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17-78740 Police Reports_Redacted17-78740 Supplement No ORIG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/29/2017 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerWILLIAMS,JESSICA SIMON Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement NoORIG Reported Date12/29/2017 Reported Time16:51 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ INCIDENT-ARREST REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 11109/WILLIAMS,JESSICA SIMONE Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 2nd OfficerREYES-SUAREZ,HUMBERTO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by11109 AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7054 Approval Date12/31/2017 Approval Time16:17:27 Length of Relationship7 years Prior History of DV Y-NN Number of Prior Incidents0 Documented DV History Y-NN Victim Lost Consciousness Y-NY How Long Unconscious unknown Evidence Collected Yes Domestic Violence Yes Photos Taken Yes Statements Yes Suspect in Custody Yes # Offenses 1 Offense 664-187(A)PC Description ATTEMPT MURDER Complaint Type Link VIC Involvement VIC Invl No 1 Name Race Sex DOB # Offenses2 Offense273.5(A)PC DescriptionINFLICT CORP INJURY;Complaint Type Link VIC Involvement VIC Invl No 1 Name Race Sex DOB # Offenses 3 Offense 203PC Description MAYHEM Complaint Type Link VIC Involvement VIC Invl No 1 Name Race Sex DOB # Offenses4 Offense245(A)(1)PC DescriptionASSAULT; NOT FIREARM Complaint Type LinkVIC InvolvementVIC Invl No1 Name Race Sex DOB # Offenses 5 Offense 69PC Description OBSTRUCT/RESIST EXEC Complaint Type Link VIC Involvement VIC Invl No 2 Name CORNELL,ERIC Race Sex DOB LinkVIC InvolvementVIC Invl No1 NameCASILLAS,JOEL Race Sex DOB # Offenses 6 Offense 148(A)(1)PC Description OBSTRUCT PUBLIC OFFI Complaint Type Report Officer 11109/WILLIAMS,JESSICA SIMONE Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 5 17-78740 Supplement No ORIG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Link VIC Involvement VIC Invl No 2 Name CORNELL,ERIC Race Sex DOB LinkVIC InvolvementVIC Invl No1 NameCASILLAS,JOEL Race Sex DOB Person Summary InvlVIC Invl No1 TypeI Name MNI Race Sex DOB Invl VIC Invl No 1 Type I Name CASILLAS,JOEL MNI Race Sex DOB Invl VIC Invl No 2 Type I Name CORNELL,ERIC MNI Race Sex DOB Report Officer 11109/WILLIAMS,JESSICA SIMONE Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 2 of 5 17-78740 Supplement No ORIG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT VICTIM 1: Involvement VICTIM Invl N 1 Individual MNI Race Sex DOB Age Juvenile?Height Weight Hair Color Eye Color Means of Attack BODILY FORCE-ADW,BROKEN BONES,STITCHES Extent of Injury Severe body trauma-bruising Dom Violence Yes PRN Type HOME Address City State ZIP Code Date 12/29/2017 TypeOperator License ID No OLS VICTIM 1: CASILLAS,JOEL Involvement VICTIM Invl No 1 Type Individual Name CASILLAS,JOEL MNI Race Sex DOB Age Juvenile?Height Weight Hair Color Eye Color Means of AttackBATTERY,BRUISES,SCRATCHES Extent of InjuryComplaint of pain Dom ViolenceNo PRN Type HOME Address 400 W BROADWAY LBPD CityLONG BEACH StateCalifornia ZIP Code90802 Date12/29/2017 Type Operator License ID No OLS Type Social Security Number ID No OLS VICTIM 2: CORNELL,ERIC Involvement VICTIM Invl No 2 Type Individual Name CORNELL,ERIC MNI Race Sex DOB Age Juvenile?Height Weight Hair Color Eye Color Means of Attack BATTERY,BRUISES,SCRATCHES Extent of Injury Complaint of pain Dom Violence No PRN Type HOME Address 400 W BROADWAY LBPD City LONG BEACH State California ZIP Code 90802 Date 12/29/2017 TypeOperator License ID No OLS TypeSocial Security Number ID No OLS Narrative On 12/28/17, at approximately 1657 hours, my partner (Officer H. Reyes #10005) and I (Officer J. Williams #11109) were working uniformed patrol as Unit 1C66, when we responded to assist Unit 1C68 (Officer J. Casillas #10537 and Officer E. Cornell #10328) at Avenue regarding a victim being assaulted with a brick (call #1181). The text in the call stated: Check for a possible assault with a brick that just occurred. The suspect is a male white, 20-30 years old, brown shoulder length hair, and wearing no shirt. The victim is on the down on the balcony. Numerous units assisted on the call including, Unit 1C7 (Officer G. Arias #5520), Unit 1C8 (Officer G. Hodgson #5611), Unit 1C36 (Officer L. Ramirez #6296), Unit 1C6 (Offcier F. Mora #10120), Unit 4C75 (Officer L. Newton #10667 and Officer E. Robbins #10877), Unit 1C67 (Officer E. Maes #11128 and Officer A. Cazares # 10311), Unit 1A78 (Officer K. Foley #10918 and Officer T. Larson #10923), and Unit 1C91 (Officer M. Silva #10937 and Officer M. Manusselis #10836) Upon arrival, I observed Engine #2 and Paramedics Rescue #10 on scene and parked in the middle of the street Report Officer 11109/WILLIAMS,JESSICA SIMONE Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 3 of 5 17-78740 Supplement No ORIG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative directly in front of Avenue. The entrance of the apartment building faces north. The entrance to the apartment courtyard had a black steel gate, with the doors open. The courtyard had three sets of stairs. One