHOTO ,;z. t7 (:, I<. PHOTO _;)_~_"_1 __ TIME: ---'""c?:_e>_S_'l_. __ _ LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Robert M. Luman Chief of Police Records Inquiry: ( 562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 980012412 SUPP: 011 DATE RPTD: 02/14/98 CRIME CLASS, 6 0 2 . 1 (A) PC -TRESPASS; OBSTRUCT PUBLIC LOCATION, W Pacific Coast Hy DID#l: 2976 OFF#l NAME: Boston,J S oro#2, 2969 0FF#2 NAME, Hamand, R T TIME RPTD : 1528 BOS CITY: Long Beach UNIT: DH6 CLERK : 7481 VICTIM, CALL#: 970451019 susPECT, DIXON, Keilo Maurice BOOK#: 5552532 DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: GANG INVOL: USE OF FORCE: On Saturday, February 14, 1998, at 2059 hours Detective Hamand and I contacted the defendant Keilo DIXON in the third floor Homicide interview room. I advised the defendant of his Constitutional rights by reading him PD form 1000.008 . The defendant stated that he heard and understood his rights and signed the form. He said he would talk with detectives. I asked the defendant if he remembered the officer telling him to leave earlier in the day. The defendant said he remembered the officer telling him this and he left the check cashing store. He said he returned later because he was trying to get out of the rain. He said he remembered the officer coming back, but he could not remember what he said to the officer. I asked him why he ran from the officer and he said he was on parole and did not want to go back to prison. I asked defendant DIXON why he kept his left hand in his waistband as he ran and he said he could not remember doing that. He said that, if he did keep his hand there, it was because he was trying to hold his pants up. He said he did not have a belt and, when he runs, his pants fall down. I observed that the defendant was wearing baggy shorts that were obviously too big for him and he did not have a belt to hold them up. The defendant said he was running southbound in the alley away from the officer and he heard the officer say, "Stop or I'll shoot!" He said he cut sharply to his right towards a parking lot with trash cans in it when he heard a gunshot. He said he hid behind the trash cans and then he heard a cop order him to put his hands up . He said he looked around and saw that he could not go anywhere, so he put his t1 ~ I ~ (X) 0 0 t-' l\.) r---r---,--,---,--,--""T"-r---r---,--,---,--,--""T"-r---r---,--.-"""T---~-r-=s--r-----,--=su=PV'.""'.D::'.ID::---, ~ AID ATI' ARSN BURG CAT CAY CCAT CIIA8 DOMV POllO GANO HOM MCI MPH NAllC ROH sue vc VICI NARR y Pri~tod h v 001: 291'~ OFFl: Boston, J S CLB\ercust°c1JtY3lli'~ [2g~1. (A) PC t-' l\.) I DR: 980012412-011 PAGE l OF: 2 0 STAMP: 02/17/1998 0930 HOMl t-' t-' LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT hands up and complied with the officer's orders. I asked DIXON if he had a gun and he said that he did not have a gun. I asked him if he told the officers that he had a gun and he said, "No." He said the officer asked him twice, "Where's the gun at? Give it up," and he told the officer that he did not have a gun . The defendant advised me that he was on parole out of the Long Beach office and his parole officer was Balderrama. The interview was terminated. FB: Detective J. S. Bost on #2976 Homicide Detail TB : S. J. Holden #7481 [direct] Pn:fll~ d2:flly; OFFl: Boston,J S DR: 980012412-011 PAGE 2 OF: 2 CLB\ercustcA7~9 ¥:~~~ AM(A) PC STAMP: 02/17/1998 0930 HOMl LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION Robert M. Luman Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 DR#: 980012412 SUPP: 004 DATE RPTD: 02/14/98 TIME RPTD: 1528 CRIME CLASS: 6 02. 1 (A) PC -TRESPASS; OBSTRUCT PUBLIC BUS LOCATION: W Pacific Coast Hy DID#l : 5668 OFF#l NAME: RIOS,J 010#2 : OFF#2 NAMB: VICTIM, susPECT: DIXON,Keilo Maurice DOM VIOL: JUVB ARR: CALL#: 980451019 BOOK#: 5552532 GANG INVOL: CITY: Long Beach UNIT: 4B34 CLERK: 7236 USE OF FORCE : I was assisting Officer J. Foster #5570 with a suspect running away from him in the north/south alley between Cedar Avenue and Pacific Avenue from Pacific Coast Highway. Officer Foster described the suspect as a male black, 25 to 30 years, wearing a checkered black and white shirt and jean shorts. Officer Foster stated that the suspect was possibly armed with a gun in his waistband. He asked for a unit to respond to the corner of 17th Street and Pacific Avenue. I was arriving at that location when I heard him broadcast over the radio that the suspect was just crossing the street. I looked in my rear view mirror and observed the suspect, who was wearing the described clothing, running from the east side of the street to the west side of the street in the middle of traffic. I could see Officer Foster in his vehicle driving towards the suspect in an attempt to stop him. I immediately turned my police vehicle around and drove towards the suspect . Officer Foster, by this time, had gotten out of his vehicle and was chasing the suspect on foot. I stopped my vehicle, got out and ran behind Officer Foster. The suspect ran through the driveway at Pacific Avenue and I could see Officer Foster cautiously following behind him. I saw the suspect run southbound through the north/south alley, and I was attempting to parallel his route from Pacific Avenue. I heard one shot and broadcast over the radio that shots were fired. I ran back to the location where I last saw Officer Foster. I saw Officer Foster standing near the alley and driveway just south of Pacific Avenue. I saw him standing in a "modified weaver" AID ,\Tr .USN IUllG CAT CAY CCAT C1A1 DOMV ,oac GANO HON NCI MPD lllUIC 11011 sue VC VICI lfAJUt YS SUPV DID \0 CX) 0 0 t,-1 "' ~ t,-1 "' I Pr o~rud si10 0 FF1: Rros,J DR: 980012412-004 STAMP: 02/17/1998 PAGE 1 OF : 3 0 CLJ:3\ercus, <;11<;:~L ~Qi2"'). IA) PC 1032 HOMl 0 ~ LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT position holding his gun. I saw the smoke from his weapon dissipating into the air. I ran to h im and asked him if he was all right. Offic er Foster answered, "I shot one time." I asked him where t he suspect went and Officer Foster pointed southbound down the alley and said, "He went into the parking lot near those blue dumpsters." I immediately ran to the south end of the alley at 17th Street and Pacific Avenue and set up a perimeter by having a police unit set up at Pacific Coast Highway and Cedar, Pacific Coast Highway and Chestnut, and 17th Street and Chestnut Avenue. An unknown police unit asked about t he suspect's build and age, and I advised over the air that the suspect was large build and at least 20 years of age. There was a boy inside a van which was parked in the parking lot that Officer Foster told me the suspect ran into. I asked the boy, who was later identified as , if he saw a male black wearing a black and white checkered jacket and jean shorts. The boy said he did not see a person matching that description. I advised the boy that the suspect was armed with a gun and was seen in that parking lot. I saw the boy put his head into the van and say something to someone inside. A number of young children began to walk out of the van. The boy looked towards the trash dumpsters and turned around with a look of fear in his face. Without saying a word, he turned towards me and pointed towards the trash dumpsters, and he told Officer Cox #5370 and me that the suspect was "back there." Officer Cox saw the suspect and detained him at gun point. I ran northbound through the alley to the easternmost trash dumpster, where Officers J. Foster #5570 and M. McDonald #5666 were standing and waiting to take the suspect into custody. Officers W. Swaim #5462 and J. Mercado #5563 ordered the suspect into a prone position for control. Officer Foster approached the suspect and took control of his left hand. While maintaining control of the suspect's left hand, Officer Foster repeatedly asked the suspect, "Do you have a gun?" The suspect answered, "Yes, I got a gun!" After hearing this, Officer McDonald took control of the suspect's right hand and attempted to assist Officer Foster in handcuffing the suspect. As the officers handcuffed the suspect, I could see the suspect pull his arms away from both officers and kick violently. I drew my baton and advised the suspect to submit to the officers orders, not to resist and to stop kicking, which he did . After the officers safely took the defendant into custody, I was ordered by Officer Cox to locate the spent round, which was found by Officer R. OFFl: RIOS,J CLB\ercusto l:11:±!L@g;.25~:fl..~ (A) PC DR: 980012412-004 PAGE 2 OF: 3 STAMP: 02/17/1998 1032 HOMl LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT Foster #2807. I was t hen ordered by Officer Cox to further search the parking lot rear of Cedar Avenue for the gun. I searched under every parked vehicle, all the vehicles wheel wells, a nd on the roof o f the unattached garages, but could not find the gun. I was then ordered to c heck the roof of the two story bui lding at Cedar Avenue . With the assistance of the Fire Department, I climbed up a ladder and searched the roof, but did not recover any gun. Sergeant C. Shur #5003 directed me to search the roofs of the adul t school bungalows located at the southeast corner of Pacific Coast Highway and Cedar Avenue . After a thorough search of the bungalows roofs, I was unable to find the gun. FB: Officer J . Rios #5668 TB: D. Ragland #7236 [direct] p D'TOOI· 566ll OFFl: RIOS,J CLB\ercu.,to(jr1Ci~9 l ,§:8~A~ (A ) PC DR: 980012412-004 PAGE 3 OF: 3 STAMP : 02/17/1998 1032 HOMl LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Robert M. Luman Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 980012412 SUPP: 006 DATE RPTD: 02/14/98 CRIME CLASS: 602. l (A) PC. -TRESPASS; OBSTRUCT PUBLIC LOCATION: W Pacific Coast Hy 010#1, 5 6 6 6 OFF#l NAME, McDonald, M 010#2: OFF#2 NAME: TIME RPTD: 1528 BUS CITY, Long Beach UNIT: 4B3 CLERK: 7236 VICTIM, susPECT, DIXON, Keilo Maurice CALL#: 980451019 BOOK#: 5552 532 DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: GANG INVOL: USE OF FORCE: I, Officer M. McDonald #5666, was working as Unit 4B3 when I assisted Unit 4B4, Officer J. Foster #5570, who was in pursuit of a male black subject, who was possibly carrying a concealed weapon. Officer Foster reported that the subject was last seen fleeing southbound in the north/south alley north of Pacific Coast Highway west of Pacific Avenue. Officer Foster described the subject as a male black, wearing a black and white checkered shirt, 18 to 20 years old. While en route to 17th Street and Cedar Avenue, Unit 4B34, Officer M. Rios #5668, who was also assisting, broadcast that shots were fired. When I got there, Unit 4B35, Officer L. Cox #5370, broadcast that he had the suspect at gun point at the rear of Cedar Avenue. I made my way rear of Cedar Avenue, where I contacted Officers Foster and Rios. Officer W. Swaim #5462 ordered the suspect at gun point to lie prone on the ground. Officer Foster asked the suspect if he had a gun and the suspect stated, "Yes, I have a gun." At that point, Officer Foster and I handcuffed the suspect. Once the suspect was handcuffed, Officer Foster asked the suspect a second time, "Where's your gun?" The suspect answered, "I don't have one." Officer J. Mercado #5563 escorted the defendant to his patrol car where he was transported to the Long Beach Police Department. I was advised by Unit 1S42, Sergeant C. Shur #5003, to retrace Officer Foster's pursuit to try to locate the defendant's weapon. I began my search at , West Pacific Coast Highway. I walked eastbound on Pacific Coast Highway checking the gutters, bushes and shrubbery for the defendant's weapon. I then turned southbound in the AID ATr ARSN BURG CAT CAV CCAT OIAB DOMV PORG GANO KOM MCI MPlll NARC ROH sac VC VICI WARJt YS SUPV DID t, ~ I \0 (X) 0 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ OFFl: McDonald,M CLB\ercuslo (l'.l-l<tW\S"S7~2(6!012Mll (A ) PC DR: 980012412-006 STAMP: 02/17/1998 I PAGE 1 OF: 2 0 1023 HOMl 0 0\ LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT north/south a lley south o f Pacific Coast Highway west of Pacific Avenue and continued my search for the defendant's weapon. I looked at the trash bin rear o f Pacif ic Avenue, as well as all the t a ll grass located i n the alley. I was unable to locate a gun at that point and I directed my search to the shopping center located at - Pacific Avenu e. Officer Foster informed me that the defendant ran to that location and hid behind a white van that was parked facing northbound on Pacific Avenue o n the east side of the street . I searched the entire parking lot, as well as under the cars in the direct area of the white van parked on Pacific Avenue. I was still unable to locate the gun. I was informed by Sergeant Shur that he requested Long Beach Fire to respond to my location and provide me with a ladder so I could continue my search on top of the roof of the hospital located at - Pacific Avenue. Once on top of the roof, I did a complete and thor ough search for the gun, but was still unable to locate it. I directed my search to the immediate area where the defenda~t was arrested, at - Cedar Avenue. At the rear of that location there is a parking lot with several parked cars and four large trash bins, as well as several pieces of lumber which were next to the trash cans. I checked underneath all the cars, paying special attention to the tires and fenders. I then looked underneath the lumber and an unlocked water heater compartment. At this point, I climbed into the four dumpsters and checked the contents of each one. Three of the dumpster lids were down and the fourth one was open. After a thorough c heck of the dumpsters, I was unable to find the defendant's weapon. I continued my search in the immediate area until I was advised that we were to break down the perimeter. FB: Officer M. McDonald #5666 TB: D. Ragland #7236 [direct] DR: 980012412-006 PAGE 2 OF: 2 STAMP: 02/17/1998 1023 HOMl LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT Robert M. Luman Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 INCIDENT I NFORMAT•ON OR#: 980012412 SUPP: 008 DATE RPTD: 02/14/98 CRIME CLASS: 602 .l {A)PC -TRESPASS ; OBSTRUCT PUBLIC LOCATION: W Pacific Coast Hy TIME RPTD: 1528 BOS CITY, Long Beac h UNIT : 4C64 CLERK: 707 4 OIO#l, 5 6 9 3 OPF#l NAMB, KONKLE, S OID#2: OFF#2 NAMB: VICTIM, susPECT: DIXON, Keilo Maurice DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: CALL#: 980451019 BOOK#: 5552532 GANG INVOL: USE OP FORCE: PERSON SUMMARY I NV NAME WIT WIT WIT WIT WIT WIT INVOL SEX: SKIN ADD, STAT BUSI ADoR BOOKING# s R DOB AGB WITNESS STAT INVO SEX: SKIN: ADD, STAT BUSI ADoR WITNESS STAT tJ ~ I \0 Q) 0 0 t..J --------.--..----.-----,-~....,...-.-------.--..----,-----,-~-,---,.--"'T'""---r-r---r-~------,,-----, ~ AID ATT .USN IURG CAT CAV CCAT CHAI D0NV PORO GANO HON NCI NPD NARC ROH SDC VC VICB IIAIIII YS SUPV DID t..J L-...L..--1.-J.._...J...___J_.J........J.._L-.....L.--L-J.._....L..__,1_.J....--L---IL-...L...---L-...__....L...---L------''-----...... ~ PriAtetl ~¥3 _0FF1, KUNKLE,s CLB\ercusto irn9M§l :rn:t9~M1 (A) PC DR: 980012412-008 STAMP: 02/16/1998 0941 I PAGE 1 : 3 0 HOM2 0 Q) LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT INVO SEX: SKIN ADD: STA BUSI ADDRESS: WITNESS BUS TYPE: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONB: BOOK#: WITNESS INVOL SEX: SKIN: ADD: STAT BUSINESS NAME: BUS TYPE: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONB: BOOK#: INVO SEX: SKIN ADD: STAT BUSI ADoR WITNESS STAT INVO SEX: SKIN ADo, STAT BUSI ADDR WITHBSS STAT My partner, Officer R. Burgess #4 037, and I were dispatched to assist other units at 17th Street and Cedar Avenue regarding an officer involved shooting call. For f urther see DR and follow-up reports. PririD~d tsi§,93 oFn, KUNKLE,s DR: 980012412-008 PAGE 2: 3 CLB\ercusto 1~1~$:26:6&llMl (A) PC STAMP: 02/16/1998 0941 HOM2 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT When we arrived, we were instructed by Sergeant J. Levy #4009 to do knock and talks. I spoke to witness , who was inside the Laundromat (standing in front facing westbound) at Pacific doing laundry. He stated he did not see or hear anything because it was raining. I spoke to witness , who was inside his store (facing westbound) at the front cash register counter at Pacific . He stated he did not hear or see anything. I spoke to witness , who was inside his second floor apartment (west of the parking lot where the defendant was handcuffed) at . Witness stated he was laying on the couch in the living room (west side of the apartment) with the television on when he heard one gunshot . About five minutes later, witness looked out his bathroom window (eastbound, overlooking the parking lot) he saw a lot of police cars. The defendant had already been handcuffed. I spoke to witness apartment (west of at . room (west side of , who was inside her first floor the parking lot where the defendant was handcuffed) Witness stated she was ironing in her living the apartment) with the television on and she did not see or hear anything. I spoke to witness , who was inside her first floor apartment (north of the parking lot where the defendant was handcuffed) at . Witness stated she was in her living room (south side of the apartment) "1hen she heard three gunshots that came from the east side near the alley. Witness went into the east bedroom and looked out the window, but did not see anything. She heard a lot of yelling going on and she heard a male voice yell, "Fuck." A short while later she went back to the living room, looked out the south window (overlooking the parking lot} and saw the defendant handcuffed and police officers standing him up. I spoke to witness , who was inside his first floor apartment (north of the parking lot where the defendant was handcuffed) at . Witness stated he was asleep in his bedroom (north side of the apartment} and he did not see or hear anything. Filed by: Officer S. Kunkle #5693 Typed by: D. Teissere #7074 p 01011 S--693 OFFl: KUNKLE,$ DR: 980012412-008 PAGE 3: 3 STAMP : 02/16/1998 0941 HOM2 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-~P REPORT Robert M. Luman Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570-7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 INCIDENT INFORMATION DR#: 980012412 SUPP: 010 DATB RPTD: 02/14/98 CRIME CLASS: 602 .1 (A) PC -TRESPASS7 OBSTRUCT PUBLIC LOCATION: W Pacific Coast Hy DID#l: 4037 OFF#l NAMB: BURGESS,R 010#2: OFF#2 NAMB: TIME RPTD: 1528 BUS crTY, Long Beach UNIT: 4C64 CLERK: 7074 vrCTrM, susPECT, DIXON, Keilo Maurice CALL#: 980451019 BOOK#: 5552532 DOM VIOL: JUVE ARR: GANG INVOL: USE OF FORCE: Officer S. Kunkle #5693 and I were sent to Seventeenth Street and Cedar Avenue to assist on a no hit officer involved shooting. Sergeant J. Levy #4009 assigned us to talk to any potential witnesses of the events prior to, during or after the shooting. We were told to go to the area of Pacific Avenue just south of Pacific Coast Highway. I went to the P-Video store located at Pacific Avenue and contacted the clerk. The clerk was identified as , who lives at . She is described as a female , and goes to . said she was working all day at the store and knew nothing about the shooting until I told her about it. She also said that nobody matching the suspect description had entered the business today. I then went to the Laundry Mat at Pacific and talked to , female w. Fourteenth Street, Long Beach. She works at the business and was inside the office at the time of the shooting and saw and heard nothing . She also said the described suspect did not enter the business that she is aware of. This was translated via her daughter . I then saw a standing in the southern part of the Arco gas station at Pacific Coast Highway/Pacific Avenue, where I contacted him. He was identified as , male , who lives at S. Normandie, Torrance, CDL #. He was at the tent selling flowers when he heard a "shot" from south of his location, then heard a lot of sirens. He never saw the described \0 a, 0 0 1--' ~ ,-A-ID-,-A_Tl'...,....All-SN...,....8UR-G ....... CA-T"T"'""CA.-V .... CCA-T ,...CIIU--.... OOMV--,,-PO-RG...,....GMG--,.------NC-I .... N-PD-,-IWl--,C ..... o-u ........ sa-c-..--vc"""Tv-xcw-,-IIAIUl-,--YS"""T""-----,,--SU_PV_D_ID--, ~ 1--' .____,____,,_..,__--1._...._....,__.____,____,,_..,__--'-_....___,_ ___ .___.___.,_....___,__..___.___, ________ ___, ~ ~I l: i~37 OFFl : BURGESS,R Prill sJ.Y602 . l (A) PC CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:26:10 AM I DR: 980012412·010 PAGE 1 OF: 3 0 STAMP: 02/16/1998 1120 HOM2 I--' 0 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT suspect all day. The clerk at the Arco gas station at w. Pacific Coast Highway started his work shift at 1600 hours and was not there during the shooting. This was the same f~r the clerks at the Eddies Liquor store at W. Pacific Coast Highway. We were then directed to go to the area of Cedar Avenue for further interviews, per Sergeant Levy. I contacted W. Seventeenth Street, CDL# unknown Social Security number. She said that she was at her mother's apartment at Cedar watching t elevision when she heard a single gunshot outside. She stepped to the door which faces south and into the parking lot just south of her apartment. She saw two uniformed police officers at the east end of the trash dumpsters next to the north south alley. She said both officers were yelling "Come on out with your hands up." Witness then ran southb~und towards her apartment to get her children inside. Once she ran towards her apartment, she stopped between and Cedar and saw two officers standing on the south side of the chainlink fence just south of this parking lot. She could see a male Black subject ducking down behind the western mos t dumpster, the one with the open lid. This subject had on a very distinctive black and white checkered long sleeve shirt and dark pants. This subject was "bobbing• up and down as if to see where the officers were. She motioned to the officers where the male Black subject was by pointing towards him. Witness said it was very obvious that the male Black subject was hiding from the police and was the subject they were looking for. The two officers then ran around to the alleyway and near the dumpsters and began to order the subject to come from behind the dumpsters with his hands up. The subject then quickly dropped his hands and ducked down behind the dumpster . She believed that the subject was on drugs because he was acting so strange. The suspect refused to listen to the officers repeated commands to come from behind the dumpsters with his hands up in the air. I then contacted brother, , who lives at the . He said that he was working in his grey in the lot just south of where the suspect was hiding . White, DOB same residence as Dodge van parked He then heard Pr ibrm.1 l931 OFF1 : BURGEss. R C '3\ercust. f:t"~~S, EH>2 ).,1. {A) PC OR: 980012412-010 PAGE 2 OF: 3 STAMP: 02/16/1998 1120 HOM2 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT his little brother, , who lives at , say something to somebody. When looked to see who was talking to, he saw a police officer sitting in a police car on Seventeenth Street facing east. The officer asked them, "Have you seen him?,·" and they said, "~Jo." then turned around and saw a male Black wearing a black and white checkered long sleeve shirt hiding behind a trash dumpster just north of him. began to point to where the subject was to the officer, but in a manner so not to draw the attention of the subject. was sure that this was the subject the officer was looking for because of the way he was acting. As was pointing, he had now made eye contact with the male Black subject who was trying to wave his hands to Kevin as if to say, "You don't see me." The officer told and to get into the house and began to shout orders at the male Black subject. The officer told the subject to stand up with his hands in the air. The subject did this, but then suddenly dropped his hands and dropped behind the trash dumpster. By now was standing on his back porch doorway which is southwest of where the subject was. was standing on his porch and was somewhat elevated and could still see the subject. When the subject suddenly dropped and hide his hands, yelled at him, "Get your hands up dummy or the cops are gonna shoot youfH said that the officers ordered the subject many times to get his hands up with little or no response. The subject was believed to be on drugs per because "Nobody is that stupid. When the cops point guns at you, you do what they say." Both said the male Black subject was actively resisting arrest and had to be restrained by the officers. Both remember that when the officers were handcuffing the subject that an unknown officer asked him, "Where's the gun?• numerous times. Only after the third time of being asked did the subject reply, "I don't have a gun." There is no relation from the witness to any of the on the Long Beach Police Department. I can testify to this report. Filed/Typed by: Officer R. Burgess #4037 Pr ot01<:i ffi 1 _0FF1: sURGEss,R CL.,, C-CLAS&..: 602 .1 (A) PC ,,sercus1 ,L..,-r DR: 980012412-010 PAGE 3 OF: 3 STAMP: 02/16/1998 1120 HOM2 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY LONG BEACH, CA 90802 FOLLOW-UP REPORT INCIDENT INFORMATION OR#: 980012412 SUPP: 002 OATB RPTO: 02/14/98 TIME RPTO: 1528 BUS Robert M. Luman Chief of Police Records Inquiry: (562)570•7381 Records Fax: (562)570-7080 CRIME CLASS: 602 . l (A) PC -TRESPAS.S; OBSTRUCT PUBLIC LOCATION: W Pacific Coast Hy oio#i, 5383 0FF#1 NAME : Schillig,D 010#2: OFF#2 NAME : CITY, Long Beach UNIT: 4C33 CLERK: 7074 v1CT1H, susPECT, DIXON, Keilo Maurice 00M VIOL: JUVB ARR: CALL#: 980451019 BOOK#: 5552532 GANO INVOL: USE OF FORCE: PIRSON SmQSARY INV NAME WIT WIT WIT WIT INV SEX SKI ADD STA Bus ADD BOOKING# s R DOB AGE WITNBSS STA REM 1, 2: 3: INVO SEX: SKIN ADD: STAT BUSI WITNBSS AID AT!" AlSII 11/aO CAT CAV CCAT CRAa D011V POaG CM1C •• IICI NPD IIUC lOU SIXC VC VICI IIAJIA YS EYB: SUPV DID \D 0) 0 0 ~ ll.J ~ ~ ll.J p D @l11 ,s3 OFFl: Schillig,O OR: 980012412-002 I PAGE l OF: 4 0 HOM2 0 ll.J CLB\ercu;t,) frf ~~~6~~~M" {Al PC STAMP : 02/17/1998 0822 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT AD ST RE 1, 2 : 3 : WITNESS I N SE SK AD ST sus AD ST RBM 1, 2: 3: wrnmss IN SB SK AD ST BU AD ST RE 1, 2: 3: I was working uniformed patrol and was assisting officers at the officer involved shooting rear of Pacific Av e. Once on scene, I was assigned by Sergeant J. Levy #~009 to contact any person(s) who wo rked at Pacific Ave, Doctors Hospital, to see if they heard or saw anything rear of the hospital in the alley. I knocked on the office door at Pacific Avenue of , General Thora cic Vascular Surgery. As I waited f or a response, I noted that several paper flyers and debris had accumulated at the foot of the door. I knocked a second time and attempted to turn the knob , however, it was locked. Nobody ever answered the door. p D°IiW S'3 f3 OFFl : Sch1. ll 1.9, D CLB\ercu,t1J<r11<r~; _;1~9.j rt, (A ) PC OR: 980012412-002 PAGE 2 OF: 4 STAMP : 02/17/1998 0822 HOM2 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT I subsequently knocked on the office door at Pacific Avenue of Dr. ., Internal Medicine General Practice. While I waited for a response, I noted many paper flyers jammed in the door jam of the office door. I also attempted to turn the door knob, but it was locked. Nobody ever came to the door. The last o ffice door I knocked on was at Pacific Avenue of . While I waited for a response, I noted there were several paper flyers jammed in the door jam. I attempted to turn the door knob but noticed it was locked. I knocked a second time, however, there was never a response. After leaving this portion of Doctors Hospital Medical Center, I walked southbound to Pacific Av~nue, the main building of Doctors Hospital, to speak to the personnel at this location. I spoke to security guard , who told me he was inside the hospital walking down the hallway which leads to the kitchen around 1530. The hallway which leads to the kitchen is located towards the middle of the hospital and does not have any windows or doors to look outside. When he returned approximately five minutes later, he walked outside of the hospital onto Pacific Avenue. Once there, he noticed several police vehicles to the south and north of him. He never saw anybody running from the police or the police running after anyone. He also did not hear any gunshots nor did he hear any yelling or screaming outside of the hospital. I then spoke with , who told me he was mopping the floors along the far east wing of the hospital. While he was mopping the floors, security guard had just walked past him and exited the building onto Pacific Avenue to catch the bus home. About fifteen to twenty seconds after leaving the building, knocked on the door. Janitor opened the door, letting security guard back into the building. The security guard asked janitor if he heard the gunshots, and he stated that he did not. Security guard told janitor that he heard one gunshot coming from what he thought was east of his location on Pine Avenue. The security guard did not tell the janitor if he saw anybody running from the location or heard any yelling. The security guard remained at the hospital until approximately 1515 hours, then left to go home. The janitor does not know the security guard's phone number or home address .. PriAt@d w3 OFFl: Schillig,D CLB\ercusto fiff7~~26~~~M' (A ) PC DR: 980012412·002 PAGE 3 OF: 4 STAMP: 02/17/1998 0822 HOM2 LBPD FOLLOW-UP REPORT The janitor never went outside to investigate himself. The l ast person I spoke with is receptionist . She told me she was supposed to be at work by 1500 hours, but due to the traffic she arrived late at approximately 1600 hours. When she arrived at work, she saw several police vehicles sur_rounding the hospital. She did not think anything of the police vehicles and started working. She never heard any gunshots in the area and never saw anybody running from the police. After speaking to the above hospital personnel, I walked around inside the hospital attempting to locate any other personnel but was unable to. I advised Sergeant Levy that L completed the interviews with the personnel at the hospital complex. He advised me to assist Lab Technician D. Krueck #7888. I assisted her by logging the photographs she took of the crime scene. Filed/Typed by D.R Schillig #5383 Prioofil.d S~_,83 OFFl: Schillig,D CLB\ercusto iJt iJ~$':?6&.Q2',M.,(A) PC DR: 980012412-002 PAGE 4 OF: 4 STAMP : 02/17/1998 0822 HOM2 Attachment #48 CRIME SCENE LOG TYPE INITIAL AAOIO CALL Page of DATE & TIME RECEIVED CALL ·7 ·,,; q,g i5"~ FIRST SUPERVISOR AT SCENE CR # 19?6 /2'-/ t-z_ A .To 4S3~ UN I T HANDLING . 35 CRIME SCENE LOG C.IGINATOII (NAME, PHOTO NO. UNIT NO.) I'.'.! #'5 3-8 1134 ALL PERSONNEL AT SCENE (Include above personnel and all persons entering or assigned to crime scene) TIME ARRIVED LEFT UNIT NO DIV/ AGENCY NAME (S) PHOTO NO (S) DUTIES Attachment #48 CRIME SCENE LOG TYPE INITIAL RADIO CALL • l.fl5 UNW!=.LC ➔ Page z. --- .,., of '- DATE & TIME RECEIVED CALL FIRST UNIT AT SCENE "'2.. 01'f/q& 1528 FIRST SUPERVISOR AT SCENE :TDL CR # fRQC>t2 4, i.. UNIT HANDLING CRIME SCENE LOG OR IGINATOR (NAME, PHOTO 110. UNIT NO.) &T ·>-J # .%3§ I' ALL PERSONNEL AT SCENE (Inell.de abow personnel and all persorw enteri"9 or assigned to crime scene) TIME ARRIVED LEFT UNIT NO DIV/ AGENCY NAME (S) PHOTO NO (S) DUTIES il,"30 ~' ;,iz.,v v.1 ~t,,=:-[;) , ..... ,.,.. :.N·- i /J..~ J flzt> lt'2h PU0L I~ c;E2.\ [l~ M_~fj /"\II~ ft ~. I"--'-~ i,·,s-~2Z M~ I L.f?f'D R. Lu1J--:--~ ~JR_-3 r -:.JA•11' "PO'S,, ILLie, PIO ~ ..__ --A.., r'.lV'h M, ~~N~Z L~ 'Pf:91='t>, bt#J~ ... ~--- n. J ,.J _b I 1111~• ·-..,} CLB \ ,rr11sfn 1 /11 ,o;,o 1·0 R·21 AM - Pri "~-~-LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT .h I •n I PRESS RELEASE : ..... t . I .AB"A I Robert M. Luman. Chief of Police 400 W. Broadway. Lone Beach; CA 90102 TYPE OF INCDENT: OFFICER INVOLVED SHCX)TING DATE OCCURRED: FEBRUARY 14, 1998 TIME: 1540 HOORS LOCATION OCCURRED: ALLEY WEST OF PK:IFIC IDRI'H OF 17th STREET OFFICER'S RESPONDING: L. COX #5370 .G. BRqyN #5638 AND M. KlX>NAll) #5666 DETEC11VE'S ~GNED: J. OOS'IDN #2976 AND R. HAMANO #2969 Tbc following iafonwioa is prdilaiwy ud 1111 aot Im maplady weaa.d. II ii--• pM aa hearsay aad ia intr:ndrd for early infonnlllioaal me nda tbaa bciag a fCll'alJ ia: ipei+e report. SYNQPSIS Pf INQPFN[; ON FEBRUARY 14, 1998 AT 1534 HOORS IDNG BFACH POLICE PATROL OFFICERS WERE DISPATCHED 'ID 300 WEST PACIFIC COASI' HIGHWAY REr.:>ARD~ AN UNViELCct1ED GUEST WHO HAD RE'IURNED AFI'ER BEING ADVISED ON AN EARLIER CAIL.ID LEAVE THE BUSINESS. A PATROL OFFICER ARRIVED AT THE SCENE AN AGAIN CONTACI'ED THE UNWEIJ:CMED GUEST . THE SUSPECT PULLED lMAY F:ocM THE OFFICER AND RAN EAST ON PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY. THE SUSPECI' KEPT RF.ACHING IN'ID HIS WAIST R.~ AS HE RAN CAUSING THE OFFICER 'ID BELIEVE HE HAD A WEAPON. THE OFFICER FOI.J.OIBD THE SUSPECT AND ADVISED OI'HER UNITS THAT HE WAS TRYING 'ID CATCH A POSSIBLE AR1ED SUSPECT. 'l.'liE OFFICER CONFRONTED THE SUSPECT IN THE ALLEY WEST OF PK:IFIC AND NORI'H OF 17th STREEr ORDERING HIM 'ID S'IDP. THE SUSPECT STILL HAD HIS HAND IN HIS WAIST .BAND AND .. 'IURNED OOICKLY 'la-JARD THE OFFICER. THE OFFICER FFARING FOR HIS SAFl'Y FIRED ONE SHOI' AT THE SUSPECI' MISSING HIM. SUSPECI' WAS THEN TAKEN IN'ID CUSI'ODY. THE SUSPECI' IS DIXON, KEIID MAURICE A 25 YE.AR OLD RESIDENT OF I.ONG BFACH •. .SUSPECI' -• • • I WAS B(X)KED IN'ID THE I.ONG BFACH JAIL. • FOR FURTHER -CONT ACT J. IDS'IDN AND R. HAMANO TELEPHONE N~MBER :5§~570-7246 l>tstnbuuon. ChicfofPobc:c : -A I.Jcputv Chief. Adlniruslnwon liURau APPROVEDB _. · L • -~ I.JeputyChicf.hlrDlburau · --c::::::.___ I.Jcputv Chicf'. Umctivc liurmu .. FAXED TO .MEDIA BY Wlltch CammamdcrlSouth. Nonlt. i:..lsl. 'west) Louru:il Uallnct ---~ INTERNAL DISTRIDl.iTION BY ________ UctccuvcDcsi,; Juvenile Uc~,. (.ommunif\' Rcbuons Pl<, , • ..Lbu busmcss ~ t~.110e (.ommun1c:at1onll tcntc! CLB\ercuslo J,,,,,""""',,.,..;"'°"'~~------------------"""""""--....., ___________ 't" DETECTIVE DIVISION 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 info""ational use rather than being a formal investigative report. DATE/TIME OCCURRED: /2-: -/1-CJ ~ DATE/TIME CALLED: Z-Jt/-9-t TEAM RESPONDING: #/f pv4/LW ADDITIONAL TEAM {S) / SUPERVISOR: NATURE or CASB: I /$2~ /t(J I JS$ hrJ ~;J HOMICIDE/OIS # 9i, 3 DR# 9~/21,//J-:: CORONER # t;IA- MURDER __ _ ATTEMPT MURDER __ _ KIDNAP __ _ OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING L IN CUSTODY DEATH __ SUICIDE __ UNDETERMINED DEATH __ _ ROBBERY __ NARCOTICS __ _ DOMESTIC VIOLENCE __ _ SEXUAL ASSAULT __ _ OTHER: GANG ASSOCIATION; VICTIM _________ _ SUSPECT __________ _ VICTIM INFQRMATION1 NAME ___________ _ SEX __ _ AGE __ DOB ___ _ RACE ___ _ ADDRESS _______________ _ CITY WOUNDS TO VICTIM; GUNSHOT WOUND ( S) __ STAB WOUND ( S) __ BLUNT FORCE TRAUMA _____ STRANGULATION __ OTHER: LOCATIONS: HEAD ___ _ TORSO ____ _ EXTREMITIES ___________ _ CRIMB SCBNB LOCATION: <\. ADDRESS: i.Jl5 ,4/../.;r:y w/4 /tt4.,"-F-1c-tU/a ;7Z!:L APT# --/ Lt I ~ PREMISE: HOUSE __ APT __ BUSINESS __ STREET __ SIDEWALK __ ALLEY -t-::- SUSPBCT/PBRSON RBSPONSIBLI INFORMATION1 SUSPECT !(NOWN?(~ RELATIONSHIP TO VICTIM: NAME «~ / -~d,/2 /P?-SEX m AGE b!:/- IN CUSTODY? )( BOOKING/WARRANT No~<-f:~2.~3.2.- WEAPON(S) USED: AKA,..__ _____ ...,..--..-- DOB /2-~-73 RACE ~22. INJURIES : VOL.JG TYPE ___ _ CALIBER __ _ BRAND/MAKE ________ _ MODEL ____ _ WEAPON RECOVERED ___ _ PROJECTILES RECOVERED __ _ CASINGS RECOVERED __ _ SUSPECT VEHICLE: MAKE-----MODEL _____ _ COLOR ____ _ LICENSE No. OTHER DESCRIPTION D TRIBUTION: a oy C 3\ercusto 1 1112020 T.26 2 CHIEF OF POLICE DEPUTY CHIEF, DETECTIVE BUREAU COMMANDER, DETECTIVE DIVISION v, RECOVERED: LIEUTENANT, DETECTIVE DIVISION INTELLIGENCE SECTION GANG ENFORCEMENT SECTION DETECTIVE DIVISION - HOMICIDE CALL-OUT BRIEFING PAGE 2 OF INCIDENT! ~v tc:gc:L 0G0W 1/1 0JSnJJa\87::l Aq pe~U!Jd ./ l''(tll , ,-'~t!:::::' l '~';;:'=J / 4-' --/ l&-'l<9V\ , , ,:._y ~'"'Q{. "'-./' -, . , k::' r-.