set of stairs at the south end of the courtyard, one set that of stairs on the east side of the building and another set of stairs on the west side of the building. When I reached the front of the apartment entrance, I saw Officer Cornell and Officer Casillas in the front of the east/west stairwells. The officers had a subject on the ground handcuffed. The subject (later identified as Defendant Kyle Blauvelt) was male white, covered in what appeared to be blood. He was wearing light blue jeans, no shirt and no shoes. For further, see use of force reports filed by Officer Casillas, Officer Cornell, Officer Arias and Officer Hodgson. It should be noted that Officer Casillas suffered left knee pain and Officer Cornell suffered right knee pain. These injuries were sustained due to Blauvelt violently resisting being taken into custody. Both officers were treated at Occupational Health and released after treatment. Officer Manusselis took pictures of the use of force scene. For further, seepictures. I asked the Officer Cornell if they needed assistance, and he told me to go check on the female victim who was located in the upstairs apartment #9. I took the east stairwell and entered the apartment at the top of the stairs.The door was open to a living space. The apartment is a small 1 bedroom and 1-bathroom apartment. On the northwest side of the apartment was a door that led to a small balcony that faced to the north and out on to Broadway Avenue. On the east side of the apartment was a small kitchen area. There was a small hallway that led to a bedroom on the southeast side of the apartment and a bathroom located at the end of the hallway. When I entered the apartment I immediately noticed large amounts of blood that was on the floor. There were bloody handprints on the entrance door, drops of blood and footprints of blood near the door to the balcony. In the living area, there was a brown couch that was against the east wall. On the couch was female (later identified as Victim wearing dark clothing. was laying on her back, feet facing west and head her facing east bound. She was receiving medical attention from Paramedics. seemed to be nonresponsive, her face was extremely swollen, and was covered in blood. She appeared to have major head and facial trauma. The balcony glass door was broken and there were bloody handprints on the door near the door handle. On the balcony floor there was a large amount of blood. There was a brown sheet that was hanging across the balcony rail. On the floor of the balcony I observed what appeared to be a broken clay pot, glass ashtray, black purse, and two white iron objects. All of the objects were covered in blood. Paramedics Rescue #10 transported to St. Mary's Medical Center. Dr.assessed the victim and her injuries. suffered from 80 stitches, broken cheek bones, loss of consciousness, major swelling, and bruising. Due to the nature of her injuries, had to be admitted and later transported to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). I collected the glass ashtray, broken clay pot pieces, and the white iron objects; I kept them in my possession until later placing them into evidence. The items collected are believed to be objects the Blauvelt used to assault The black purse was later returned to the victim at the hospital. I located the identification card in the black purse on the balcony. I contacted the calling party, (later identified as who is an off-duty Los Angeles Police Department officer (LAPD). told me the following: was walking on the north side of Broadway Avenue, heading westbound. said she heard the sound of someone yelling. She looked up and observed a male white yelling obscenities and holding a blunt object in his hands. identified the subject that was yelling and assaulting the person as the same male subject that was removed from the apartment by police personnel (Kyle Blauvelt). Blauvelt was using the object to Report Officer 11109/WILLIAMS,JESSICA SIMONE Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 4 of 5 17-78740 Supplement No ORIG LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative strike downward at something on the balcony. She could not see what Blauvelt was striking because the balcony was completely covered by a brown sheet. Blauvelt stopped striking the down and moved the sheet back off the balcony rails. Once Blauvelt moved the sheet, said she saw a hand appear from the bottom of the balcony rails. immediately called the police after she said Blauvelt began to hit something who she believed to be a person on the balcony once again. After striking the person on the balcony again, Blauvelt, dropped the round object on the floor of the balcony and proceeded to move the person. The door to the balcony leading in to the living area was open. Blauvelt placed his forearms underneath the person's armpits and dragged the person back inside of the apartment. By the time Blauvelt reentered the apartment, responding units had arrived. I responded to St Mary's Medical Center, and contacted Victim She advised me the following: arrived home from the grocery store planning to cook dinner for her boyfriend, Kyle