--A -y;; ll-/2//ar I he-t;,cd.S'P -U-Ju EL-£ . / 4,../ / /7~ =r- . -r-,4/::!.eJD I 1-!JTb (P_µ, ADDITIONAL VICTIM INFORMATION : NAME ___________ _ SEX __ _ AGE __ DOB ___ _ RACE ___ _ ADDRESS _______________ _ CITY INJURIES GANG ASSOCIATION ADDITIONAL SUSPECT INFORMATION: SUSPECT KNOWN? __ RELATIONSHIP TO VICTIM: ______ _ AKA. ________ _ NAME __________ _ SEX __ _ AGE DOB ___ _ RACE ___ _ IN CUSTODY? __ BOOKING/WARRANT No. ______ _ INJURIES: TELETYPE SENT: YES __ NO;:;_ PRESS RELEASE DONE: YES~ NO ADVISEMENT OF LEGAL RIGHTS , have been advised of my rights as follows: 1. I have the right to remain silent. 2. Anything I say can and will be used against me in a court of law. 3. I have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with me while I am being questioned. 4. If I cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent me before any questioning, if I wish one. 5. I understand each of these rights explained to me. _Y ..... ~-~-~---- 6. I wish to discuss the matter with Detective(s) 12.. /f;::J7'YT .mJn and ✓. Js C~-:," ,J , . Any statements I make at this time are free and voluntary, with no promise of leniency or reward. SIGNED: WITNESS: fNVESTIGA T[NG DETECTIVES: PD 1000.008 Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:26:24 AM TIME: 2=~$9 . PHOTO Jl-t7 (::, PHOTO _;}-_~_~_l __ CRIME: Officer Involved Shooting LOBG BBACJi POLICB DBPAR'rKDJ'r PHOTOGRAPH REPORT VICTIM: ___________ _ DATE: 02.14 .98 W. Pacifi c Coast Hwy . LOCATION: ___________ _ DR# 980 012 412. 001 ACCUSED: ______________ _ BIC. NO. AUTO: YEAR: _____ _ MAKE: ______ _ LIC. 1559 TIME CALLED: ________ _ TIME COIPLETED: 1830 TIME ARRIVED: 1614 -------- PHOTO# I ROLL# ITEM PHOTOGRAPHED 1 1 SOUTHBOUND ALLEY BY THE FENCE 2 I Ill SOUTHBOUND ALLEY BEFORE THE CASING EVIDENCE MARKER Ill 3 II SOUTHBOUND ALLEY BEFORE THE GARAGE 4 II NORTHBOUND ALLEY 5 " NORTHBOUND ALLEY FROM THE WEST SIDE 6 II EASTSOUTH AREA FACING SOUTHWEST DUMPSTER 7 II SOUTHBOUND BY CARS IN PARKING LOT 8 II NORTHBOUND NEXT TO THE WALL 9 II FACING NORTH IN PARKING LOT SHOWING BACK OF DUMPSTERS 10 II CLOSE RANGE OF POINT WHERE THE SUSPECT WAS FOUND 11 " EASTBOUND SHOWING ALLEY 12 ti CLOSE-UP OF EVIDENCE MARKER 111 -CASING 13 " CLOSE-UP OF EVIDENCE MARKER A -HOLE IN SIDE OF GARAGE 14 II CLOSE-UP OF EVI DENCE MARKER B -POINT OF VIEW FROM THE OFFICERC:: PF.RSPECTIVE 15 II CLOSE-UP OF EVIDENCE MARKER C . -POINT WHERE THE SUSPECT WAS T.Or.A'Mm 16 II OVERVI EW SOUTHBOUND ALLEY 17 II OVERVIEW EASTBOUND ALLEY 18 II OVERVIEW SOUTHBOUND ALLEY 19 11 , l OVERVIEW WESTBOUND PARKING LOT BEHIND CEDAR 20 II OVERVIEW NORTHBOUND ALLEY 21 II OVERVIEW SOUTHBOUND DIRECTION FROM THE DUMPSTERS 22 II OVERVIEW NORTHEAST DIRECTION IN PARKING LOT 23 " OVERVIEW SOUTHEAST DIRECTION IN PARKING LOT PHOTOS BY: KRUECK 7888 COLOR!.,_ B&W SCRI E:rj MmJG 5383/KRUECK 7888 CLB\ercuslo 1/11/2020 7:26:26 AM NlMBER OF PHOTOS: __ _ PAGE 1 OF ...:1:a......_ PO 2311 .0 11 (09/93) Printed by CLB\ercuslo 1/11/2020 7:26:28 AM CHIQ PAGE N0 .8801 5370 2430 02-14-1998 18 :47 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPT CALLS-FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE INITIATE : ENTRY : DISPATCH: ON SCENE: CLOSE: 15:28 :18 02-14-1998 15:28:52 15:34:46 15:37 :05 CALL NUMBER: CURRENT STATUS : PRIMARY UNIT : CASE NUMBER: DISPOSITION: 980451819 ONSCENE 4B4 980812412 ADV LOCATION: W PACIFIC 4 COAST HY , CLB CHESTNUT AV & CEDAR AV DAREA: BEAT: 4 TYPE: UNWELC --> 998 OFFICER SHOOTING RD: 111 PRIORITY: E FIRE: 03Cl05 PRIOR HISTORY CP: ADDRESS PHONE: 02-14-1998 15:28:52 P011 ENTRY ORIGIN:911 TX:415 UNWELC RETURNED FROM CALL #716 ... MB , 25 TO 30YRS, CHECKED BLK/WHI SHIRT, JEANS SHORTS 15 :28:52 15:29:38 15 :34:46 15 :37 :05 15:37:15 P011 PRIOR DS03 HOLD UNWELC TODAY l8716 ( 5 HORE ) DS03 DISP-ENR 4B4 :P <5570>FOSTER ,JAHES T 186B ONSCENE 4B4 DS03 PU 4B4 TO PA10, ADV AS CEDAR F/0,, ,DEAD CAT IN MIDDLE 0 F STREET 15 :39:44 DS03 CLOC-ONS 4B4 17TH ST/PAC,CLB, FROM PAC TWRDS HOSP SOP 15 :39:47 19D8 BACK-ENR 4B4 4Bl :P <5563>HERCADO,JOHN H 15 :39:54 DS03 MISC 4B4, POSS CCW IN WAIST BAND 15 :40 :88 2481 BACK-ENR 4B4 412B :P <5610>STILINOVICH ,JOSEPH M 15:40:83 DS03 MISC 4B4, NEED UNIT TO 17TH/PAC ,,, ,REG CODE 15 :40 :15 DS03 BACK-ENR 4B4 4B34 :P <5668>RIOS ,JOSE M 15:40:26 DS03 MISC 4B34 , REG CODE DO TO RAIN PER 4B4 15:40:29 PA10 PU TO DS03, AS ADV 15 :40:36 DS03 ONSCENE 4B34 15:40:45 DS03 MISC 4B4, CROSSING THE STREET 15 :41:08 DS03 MISC 4B4 , RUNNING S/B THRU AT 17TH PAC 15:41:14 19D8 ONSCENE 4Bl 15:41:15 DS83 CLOC-ONS 4B4 17TH ST/PAC,CLB, SB THRU ALY 15:41:19 DS03 CLOC-ONS 4B34 17TH ST/PAC,CLB, SB THRU ALY 15:41:24 19D5 BACK-ENR 4B4 4B2 :P <5612>VAN DUIN.SHARON 15:41:29 DS83 CODE-RED 4B34, SHOTS FIRED 15:41:45 DS83 CLOC-ONS 4B34 R/0 PAC 15:42:01 DS83 MISC 4B34, NEED PCH /CEDAR,, ,PCH/CHESNTUS,, ,17TH.CHESNTUT 15:42:13 A70E BACK-ENR 4B4 4S39 :P <3962 >TOL,AD RIANUA T 15:42:25 SUPV BACKUP 4B4 WC3 :P <3242>TRANSUE ,DOUGLAS L 15:42:29 DH03 CLOC-ONS 4Bl 17TH ST/CEDAR AV,CLB 15 :42 :34 DS03 CLOC-ONS 4B2 PCH/CEDAR AV,CLB 15 :42 :45 DS03 CLOC -ONS 412B 17TH ST/CHESTNUT AV,CLB 15:42:46 927B BACK-ENR 4B4 4B35 :P <5378>COX,LLOYD H 15 :42:50 DS02 BACK-ENR 4B4 FOX :P <5577>HUBERT ,TERYL A <3167>HARRI S,DONALD L 15 :42 :57 DS03 MISC 4B34, AT LARGE SIZE AT LEAST 20 15 :43:01 246B BACK-ENR 4B34 1B91:P <5638>BROWN ,GREG C r Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:26:29 AM CHIQ PAGE N0.0002 5370 2430 02-14-1998 18:47 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPT CALLS-FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE 15 :43:10 OS03 MISC 4B4, ONE ROUND FROM ME TO THE SUSP 15:43 :14 OS03 MISC 4B4, 4S39 ADV 15 :43 :16 OS04 MISC AUB CH 3 15 :43:50 OS03 MISC 4B34, C4 IN ALY W/0 17TH/PCH 15 :44:19 1870 BACK-ENR 4B34 4B3 :P <5666>MCOONALO,MATTHEW J 15:44:24 SUPM INSRVICE WC3 15 :44:36 OS03 MISC 4B4, DEF BLU JEAN CUT OFF SHORTS MAY HAVE SHED THE SHRT 15 :44:40 OS12 BACK-ENR 4B34 WCl:P <5039>LUNA,ROBERT G 15:44:42 SUPV BACKUP 4B4 WC3 :P <3185>WEBSTER ,OENNIS L 15 :44:54 OS02 MISC AIRED CH 1 15 :44:56 OS03 MISC 4B4, L/S GOING THRU PARKED CARS IN ALY THRU PAC TO CEDAR 15:45:09 18GB BACK-ENR 4B4 1Kl2:P <5298>MOSS,RUSSELL 0 15 :45:17 OS12 PU WCl TO SUPV, WCl IS ER 15 :45:21 OS03 MISC 4B4, JUST WENT INTO THE ALY 15:45:25 PA10 PU TO OS03, LT WEBSTER ANO LT LUNA ENR,,WC3 ADV VIA NPSS LIN E 15:45:38 OS03 MISC 4B4, 17TH BTWN CEDAR PAC NEAR THE DUMPSTERS 15:45:58 DS04 MISC AUB 15:46:31 DS03 CLOC-ONS 4B35 17TH/EO CEDAR, 1ST BLDING , , ,ONE AT GUN POINT 15:47:18 180B ONSCENE 1Kl2 15:47:25 DS03 BACK-ONS 4B35 4B5:P <5462>SWAI M,WILLIAM H, SUSP IN CUST AND IS ARM ED 15:47:50 DS03 CAN-CRED 4B34 15 :48:13 DS03 BACK-ONS 4B35 1S42:P <5003>SHUR,CURTIS W 15:48:20 A712 BACK-ENR 4B3 1B37:P <5674>POWELL,L V 15:48:46 DS03 CLOC-ONS 4S39 NSA WO PAC/SO PCH, TRYING TO FIND THE SHOOTING SCENE 15:49:09 DS03 FNLTYPE 15 :49:59 DS83 PU 15:58:17 DS03 MISC ,, ,4B l HAS THE SUSP AND GOING TO CK SCENE W/HIM, ,,,MAY NE ED TO HOMICIDE 4B4 FINALTYPE:UNWELC -->998 PRI :2-->E 4B4 TO PA10, T21 WPSS AND ADV 4C4 OF THIS 4S39, NEED ONE UNIT OFF PAC AT ENTRACE TO THE MEDICAL CNT R,, ,NEED DRIVEWAY BLKED OFF 15:58:55 15:50:55 15:51:29 1908 TRANSPRT 4Bl JAIL DM03 CLOC-ONS 4S39 17TH ST/CEDAR AV,CLB, ••••••••THIS IS CP••••••• OS83 MISC 4S39, Ll6 EOW IN 10 MINS,, ,WILL PASS ON TO Ll5 , , , ,PRO BE 15:52:08 PA10 PU 15:52:24 19D8 JDIC 15:52:56 DS03 MISC NR IN 15 MINS TO OS03, 4C4 ADV 4Bl MWNT,X,X,, ,D IXON ,KEILO,M, ,122573 ,,M,B,,,,,,,, 4S39, PER 4Sl2 KICKING ALL THE "C" UNITS OUT EARLY,, ,4C4 WILL BE ENR NOW ,,, ,SGT LEVY ENR 15:52:56 SUPV PU 4B4 TO OS03, Ll5 PACKING UP THEN ENR 15:52:59 SUPV BACKUP 4B4 Ll5:0 <7888>KRUECK,DEBORAH J 15:53:17 248A ONSCENE FOX 15:53:25 DS03 CHGLOC WCl 17TH ST/CEDAR AV,CLB, STA 15:53:56 DS03 MISC 4B34, •••••••CRIME SCREEN IS R/0 PAC••••• 15:54:46 DS03 MISC 4S39, PER 4Sl2 CMDR BATES NOTIFIED AND ENR 15:55:09 DS03 BACK-ENR 4S39 El2:P <394l>BATTS,ANTHONY W 15:56:59 DS03 MISC 4S39, 4C4 WILL BE ENR AS THE PEIR COUNSLR 15:57:01 246C BACK-ONS 4B4 4C4:P <2807>FOSTER,RONALD D 15:57:49 DS02 PREEMPT 1Kl2 15:58:10 A716 BACK-ONS 4S39 4S32:P <4009>LEVY,JOSEF 15:59:43 DS04 ENROUTE L15 15:59:50 SUPV MISC SGT MILOVICH ADV OF CALL .WILL CB Printed by CLB\ercusto 1i11/2020 7:26:30 AM CHIQ PAGE NO.0003 5378 2430 02-14-1998 18:47 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPT CALLS-FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE 15:59:54 DS03 INSRVICE WCl , TO CHANGE DESIGNATORS 16:00:03 DS03 BACK-ENR 4S39 E42 :P <5039>LUNA,ROBERT G 16 :00:48 DS04 ENROUTE WC3 16 :02:10 248A INSRVICE FOX 16:02:43 A712 INSRVICE 1B37 16 :02:50 1908 ONSCENE 4Bl 16 :03:57 DS03 PU 4S39 TO PA10, NEED MOCl ON THIS TO 17TH/C EDAR 16 :04:20 DS83 ONSCENE 1B91 16 :05 :58 PAll MISC DET BOSTON CALLED IN FOR CP LOC AND CIRCUMSTANCES ,, WAS A DV'D 16 :85:59 PA18 PU 16 :06:08 DS03 MISC TO DS03, COMM CNTR SUPV WILL CALL OUT MOCl 4B35 , STILL HERE,, ,BLKING ALY ,,, ,*****WILL BE TAKING THE PAPER ON THIS****** 16 : 06 : 11 16:06:46 16 :07:43 16:08 :16 16 :08:27 16:09:47 16:10 :35 SUPV PU DS03 MISC DS03 MISC DM03 UPDATE DS03 VIEWED TO DS83 , HOMICIDE DET HAMMON /BOSTON ENR 4S39 , SWITCH ROUTINE 4S39 , ROUTINE SWITCHED DAREA:4-->6 OS03 BACK-ONS 4S39 E4:O <2795>BROWN,DALE L DM03 MISC 4S39 , ****INCIDENT CMNDR•••lS42 IS OPERATIONS,,, ,LEVY IS ALSO OPERATIONS 16 :18:52 OS03 CLOC-ONS 1S42 17TH ST/CEDAR AV ,CLB 16 :10:52 DS03 PU 1S42 TO PA10 , NEED FIRE TO 17TH/CEDAR (CP),, ,NEED LADDERS TO CK ROOFS 16 :12 :16 PAll MISC OFFICER KIFT PAGED RE MOCl CALL OUT 16 :12 :19 PA10 PU TO DS03, FIRE ENR 16:12:30 DS83 MISC E42 , 4Sl2 ENR FM 16:13:86 DS83 CLOC-ONS 4B2 R/O PAC , SECURING THE CASSINGS 16:14:16 DS83 CLOC-ONS 4B3 17TH ST/PAC ,CLB 16 :14:17 P005 SUPP TX:FD ENR TO 17TH/CEDAR ............ HOW MANY STORIES ARE T HE BUILDINGS? 16: 14:52 16 :14:59 16 :15 :09 16 :15 :31 16 :15:51 16 :16:26 16 :16:27 DS03 CLOC-ONS 4B5 NO 17TH/PAC IN ALY DM83 ONSCENE Ll5 DS83 MISC 4B34, STILL HERE , , ,R/O IN ALY DS83 VI EWED DS83 PU PA10 PU DS03 PU 16 :17 :08 DS03 MISC 16:19:89 PA10 PU 16:19:27 DS03 MISC 16:21:25 SUPV MISC 16:21:50 DS03 MISC 16:22:25 DS03 MISC 1S42 TO PA10, BLDING IS AT LEAST 20 FT TO DS03 , FIRE ADV 4S39 TO PA10, NEED BARRICADES AT 17TH/PAC STOPPING W/B TR AFF,, ,17TH/CEDAR TO STOP E/B TRAFF 1S42, ALL UNITS R TO CK IN W/OFC BROWN AT THE COMMAND POS T FOR ASSIGNMENTS TO DS03, STREET MAINT ADV,ETA IS ABOUT 10 MIN 4B4, UNIT ADV EARLIER, ,,,SUBJ REACHED AROUND THE FRONT AS IF GOING INTO THE WAIST BAND AND TURNED TWRDS ME SGT LUNDBERG ADV'D WILL BE ENRT TO THE AIRPORT IN ABOUT 1 0 4S32, TO 4S39 ,, ,NEED 2 OFC TO GO TO F/O MEDICAL GROUP ON PAC,, ,TO INTERVIEW WITZ AT VIDEO STORE AND LAUNDROMAT 4S39 , WE HAVE SUBJS WALKING INTO THE CRIME SCEEN,, ,NEED T 0 DRIVEWAY SECURE AT THE MEDICAL CN TR 16 :23:38 16 :24:31 16 :24:54 DS03 BACK-ENR 4S32 4C64 :P <4037>BURGESS,RONALD P <5693>KUNKLE ,SHANDA R DS03 MISC 4C64 , PER 4X32 COME W/B 17TH FROM PAC DS03 MISC 4C64 , ••CORRECTION••PER 4S32 COME W/B 17TH FROM PAC Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:26:32 AM CHIQ PAGE NO.0004 5370 2430 02-14-1998 18 :47 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPT CALLS-FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE 16:25:42 DS03 PU 4S32 TO PA18, ADV FIRE ,,, ,NEED TO CK PAC (THE MEDI CA L BLDING) WITHE LADDERS FIRST 16 :26 :12 DS03 MISC 16 :26:17 PA10 PU 16 :26:18 DS03 ONSCENE 16 :33:22 DS03 MISC 4C64, WILL HANDLE THE INTERVIEWS TO DS03 , FIRE ADV 4C64 4B34, REG SUPP AT 1542 HRS ,, ,CORRECTION ,, ,SUSP IS LARGES IZED AND AT LEAST 28 YRS OLD 16 :35 :58 DS03 BACK-ENR 4S39 FOX:P <5577>HUBERT,TERYL A <3167>HARRIS,DONALD L, RE G LAST 16 :37:02 DM03 MISC 4S32 , BRADBURN IS DOING THE DIAGRAM 16 :37:04 DS03 MISC 4S39 , ALSO NEED UNIT TO CK THE ORIGINAL DISP ,,,,, 16 :38:31 DS03 BACK-ENR 4S32 1C37:P <5684>ODOWD ,PATRICK J 16 :38:31 DS03 CHGLOC 1C37 W PCH ,CLB, TO CK W/ORIGINAL DISP LOC ) 16 :38 :56 DS03 ONSCENE FOX 16 :39 :31 DS03 MISC 4S32 , TO FOX,, ,JUST W/O BLU/WHI BLDING AND UP TO THE ALY, 16:39 :47 16:40:42 16:41 :42 16:42:82 16:43 :88 16:43 :24 16:44:30 16:44 :37 16:44:47 16:45 :48 16:45 :51 16:48:08 16: 50 : 11 DS03 REQCC 1871 JDIC DS03 MISC DS03 CHGLOC DM03 MISC ,,POSS W/S OF LAY FOR ANY ROOF TOPS 4Bl 988812412 ASSIGNED Q 1C37 2DWD378 4S32 , TO FOX,, ,ALSO TO CK ROOF 1 N/0 MEDICAL BLDING 1S42 17TH ST/CEDAR AV,CLB FOX, ROOF CK'S OK ,, ,MAY WANT TO PUT LADDER TO LAST LOC , ,L OST FO SCRAPE ON TOP DS03 MISC 4Bl , 4B34 WILL FIND AND ADV OF EXACT ARREST LOC FM DS03 MISC 4Bl , ARREST LOC WAS RO CEDAR DS03 BACK-ONS 4S39 El :O DS03 INSRVICE E4 , AST DS03 PU 4S39 TO PA10, ADV PIO ,, ,PRESS HELO SHOWING UP 1871 ONSCENE 1C37 SUPV MISC PIO MENDEZ PAGED DS03 BACK-ENR 4S32 4C62 :P <562l>PEREZ ,GERARDO J <5445>BRADBURN ,KEVIN L, NEED HIM TO DO DIAGRAM & HAVE PARTNER SEE S32 PAC 16:50 :35 DS03 CLOC-ONS 4S39 W PACIFIC COAST HY,CLB 16:50:58 OS03 CLOC-ONS 4S39 CP••• 17TH/CEDAR 16:50 :54 SUPM SUPP TX:PIO MENDEZ WILL BE ER 16:51 :15 DS03 VIEWED 16:53 :48 1865 ONSCENE 4C62 16:54:51 DS02 BACK-ENR 4C62 DHll :O <2969>HAMAND ,ROY T 16:55 :13 DS02 BACK-ENR DHll DH6 :O <2976>BOSTON ,JOHN S 16:57:37 DS03 ONSCENE 1S42 16:58:06 DS03 ONSCENE El2 16:58 :11 DS03 ONSCENE E42 17:00 :31 DS03 MISC 1C37 , TALKING TO EMPLOYEES NOW (4 OF THEM ) AND GETTINGS TATEMENTS FROM THEM 17:01 :15 DS03 MISC 1C37 , HAVE RP & WILL SIGN 602 PRI V PER ARREST 17:01:17 DM82 ONSCENE DHll 17:02 :15 DS83 ONSCENE DH6 17:02 :44 248A INSRVICE FOX 17:03 :23 DS03 BACK-ONS 4S32 4C33 :P <5383>SCHILLIG,DAVID R 17:03 :38 DS83 MISC 4C33 , DOING WALK N TALKS 17:09 :28 186B PU 4B4 TO PA18, THIS IS VAN DUIN CANU PLZ CALL AT AND ADV I AM STUCK OUT HERE AND HAVE NO IDEA WHEN I ' LL BE RELIEVED .... 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I WILL BE ER TO CP NOW WITH THEM 1C37 STA FILE 1C37 4B5 , NE OF ALY SO PCH N/0 COMMAND POST FLAGGED DOWN RE 64 7F SUBJ INSIDE 18:01:00 2481 CHGLOC 412B WPSS 18:06:06 2481 ONSCENE 412B 18 :08:00 DM02 APPO-MSG I GOT THE OUTSTANDING JOB OF SCRIBE .... NEED A NAME AND ID 18:08:11 OM02 PU 18 :17:22 186B PU 18 :18:57 P010 MISC 18 :19 :45 2476 CHGLOC 18 :19:53 OS03 MISC 18:20:57 OS03 PU 18:21:08 OS03 MISC 18:22:27 P010 PU 18:26:53 OS03 PU # FOR PUBLIC SERVICE UNIT OUT AT SCENE, CANU HELP PLZ? 1B91 TO PA10, C LAST PLZ ... SEND TO UNIT 4B4 TO PA10, THIS IS VAN DUIN CANU PLZ CALL AND ADV I SHOULD BE HOME BY 7 PM ........ T4 4C33 HQ 1S42 , UNITS ON PERIMETER CAN BREAK DOWN, CK OUT W/SCRIB E ON WAY OUT 4S39 TO PA10, ADV P/S THEY CAN PICK UP THEIR BARRICADES 4S39 , •••••SWITCH ROUTINE TRAFFIC BACK TO CH4 TO OS03 , .... PS ADV 4S39 TO PA10 , T21 X7234 , HAVE 4Bl-MERCAOO GO UPSTAIRS WHE RE HE CAN COPY 4S39 ON CHS PLZ 18:27 :14 A719 INSRVICE 485 18:28:20 1905 CHGLOC 4B2 WPSS 18:29 :20 927B CHGLOC 4B35 HQ FILE-DONT LOG OFF 18:29:39 P010 PU TO DS03 , ... 4Bl ADV ... AND ER 18 :29 :47 1905 ONSCENE 482 18 :30:00 A70E CHGLOC 4S39 400 W 18 :30:11 190A INSRVICE E42 18 :30:23 OS03 CHGLOC lS42 OT STA 18 :30:44 OS03 INSRVICE Ll5 18:30 :53 OS03 TRANSFER CDAREA :6 -->4 18 :31 :20 OS02 PREEMPT DH6 18 :31:48 OS02 PREEMPT DHll 18 :32:26 1865 CHGLOC 4C62 OT FILE 18 :36:51 OS03 MISC 4B35 , AFFRIM THEY WANT DRE 18 :37 :59 246B CHGLOC 1B91 HOMICIDE 18 :38 :08 1865 ONSCENE 4C62 18:38:12 OS03 CLOC-ONS 4B34 STA/FILE 18:39:18 2481 INSRVICE 412B 18 :39 :48 DS03 CLOC-ONS 4C4 1335 LBB ,CL8 ... Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:26:35 AM CHIQ PAGE NO.0086 5378 2438 02-14-1998 18:47 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPT CALLS-FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE 18:39:57 OM03 BACK-ONS 4C4 4C74:P <5688>OESTEFANO,SCOTT J <5397>WRIGHT,PAUL T 18:40:02 1870 CHGLOC 4B3 SOUTH DIV 18:42 :23 1870 ONSCENE 4B3 18:44:08 A714 JOIC 4C74 MWNT,X,,, 18:46:19 P818 SUPP TX :PS UNIT IS 428 (MCLLOUCH) 18:46:48 OS03 VIEWED 18:48 :87 A718 CLEAR WC3 ADV 18:48:57 2438 RMS-XFR 4B4 OPERATOR ASSIGNMENTS: P011 7888 OS83 7887 186B 5570 1908 5563 2481 5618 PA10 7867 1905 5612 A78E 3962 BOROEAUX,WILLIAM W BOTTOHS ,OANNA H FOSTER, JAMES T HERCAOO ,JOHN H STILINOVICH,JOSEPH M YANG, L YOIA J VAN OUIN ,SHARON TOL,AORIANUA T Printed by '2020 1 26 46 AM CLB~rcusto 1 11 L)~,J) ~LO />1~-cL- /L-~-7j Printed ~;641 AM -111112020 CU·W,i1cu~to IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE LONG BEACH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ) ) Plaintiff, ) CASE NO. 8LM00820 ) vs. ) COMPLAINT ) KEILO MAURICE DIXON, ) ) Defendant ( s) . ) _____________________ ) COUNT NO. I I, the undersigned, complain that upon information and belief, on or about FEBRUARY 14, 1998, in the City of Long Beach, County of Los Angeles, State of California, a misdemeanor was committed by said defendant who then and there did willfully and unlawfully enter and occupy the real property and structure at W. PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY, in said City, without the consent of the owner, his agent, or the person in lawful possession thereof, in violation of Section 602 (L) of the Penal Code of the State of California. All of which is contrary to the form, force and effect of the statute in such cases made and provided and against the peace and dignity of the People of the State of California. -Said complainant therefore prays that a warrant be issued for the arrest of the said defendant and that said defendant may be dealt with according to law. A declaration in support of the issuance of an arrest warrant is submitted. This complaint is based on the facts and circum- stances in BK# 5552532 incorporated herein by reference. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to §§1054.1-1054.7 of the California Penal Code, the Prosecutor hereby informally requests defendant to produce all materials described in Penal Code §1054.3(b) no later than 30 days prior to trial. I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on FEBRUARY 18, DOA: 2/14/98 D/2 ¥)I;): HOMELESS irolflt 'l»/5 I 7 3 CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:26:48 AM 1998 mb at Long Beach, California. O-LJ#- /oo5fuN Declarant ' 02-14-98 19:50 MESSAGE FROM JDIC/CLETS RE : QHY.CA0194100.08668287.HAMAND DATE:02-14•98 TIME:19:50:24 RESTRICTED-DO NOT USE FOR EMPLOYMENT, LICENSING OR CERT! h CATION PURPOSES ATTN:HAMAND 980450716 0 LASO RECORD ** III CALIFORNIA ONLY RECORD CII/ DOB/12-25-1973 SEX/M RAC/BL.ACK HGT/508 WGT/160 EYE/BRO HAI/BLK POB/ NAM/01 DIXON,KEILO MAURICE 02 DIXON,KEILLO MAURICE 03 DIXON,MARCIES TYRONE 04 DIXON,MAURICE KEILO 05 JOHNSON,KEVIN 06 DIXON,MAURICE K 07 OIXON,KEILO MAUIRICE 08 DIXON,KELLO MAURICE 09 DIXON,KEL10 MAURICE 10 DIXON, KEILO 11 DIXON, KIELO 12 DICKSON,KEILO MON/BLACKIE FBI/ DOB/12-25-69 12-27-72 CDL/ SOC/ INN/CYA- COC- SMT/SC L WRIST; TAT R ARM MOS/ CCC/STUDENT; LABORER; LABOR CUSTODY:CYA NAM:01 CUSTOOY:CYA NAM :01 Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7 26:49 AM ' 11-07-89 DISPO :PAROLED FROM CYA RECVD BY :CAPA YOUTH AUTHORITY ** POTENTIAL FELONY STRIKE ENTRY ARR/DET/CITE: NAM:01 00B:12-25-1973 Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/1112020 726:50 AM ' 02-14-98 19:50 MESSAGE FROM JDIC/CLETS * * * * ARR/DET/CITE: NAM:01 OOB :12-25-1973 ARR/DET/CITE: NAM :03 OOB:12-25-1969 CUSTODY:CYA NAM:01 Printed by CLB\ercusto 1111/2020 726 51 AM 02-14-98 19:50 07-19-92 CAPO LONG BEACH CNT :01 #494 632 3156801 -WARRAN'!' MESSAGE FROM JDIC/CLETS 11364 H&S-POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE PARAPHERNA WARRANT #LB92M05617 ARR/DET/CITE: NAM:01 DOB:12-25-1973 10-28-92 CAPO LONG BEACH CNT:01 #4 94632-3287113 -WARRANT 11364 H&S-POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE PARAPHERNA WARRANT #LB92M07549 COURT: NAM: 01 10-29-92 CAMC LONG BEACH CNT :01 #92M07549 11364 H&S-POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE PARAPHERNA •DISPO:CONVICTED CONV STATUS:MISDEMEANOR SEN: 12 MONTHS PROBATION, 10 DAYS JAIL ARR/DET/CITE: NAM:01 DOB:12-25-1973 12-23-92 CAPO LONG BEACH CNT:01 #494632 3355046 602.l(A)PC-TRESPAS OBSTRUC/ETC BUSINES OPR/ETC CNT : 02 -WARRANT 11364 H&S-POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE PARAPHERNA WARRANT # LB92M10973 COURT: NAM: 01 01-06-93 CAMC LONG BEACH CNT:01 #92M11653 602.l (A)PC-TRESPAS OBSTRUC/ETC BUSINES OPR/ETC DISPO:DISMISSED/E1JRTHERANCE OF JUSTICE ARR/DET/CITE: NAM:01 OOB :12-25-197J 01-04-93 CAPO LOKG BEACH CNT:01 1494632 3367117 11364 H&S-POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE PARAPHERNA CNT :02 Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/11/:1020 726.53 AM r COURT: NAM: 02 06-24 -92 CAMC LONG BEACH CNT :01 #92M04593 11364 H&S-POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE PARAPHERNA *DISPO:CONVICTED CONV STATUS :MISDEMEANOR SEN: 12 MONTHS PROBATION, 2 DAYS JAIL ARR/DET/CITE: NAM:01 DOB :12-25-1973 Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/1112020 7 26:54 AM , 02-14-98 19:50 MESSAGE FROM JDIC/CLETS ARR/DET/CITE: NAM:01 00B :12-25-1973 05-12-92 CAPD LONG BEACH CNT:01 1494632 3069493 -WARRANT 4149 BP-POSSESS HYPODERMIC NEEDLE/SYRINGE WARRANT #LB~2M02928 CNT:02 -WARRANT 11364 H&S-POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE PARAPHERNA WARRANT ILB92M02602 COURT: NAM: 01 05-13-92 CAMC LONG BEACH CNT:01 192M02602 11364 H&S-POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE PARAPHERNA *DISPO:CONVI CTEO CONV STATUS :MISDEMEANOR SEN: 36 MONTHS PROBATION, 15 DAYS JAIL, I MP SEN SS COURT: NAM :01 05-13-92 CAMC LONG BEACH CNT:01 #92M02928 4149 BP-POSSESS HYPODERMIC NEEDLE/SYRINGE *OISPO:CONVICTEO CONV STATUS :MISOEMEANOR SEN : 36 MONTHS PROBATION, 15 DAYS JAIL ARR/OET/CITE : NAM :01 OOB:12-25-1973 06-01-92 CAPO LONG BEACH CNT :01 14 94632 3094507 ARSON DURING STATE OF INSURRECTN/EMERG COM: 454(AJ PC CNT :02 45l(CJ PC-ARSON:STRUCTURE/FOREST LANO ARR/DET/CITE: NAM:02 00B:12-25-1973 06-26-92 CAPD LONG BEACH CNT :01 #4 94632 31227008 -WARRANT 11364 H&S-POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE PARAPHERNA WARRANT #LB92M0 4593 Printed by CL •3'\f'rcusto 1,1112020 7 26 55 AM , RECVD BY :CAPA YOUTH AUTHORITY ** POTENTIAL FELONY STRIKE ENTRY ARR/DET/CITE: NAM:01 OOB :12-25-1973 03-18-92 CAPO LONG BEACH CN'!':01 #494632 2987635 148 PC-OBSTRUCTS/RESISTS PUBLIC OFFICER Printed by c_B\ercusto 1/11/2020 7 26:56 AM 02-17-98 11:26 DATE:02-17-98*TIME:11:26* MESSAGE FROM JDIC/CLETS DMV RECORD FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT USE ONLY DL/NO:*B/D:12-25-73*NAME:DIXON KEILO MAURICE* RES/ADDR : AS OF 09-26-94 :* OTH/ADDR AS OF 11-23-88:* IDENTIFYING INFORMATION : SEX:MALE*HAIR:BLACK*EYES:BRN*HT:5-09*WT:180* ID CARD MLD:10-20-94*EXPIRES:12-25-99*BATES :MAG* LICENSE STATUS : NONE ISSUED* DEPARTMENTAL ACTIONS : NONE CONVICTIONS: NONE FAILURES TO APPEAR: NONE ACCIDENTS: NONE END Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/1112020 726:57 AM LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT BOOKING FEE REIMBURSEMENT Section A Thia information ia available in an alternate format by calling the Jail Division at (310) 570-7267 ARRESTEE NAME: J>IXDJV BOOKING NO. 55'5' ~ 53.1_ --------------- ADDRESS: OFFENSE: {p Q ;J.. l cA) CITY: CITE & RELEASE? O.R. PHONE # /v6N~ CDL# DOB J';J)J.5/7?:, ARRESTING ~ OFFICER: -L.A...::.os..;_1_e--=--"R..;___,__.f_;__ __ s_s_1_b_ NAME PHOTO# V i LBPD BAILIFF/DET.: LBPD BKG LBPD&COUNTY BKG ($255.52) ($122) COUNTY BKG ($145.84) Non-consolidated fee LBPD fee+ consolidated fee $122+133.52 Section B COURT INFORMATION: COURT CASE NO. You are ordered to pay the sum of.-------,--to the City of Long Beach. Payment must be received by the Long Beach Police Department within 30 days. CONVICTION DATE: ____ _ ORDERED BY JUDICIAL OFFICER:---=-----,,-..,...-,,-::--::---=-::c-:-.,....,...--,:-c--=.,,.-.,,.-----,,...,,...,,:-::--::---:,- By authority of Gov. Code Sec.29550, 29550.1, 29550.2, 29550.3 (Please return this form to the Long Beach Police Department for processing) INSTRUCTIONS ARRESTING OFFICER/BAILIFF: Arresting officer will be responsible for providing information in Section A, EXCEPT "Bailiff/Det." section. This form will be attached to all cases resulting in an arrest and booking, except bench warrants, foreign jurisdiction warrants and parole violation arrests. DO NOT SEPARATE COPIES. LONG BEACH P.O. BOOKING SERGEANT : Detach green page and forward to Records Administration Office. LONG BEACH P.O. RECORDS PERSONNEL: Attach all copies to the Detective Bureau's case copies. DO NOT SEPARATE COPIES. COURT CLERK: The court Clerk will be responsible for providing information in Section B, other than the sum to be paid, and placing the form in the defendant's file. Upon conviction, the Judicial Officer will order defendant to reimburse the CITY OF LONG BEACH. 1. Forward white original to the LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT. 2. Retain yellow copy of form for court records. 3. Supply defendant with blue copy of form before defendant leaves courtroom. NOTICE TO ARRESTED PERSON: You have been ordered to reimburse booking fees. The amount due is payable in cash, money order, or cashier 's check made payable to the LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT. Within 30 days of conviction, payment must either be made by mail to: THE LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT, BOOKING FEE PAYMENT, 400 West Broadway, Long Beach, CA 90802, or you must pay in person at he ~..P v address. Payments are accepted seven days per week, 24 hours per day. YOU MUST fil:RUJj OPY OF THIS FORM WITH EITHER PAYMENT CHOICE. Call (310) 570-7260 with questions. CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:26:58 AM THIS ORDER IS A CIVIL JUDGMENT AGAINST YOU. THE CITY OF LONG BEACH HAS THE RIGHT TO USE CO F YO DO NOT PAY . ~ DOMESTIC VIOLENCE O YES ONO GANGINVOLVEMENT □YES O NO LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT «ARREST □ RELEASED NOT BOOKED PAGE 1 of ~S DID# 1;TE APPR~~ (& _,(4_, Tzrz?,ED WARRANT CHECK t~I ?~COKING# -3-z._., COMPLETED BY OFFICER? N WARRANTS? N s 5 5 "' (,..) DRIV ID # STATE I IN POSS? ARRESTEE'S LAST NAME FIRST MIDDLE [E> "l>tXON, K El'-D 11'1A11R1CE ADDRESS HOME PHONE* ,~,~CE HAIR EYES HGT ~o IDi~i..15/7 3 AGE VEHICLE LICENSE 1ST:TE ( ) N ONE 8LK. BRIJ 5'r~ ;;._4 - vE:_:_R*I MAK~ MODEL* STYLE * COLOR* RD AKA I BIRTH ST ---111 , DR# ARR AGENCY DATE ARRESTEDl11ME ARRESTED L0CAy; OF ARREST Cf r,,t)O t). 4 I J..,. /q i./ I )/Ji.,/o,g I 5i,-, R O CG'l)-4 R PRIMARY CHARGE TOTAL BAIL WARRANT# ADDITIONAL CHARGE BAIL WARRANT# ~ O';\ .. l C!l) No /JI-IL - ADDITIONAL CHARGE BAIL WARRANT# ADDITIONAL CHARGE BAIL WARRANT# 305~ ADDITIONAL CHARGE BAIL WARRANT# ADDITIONAL CHARGE BAIL WARRANT# wllv--r-3/79VPJ 9Y/O SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER SUSPECT OBSERVABLE PHYSICAL ODDITIES/ SCARS, MARKS. TATTOOS (SPECIFY) f'IOA/1: GANG INFORMATION* MONIKER * 'ADMITS ~ ADMITS~ DID# --AFFILIATI0 MEMBE PAROLEE ICLETS# RECORD TYPE ICDC / ID # PAROLE AGENT NAME/ OFFICE / !HOLD lG} INFO ONLY RALDF~AN. A /<DIJ l oNI:, ~F/lrCH PLACED? BUSINESS NAME OCCUPATION TYPE OF BUSINESS * BUSINESS ADDRESS , ---- CITY I STATE ZIP CODE I BUSINESS PHONE I MED PROBLEMS / ~NCLUDE PREGNANCY & # OF MO'S -{ ) CLOTHING Bu f-w>t ,71: Pl-/H'!> SH1~ ;-I /3Lvc /)FJvlWI SH-o~r P.i,IC, TT:).ltv1< }/+oe S' VEHICLE LOCATION/DISPOSITION IV/A IN CASE OF EMERGENCY NOTIFY: LAST NAME FIRST ADDRESS RELATIONSHI ARRESTING OFFICER'S NAME/ DID # Fosrc-,e J :; 5570 ASSISTING OFFICER'S NAME I DID # * /h&C/tl>D , f ~3 SEARCHING OFFICER'S NAME / DID # TRANSPORTING OFFICER'S NAME I DID # M~D J 55°~"=? lhEl?ufl>O , ,:f 5¼3 CASH PROPERTY'RETAINED BY PRISONER CASH0 I PROPERTY RETAINED BY BOOKING ,OJ f /'J OtJc ti!fl!FN I> FLT t!. l> C CA~)) J CASH PROPERTY DEPOSITED TO STOREROOM/ EVIDENCE - C,-:""f~,-1 hu PD4102 013(A} (REV. 08106197) ="---., C, >-l\,.,rrusto 1'11/,. J2D 1'2f ,g AM ()FFlr.FR r.OPV ' 1,, • City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve Date: June 29, 1998 To: f Police From : Anthony L. Van ren, Chairman, Shooting Review Board Subject: RESULTS OF SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD OIS 98-3 -CASE COMPLETED Officer Involved Shooting Review Board OIS 98-3 convened to review the no hit shooting incident involving Officer James T. Foster #5570, which occurred on February 14, 1998. The Shooting Review Board unanimously determined the actions of Officer Foster in regards to the shooting incident were INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. The recommended action determined for Officer Jackson was: • Incident Review: To be conducted by Commander Anthony Batts #3941 . There was no recommended action determined for the Department. The Shooting Review Board results were reviewed and approved by Chief of Police Luman, who made no further recommendations. An audit of the case revealed that all recommendations have been completed. Officer Foster has been advised of the Shooting Review Board results. Approved: ~bc£,._.-.J o6ert M. Luman.'Chief of Police SJH/sjh cc: Divisional File Personnel File Printed by @ CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:27:20 AM printed on recycled paper SF-48 (12/92) Date: To: From: Subject: • Printed by City ofLong Beach Worldng Together to Serve June 23, 1998 Anthony L. Van Coutren, Deputy Chief, Detective Bureau ~~ Batts, Commander, Patrol, West Division Memorandum SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD RESULTS -OIS 98-3 -J. FOSTER The purpose of this memorandum is to advise you that Officer James Foster has been notified of the Shooting_Board's findings. AWB:gg 9801091 cc: J . FOSTER, POLICE OFFICER, PATROL, WEST D IVISION CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:27:21 AM • ~/• Dete PROJECT ASSI TO Pa~ Bureau PROM· Tony L. Van Coutren Deputy Chi'ef SUSJBC'l' , OlS 98-3 OFF.t_CER J. T. FQS'J'BR #5 "-; . .J -~" ~ · ....... ,, ., ~, ";f ... ~. .... -~ II::~ ·J , ) ... f _'..u.a -'\..., .J • ...,., .) 4 , ·~ • ., --•,-.,~.......-... ... _,.,~-·-· CMl:Jll-. A. BATts »ATJI.OL lfBST DIV. to:• . .a.. r..· ~ COOTIUDf, DSWl'Y'CHIBP · DftBCTIVB Bt:JRlWJ A ! . :: :t ::: ., +· ;_• •• -~.J .,..,~~1'·~~-~,...•~ .,..,.-•.i .•wn. __ _... -.,._""""4,~ -Remarks:· 'i'miu A MOO -:cc:>ctJMDIT or TBB SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD RBVIBWBD WITH HIM BY C()f,ll,IAHJ)Bll A **** Please return this original form PrintJd by CLB\ercusto 1/1 d o20 7:27:23 AM it au,,, .. L I • • City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve Date: June 16, 1998 To: Anthony Batts, Acting Deputy Chief, Patrol Bureau From: Anthony L. Van Coutren, Chairman, Shooting Review Board Subject: OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD RESULTS· OIS 98-3 Printed by • OFFICER JAMES T. FOSTER #5570 • PROJECT ASSIGNMENT Officer Involved Shooting Review Board OIS 98-3 convened to review the no hit shooting incident involving Officer James T. Foster #5570 which occurred on February 14, 1998. The Shooting Review Board unanimously determined the actions of the officer in regards to the shooting were INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. RECOMMENDED ACTION • OFFICER INVOLVED The recommended action determined for Officer Foster was: • Incident Review: To be conducted by Commander A. Batts #3941 . RECOMMENDED ACTION • DEPARTMENT There was no recommended action determined for the Department. REVIEW & APPROVAL The Shooting Review Board recommendations were reviewed by Chief of Police Luman, who made no further recommendations. PROJECT ASSIGNMENT • PATROL WEST DIVISION • Prepare a memorandum documenting that Officer Foster has been notified of the Shooting Review Board results and that the incident has been reviewed with him by Commander A. Batts. ALV/SJH:sjh 98-3.pa * CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:27:24 AM printed on recycled paper SF-48(12/92) .II City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve Jt. .AA.AA • • Date: March 20, 1998 To: Dale L. Brown, Deputy Chie f Officer Involved and Robert M. Luman, Ch . olice From: Anthony L. Van Cou re , Chairman, Officer Involved Shooting Review Board Subject: OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD PACKAGE ~ OIS 98-3 • OFFICER JAMES T. FOSTER #5570 Deputy Chief Brown: Upon reviewing the attached Officer Involved Shooting Review Board package regarding the no hit shooting incident involving Officer James T. Foster of the Patrol Bureau, please indicate any comments you may have and place your signature where indicated. Please forward the notebook to the Chief of Police within seven days. ~~C>-~ t ~ ~ ~(... t <!...,J-{ ~"'D ~ ,~<..,t. ::t::,~.- u..:>1.. t...L ~ ~"-J' , ~~ <i,J \~ ~~ \ o~ ~ 'f Cd>t-1\(" ... ,,e,--,s:::::s:::r~ \ ~. Chief Luman: Date Upon reviewing the attached Officer Involved Shooting Review Board package, please indicate any comments and/or additional recommendations you may have and place your signature where indicated. Please notify the Homicide Detail at x87244 and the notebook will be retrieved for further processing. ~:=&ki~-~ RobrtM. Luman,hiofPolice - Printed by SJH/SJH COVER.MEM * ' ' Date CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:27:25 AM printed on recycled paper SF-48 (12/92) 111 JIA .A.,J;'j1j'A Date: To: From: Subject: • • Printed by City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve March 3, 1998 Roy T. Hamand and John S. Boston, Detectives, Homicide Detail Chairman, Shooting Review Board SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD -INVEST/GA TOR NOTIFICATION This notification is to advise you that Shooting Review Board OIS 98-3 will convene to review the no hit shooting incident involving Officer James Foster #5570, which occurred February 14, 1998. As the investigators at the scene, you are required to attend and to provide the presentation. DATE/TIME: LOCATION: March 17, 1998, Tuesday, at 1430 Hours Chiefs Conference Room, Third Floor VOTING BOARD MEMBERS 1. Chairman 2 . Chief of Staff 3. Deputy Chief of Involved Employee 4. Training Representative 5. Peer-Level Officer NON-VOTING MEMBERS 1. Investigators 2 .. P.O.A. Representative 3. Commanding Officer of Involved Employee 4 . Employee Liaison 5. I .A. Representative 6. O.1.S. Supervisor . ~ .. Deputy Chief Tony Van Coutren Lieutenant Mike Hill Deputy Chief Dale Brown Officer Brian Hauptmann Officer Chris Morgan Detectives Roy Hamand and John Boston Sergeant Dan Brooks Commander Tony Batts Sergeant Keith Gregrow Commander Kimball Shelley Sergeant George Fox Please contact Sheilah Holden to confirm your attendance. Thank you . SJH:sjh 98-3.not * CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:27:26 AM printed on recycled paper SF-48(12/92) Date: To: From: Subject: • • Printed by Cllyof Long Beach Working Together to Serve COPY March 3, 1998 James T. Foster #5570, Officer, West Division, Patrol Bureau Chairman, Shooting Review Board SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD -OFFICER INVOLVED NOTIFICATION On March 17, 1998 at 1430 hours Shooting Review Board OIS 98-3 will convene to review your no hit shooting incident which occurred February 14, 1998. You may challenge the seating of the Peer-Level Officer by notifying the Deputy Chief of the Detective Bureau. The Deputy Chief will then select an alternate Peer-Level Officer and his decision will be final. VOTING BOARD MEMBERS 1. Chairman 2. Chief of Staff 3. Deputy Chief of Involved Employee 4. Training Representative 5. Peer-Level Officer NON-VOTING MEMBERS 1. Investigators 2. P.O.A. Representative 3. Commanding Officer of Involved Employee 4. Employee Liaison 5. I.A. Representative 6. 0.1.S. Supervisor Deputy Chief Tony Van Coutren Lieutenant Mike Hill Deputy Chief Dale Brown Officer Brian Hauptmann Officer Chris Morgan Detectives Roy Hamand and John Boston Sergeant Dan Brooks Commander Tony Batts Sergeant Keith Gregrow Commander Kimball Shelley Sergeant George Fox Upon conclusion of the Shooting Review Board and review by the Chief of Police, you will be notified of the Shooting Review Board results. This Is for your Information only. You DO NOT attend the Shooting Review Board. SJH:sjh 98-3.not CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:27:27 AM SF-48(12/92) • City of Long Beach Working Together to Serve C'OPT Date: March 6, 1998 To: Chris Morgan #5424, Patrol West Division From: Chairman, Shooting Review Board Subject: SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD -PEER LEVEL OFRCER NOTIRCATION Printed by This notification is to advise you that you have been selected to attend Shooting Review Board O1S 98-2 as the peer level officer. The Shooting Review Board will convene to review the hit shooting incident involving Officer Joseph Klein #5488, which occurred on February 8, 1998. DATE/TIME: March 17, 1998, Tuesday, at 1400 Hours LOCATION: Chiefs Conference Room, Third Floor VOTING BOARD MEMBERS 1. Chairman 2. Chief of Staff 3. Deputy Chief of Involved Employee 4. Training Representative 5. Peer-Level Officer NON-VOTING MEMBERS 1. Investigators 2. P.O.A. Representative 3. Commanding Officer of Involved Employee 4. Employee Liaison 5 .. I.A. Representative 6. O.1.S. Supervisor Deputy Chief Tony Van Coutren Lieutenant Mike Hill Deputy Chief Dale Brown Officer Brian Hauptmann Officer Chris Morgan Detectives Steve Jones and Craig Remine Sergeant Dan Brooks Commander Tony Batts Sergeant Keith Gregrow Commander Kimball Shelley Sergeant George Fox Please contact Sheilah Holden, Homicide Detail, at x87244 to confirm your attendance and to obtain a Shooting Review Board case notebook. Thank you: SJH:sjh 98-2.not * CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:27:28 AM printed on re.·y.:led pi\pt,r SF-48(12/92) LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING REVIEW BOARD BOARD NO. 01S 98-3 NO HIT SHOOTING OFFICER INVOLVED FOSTER, James T. #5570 CURRENT ASSIGNMENT Patrol West Division DATE of HIRE 10/17/94 PRIOR INCIDENTS None BOARD CONVENED 03/17/98 Tuesday at 1430 Hours Third Floor Chief's Conference Room RANK Police Officer TIME in CURRENT ASSIGNMENT 2½ Years PRIOR ASSIGNMENTS Patrol South Division DATE/TIME of OCCURRENCE February 14, 1998, Saturday, 1528 Hours LOCATION of OCCURRENCE Rear of Pacific Avenue, Long Beach JURISDICTION L.B.P.D. ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING None WEATHER Raining LIGHTING CONDITION Overcast SUPERVISORS at LOCATION Sgt. A. Toi #3962 and Sgt. C. Shur #5003 INVESTIGATORS at LOCATION Detectives J. Boston #2976 and R. Hamand #2969 CRIME INVOLVED 602.1(A) P. C. Trespassing SUSPECT NAME DIXON, Keilo Maurice SUSPECTINJURED No DEPARTMENTAL REPORT 980012412 BOOKING NUMBER 5552532 SUSPECT ARMED Unknown OFFICER'S WEAPON BRAND Sig Sauer P220 FINISH Black TYPE of AMMUNITION BRAND 230 Grain Winchester PROJECTILES LOCATED No projectiles located. CALIBER .45 S/N BALLISTICS PERFORMED BY Gun test fired only by Range Staff. BALLISTICS RESULTS During test firing, handgun functioned as designed. DATE LAST QUALIFIED with ABOVE WEAPON 12/22/97 VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. CHAIRMAN: TONY L. VAN COUTREN #2873 2. CHIEF OF STAFF: 3. DEPUTY CHIEF (OF OFFICER INVOLVED): BARREL LENGTH 4" AUTHORIZED Yes AUTHORIZED Yes 4. TRAINING REPRESENTATIVE: .!2.n!l:i!:jl...Dl::l!.!J::...!..r!~l!::!...tl~liL..----_J_~~~~~~==.....;i.__ __ 5. PEER-LEVEL OFFICER: NON-VOTING BOARD MEMBERS: 1. INVESTIGATOR: 2. P.O.A. REPRESENTATIVE: 3. COMMANDING OFFICER (OF OFFICER INVOLVED): I 4. EMPLOYEE LIAISON: KEITH GREGROW #5012 5. I.A. REPRESENTATIVE: 6. Q.1.S. ~U,PERVISOR BOARD NO.: 01S 98-3 OFFICER INVOLVED: FOSTER, James T. #5570 Page 2 of 3 Department Manual Section 8 .1-10: With regard to the shot{s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: v INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY Review of the Incident Up to the Time of the Shooting: ~/ Were the involved officer's actions within Department policy, procedure and training guidelines? Ill' Were there any Department policy, procedure, or training issues that require modification? J IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY Review ~f the Incident After the Time of the Shooting: '!,, Were the involved officer's actions within Department policy, procedure and training guidelines? Ill Were there any Department policy, procedure, or training issues that require modification? ✓ IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY Recommendations shall specify the type of action, such as: Retraining at the Academy; Policy Review by the appropriate Bureau Deputy Chief; Internal Affairs Review: counseling or training at the Divisional level; or other appropriate action. VED: NO RECOMMENDATION REVIEW OF INCIDENT AND BOARD FINDING$_.... ' ~ J TO BE CONDUCTED BY BOARD MEMBER /cxy¢#t)Z;:f__. RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW _________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ilQN -DE::R::::~MENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING __________________ _ POLICY REVIEW ____________________ _ OTHER d- VOTING BOARD MEMBER /471;,,.,y I.. ,/4-) trJ/~ a~ w~ PRINT NAMr IGNATURE Printed by C l\,._,r ust,, I. 11,',-12, 1·2 7 ,O AM BOARD NO.: OIS 98-3 OFFICER INVOLVED: FOSTER, James T. #5570 Page 2 of 3 Department Manual Section 8 .1-1 O: With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: V::::: INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY ___ INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY Review the Incident Up to and After the Time of the Shooting. ___ ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ___ ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY Were the involved officer's actions within Department policy, procedure and training guidelines? / YES ___ NO (Recommendations Below) • Were there any Department policy, procedure, or training issues that require modification? ___ YES (Recommendations Below) ,LNO Recommendations shall specify the type of action, such as: Retraining at the Academy; Policy Review by the appropriate Bureau Deputy Chief; Internal Affairs Review: counseling or training at the Divisional level; or other appropriate action. RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION RE-TRAINING ____________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW ________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION • DEPARTMENT: ✓ NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING ________________ _ POLICY REVIEW ____________________ _ OTHER • NOTIFICATION OF BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS AND REVIEW OF INCIDENT WITH OFFICER INVOLVED TO BE CONDUCTED BY BOARD MEMBER ---r-o N'( '\3.A:::r::rS VOTING BOARD MEMBER .,_/)----'. ~-'-k!')-'--'--"-_d_l)~'ld~~--~- PRINT NAME &.L~ SIGNATURE Printed by CLB\ercusto 1111/L 120 7·27:32 AM • • BOARD NO.: 01S 98-3 OFFICER INVOLVED: FOSTER, James T. #5570 Page 2 of 3 Department Manual Section 8.1-1 O: With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the followlng findings: INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY Review of the Incident Up to the Time of the Shooting: ~ Were the Involved officer's actions within Department policy, procedure and training guidelines? IQ-. Were there any Department policy, procedure, or training issues that require modification? IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY Review of the Incident After the Time of the Shooting: lSl Were the involved officer's actions within Department policy, procedure and training guidelines? (QQ Were there any Department policy, procedure, or training issues that require modification? IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY Recommendations shall specify the type of action, such as: Retraining at the Academy; Policy Review by the appropriate Bureau Deputy Chief; Internal Affairs Review: counseling or training at the Divisional level; or other appropriate action. RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: NO RECOMMENDATION REVIEW OF INCIDENT AND BOARD FINDINGS TO BE CONDUCTED BY BOARD MEMBER ___________ _ RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW _________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION • DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING _________________ _ POLICY REVIEW ___________________ _ OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER Vv\\~\k\ ~ \-·-\,·\, \ PRINT NAME Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:27:33 AM • BOARD NO.: 01S 98-3 OFFICER INVOLVED: FOSTER, James T. #5570 Page 2 of 3 Department Manual Section 8.1-10: With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: / INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY Review of the Incident Up to the Time of the Shooting: 1$. Were the involved officer's actions within Department policy, procedure and training guidelines? '¢ Wer7t re any Department policy, procedure, or training issues that require modification? IN POLICY ___ OUT OF POLICY Review of the Incident After the Time of the Shooting: 121 Were the Involved officer's actions within Department policy, procedure and training guidelines? .¢-. Were there any Department policy, procedure, or training Issues that require modification? J IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY Recommendations shall specify the type of action, such as: Retraining at the Academy; Policy Review by the appropriate Bureau Deputy Chief; Internal Affairs Review: counseling or training at the Divisional level; or other appropriate action. RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED: 4 NO RECOMMENDATION REVIEW OF INCIDENT AND BOARD FINDINGS TO BE CONDUCTED BY BOARD MEMBER ___________ _ RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW _________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: J NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING _________________ _ POLICY REVIEW ___________________ _ OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER Tut-~ L . 63<cw~ PRINT NAME ,U4~~ SIGNATURE <...: Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:27:34 AM • • BOARD NO.: 01S 98-3 OFFICER INVOLVED: FOSTER, James T. #5570 Page 2 of 3 Department Manual Section 8.1-10: With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: ✓ INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY Review of the Incident Up to the Time of the Shooting: 0 Were the involved officer's actions within Department policy, procedure and training guidelines? 0 Were there any Department policy, procedure, or training Issues that require modification? _L_ IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY Review of the Incident After the Time of the Shooting: O Were the involved officer's actions within Department policy, procedure and training guidelines? O Were there any Department policy, procedure, or training Issues that require modification? IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY Recommendations shall specify the type of action, such as: Retraining at the Academy; Policy Review by the appropriate Bureau Deputy Chief; Internal Affairs Review: counseling or training at the Divisional level; or other appropriate action . RECOMMENDED ACTION -OFFICER INVOLVED; ✓ NO RECOMMENDATION REVIEW OF INCIDENT AND BOARD FINDINGS TO BE CONDUCTED BY BOARD MEMBER ___________ _ RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW ________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED ACTION -DEPARTMENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING __________________ _ POLICY REVIEW ___________________ _ OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER ~B,; ... ~ A , \4 A-~ P.1.-v\A-~~ PRINT NAME Printed by £?-At\~ SIGNATURE CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:27:35 AM • • BOARD NO.: 01S 98-3 OFFICER INVOLVED: FOSTER, James T. #5570 Page 2 of 3 Department Ma al Section 8.1-10: With regar o the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one of the following findings: INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY INTENTIONAL, OUT OF POLICY ACCIDENTAL, IN POLICY ACCIDENTAL, OUT OF POLICY Revlewv: off)h& -I cldent Up to the Time of the Shooting: c::( / Were the inv ed officer's actions within Department policy, procedure and training guidelines? Were the any Department policy, procedure, or training Issues that require modification? IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY Review of the Incident After the Time of the Shooting: O Were the In ved officer's actions within Department policy, procedure and training guidelines? o Were th e any Department policy, procedure, or training Issues that require modification? IN POLICY OUT OF POLICY Recommendations shall specify the type of action, such as: Retraining at the Academy; Policy Review by the appropriate Bureau Deputy Chief; Internal Affairs Review: counseling or training at the Divisional level; or other appropriate action. RECOMMENDED A~FFICER INVOLVED: / NO RECOMMENDATION REVIEW OF INCIDENT AND BOARD FINDINGS TO BE CONDUCTED BY BOARD MEMBER ___________ _ RE-TRAINING ______________________ _ ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW _________________ _ OTHER RECOMMENDED~MENT: NO RECOMMENDATION DEPARTMENT TRAINING __________________ _ POLICY REVIEW ____________________ _ OTHER VOTING BOARD MEMBER --=a__,~'"""'"9-:;....\.....;;~=---rrl_o_~-~'------- PRINT NAME Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:27:36 AM BOARD NO.: OIS 98-3 OFFICER INVOLVED: FOSTER, James T. #5570 Page 3 of 3 BOARD FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: The Shooting Review Board unanimously determined that the actions of Officer Foster were INTENTIONAL, IN POLICY. The recommended action determined for Officer Foster was: ef Incident Review: To be conducted by Commander Tony Batts #3941. There was no recommended action determined for the Department. DEPUTY CHIEF, DETECTIVE BUREAU: In all cases, a separate determination shall be made by the Deputy Chief of the Detective Bureau whether an Internal Affairs review is appropriate. INTERNAL AFFAIRS REVIEW: [ ] APPROPRIATE [ v{ INAPPROPRIATE ~N COUTREN, DEPUTY CHIEF, DETECTIVE BUREAU DEPUTY CHIEF (OF INVOLVED EMPLOYEE) COMMENTS: CHIEF OF POLICE: __ DO NOT APPROVE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS / APPROVE BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS COMMENTS AND/OR ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS: ROBERTM.LUMllih~-~ Pr:. -·~ND~y CLB\ercusto 1/1 r · '7:37 AM IND EX • REFERENCE: OFFICER INVOLVED NO HIT SHOOTING -OIS 98-3 February 14, 1998, Saturday, at 1528 hours Rear of Pacific Avenue • OFFICER INVOLVED: VICTIM: ACCUSED: OFFICER INVOLVED FIELD Long Beach, California FOSTER, James #5570 DIXON, Keilo Maurice Departmental Report 980012412 602.1 (A) P.C. Trespassing Booking Number 5552532 Court Case No. 8LM00820 SUPERVISORS REPORT: Officer Involved Shooting Summary FB: Detective J. S. Boston #2976 PAGES 1 UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE MEMORANDUM: FB: Sergeant A. Toi #3962 2-4 5 6 -11 CALL HISTORY: Call No. 980450716 (Unwelcome Guest) CALL HISTORY: TRESPASS REPORT: CRIME SCENE DIAGRAM: CRIME SCENE DIAGRAM: CRIME SCENE LEGEND: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: Call No. 980451019 (Officer Involved Shooting) VICTIM: 12 -16 REP: FB: Officer J. Foster #5570 Cedar Ave to Pacific Ave South of PCH 17 Cedar Ave to Pacific Ave South of PCH (Foot Pursuit) 18 Items Collected from Crime Scene 19 FB: Officer K. Bradburn #5445 F/O Contacted Possible Witnesses at Doctor's Hospital 20 -23 WITNESS: WITNESS: WITNESS: WITNESS: FB: Officer D. Schillig #5383 F/O Assisted with Arrest and Evidence Collection and 24 -27 Interviewed Witness FB: Officer L. Cox #5370 F/O Assisted at Crime Scene with Evidence Collection 28 -30 FB: Officer J. Rios #5668 • FOLLOW-UP REPORT: F/O Assisted at Crime Scene with Evidence Collection 31 -32 FB: Officer M. McDonald #5666 Printed by C LB\ercusfedl,}MfR?cfl ,1ro7ttJ'a~ .... • I N D E X ~ OIS 98-3 OFFICER INVOLVED: FOSTER, James #5570 ACCUSED: DIXON, Keilo Maurice Page ii FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: FOLLOW-UP REPORT: F /0 Contacted Possible Witnesses in Area WITNESS: WITNESS: WITNESS: WITNESS: WITNESS: WITNESS: FB: Officer S. Kunkle #5693 F/O Contacted Witnesses at WITNESS: WITNESS: WITNESS: FB: Officer P. O'Dowd #5604 F/O Contacted Possible Witnesses in Area WITNESS: WITNESS: WITNESS: WITNESS: WITNESS: WITNESS: FB: Officer R. Burgess #4037 • ARREST REPORT: ARRESTEE: DIXON, Keila Maurice BN 5552532 Charges: 602.1 (A)PC, 853. ?PC, 11364H&S, 3056PC FB: Officer J. Mercado #5563 SUSPECT INTERVIEW: HANDGUN EXAMINATION: -END• DIXON Interviewed 02/14/98 at 2059 Hours FB: Detective J . S. Boston #2976 and Detective R. T. Hamand #2969 Sig Sauer P220, .45 Caliber, SIN Examined By: Corporal E. Davenport #2645 INVESTIGATING DETECTIVES: Detective J. S. Boston #2976 Detective R. T. 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' r I i ·; ·-· 1 CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:27:42 AM Pn Li.O () O?t. • City of Long Beach Memorandum Working Together to Serve Date: February 15, 1998 To: Robert M. Luman, Chief of Police From: Adrian Toi, Sergeant, West Division Subject: Unusual Occurrence -OIS -Call #1019 SUMMARY On February 14, 1998 at 1534 hours, Officer Jim Foster #5570 responded to an unwelcome call at W. Pacific Coast Highway, the . This was the second call at this location for the same unwelcome subject. Upon Officer Foster's arrival, the subject fled from the location. The subject immediately grabbed his waistband while running, leading Officer Foster to believe he was armed. Officer Foster advised assisting units on the police radio of the suspect's description and that he believed the suspect was "CCW'. Assisting units responded and a perimeter was started. Officer Foster continued his foot pursuit, at times losing sight of the suspect. At one point, Officer Foster turned into the north/south alley, south of 17th Street and west of Pacific Avenue. It was there he again confronted the suspect. The suspect turned towards Officer Foster and reached for his waistband. Believing the suspect was arming himself with a handgun, Officer Foster fired one round from his duty weapon, missing the suspect. Assisting Officers were in the immediate area and the suspect was apprehended in a courtyard approximately two minutes after the shooting. The crime scene was contained by Watch II, West Division Officers. Watch Ill West Division Officers responded and canvased the neighborhood for witnesses. Watch II West Division Officers re-traced the path of the foot pursuit and were unable to locate a weapon. I was the Incident Commander and established a command post on 17th Street, between Cedar Avenue and Pacific Avenue. Homicide responded to the location. TIME Time occurred: 1534 hours Time terminated: 1830 hours Printed by CLB\ercu,to 1/1117020 7 27 43 AM 2 • Robert M. Luman, Chief of Police February 15, 1998 Page2 COMMAND POST PERSONNEL Incident Commander: Operations Officers: Scribe: Command Officers present: MOC-1 MANPOWER USED Lieutenants: 2 Sergeants: 5 Officers: 18 Lab Technician: 1 FOX LBFD: Ladders Public Service: Baricades CRITIQUE Positive Sergeant Adrian Toi Sergeant Josef Levy Sergeant Curtis Shur Sergeant Mike Scanlan Officer Greg Brown Chief Robert Luman Deputy Chief Dale Brown Commander Anthony Batts Lieutenant Dennis Webster Lieutenant Robert Luna Sergeant Richard Lundberg As the incident developed, numerous officers responded during a heavy rain. All Officers arrived safely and a loose perimeter was established immediately. There was good radio communications and pertinent information was aired, allowing for a timely apprehension of the suspect. The Long Beach Fire Department assisted with ladders, allowing officers to check roofs for the outstanding weapon. There was good coordination between our two agencies. Negative Once the suspect was apprehended, there was a delay in securing the crime Printed by scene. Police tape was eventually put up and although it does not appear CLB\ercusto 111112020 , 27 45 AM the scene was contaminated, the potential was there. 