Blauvelt, to celebrate receiving a paycheck today. According to Blauvelt had been irritable because he had not taken his anxiety medication in the last 8 days. When she entered the apartment, Blauvelt was in the bedroom reading. While was cooking dinner, Blauvelt began to throw away the food that she was cooking on the stove. She said Blauvelt threw the food in the trash three times for no reason. She said she went to sit on the couch and Blauvelt began yelling at her. Blauvelt got angry and got in her face. She said that Blauvelt was accusing her of both doing drugs and cheating on him. said she told Blauvelt to get out of her face and to stop accusing her of things. Blauvelt then punched her in the face. She does not remember what hand Blauvelt punched her with. believes that Blauvelt knocked her out because the next thing she remembers is waking up to Paramedics speaking to her. does not remember being hit by any blunt objects. The last time remembers being on the balcony was earlier today to smoke a cigarette. Due to the severity of the injuries, I contacted the on call DART Detective (J. Conrad #6156) to advise him of the incident. He later responded to St. Mary's Medical Center to further the investigation. Officer Reyes took pictures of injuries and of the apartment. Officer Reyes later uploaded the pictures to the Mideo database. I provided with a Report Receipt, and information regarding a Temporary Restraining Order. I completed an Emergency Protective Order (EPO) issued by Judge Carol J. Najera. For further, see Case # I provided with a copy of the EPO at St Mary's Medical Center. I served Blauvelt the EPO at Community Hospital, 1720 Termino Aveune, Long Beach, CA 90804. I submitted the original copy of the EPO to our records department. 1S15 (Sergeant S. Hall #5933) was notified of the incident and responded to the scene, due to nature of the violent crime. She later notified the on-call violent detective cue to the officer injuries. Officer Arias stood by for a board-up of the front door of the apartment. Officer Maes collected the clothing was wearing during the time of the incident. Officer Maes kept the items in her possession until later placing them into evidence. For further, see property report. Blauvelt was arrested and transported to Community Hospital by a Rescue #4. Blauvelt was later treated and transported to the downtown booking station by Officer Foley. Officer Foley collected the pants that Blauvelt was wearing the time of the incident and he kept this item in his possession until later placing it into evidence. For further, see Officer Foley's follow up arrest report. Report Officer 11109/WILLIAMS,JESSICA SIMONE Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 5 of 5 17-78740 Supplement No 0001 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/29/2017 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerHODGSON,GARY A Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0001 Reported Date12/29/2017 Reported Time16:51 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 5611/HODGSON,GARY A Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 2nd OfficerREYES-SUAREZ,HUMBERTO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by5611 AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7054 Approval Date12/31/2017 Approval Time16:17:30 Use of ForceYes Property ReportYes Victim InjuredYes Photos TakenYes StatementsYes Suspect in Custody Yes # Offenses 1 Offense 664-187(A)PC Description ATTEMPT MURDER Complaint Type Narrative BWC evidence recorded and reviewed prior to filing the Use-Of-Force. Initial arrival was not covered because the device didn't activate with my vehicle emergency lights. BWC activated during the UOF. While working uniformed patrol as unit 1C8 I, Officer Hodgson #5611, assisted units that were en route to a possible Assault with a Deadly Weapon where the victim was down on the ground. Call# 1181 read: "CHK FOR POSS 245 W/BRICK ,,, J/O, ,,, SUSP IS A M/W , 20-30, BRO HAIR SHOULDER , WRG NO SHRT ,,, VICT IS ON THE BALCONY 929 ,,,". Unit 1C68 (Officer Cornell #10328 and Officer Casillas #10537) were dispatched and I heard them arrive at the location and state that there was a female victim on a balcony who was down and not responding, over the Police radio. Upon my arrival I parked my unit in the #2 eastbound lane of Broadway and saw the Officers of unit 1C68 giving loud (lawful) commands to a male white, later identified as ARR Blauvelt, on a second floor balcony facing the street. ARR Blauvelt was sitting in the doorway to an apartment on the balcony holding in front of him an unresponsive female who's face was covered in blood. Officers were yelling for ARR Blauvelt to release the victim and open the lower gate so we could render aide. ARR Blauvelt refused to move away from the victim, who remain unresponsive. I requested LBFD respond to our location with a ladder because I felt that we were going to have to rescue the victim by climbing up to the balcony. We noticed an emergency key box and requested the supervisor respond (code three) with the access key for the box. Officer Casillas requested I get the 40mm less-than-lethal unit from my vehicle and I retrieved it with a bag of projectiles. I loaded one 40mm "eXact iMpact" projectile into the weapon (see evidence) and returned to the front of the location in time to see the victim was now being held upright by ARR Blauvelt in front of him. ARR Blauvelt kept the victim in front of him as he backed into the apartment out of our sight. Someone requested a unit respond code three with a pick and ram to gain access though the buildings locked front gate. As we were waiting for the units to arrive the same male from the balcony (ARR Blauvelt) came downstairs and opened the front access gate. ARR Blauvelt was bare chested and covered in blood. Officer Casillas and Officer Cornell immediately entered through the open gate and attempted to detain ARR Blauvelt, I followed behind Report Officer 5611/HODGSON,GARY A Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 2 17-78740 Supplement No 0001 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative 1C68 with the 40mm. Officer Cornell took control of ARR Blauvelt's right wrist and ARR Blauvelt immediately spun around to violently punch Officer Casillas twice in the face with his left fist. I felt that there was an immediacy to subdue and detain ARR Blauvelt so we could render aid to the victim, since ARR Blauvelt was between us and the stairs to the apartment, where the victim was located. Even though I was within 6' of ARR Blauvelt I fired the 40mm at his lower leg but ARR Blauvelt was moving and was struck in the lower back. Due to the sudden violent resistance of ARR Blauvelt I didn't have time to utter a warning. The impact of the projectile caused ARR Blauvelt to buckle to his knees and Officer Casillas was able to push Blauvelt to the ground with Officer Cornell still controlling ARR Blauvelt's right wrist. ARR Blauvelt continued to violently resist us by kicking, screaming, twisting, and striking out at us with his free left hand. As we were fighting with ARR Blauvelt, in the entry way, personnel from the LBFD arrived and we told them to respond immediately to the upper apartment so that aide could be rendered to the victim. Officer Casillas was able to roll ARR Blauvelt onto his stomach and I sat on the back of ARR Blauvelt's hips to prevent his kicking or rolling back over and to assist with the handcuffing. Officer Cornell was not able to bring ARR Blauvelt's arm to the rear to be handcuffed so I deployed my Electric Conductive Weapon (ECW). As there was no room for a proper spread of the probes I removed the cartridge and used the ECW in a "Drive Stun" mode. I performed "Drive Stun's" to ARR Blauvelt's upper right shoulder blade area and commanded him to "stop resisting" and to place his hand behind his back. Each time ARR Blauvelt failed to comply with my lawful command I performed a "Drive Stun". I continued this process 6-8 times before Officer Cornell was able to bring ARR Blauvelt's hand far enough to the rear so I could place a handcuff on his right wrist. I maintained control of the handcuffed wrist as Officer Cornell reached across Officer Casillas to take control of ARR Blauvelt's left wrist. Officer Cornell was able to bring ARR Blauvelt's left wrist to the rear and I placed it into a handcuff. Once ARR Blauvelt was detained all force stopped and he was placed in a recovery position because Officer Casillas informed us that he used a carotid restraint on ARR Blauvelt, and he had passed out, enabling us to complete the handcuffing. I placed a hobble around both of ARR Blauvelt's ankles to prevent him from kicking us. We requested an additional paramedic unit to transport ARR Blauvelt to the hospital to be medically cleared for booking. For further on the victims status see the main report. I requested a Sergeant for the use-of-force and SGT Hall responded. I retrieved the spent cartridge out of the 40mm weapon and retained it in my possession until placing it into evidence. I looked for the foam projectile but was unable to locate it for evidence. Rescue #4 transported ARR Blauvelt to Community Hospital and I followed them with Officer Casillas in the rear of their unit. I was later relieved at the hospital and filed this report. Report Officer 5611/HODGSON,GARY A Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 2 of 2 17-78740 Supplement No 0002 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/29/2017 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerCASILLAS,JOEL Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0002 Reported Date12/29/2017 Reported Time16:51 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:51 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 10537/CASILLAS,JOEL Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 2nd OfficerREYES-SUAREZ,HUMBERTO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by10537 AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7054 Approval Date12/31/2017 Approval Time16:17:33 Use of ForceYes Domestic ViolenceYes Victim InjuredYes Photos TakenYes Suspect in CustodyYes Narrative On 12/29/2017 at 1652 hours, my partner (Officer E. Cornell #10328) and I (Officer J. Casillas #10537) were working uniformed patrol in a marked black and white