3 Printed by CLB\ercusto 1 11 '202:.l l 27:46 AM Robert M. Luman, Chief of Police February 15, 1998 Page3 cc: D. L. Brown, Deputy Chief, Patrol Bureau J .E. Lance, Deputy Chief, Administration Bureau A. L. Van Coutren, Deputy Chief, Patrol Bureau A. W . Batts, Commander, Patrol, West Division S. E. Bonswor, Commander, Patrol, South Division R. D. Lacey, Commander, Patrol, East Division J. Bretza, Commander, Patrol, North Division Att/mb UNUSUAL.MEM 4 CHIQ PAGE NO.U001 5066 Z703 03-03-1998 09 :21 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPT CALLS-FOR-SERVICE INQUIRY RESPONSE J:--.!JTlAT!:: ENTRY: DISPATCH: DN SCENE: C'LOSE : LOCATION: DAREA: BEAT : cm: FIRE~ 11:58:59 02-14-1998 12:00:06 l.2 ~09:03 12:13:32 12:18:02 W PACIFIC COAST HY 4 4 111 03C105 CP: CALL NUMBER : CUF:RENT STATUS: PR I MAF1Y UN J T: JUF: ISD ICT ION DI SPOSITION : 980450716 CLOSED 484 p ADV CLB CHESTNUT AV & CEDAR AV TYPE: UNWELC UNWELCOME GUEST PRIORITY~ 2 PRIOR HISTORY ADOr:;:Ess: PHOhlE: 0 2-i 4 -1998 1 2 : 00 : 06 P004 ENTRY OR IG IN:911 TX :F/0 UNWELC PEDDLER ,MB,25 TO 30YRS .CHECKED B LK IWHI SH IRT .DENIM SHORTS 12:00:06 F004 PRIOR 12: 1)0: 2" DS03 HOLD 12:09:03 DS03 DISP-ENR l. r, • ] (l : 1 '+ DM03 PREEMPT .I . 0 ~ 2t, 0S03 DISP-ENR j c.;.: l 3 : 32 1854 ONSCENE" 12: 18: 0 2 1854 CLEAR 12 : 18: 02 1854 CLOSE 1 i?: 20: 12 0S03 PU 12: 21 : 28 PA h> F-'U OPERATOR ASSIGNMENTS: Printed by C 3\f'rcusto 1 1112020 727 41 AM 21 1S 01/2 2/98 L0494 < 4 MORE> 4B4:P (5570>FOSTER,JAMES T 484 4B4:P (5570>FOSTER,JAMES T 4R4 4B4 ADV 484 TO PA 10 • hlEED F'S ASAP IF POSS. , • CLOSE S /S INTERSECT I 0 N OF CEDAR/CH~STNUT W/PCH AT LEAST 4-5 HOUSES BACK. VERY UNSAFE AND VEHS R START I NG TO GET lN TROUBLE TYERE 1·0 0S03, PS ADVD' F'004 7242 RHOADS.JEAN M DS02 7807 BOTTOMS.DANNA M DM03 7807 BOTTOMS.DANNA M 1854 5570 FOS TEF( • JAMES T F'Al<) 7869 PALLI TTO.GEQRGE TTE R 5 SHOTGUN/HANDGUN EXAMINATION ._,/OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING OFFICER INVOLVED: JAm!f..t HJ.tr.#.. PHOTO NO. ~S ?CJ GA ./CALIBER: f'S 1 I a: ~AKE:S:a;...fM1c;.& MODEL: /? .,2_1..0 SERIAL NO: DUTY USE-:<?:"RI MARt> TYPE a•-LIZ I 66.J HANDGUN: ---------... ~ DOUBLE ACTION SEMI-AUTO-•-------------~ OWNER OF 11 •t ./HANDGUN: --p--OFFICER-------_:7z_:~~1.~-~,~2~%~f:~r:?r_ ___ _ LAST DATE OFFICER QUALI _FIED WI TH /HANDGUN: __ ....,/_,_:Z.,_~ __ 2-___ "'2_-_cr,_7'.__ __ _ REVOL VEK iEST CHECK FOR HAMMER PUSH-OFF HHEN IQ~· ----------- FIRE DOUBLE ACTION: ___ ~~~ ANY MODIFICAT!ONS: --------,w- 0 !::=============================================== SEMI-AUTO TEST: FIRE SINGLE ACTION: Q J(_ FIRE DOUBLE ACTION __ (?_. _J_C-__ _ MAGAZINES: C2K FACTORY TYPE: YES--- SAFETY SYSTEM WORK: YES-'111 ANY MODIFICAT IONS: tJ{?t,./£' TRIGGER PULL: SINGLE ACTION · ( Pg, AMMUNITION CALIBER_r5 /feti;RAIN: ").;3 d TYPE: BRAND : u.J/1{ REMARKS: .. DECOCKING LEVER: OK.. ------------ ANY MALFUNCTIONS: ________ _ LBS DOUBLE ACTION_........,_fu-._ ___ LBS. filf -•±•&•, ~ HP , H~,---~f" AUTHORIZED: YES • EXAM I NATION BY (c°;)_~_J~-~ (/ ______ DATE: ___ ~_-_/ 7 ___ -_7 ..... v: ___ _ I ESTtl T R A~~L'.IE'. lfr+,,,,/1,,{j) PHOTO NO: ;;L.'?7& /.z9!i,', rin e y 7 C B rrusto 1 1112020 7 28 44 AM 49 • • M A N U A L of"'• Lonr Bndl PoU,:• 0.,,,,,-111 TRAINING 6.8.5 FIREARMS -SHOOTING POLICY The policy of this Department governing the display and discharge of firearms affirms that officers have the duty to use firearms whenever the necessity exists to protect their lives or the lives of others. It shall be the responsibility of the individual officer to use firearms only when reasonably necessary and justified under the circumstances. F1rearms shall be regarded as defensive weapons and· shall be used by an officer only in the absence of reasonable alternatives and the presence of one or more of the following compelling circumstances: • Immediate threat -In self-defense or in defense of another when the officer reasonably believes there is an immediate threat to life or of serious injury. • Substantial risk -To effect the arrest or prevent J.he escape of a felon or suspected felon when the officer has reasonable cause to believe that: • Toe crime for which the arrest is sought involved the use of or threatened use of deadly force, or the infliction of serious bodily injury; and, • There is substantial risk that the person whose arrest is sought will cause death or serious bodily harm, if apprehension is delayed . Circumstances may necessitate the use of a firearm for other than defensive purposes. Situations in this category include, but are not limited to, the following: • To sound an alarm or call for assistance when other means of communication cannot be used. • In the humane interest of terminating the needless suffering of a critically injured (pending death) animal, an officer may use a firearm to dispatch that animal only when ALL of the following criteria are met: • Animal Control is _unavailable or is unable to respond in a timely manner. • The animal's owner has given consent. • A Field Supervisor has given approval. (In an extreme siruation, a Edd Supervisor at the scene ™ approve dispatching a critically injured animal , when death is pending, in the owner's absence). NOTE: A void shooting animals in the head; rabies testing requires intact brain tissue . Printed by 6.8-9 CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:28:45 AM • M A N U A L of lh• Li1•t Bnu:/t Polic• 1Hpt1rtnr1111 TRAINING F°ll'earms shall NOT be discharged under the following circumstances: • As a warning shot. • At a moving vehicle or through a vehicle window, unless circumstances clearly warrant the use of a firearm as a final means of defense. This policy is not intended to prohibit an officer from discharging a firearm during authorized practice and training at an approved area. The discharge of any weapon by careless or negligent handling by an on-or off-duty employee shall constitute a neglect of duty. · Any discharge of a firearm by a member of this Department for whatever reason, except as pan of an authorized training exercise or recreational __ shooting, shall be reported and documented by the involved employee in compliance with the existing reporting policy. Each incident involving the discharge of a firearm by a member of this Department, with the exception of training, qualification, and recreation, shall be thoroughly reviewed . Printed by, _______ _;_ _________________ _ CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:28:46 AM 6.8-10 • • MANUAL oflla•Lo•rllffc/t Polia~ UNIFORMS & PERSONAL EQUIPMENT 6.9.14 FIREARMS-AUfHORIZED All sworn and other authorized personnel may exercise an option in the type of authorized firearms carried on-and off-duty. Procedures Toe Training Section has approved and the Chief of Police has authorized the use of the following firearms as either a primary uniform or non-uniform holster weapon. Any of the approved weapon systems that have a change in frame, sights, slide, safety and/or the material used in the construction (plastic or light-weight material) must be tested and approved by the Range Staff. This also includes modification made by officers to their own weapons. Any officer carrying a weapon which was approved prior to June 1, 1992, may continue to carry the weapon until he or she changes over to the new authorized weapon system . Printed b•-------------------------- cLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:28:48 AM 6.9-15 • • MASUAL of11t•Lo11rB..uarouu~ UNIFORMS & PERSONAL EQUIPMENT 6.9.14.1 PRil\lARY UNIFORM HOLSTER WEAPONS Revolver or semi-automatic pistol -.38, .45 Long Colt. 9mm, .45 ACP Revolvers: • Smith & Wesson with a 4" to 6 " barrel length -.38, .357, .45 LC calibers USE OF MAGNUM AMMUNITION IS PROHIBITED. Semi-Automatic Pistols -9mm, .45 ACP calibers: • Smith & Wesson Double-Action Models with a 4" to 6" barrel • Colt Government Model, Series 80 with a 4" to 6" barrel • Para-Ordinance Model P.14, P.13 (steel frame only) • Sig Sauer P Series with a 4" to 6" barrel • Beretta 92 Series with a 4" to 6" barrel USE OF MAGNUM AMMUNITION IS PROHIBITED. 6.9-16 6.9.14.2 PRil\.fARY NON-UNIFORM HOLSTER WEAPONS Revolver or semi-automatic pistols -.45, .38, 9mm and .380 calibers Revolvers: • Smith & Wesson Revolvers -.38, 9mm; all barrel lengths Semi-Automatic Pistols: • • • • • • • Printed by Beretta Model 84 and 85 -.380 semi-automatic Colt Officer's Model Smith & Wesson Double-Action Semi-Automatic, all barrel lengths Sig Sauer Model P230 -Double Action -.380 semi-automatic Walther PPK/PPKS -.380 semi-automatic Para-Ordinance -P.12 (steel frame only) Any weapon authorized for primary uniform use USE OF MAGNUM AMMUNITION IS PROHIBITED . Cl,B\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:28:49 AM 6.9-17 • • MANUAL o/tluLo111BffdlPolin~ UNIFORMS & PERSONAL EQUIPMENT 6.9.14.3 . BACK-UP WEAPON These weapons are authorized for use by uniform or plainclothes personnel and in specified undercover assignments. The weapon must be approved by the Training Section and authorized by the Chief of Police (PD Form 2210.003). For undercover purposes, written permission to use a back-up weapon shall be obtained from the officer's Division Commanding Officer. The back-up weapon shall be easily concealed and carried on the person; i.e., belt, ankle, wallet holster, cuff case, or pocket. The use of .22 magnum, rim fire ammunition in a back-up weapon is authorized. Use of other magnum ammunition is not permitted. Personnel must complete a Department-approved training course as a requisite for authorization to carry a back-up weapon. Personnel are required to re-qualify with a back-up weapon annually. Approved and authorized back-up firearms are as r ollows: Semi-Automatic Pistols: • • • • • Beretta Model 20 Double Action -.25 semi-automatic Beretta Model 21 Double Action -.22 LR Iver Johnson Model TP22 Double Action -.22 LR Walther TPH -.22 LR Any weapon authorized for Primary Uniform and Primary Non-Uniform duty Authorization to carry semi-automatic weapons requires compliance with the following: • Weapon shall be submined .to the Police Armorer for inspection relative to defects and malfunctions. • If the weapon passes inspection, the officer shall complete a training course as prescribed by the Range Master. Training will be conducted during off-duty hours without compensation. • After satisfactory completion of the course, the officer must qualify with the weapon by firing 50 rounds of ammunition without malfunction. The officer must also demonstrate that the weapon will function with the ammunition and magazine that will be carried on-duty . Printed b·-------------------------- CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:28:50 AM 6.9-18 • • M A ?'-. U A L of tit• UHlf Bud Polic• 0.,,.,-, UNIFORMS & PERSONAL EQUIPMENT • Division Commanders who authorize firearms for back-up or primary plainclothes use, shall maintain a roster of all officers carrying such firearms. The roster shall identify the weapon each officer is carrying by manufacturer, model and caliber. Division Commanders shall provide the information to the Training Section (Range Master's file). Semi-Auto Transition Class • All personnel transitioning from a revolver to a semi-automatic must complete the eight-hour, Semi-Auto Transition Class and Range qualification prior to carrying the semi-automatic on-duty. • Officers who are on probation, who have completed six months of training in the FI'O program (Academy not included) may take the Semi-Auto Transition Class. Probationary officers must obtain a score within five points of their average revolver score before they can carry a semi-automatic pistol as a duty weapon. • Reserve officers must have permission from the Reserve Sergeant and also must obtain a score within five points of their average revolver score. • All officers who talce the Semi-Auto Transition Class must do so at their own expense and time . Certificate of Completion A "Certificate of Completion" will be issued to officers who satisfactorily complete the aforementioned. The certificate and three copies will be distributed as follows: • 1be original is placed in the officer's Personnel file • One copy to the officer's Division or Section Commander • One copy to the officer • One copy in the Academy Section training file Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:28:51 AM 6.9-19 · • • Print M A N U A L of du LIM~ s-11 l'rl&• D µu ., EQUIPMENT ISSUE 7.6.l SHOTGUNS -BLACK & Wfil'IE VEHICLES Shotguns shall be permanently placed in black and white police vehicles. Personnel using black and white vehicles will confirm that the shotgun is locked in the rack with the chamber empty, and verify the vehicle is secure when left unattended. If during the time officers are checking a black and white vehicle they find a dirty or defective shotgun, the weapon should be removed from the vehicle and checked ~ the Ptopeny Section. A memorandum identifying the defect and the vehicle number should accompany the shotgun to the Issue Room. In the event a vehicle must be towed, the shotgun will be removed from the vehicle and returned to the Issue Room. If a black and white vehicle is without a shotgun, a new shotgun shall be obtaiDed from the Issue Room. A memorandum shall be filed to Information Management/Fleet (copy to Pistol Range) identifying the serial number of the shotgun and the vehicle number in which the shotgUn was placed . CLB\ercusto 1/11/?020 7:28.52 AM 7.6-2 ·.' • • EQUIPMENT mm: 7.6.3 SHOTGUNS • INVENTORY, MAINTENANCE & TEST FIRING All shotguns owned by the Department, identified by inventory, shall be inventoried, maintained., cleaned, and test fired bi-annually. The approved shotgun for the Department is a Remington, 12-gauge, Model 870 Wingmastcr Pump. EXCEFI'ION: Shotguns approved for and used by S.W.A.T. Training 1be Personnel/Training Division shall be responsible for maintaining a complete and current invemory of all Department-owned shotguns. The inventory shall be maiorained by Police Range Personnel using the inventory number and weapon serial number. 