Police vehicle as Unit 1C68. We were wearing full Long Beach Police Uniform with LBPD patches on both shoulders and a gold LBPD badge upon my left chest. We were dispatched to regarding an assault with a deadly weapon. The call stated the victim was assaulted with a brick and was down on the balcony. For further see call #1181. Upon arrival, I observed a male subject (later identified as DEFT- Kyle Blauvelt) standing on the 2nd floor Broadway facing balcony of Kyle had no shirt on and had what appeared to be blood all over his torso. At his waist, was a female subject (later identified as VIC-who was sitting on the floor hunched forward. I observed had sustained massive trauma, bleeding and swelling, to her face. The apartment complex was locked and secure and we were unable to gain entry. Unit 1C8 (Officer G. Hodgson #5611) assisted at the scene and retrieved a 40mm less lethal launcher from his Police vehicle. My partner and I gave Kyle multiple verbal orders to allow us in the complex as he stood on the balcony with Kyle appeared hesitant and stated he couldn't open the door. Kyle then began to drag unresponsive body back into the apartment. I believed needed immediate medical aide and Kyle was delaying our response. Due to the exigency, Officer Cornell requested a Police unit to respond to the location with pick and ram to forcefully gain immediate entry into the apartment complex. As additional Officers were enroute to assist, Kyle,still covered in blood, exited his apartment and opened the front entry gate. Officer Cornell immediately entered the apartment's entry corridor and attempted to detain Kyle by reaching for his left arm. I observed Kyle pull his left arm away from Officer Cornell, step back and postion himself in a fighting stance by bending his knees, bend forward at the waist and put his arms up infront of his torso. As I approached Kyle, Kyle immediately struck me one time with a closed right fist to my face. The strike caused me to take a step back. I immediately heard a loud bang, which was later known to be the discharge of Officer Hodgson's 40mm less lethal launcher. Kyle, still standing, leaned forward at the waist as Officer Cornell maintained control of his left arm. I placed both my hands on Kyle's shoulders and pulled him to the ground and placed him onto his Report Officer 10537/CASILLAS,JOEL Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 2 17-78740 Supplement No 0002 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative stomach. Kyle continued to scream and violently kick and pull away from Officers. I gave Kyle numerous commands to stop, I placed my body weight on Kyle's upper torso and encircled my right arm around Kyle's neck to attain a carotid control hold. I heard numerous deployments of a Conducted Electrical Weapon as Kyle continued to violently resist. I began to apply pressure with the carotid control hold when Kyle punched me a second time with a closed right fist to my face. The carotid control hold successfully rendered Kyle unconscious. I immediately released the hold which allowed Officers to place Kyle in handcuffs. Kyle was rolled to his side in the recovery position and I observed Kyle was breathing and began to regain consciousness. LBFD was immediately requested to treat Kyle's injuries. For further on see main and additional follow-up reports. Unit 1S15 (SGT S. Hall #5933) was notified of the use of the carotid control hold. I rode with Kyle in LBFD Rescue 4 as he was transported to Community Hospital for treatment. I notified staff of LBFD and Community Hospital that the carotid control hold was applied. I sustained a minor injury to my left knee and face caused during the use of force. I was treated and released from Care On Site Medical. Report Officer 10537/CASILLAS,JOEL Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 2 of 2 17-78740 Supplement No 0003 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/29/2017 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerCORNELL,ERIC ARMAN Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0003 Reported Date12/29/2017 Reported Time16:51 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 10328/CORNELL,ERIC ARMAN Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 2nd Officer CASILLAS,JOEL AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by10328 AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7054 Approval Date12/31/2017 Approval Time16:20:32 Narrative ****BODY WORN CAMERA NOT ACTIVE AND INOPERABLE DURING INCIDENT**** On 12/29/2017 at 1652 hours, my partner (Officer J. Casillas #10537) and I (Officer E. Cornell #10328) were working uniformed patrol in a marked black and white patrol vehicle when we were dispatched to regarding an assault with a deadly weapon call. The apartment was later determined to be apartment (call #1181). While en route, dispatch advised us of the following via MDT: Check for a possible assault with a brick that just occurred, suspect is a male White wearing no shirt. The victim is laying on a balcony. The suspect dragged the victim into the apartment from the balcony, and the victim is covered in blood. The apartment is on the second floor. is a pink, two story multi-unit apartment complex located on the south side of The complex can be accessed through a locked metal gate door, located on the north side of the building, in the center of the ground floor. There are several steps that lead from the south sidewalk to the complex gate. Apartment is located on the second floor, on the northeast corner of the complex. The apartment is accessed by a stairwell from the center of the complex. The apartment has a balcony on the north side of the building that can be viewed from Upon arrival, Officer Casillas and I observed a subject (later identified as ARR Kyle Blauvelt), sitting on the floor of the balcony, holding an unconscious female (later identified as VIC I immediately observed that VIC had sustained significant injuries to her face, and had blood and bruising all over her head, neck and hands. I also observed ARR Blauvelt was only wearing pants, and had blood smeared on his arms, hands, chest, abdomen, and pants. Officer Casillas attempted to open the gate to the complex, but was unable to because it was locked. I ordered ARR Blauvelt to open the complex gate so we could render aid to VIC ARR Blauvelt told me he could not open the door, and that VIC needed help. It should be noted that Officer Casillas and I were wearing our standard issue Long Beach Police patrol uniforms with patches on our shoulders that read,"Long Beach Police," and a badge on our left chests that reads, "Police Officer." I continued to order ARR Blauvelt to open the complex gate for us to render aid. ARR Blauvelt grabbed VIC around her waist, and tried to drag her back into the apartment. VIC still appeared unconscious, Report Officer 10328/CORNELL,ERIC ARMAN Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 3 17-78740 Supplement No 0003 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative and unable to fight off ARR Blauvelt. ARR Blauvelt also began yelling at me,but I could not understand what he was saying. ARR Blauvelt then dropped VIC on the balcony floor, and went inside the apartment. I continued to order ARR Blauvelt to open the complex door, but received no response. After approximately one minute, ARR Blauvelt returned to the balcony, grabbed VIC around her waist, and stood her up, facing Broadway, against the balcony guard rails. I continued to order ARR Blauvelt to open the complex gate, but he did not respond to my commands. ARR Blauvelt then dragged VIC into the apartment, out of sight. I feared that ARR Blauvelt would continue to inflict great bodily harm on VIC I aired via my police radio for Unit 1S15 (Sgt. S. Hall # 5933) to respond with, "Pick," and "Ram," devices to force open the complex door and, if necessary, the apartment door. Units 1C8 (Officer G. Hodgson #5611) and 1C7 (Officer G. Arias #5520) also assisted on the call, and responded to the scene. It should be noted that Officer Hodgson deployed a 40 MM Less Lethal launcher that he obtained from his patrol vehicle. After ARR Blauvelt dragged VIC inside of the apartment, he walked down the stairwell leading from the apartment into the center of the complex. I ordered ARR Blauvelt to open the complex gate door, and he finally complied. After opening the complex door, ARR Blauvelt began to walk back towards the stairwell of the apartment. I feared that ARR Blauvelt was going to go back into the apartment to inflict more injuries to VIC For officer safety, I decided to detain ARR Blauvelt, pending further investigation. While ARR Blauvelt was still on the ground floor of the complex, I attempted to place a rear wrist lock on ARR Blauvelt's left wrist with both of my hands. Officer Casillas also tried to assist me in placing a rear wrist lock on ARR Blauvelt. As I placed both of my hands on ARR Blauvelt's left wrist, I heard him yell something I did not understand, then pull away violently from my hold. I then saw ARR Blauvelt punch Officer Casillas one time in the center of his face with a right fist. Officer Casillas and I attempted to regain control of ARR Blauvelt's arms in order to place him in handcuffs. I attempted to gain control of ARR Blauvelt's left arm, and Officer Casillas attempted to gain control of ARR Blauvelt's right arm. ARR Blauvelt continued to violently thrash his arms in an attempt to escape from our hold. Officer Hodgson, who was standing at the complex fired a single 40 MM less lethal round from the launcher he deployed, striking ARR Blauvelt in the lower portion of his back. ARR Blauvelt was struck with the 40 MM less lethal round, causing him to bend forward at his waist. Officer Casillas then placed his hands on each of ARR Blauvelt's shoulders, and applied downward pressure in order to take ARR Blauvelt to the ground and handcuff him. I also applied downward pressure on ARR Blauvelt's left arm. ARR Blauvelt spun around to wear his head was facing northbound, and went to the ground. I also went to the ground, and struck my right knee on the floor. While on the ground, ARR Blauvelt continued to violently resist by kicking his legs and thrashing his arms. I attempted to gain control of ARR Blauvelt's right arm, but he continued to thrash it, and