1be current invemory of Department shotguns shall be entered into the California Department or Justice Information Services, Automated Firearms System as an Institutional Registration. Information from the current invemory shall be entered into the system by the Information Management Division. With the exception of S.W.A.T. shotguns, the Range Master shall be responsible for checking, cleaning and test firing all shotguns at least twice anmially. A maintenance log shall be kept detailing all work completed on the shotguns. Subsequent to maintenance, shotguns shall be returned from the Range to the Issue Room, Public Safety Building, 1st floor, for issue. Safety Check Each police officer shall safety check the shotgun he/she will be using and determine if the shotgun requires cleaning or repair. If c1eaning or repair is required, the officer shall return the shot~ to the Issue Room and check-out another . CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:28:53 AM 7.6-3 • • MANUAL ofllt•Lo111BMdlPoliu~ DETECTIVES 8.1.2 FIREARMS -DISCHARGE RESULTING IN NO-mT Firearms Procedure Following a No-Hit Shooting 1be Homicide Detail shall forward a completed notification memorandum to the Commander of Internal Affairs indicating information regarding the officer-involved shooting for entry into Early Warning System (E.W.S.). The following procedures shall be adhered to whenever an officer(s)/employee(s) discharges a firearm either in or out of the City limits while ON-or OFF-DUTY, which does NOT result in the injury or death of an individual. This policy does not apply to discharging a firearm for training or recreational shooting. The involved officer(s)/employee(s) shall notify the on-duty Supervisor immediately or as soon as circumstances permit, but no later than the conclusion of the current work shift. The advised Supervisor shall notify the Station Commander ·and Division Commander. If the incident occurs off-duty, officer(s)/employee(s) shall notify the Station Commander as soon as time and circumstances permit. The Patrol Division Supervisor sball proceed to the shooting location, evaluate the incident and notify the Homicide On-Call Team, when applicable, If the shooting is off-duty and out of jurisdiction, when practical, proceed to the shooting location and complete the Officer- Involved Shooting Field Supervisor's Repon (O.1.S.F.S.R.), PD Form 4000.024. In the case of an off-duty, out of jurisdiction hit-shooting, follow hit-shooting guidelines, Manual Section 8.1.3. In all cases where shots are exchanged between officers and suspect, HIT OR NO-HIT, the Homicide O.1.S. Supervisor or designee, and the On-Call Homicide Team sball be notified . Printed b·-------------------------- cLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:28:55 AM 8.1-2 • • MANUAL oftluLo.rBndlPoliu~ DETECI'IVES 8.1.3 FIREARMS -DISCHARGE RESULTING IN INJURY OR DEAm Officer/Employee Responsibilities If an ON-DUTY officer/employee discharges a firearm which results in injury or death, he/she shall notify his/her Supervisor or a Field Supervisor, immediately, or as soon as circumstances permit. The Supervisor shall verbally notify the Station Commander. The Station Commander shall make all appropriate notifications including to the officer's/ employee's Division Commander. ' If an OFF-DUTY officer/employee discharges a firearm which results in injury or death, be/_she shall notify the Station Commander, immediately, or as soon as circumstances permit. If the incident is within the Long Beach Police Dcparanent's jurisdiction, the shooting shall be handled consistent with procedures for handling an on-duty shooting. Officers/Employees. whether on-or off-duty, shall notify the Station Commander as soon as practicable when involved in a no-hit shooting. Station Commander Responsibilities If an officer(s)/employee(s) · is involved in a hit-shooting, ON-or OFF-DUTY. The Station Cornrnand~r shall notify the Homicide 0.1.S Supervisor or designee and On-Call Homicide Team who shall respond to the location and, if within the Dcparanent's jurisdiction, assume ABSOLUTE control of the investigation. If the shooting is beyond the jurisdiction of the Long Beach Police Department, the Chief of Police or his designee shall determine whether personnel should be sent. The Station Commander. where feasible. will respond or dispatch a Field Sergeant and other personnel, as required, to the scene to perform the duties outlined in support of the officer(s)/employee(s) and to ensure the officer(s)/employee(s) remains at the scene, unless injured, until the Homicide 0.1.S. Supervisor or On-Call Homicide Team arrives . Printed '--------------------------- cLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:28:56 AM 8.1-3 DETECTIVF.S • Firearms Procedure Following a Hit-Shooting • • The initial responding Supervisor and Patrol Officer(s) shall secure immediate medical needs and render other aid as required. The responding Supervisor and Patrol Officer(s) shall also secure the scene to avoid alterations or contamination and to preserve all physical evidence. Under emergency circumstances where it is IMPRACTICAL to maintain the scene, the responding Supervisor or Patrol Officer(s) shall collect all physical evidence, exercising care to accurately record the location of each item. All relative repons shall be filed as soon as practical and submitted to Homicide for review. Collected evidence shall be reviewed by the Homicide O.1.S. Supervisor or Senior Homicide Investigator prior to being placed into property. Once the perimeter has been established and secured, the Supervisor in charge shall designate a Supervisor or Senior Patrol Officer to provide security for, and attend to, the needs of the officer(s)/employee(s) involved in the shooting. The designated Supervisor/Senior Officer shall remain with the officer(s)/employee(s) throughout the investigation, including the filing of all reports. The involved officer(s)/ employee(s) ?"baU uot be left alone, The involved officer(s)/employee(s) shall, except under extraordinary circumstances, remain in the immediate area so that they can be interviewed by Homicide Investigators. The involved officer(s)/employee(s) shall, under normal circumstances, retain his/her weapon and ammunition, snapped in its respective holster until relinquished to a Homicide Investigator . 1bc weapon shall not be opened, loaded or unloaded prior to examination by a Homicide Investigator. Except under extraordinary circumstances, sworn and civilian witnesses shall remain in the immediate area of the shooting accompanied by officer(s). Officers shall obtain proper and complete identification and a statemem as to what the witness observed. The witnesses shall be released and/or transpOned to the Station ONLY at the direction of the Homicide O.1.S. Supervisor or Senior Homicide Investigator. The civilian witness statements shall be recorded on audio tape, whenever possible . Printed i_...------------------------- cLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:28:57 AM 8.1-4 • • • The Review of Officer-Involved Shootings In addition to making specific findings as to whether the shot(s) fired was in or out of policy, the review process of an 0 .1.S. shall include an examination of the circumstances of the shooting, including the events leading up to the incident. With regard to the shot(s) fired, the Board shall make one or the following fmdings: • Intentional, in policy • Intentional, out of policy • Accidental, in policy • Accidental, out of policy In making a decision as to whether the shooting was in or out of policy, the Board shall include an examination of the following questions regarding the tactics used by the involved officer(s). • Was the method of approaching the subject consistent with our training? • Was it appropriate for the officer to draw his firearm? • Was it appropriate for the officer to point his firearm at the subject? Printed ~-------------------------- cLB\ercusto 1/11/~020 7:28:58 AM 8.1-10 • • • MANUAL oftlt•Lon1Bnc1il'oliu~ DETECllVES • Did the circumstances warrant the officer placing his fmger on the trigger? • What alternative forms of force were used, if any? • Was the appropriate escalation of force continuum followed? All cases which result in a finding of out of policy shall be referred for Internal Affairs review and further findings. In all cases which result in a finding of in policy, a separate determination shall be made by the Detective Bureau Deputy Chief as to whether or not further Internal Affairs review is appropriate. Where appropriate, the Board shall evaluate and make specific recommendations regarding the events and pcninem issues that led to the shooting: .. Communications • Was the information in the initial call to the Communications Center provided to the officers in the field? • Was the initial call handled appropriately? • Was the communications equipment operating properly? • What, if anything, can be done to improve the performance of the Communications Personnel and/or equipment? Involved Offlcen • • • • Detectives • • • Was the officer's presence at the scene appropriate? Was the officer's contact with the subject appropriate? Are there any procedural problems that can be identified? Was the officer's conduct consistent with the type of training we provide? Was the suspect identified through a criminal investigation? Was the investigation properly conducted? What, if anything, can be done to improve performance? Printed by 8.1-11 CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:28:59 AM • • • MANUAL o/tluLMrs-JtlWiu~ DETECllVFS Review or The Incident Up To The Time Of The Shooting • Were there any Department policy, procedure, or training issues that require modification? • Were there any personnel issues that should be addressed? Recommendations shall specify the type of action, such as: Re-training at the Academy; policy review by the appropriate Bureau Deputy Chief; Internal Affairs review; counseling or training at the Divisional level; or other appropriate action. With respect to any issue addressed in this Section, the Detective Bureau Deputy Chief shall determine whether further Internal Affairs review is appropriate. The employee's Deputy Chief shall forward the completed, ·signed and dated investigative notebook to the Chief of Police for review, addition.ii comments/recommendations and signature. The Chief of Police will then forward the signed notebook to the Homicide Supervisor for permanent storage . Printed b1¥----,,-------------------------- cLB\ercus10 1/11/2020 7:29:01 AM 8.1-12 I .£o1UJ !BI-IU!h POLICE DEPARTMENT TRAINING BULLETIN • • • NUIIIH 31 '.-iit!:. -::::.e aci.ven-: ::' :eleYisi::~! ::-.i:..~en are -:cnsi:an-:~· e:iq:osea. ::: guns and. ~ aci:i•,-:.-:7 -:o sucll an extent -:h.&1. -:::ie gun is an i:ldi~ensaole par1: of t!:le c!Ul.d' s ·,,orl:.. ~e"/ see t!:le hero er -::::.e ·r:,., a.in sb.ot on oc.e ~:-ogram o~ -::: f~ th.at :7 nut ·..eu :::.e ::..s "-""? and around as i:' !.t had neve:-ia"P!)ened. :c. one i:rogram they -.rill SH & well ;-::l0'Wtl actor lllled by g-.msilci: and. "':!:len ":".ro days later ·riew b.!=I. oc. anouier ~gram ·.n"':!:l ::o visi:::le et!"ec,: :"'!'~ navi:l.g been "'kil.l.ed" • Sonsequen,:l;/, -:!le c!lili •.ri:10 has not seen ::r :'el"': the <iamage a ?'e!.l .:'!:ea.r:n can ~ic"t ! :'!.nds it hard "':o believe th&t "~• s :-evol·~:-:• :.s dangerous. ?ericdic~, the ::e~a~er ~eadl.ines ~roclai.m t he U!lfor-:-.::iate !a.ct that a ~ollce :ff!.:e:-1 s cb.ilc. has ::..::..jured.-c; tilled. himseit' ·,r.:iile :;layi:lg ·,n:tb. his :'ather' s serr:.ce :-evcl·~:-. :.:: S"tli te -::' -:~.:.s -::-~c :-=.cwled.ge 1 ::'!!.ce:-s c c::-:;.::-.:.e--::: c::-.=-: :.:.sas-te?' -:· :.~!.v::-g guns anci arnnn,-~-::.:::1 ·,.ilere --::-.ey a:e accessible ,;:: c:::.:.l:.ren. !-!ost childre::i ·..rill ~~ ;;1th an available gun i! they ::ave the OP!)Ortmllty to d.o so. .:.. cl:lild' s curiosit"J =.ay cause h.u to disregard a direct crder forbidding him to touc=. a fuearm. :::ven thougi:l an officer I s own children seem -::--J.Stvo?'tey-, other child- ren :ay not be and. the desire to "shew oft'' ~ prompt an of!"!.cer I s child to obtain a ·i19~on and let others ;::lay ·.nth i -:. :o forestaJJ. such disobedience, an officer should keep his guns beyond t::ie ?'eacb. of ;.1-i--y c!lild for it cannot be safe!¥ a.ss,mied. th&t a. child is too young to fi:'e a gun. .:... case in point is an in.stance in wtiich a three :rear old :::!ld clilllbed 1..--p a dresser and took !lis father I s revolver :"'!'om the top drawer and, by usitlg both hllllds -co pull "':he t:-igger, fired the gun thereby critica.lly wounding :-.i:1- self. Older children =.ay ce g!.·~n gt:n ·-struc-:!.ons; the e:rten~ :f t!:is ~r•1n1ng sb.oul~ ·:e c.e-;:encient on the c.,~ J .;~• s ::.a-rn:.-:j· and the -;:areni:s ' ~-.:.d.gment :;:' t!:e •ralue ct st:c=. -:ra1 "'""S· =CY'S and g:!:.!.s, ~es 12 :rears tb.rougil 13 years, .::i.ay :-eceive fireani.s tr&i:l- ing :':'=m the Long Beach .;un1or ?.!fie Cl.ub which is conducted and sponsored by the L:~ 3eac::. :~lice Deparcen-:. :':l-aining consists of six nights cf t!Jree hour clusroom i!l- s~c-:icn on the care and safety i.:l the (18lldl1og of f'!.rea.rms . Upon sa,;istactory com- pletion of these classes, ~hey may receive practical instruction i!l !!ring firearms . ·.n:uc~ is conducted at the Long ~e&eh ?clice Pistol ?.ange on Satur~s. ?urtber !.:ltor- :nati::i and application blanks :lay be obtained !'rem the ?ollce ~eparoent Tratti: Desk. :.ocAT!::r OF '!'3 GUN M :!OME A gun i:l the home s:iould. ·oe kept ·mere it is available i.:l an emergency but beyor.i the :-~s.c:::. of small. c~!ren! and :=.accessible -:o curicus ~eenagers. .~. locked caoine,; :::ir ~a•.re?' ~rovi.c..es a ·re:--J ;;.ccepi:abl e ~epositor;. ~e r..:!.gher -::::.e si:or~e place, the l.ess :.:kely :. t is tha"t ::-.!.l::!'en ·..ri.11 a1.tempt "':o get t!:le :'!..rear::. '.·ihen !lot in use. :::e :::if~1:er 's gun should :e kep"t ::--. t~e s ame l~ca"ti=~ cf the ~ouse and ill adult :embers :if :te :'ml.y should :e aware cf ~ts l=cation so they~ e~ercise cau~i=n wnile clea.::.- ing C?' ·..rorki.Ilg near :. "':. ~ey s:iculi also know t he :;:-i."'lCi?les c"! gun safety and sb.ou.l.:. \:Ilders--:and. t!:le •..roriti.::g cf any :!:ee.r=. kep~ a~ ~ome. Printed by c B\ercusto 1 11/20 7 ~• A IUU(TINS All fOIWAl010 TO CIVIL SllVIC! ,oa CONSIOR.ATION IN ......... ,. .. --· ..... ·-.•• ·- • • :: a loaded. gun is ~e-p-c · -:::e :::~. ::::.e =~-sh.~ ::l.esr.l.y ~s,:anci :::a.; :-=.::.:; :. :s :na:ture =.e:lbe!'s a:-e ::: ::-.ancile ::-.e ~..::i. and. t:.e:: :-:-.J;; :.=. :::.e case ::' a:: e:e!'gency. :therwi.se ~ a c-.::-:.:-us !=erscn -"y exami:le a. l:acied. gun and be · :.=..j-.=ei ·=".:· an acciden-ca.l. ::.:.sc!l.arge. :::·ren a :;er sc:: :raued. :.=. :".odJ i:,g a !'ire- ~ =.::..7 ·:ecome excited and :'!.=e i": ·,.-i.thou-c s-.:.:'!!.::ien-c ::-ea.son. ::e :ay siloo-c a-c ::: Si•..-0 ---e,.; .... urg..1.· ..... ···no ..,~V' , ... ,..,...,~ ..... ·-ea .... ---er ~-......... e -·a: ... ;, •• "ne;.,;,,1-.or -l.-.•!"'--.., -w ----/'f w.-.., ' ---.:.....--J , -_ ___....,, --..... ----..J ' -~ • ::::-a · .. anc.e!'i:.; c.r.:nlt. ~e gun s=iculi :1ever :e :t:ep-c near ::::.e ·:ed. -,;me is al- ·..ra.ys :.anger :=:.at t:ie cf!'i cer or anotiler :;er son~ :::oly par-c:.~ awake~ ~ fire :!le ·,:ea-pen a.-c a real. :::r i:laginary :;rowler 3J1d ~ -jure e.n ~ -::it"lce!l:t ;er son. ~cess a,mnmi t::.:::n should be !1:ept i:i a safe :..:::ca-cion away :':':::i the weapon. :t s~:::ulc. be stored ::..:i a cool , ~ place to pre•ren-c :!ete!':.-:ra-c:.~n • . .:.n o:':t'-duty office!' c~.r..ng a gun should ~eep it holstered. ::::i his person ·.:.:ue~s ::e i.::::ends :::: use i";. :t should :10-c ::e carried. ~ ::::.e :::-::user :;octet :r :.."l. a ~-.:it:a.se. :;i an:, c:' these places~ :he wea.-pon :nay sll:.e ~-:u:d, :'3.l.l or ::a-cc::. ::i cl::t!:l.ing a.nd be acciden-cal.ly discharged. ,.. :iUN s.:.:E'!':!' -,JN DUTY A gun silould re:nain in the of!icer' s holster unless he needs ,:o use it, for unnecessar/ nandll.ng cf arr:, gun i.:lcreases t:ie ~ossibilit-j cf an acciden1:. It an ott1:e!' =ust permit someone else to examine his firearm, ::e should unload it, coun-: ::ie number of car-cridges re:ncved, and examine the e:Ip'CY c!lambers. Yecessity for a careful unloading ;,recess cannot be over-emphasized. Seld0?:1, it ever, should an officer cock a gun ·..rhen using i.: i:l the perform- ance __ .... his duties. A cocked ·..Jea.~on in dangerous. !t req_uires about 9 lbs. :pres- sure • .., !'ire a revolver dcu'ble action, but only about 3 lbs. :..! !:': is cocked. An :f!!.:e!" ::::,ldi:l.g a cocked -..-ea.pen ~ be s-car-:led. anci. "s.cc:.:.e:i-:a.l.1./' iiscnarge t!le ·,;ea-pc::.. ;.,n officer, ·..rhose gun becomes a part cf his clothing after ::e has been on the Joe a :'ew years, often has a na't'Ural. but dangerous t enden~f i:o become lesa cautious while :iand.lillg firearms. ?erhaps the saying -"!'amiliari t7 breeds con-cempt" !.s ':rue :.::. the sense t!lat :est of:!"icers eventua.l.l::,· take t!leir guns !':r gran-ced. Even eXTJer-: shooters and firearm instruc,:ors have caused gun acciden~s~ ~ot because they did::.:-: :r.now the principles cf gun safety, but ::ecause, ':=roug:i :~3llli.llarity, :hey ~cs,: s:::ne of the necessary respec-: !'or !'!.rear.::is. -=l =· ---.; an. :. ;.66 -2- Printed by CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 729 03 AM ~~~~fflfllt Train~il3ulletin ~ ........ , .. l l ~nce L BinkJev. Chief or Police DATE: May 1990 TO: All $worn Personnei SUBJECT: Ont-Offi cer Patrol Unit -Off1 c■r Safety i h1 pur0ose of this Training Bulletin is to enhance officer !lfetJ r,lativ~ t ~ tne operaticn of one-offi cer patrJl uni t s . ~any ~f!i cers wi ll elect or be assigned t o work a on e-off1cer un~t . WGn➔~g a cne-or f ,cer unit, as yo u are aware . reQui res 1ncreasea relionte en crts sa 1f . Causa l factors that have resulted in injury or death to pal ice officers working alone , i nclude, but are not l imited to: F1ilure t o request bac:-up ~en requ1red Failure ta safeijuard officer's own weapan(s) One officer f oot purs~it. particularly into d~r r.. sec~u~ed ar bomle areas. crowds , Underestimating the suspect Overestimating yourself PREPARATION TECHNIQUES : ~ent al 0 ~eparat1on ~aw en forcement requires planning and preparation. lttnti1 ~rtp1nt10n ts important for al l officers, particularly those workinq marked one-officer units. Inspect your equipment: Pri or t o logging on, ,heck your equipment. Check your weapon; is it loacact and operational? Check your back-up w1apon, handcuffs, keys, vest and l tataer. Planning: An i-:iport ant part of menul preoarati on i s phnn1ng. Whilt i n :~e Aa02!r!. ~ra1n1ng offi cers explained th1 signi f i cance of plann;ng. Scenarios .~At options were d1scussea with partners . Now that you are work i ng a one-officer uni t . do you st111 prepare mental plans? Many officers in th1 field nly on ex0eri ence . The t echnique may work in most daily scenarios. but t onsideT !ht "non-rout ine " prob lems ? ',ihatever !ht si tuation. you shc,c,Jd pi an antllt for .o Printed b ~..a10a•Aa11CDT0aw.SDW2~c:a , .fql ..... AaA,.. ... ~wwa --C B\ercusto 1 11/202( 29 ~ -J • • One-Officer P1trol Unit -Officer Safety ~itern1t1Ve course of .ction. Ex-convicts and crimina ls ~hn !'t•ry aa:, They a~e counting on yo ur ~redictabi1ity. You must plan wnat 1rxJ w1 11 co reg~less ,r ~!'le scenar, o. '"hen the pressure i s on. ;ou w11 1 succoMc 1ous.ly resort tt) Jour :~a,n,ng ana prior ~ental preparation. Technique: <nowiedge of ~ecnn,aue i s use less without proper execution. :e fam1ii1r with the t echniques that you rely on and continually use: • Drawing your weacon while standing, sitting, walking , .rJM\1 ng, i ytn9 dmnt. etc. Returning your weapon to the holster without looki ng. Lo a1ing t~e sho:;~n ~ithout 1ooking • Draw,ng your baton . your strikes. CrJwing your cac~-u p weapon . Searching and hanacuffing. Fami liar~ty with the aforementioned techniques i s imi,ortut: ,t ay Snit ya;, life . There are many other techniques that are used in the field. Ut11fzt the t echniques: if yo~ are }azy and cheat. you may be cheating ~ourself. Vehicle Prep1rat1on: Work ing as a 0ne-officer unit, vehicle preparation is u imc,ortant as your mental and physical prtoaration. The following are suggest1:.ns far pnpu,ng your vehicle 1nd personal equipm~nt : ~ock t!iree doors -This will keeo unwanted individuals fTW getting in ~our ~en 1cle 1na 00ta1n1ng your equipment. Pas senqer w; ndow -Ro 11 i t down four or f 1ve i nchts to 111 ow you accass to unlock your passenger door for protection during traffic st~s. Spot lioht:s -i\djust the passenger side spotlight so 111 tblt ts ~nnr]' r's· t J- s1mply turn it on. Bcj!fcau Kits -Plac1 your k1t or briefcase on the pus~•r OeartNM~s.. This w1ll aJ1ow you iccess to ticket books. spare roands, aiscatlllllOVS equipment and papen,ork. If your equipment is readily accassible. you will not have to remove your eyes from a suspect to go to the vehicle trunk. ~ -When you checK your passenger seat. pre-set the s11t beits. ~ sure that buckles art easily accessible . It i s helpful to extend the strap completely and tuck the buckle above the seat. This "'ill us,st ya. when placing prisoners i n the passenger seat and securing the . Printed by CLB\ercusto 1111/2020 129:06 AM • • One-Officer Patrol Unit -Officer Safety Tra1n1nq Bulletin 118) Paqe 3 of 9 >speq 'l!rsona l ~qyi oment · Eau, oment ~ nsoect 1 ons are ~":'1lortant to pufor.n :efore every sn1ft. Cons~a er carrying t he following eau,cment: SacK-up gun Spare car keys (if aopropri ate) including handcuff ana shotgun keys Two pairs of hanacuffs A soeeay loader A scare fl asnl ight VEHICLE STOP FACTORS -raditiona lly, vehicl e stops havt been divided into three c1ass1fi~at1ans. •tow ~isk"/•Rout i ntu, "Y nvest igat1veu and "High Risk•;•Felony•. The following risk factors will assist you in detenn1ning your ~~ur!e cf ad1t, and danger level: Low Risk -Typical l ow risk stoos i nvolve traffic c,tat~on~ c~tv, ::,ss--.':rt. ~.u.:. :nvest,gations . Jr a sus01c~ous person in a puol ic .rea. Law risaaa::i c~ntact ~nvoiving m1n1mal phys1cal contact. InyHtjqatjve Stpp · A •Low Rt sk• stop becomes an i nvest1gat i ve sto, •n occupant extraction and de tent 1 an i s necessary. "tnvtst1gltiv1• ~~s: t he vut majority of t raffic stops made by police officen. Genera111. i f i vi ohtor or susp;cious person is stopped. the intent i s ta chtcl th• out • However, when worki_ng a on1-offic1r un;t, you should be aware of duq1r s :rps and your own lim;tat;ons. High Risk· A felony stop or potentially armed suspect. The purpose of labeling some traffic stops as high risk is to g;ve ~~• ~t~1~ :fficer an indication on when to request a back-up . Risk my be •1n1■,m Wtt~ caution and attention. Observe the suscect's act1cns Look for danger signs Recognize apparently innocent actions for what they an: d~ si~ .. signs of a threat. Pr1 or t o making the t r affic stop. ask yaursel f why you art making ttta ~.-? What danger signs art present? Do you p1rc11v1 th1 stop as a low r;sk st.a,~~ citation only? Our;ng the course of the stop, consider tn1s1 factan: Number of occu~ants in the vehicle -How many individuals should you stoo? ";he type of ind;viduals in the vehicle (i .e., college students or ganq ir-ers~,. Area of stop -Are you an a ma;n street or back alley? Be aware of when the stop i s made. Are the suspects l eading you off the main street? Wl\at an ~he l ighting conditions? What type of l ocation di d the suspects leave {a ou-. r-:-ct house, apartment complex)? Printed by CL8\ercusto 111112020 / 29 07 AM • • One-Officer Patrol Unit. -Officer Safety Trainiaq 9vll•t1n tllS Page • of 9 Type of venic1e -·•ill. you approach a van or a camper alone? ~ bik.tr on 1 ~otorcycl e? Oo yo u feel confidant approacning thase vehicle:S witMut • ;:i art~er? Suspect' s actions · (our ocservations of t~e suscect' s .ct ions just prior to :he stop ana after you have i nitiated tht stop. Is the sus~ect nervous-. ~umpy or ~oving arouna? Observations upon contact • 1-fow coooerat1ve is the suspKt? r1. ht/s,._ undar ~he influence of alcohol or drugs? Are tht passengers u~lly nervous? Observation of cri11;nal activity -Oo you see drugs. :-.ar~ernalh. or 1 ·l'jupon? Oo you se,za 1t or back off and request a back•ul? Althougn ~he aforementioned signs and observations are ~asily absarv-lhlt. oarticulariy to an e~er,enced officer. th1re are innu.n:.le o-~Ar c~ ~igns you may ccserve. ;'he ·coint ~s how t!'lese-danger s1qns affect your act~:ns? ::m offi~ -riH r etreat wnile others -,,,;il advance. As a one-offi cer :."7l-:.. yoe 111n :._ continua 11 y aware of potential danger. What may have been routine u a two-officer unit could be hazardous for one-officer. LOV RISK TRAFFIC STOPS A low risk traffic stop may be defined as that in whtch t~ occuont(s} do not appear involved i n :any suspicious or criminal activity. All uaae>i• of s-Ja a sto0 would be to ; ssue a citation. It is reconnended thu an oc.aqNffU, including the driver. re■a'in jnsidt the vehicle so the offiar cu conduct business and write the citation without the unnecessary presence of a1 uos-t or argumentative driver. 7raff;c/~1sdemeanor Stop The officer should wn for: A safe l ocation to make the stop Traffic hazards that might bt present •Mentally• prepare for s1lf-prot1ct1on Control of the occupants in the violator vehicle Making the Stop: Printed by Activate the red and blue rotating, fixed i!lber ud t,ud rK fonnrd lights Use horn or siren as appropriate Allow sufficient •braking distance• for sudden stops _ The "reos• c an be de-activated just prior t o the viohur ..,,fnc11 ceatt,-:g to a stop Stop the patrol vehicle. not clgstr than 15 feet htbi!d the viohto~ and slightly offset to tht left, parallel to the violator 'llfltcl1. allow1ng a safety •walking zone• for approach c B\ercusto 1, 1112020 7 29:06 AM • • One-ufficer Patrol Unit -Officer Safety Co:idHions Oflaitting, :t i s adv;nole to reauest ~0-28'/:0-,9' i rrfi:ir-nt1an from aispatc:iar or,or t o acproaching the vehicl e's oco.ioant (s} w The v1ohtor ·.wnicl e l icense number should be recoraed "!n • nau cld -.oi c!"I ~ema,ns in tl'II 01tro l venicle and /or w1th Connunicat10ns ~!TS"-11ai ~et t he oarki,,. oraKe o~d pi ace t he venic l e i n ~lrK gHr ~if~e ioaktng ~~ the re1r-v1eww11rror for a safe exit of the patrol vaicle 7he Approach: 7he following inf,n,ation reiates to a left si d• apc,roacil. It can be -tfitd :o a right side a!JIWoacn should conditions w1rr1nt. The Officer ~uid: Pause at the l eft rear side of the violator's vaicl e a1'1d chlCl the back sel't: area Move foNard. staying cl~se to the left side ,Dli ~ailt111t t~• tnii fr:-a. edge of 1:tle driver·s door · Advise t1a driver of the v,ohtion. obtain t he ori,u·-s F e.es. ·ur.._ i f aadress ; s c:Jrrect l ana :-equtration ·::rm atOffl? -.ull ?:=.ie!"' infor.nat1Cn necessary -:o collll)ieta ~:te c1tu1~ i,10ior Mats sr warrant d'leck. Hove to~• right side of the patrol vehicle ta wntt the citat1aa. Upon co .. let1ng the citation, the officer's ac,c,nich om t1 tllt violator should duplicate the in;t1a1 approach. Tha Officer s•uld Not: Stt i n t111 patrol vehicl e to wr;ta except .,,.,_ w_.uer c:alitfcns prohibit ;repar;ng the docwnant outside Pernnt ttll violator ta sit in tht patrol vehicle Sit in t!\a patrol vehicle to operate the radio ~f U·...e ;nver :.r occuoant is out of th• violator's vthicle Stana bet11een the vehicles Traffic/Misdemeanor Stop -Level 12 (Passive Behavior) CI rcumstances suggest a threat to officer's safety but suspect behavior is passive. Level #2 is 1 "state of m;nd" ind may be •offit.v intui.tion• based upon observation ind/or i nformation that leads an officer ta be\it•· tx.tra precautions should bt taken. Officer should not give the violator the iffll)ression of ~~spici011 Consider calling a back-up vehicle Tht officer will usually cont1nu1 enforcement action The officer ~hould complete t he citation prior to ~st~ng ir?Y des-,r~ checks . Printed by Clt:3\ercusto 1/11/2020 729:09 AM • • One-Officer P1trol Unit -Officer Sifety Training Ba11et1n f\lB Page o ri 9 NOTE; At .ny leve1 ibove fl. wants and warrants checn s~mald rul1 a ua• while a single officer has I vehicle stopped. ~isdemeanor/Traffic Stop -Level 13 (Aggressive Behav10r) As an alternative course of action, the officer snoula request assist1nce. ootatn baton. (HD m1cr00none avathble and rema,n 1n, holding pasn1on oen,na the open patrol venicle door Firearms snouid not be displayeo or used No further officer initiated action should t ake :i .u ~nttl bact-u, arr~ves or :he situation de-escalates. Misdemeanor/Traffic Stop -Level 14 (High Risk Level -Ma kntw felony ut-st.s.) l f :he susoect ( s) are ~ot aware of the officer· s ifflOW~ ~ of tl\eir potenti al tnre1t, :he officer snould follow it a discnet distance ~ oa~k-uc snou id be requ9stea The si ngle officer may d 1sp lay h 1s/h1r weapon for dtt1rren.t dlfes.i ve- purposes only. S•i-automat1c handguns will bt pos,t1oned ia dMle action. Single action weapons shall havt tht safety en,1.4td. The sJle.tp. sna 11 have a round in the chamber with the saftty off. 1t:9!t ffllU nc.t be cointed unless a felony situation develops . The officer should assume a oosition behind tht oi,ea c~.,. of ~~ polta vehicle unt11 assistance arrives. Upon arriva 1 of us 1 stance, safety measures ident~,,ied '" Tnif'i--1u1 Bulletin il7 shall be taktn excluding pointing we~s .t tt1 v•1c~-1- occupants . INVESTIGATIVE TRAFFIC STOPS 7he investigative traffic stop differs from tht low r,st: s:-o, fn t1lat th• officer wants to extract the occupants from tt11 vtfl1c\t. Key points to remember art patience and control. R•111ber, requ1st back-,. if n..sad.. Printed by Select the location, observe the occupants during tM sr:io, pas-Itta th• vehicle to your advantage, maintain close survtUlaaa of tM occutants. and their conduct. Request the driver to turn off the lgnit1on and p\act the keys on the dashboard. -~ordert~ tht ariver"out"-of-the vihiclt, off1cu safety dictms a cursory or pat down starch. If near the rear of t1-drivel' side aoor talking to the driver or other subjects i n the venicle. ~un t~ t11ta~ for weapons and contraband. Look at their hands. 01NCt 1..-sabja.t out of the vehicle and maneuver them to the uta adjacent to tM PUSlftCJtr door of your patrol unit. Conduct your search at the 1acation, usi119 the CLB\ercusto 1/11/?020 7:29 1 0 AM • • One-Officer Patrol Urrit -Offi cer ~~fety Tra;nirtq Bulletin 1183 ?age 7 c.f 9 subject as a s1'liel d. This w1l1 allow fo r an i lT'lleQhte search while allowing you to cbserve the actions of the other occu~ants. ~f ~he t raf~ic _!:tOD escahtes 1 ::J a c:et'!-..,~~-=n hr :artl'ter ~nvesti91t10~ (e.g ., conflicting statements •• 1550 HS. Grana Theft .\uta i nv1stigat10n), consider reQuesting back-up . I f t he bacit-up is not avaihble ind the susoect acpears cooperative. detain h111/her h~nacuffed ·n tht punnaer seat of yo ur patrol venicle. Consider n!!IDY1ng ~~• ~Jtroi unit keys ind setting the parlctng braK1 . Avoid making malt1ple suspect arrests .-1thout suffh:ie!lt t ac~-up .nd control . If you must dea) with more than one ocetreant. control '.~1ir ~-nts by ordering each i lldividual out of the vehic1e, one at a t~N . ~at down tlC!'I occu01nt and hanccuff tr.em (you may w,nt ~~ ~1rry r7 e1 ,~ifs). q 11~r, one occupant at. tima . =r~:n t he .11oment ·,ou C!c ide 1:J sto:> a. vehic1e. ~a'i ntun c:ns~a.~t a0SffYltfOA ti :::a arner ana occuc-nts unt 11 you have COIIID1et~O thl stoo. Ust CIU\ion 1 n your approach. Concantrat1 on what i s gotng on around you and bt aware of anythin9 out of tht ordinary. Use tht dr;ver4 .s r1ar and s;dt•vift ■irron to observe the facial exi,ression of the driver. If ht/she disola~s f11r, panic or over-i nterest i n wnat you are doing, us• 1dded precaut1ons. C.sid1r retreatin~ back to your patrol vehicle and on:ser1n9 the driv1r out. You shoald always th;nk tact ics and have an action plan prior to making the traffic st~ • , Wh at you do in a critical situation will gener~11y bl a r,actfon to a perceived threat. Training plays a.n i~ortant role i n your a.bility to hlftdlt a potentially l i f1-thre1t1ning encounter. PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC STOPS Visually scan the ped1strian for weapons prior to your .~groach. Attempt to approach the pedestrian from the r~ar. Printed by Attempt to k11p s011ething betweer. yoa and the pedestrian to ux1•;ze reaction t 1me , ; f rtqui red, until you are reasonably su-re H is safe to approach. If th1 pedestri an's hands are fn their pockets. direct the pedtstriaa to f.G1 Bil from you prior to removing thetr bands fr011 tJae1r pockats. When conduct1ng a warrant chick. place the subject in a ~s!ttoa of disadvantage (e.g ., sitting on tht curb near t he patrol wnt s fn,nt tire). · When dealing with multiple subject s (three or more} consider requesting back-up • Watch the subject's hands it all t iNs CLB rcusto 11112020 7 29 11 AM • . • One-Officer Patrol Unit -Officer Safaty Traini~ ~l1tt1n tlll Paqe 8 of 9 K110 the subjects' from talking to eacn other Allow or keep obstacles between yo u and the subjt<.ts until you need to close the distance Exercise control ~f the stop througn veroai c:imuu~. ,o ~• assume anyihing. CC'lt41.INICATION SXILLS ~ost situations can te hanaled through effectivt co111Un'iut1ons. AdnsiaCJ a suscect of your actions while maintaining a professiual d .. anor will generally result in compliance. Using "Verbal Judo• tactical c011111Unlat1m ■iy assist you in generating voluntary compliance . Occas i ona 11 y, an officer i s required to resort to more htt1ful c01111nds to gain comi,liance. Comand presence, s1lf-confidenc1 and dur mt cm-.c~s• instructions w,11 usually convince a suspect that you can azi.;• t~ 11~,~2 ~~ conc lusion. A ,ondescending or overbeari ng attitude will often 1eaa to ~li.nry·;,r,ctes ina sometimes trag1c ccnsecuences. Liktwise. an officer mst u-,rrw1111 .,.a ;2cogn,ze the need to control a situation. Every effort siluld be lllda•i.9a11t t ht susptct's comi,liance through verbal direction. itthout caaplfaace, escalation of force may became necessary . USE OF FORCE officers an ex01ct1d to us1 that force which i s necessarr to ~ma a. suspect's resistance . The most cami,romi sing and dangerous s; tuat ion that a s inqll afficar-ay became i 1wo l ved i n i s an incident which requires hi-,ur ta use far:.1 against a suspect. It is far more dangerous for the off,ar t• HIJa,t' l ~ a struggle than i t is to avoid the confrontation, !ftfl ~f baa-tl8 ;:S' enroute. One on ona, t he officer has far more to 10s1 than tbl sus111Ct,. Co not believe for a mo:nent that you are fighting wit.b a uaV1lld s ■o c~- Once you engage in a physical altercation, your •KPOff becaalS 1our greatest concern. How often do you hear of an officer who was k111111with his/her own gun? tf you think the traff~c stop you are i nvolved in ·DY THd. to • flqnt, back off and i1t111dht1ly request back-up or assistaa. Maintaia JQ11r distance fro■ the suspect. If a confrontation escalatu to i 'U'IICJIJ.~ ... us1 every b1t of force necessary to stop the suspect's ~tud. 1-qaict and forceful . You, and you alone, will make the decision to use doily f0rt1. !n incident must be evaluated inoividually . Keep i n mind that deadly force will b1 justified if the sus.-ct: Uses or attempts to use deadly force against you Printed by c Blercusto 1 1112020 7 29: 13 AM • . • Cn•-Officer Patrol Unit -Off1c■r Saf•tY Attamots to take your weapon Training Bulletin flll Pag• 9 of 9 i(eoeatedl y attacks you. ana ~ven if unannea. /OU fear he1 sr.e w11l over~ollfer you. HOT CALLS/CRIMES IN PROGRESS Oo not t ake indeoendent action . wait for back-uo Be aware of available resources: K-9 Units. Metro. ~otors. helicoptar, plain cars and Hostage Ntqotiat1on Te111s. Ori ve safe 1 y and s 1 ow down. i f you do not get there. you can not h• l i, anyone. Remember t~e five "':' s": Co11111and. Control. Ccnt.1n, C.:l2lllnicat1an .net Cooroinate. 7he ':'lo st ::nportant F:ct:ir ~: r!memaer ·; n nanali ng "lot cal 1s :ir ,:~BIS ;., :~ogress. i s to naain cal ■. R11111ning calm w,11 enaole you to think cl11rly anc c011111unicat1 so that others can understand you. As the handling unit, take control and coordinate assist1nq units. As a assisti nq unit. allow t ht handling unit to direct you and gTVe 111 tstillltld time of arrival (ETA) t o allow the handling unit to assess t he pottnt1al for danger. If you are required to IIIOYI your location due to a t-1cti cal situattn., advise tht hand11nef unit. Remember, maintain d;scipline and continually evaluate each situ1ttoa for changes requiring a different course of action. c~~~~~ awrence L. Btn~klty LLB:JR:wf, /?'° Printed by CLB\ercusto 1111/2020 7 29·14 AM • •• • LDng Beach Police Department Training Bulletin William C. Ellis.. Chief of Palla: DISP LAY OF FIREARMS W.....~Te-- Number 203 The display of f i rearms will comply with the specific weapon system (revolvers , semi-automat i cs and shotguns) procedures outl ined as , follows : Officers wi 11 keep their trigger finger . out of the trigger guard and place i t extended along the frame until target acquisiti on when displaying any firearm. The weapon safety will be used as prescribed under each weapon system . o REVOLVERS: (double action ) o SEMI-AUTOMATICS : (double action) o SEHi-AUTOMATICS : (single action) o SHOTGUN: (Dept. pump) Revo ivers do NOT have a safety. The trigger f inger wi ll remain off the trigger and alongside the frame unt il target acquisi t i on. Not all Department authori zed double action semi-automatics have a safety. As trigger t ravel and trigger pull are similar to those of a revolver, use of the safety i s optional . The trigger fi nger wtll remain off the trigger and al ongside the frame unt i l target acquis ition. The safety will be engaged and disengaged only upon t arget acquisiti on. The trigger fi nger will remain off t he t rigger and al ongs ide t he frame until target acqu i sit ion . · The safety wi11 ··be engaged and disengaged only upon target acquisition . The trigger f i nger will remain off t he trigger and alongside t he frame until target acquis it ion. Chambering a round 1s at the discretion of the officer. . .. : . -. All>IJ RESPONSIBILITY The Shoot i ng Rev iew Boara will monitor compi i ance wi th this Order. u.9. Q, .S.~) :_ Printed by W. C. Elli s Chief of Poli ce WCE :JR:mb J R12\UNIN TENT.GO J une 199 2 CLB\ercusto 1/11/2020 7:29 15 AM