punched my right elbow with his right fist. Because ARR Blauvelt continued to violently resist being taken into custody, Officer Casillas performed a carotid restraint hold. As Officer Casillas performed the carotid restraint, ARR Blauvelt continued to thrash his body, kick his legs, and thrash his arms. Officer Hodgson removed the cartridge of his Conducted Electrical weapon, and drive stunned ARR Blauvelt on his lower back. It should be noted that Officer Hodgson continued to yell, "Stop Resisting!" at ARR Blauvelt. After Officer Hodgson drive stunned ARR Blauvelt's right bicep, I was able to place ARR Blauvelt's right arm in a rear wrist lock. Officer Hodgson was able to place a handcuff on ARR Blauvelt's right wrist, and took control of the arm. I reached over Officer Casillas, and gained control of ARR Blauvelt's left arm. I placed ARR Blauvelt's left arm behind his back, and Officer Hodgson placed the other handcuff on ARR Blauvelt's left wrist. Report Officer 10328/CORNELL,ERIC ARMAN Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 2 of 3 17-78740 Supplement No 0003 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative After handcuffs were placed on ARR Blauvelt, Officer Casillas released his carotid restraint hold, and I placed ARR Blauvelt in the recovery position. ARR Blauvelt continued to violently thrash his legs. Because ARR Blauvelt continued to thrash his legs, Officer Hodgson placed a hobble restraint over ARR Blauvelt's ankles. After ARR Blauvelt was taken into custody, I immediately aired for a second paramedic unit to respond to the scene and evaluate ARR Blauvelt. Long Beach Fire Department Rescue 4 responded to the scene and evaluated ARR Blauvelt. Rescue 4 transported ARR Blauvelt to Community Hospital Long Beach for booking clearance. While in the Emergency Room of Community Hospital, I read ARR Blauvelt his Miranda Rights per form PD1000.008, to which he replied "Yes" to waiver question #1. I asked ARR Blauvelt about the incident, and he stated the following: ARR Blauvelt stated that he and VIC have been in a relationship for 7 years, they have lived together for 7 years, 4 years have been in their current residence, and they have no children in common. ARR Blauvelt further stated that for the last four days, he and VIC have been "Stressed Out," and that he believed today was the end of the world. I asked ARR Blauvelt what the incident was about, and he stated that he was having, "family trouble" with his brother, and his sister. ARR Blauvelt would not elaborate on what he meant by, "Family Trouble." ARR Blauvelt then stated he picked up something from the floor of the apartment, and struck VIC multiple times. I asked ARR Blauvelt what he used to hit VIC with, and he stated, "something metal." I asked ARR Blauvelt how many times he struck VIC and he stated, "a bunch of times." I asked ARR Blauvelt why he did not open the complex gate door when we ordered him and he stated, "I felt bad about what happened." I asked ARR Blauvelt if he took any drugs or drank alcohol today, and he stated that VIC gave him two Xanax this morning. ARR Blauvelt did not state anything further regarding the incident. I asked ARR Blauvelt no further questions. I sustained a complaint of pain from my right knee from the incident. After I interviewed ARR Blauvelt, Officer Casillas and I went to Occupational Health for evaluation for our injuries. Officer Casillas and I were evaluated, and released. Report Officer 10328/CORNELL,ERIC ARMAN Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 3 of 3 17-78740 Supplement No 0004 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/29/2017 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerHALL,STEPHANIE N Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0004 Reported Date12/29/2017 Reported Time16:51 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 5933/HALL,STEPHANIE N Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 2nd OfficerREYES-SUAREZ,HUMBERTO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by5520 AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7054 Approval Date12/31/2017 Approval Time16:17:46 Narrative I, Officer G Arias 5520, was working as unit 1C7 in a marked black and white patrol vehicle when I assisted unit 1C68, Officers Casillas #10537 and Cornell #10328, who were responding to regarding a possible 245 with a brick and the suspect is a male white, 20 to 30 years old with brown shoulder length hair and not wearing a shirt and the victim was 929 on the balcony for further see call # 1181. While en route I heard over the radio officers arrive at the location and state that there was a female victim on a balcony who was down and not responding.I also heard Officer Hodgson ask for LBFD to respond with a ladder and he also requested for the sergeant to respond with a pick and ram. Upon arrival I saw that Casillas and Cornell were on scene and I also noticed Officer Hodgson #5611 was heading to the entry way of the dispatched location carrying a 40mm less-than-lethal unit. I then parked near the entrance and ran to the entry way of the apartment complex and I could hear one shot from the 40mm from inside the complex. As I entered the apartment complex I saw that Officers Cornell and Casillas were on the ground on top of a male white, later identified as deft Blauvelt, who was on his stomach and refusing to put his hands behind his back. I could hear the officers telling him to stop resisting multiple times. I went to the lower leg area of Blauvelt were I saw he was back kicking almost striking Officer Hodgson who was sitting on the back of Blauvelt's hips. I observed Officer Hodgson deploy his Conductive Electric Weapon (CEW). As there was no room for a proper spread of the probes he removed the cartridge and used the CEW in a "Drive Stun" mode. Officer Hodgson was obstructing my view of Officer Casillas and Cornell as I was standing on Blauvelt's ankles pinning them down to prevent him from further back kicking and possibly striking Officer Hodgson. I was able to maintain my balance by holding on to Officer Hodgson shoulders. I stood on his ankles for maximum pressure and because he was kicking back I was not going to put my hands and face near his feet and possibly get struck. Once I saw that Blauvelt was handcuffed I observed he had blood stains on his back and all over his face that was later determined to come from his actions prior to the police contact. Officer Cornell told me the suspect had told him he fell down the stairs and injured himself. Long Beach Fire was on scene and they rendered aid to Blauvelt and later transported him to Community Hospital for further see Officer Cornell's Follow up. Report Officer 5933/HALL,STEPHANIE N Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 1 17-78740 Supplement No 0005 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/29/2017 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense245(A)(1)PC OfficerMORA,FRANCISCO Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0005 Reported Date12/29/2017 Reported Time16:51 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ASSAULT; NOT FIREARM Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:51 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 10120/MORA,FRANCISCO Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 2nd OfficerREYES-SUAREZ,HUMBERTO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by10120 AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7054 Approval Date12/31/2017 Approval Time16:17:51 KNOCK AND TALK 1: Involvement KNOCK AND TALK Invl No 1 Individual Name MNI Race Sex DOB Age Juvenile?Height Weight Hair Color Eye Color PRN Type HOME Address City State ZIP Code Date 12/29/2017 Phone Type Cell Phone No Date 12/29/2017 KNOCK AND TALK 2: InvolvementKNOCK AND TALK Invl No2 Individual Name MNI Race Sex DOB Age Juvenile?Height Weight Hair Color Eye Color PRN TypeHOME Address City State ZIP Code Date12/29/2017 Type Operator License ID No OLS Phone Type Cell Phone No Date 12/29/2017 KNOCK AND TALK 3: InvolvementKNOCK AND TALK Invl No3 Individual Name MNI Race Sex DOB Age Juvenile?PRN TypeHOME Address City State ZIP Code Date12/29/2017 Report Officer 10120/MORA,FRANCISCO Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 2 17-78740 Supplement No 0005 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Type Operator License ID No OLS Phone Type Cell Phone No Date 12/29/2017 Narrative On 12/29/17 at 1659 hours, I (Officer F. Mora #10120) assisted Unit 1C68 (Officer J. Casillas #10537 and Officer E. Cornell #10328) at regarding an assault with a weapon call (call #1181). The call was also a Use-of-Force. Upon my arrival, I assisted with knock-and-talks at I spoke to (KNT #1), and she stated the following: was inside her apartment and had been hearing yelling coming from Blauvelt's apartment for the last hour. She heard a male voice yell, "Put her down!" She then heard someone say, "Stop resisting!" several times. then heard Blauvelt yell, "Fuck you guys!" She stated, " I heard the sound of a taser going off" after she heard Blauvelt yell fuck you guys. She walked downstairs and saw Blauvelt on the ground near the entrance with several police officers kneeling down next to him and handcuffing him. stated Blauvelt was definitely resisting and that the arguing between Blauvelt and was a chronic problem. I spoke to (KNT #2), and she stated the following: did not see or hear anything. Officer Robbins #10877 spoke to (KNT #3), and she told him the following: was inside her apartment when she heard screaming and fighting, and things being slammed inside Blauvelt's apartment. stated they fight all the time. There was no response at the following units: Report Officer 10120/MORA,FRANCISCO Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 2 of 2 17-78740 Supplement No 0006 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/29/2017 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerHALL,STEPHANIE N Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0006 Reported Date12/29/2017 Reported Time23:44 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 5933/HALL,STEPHANIE N Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 2nd OfficerREYES-SUAREZ,HUMBERTO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by5933 AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7054 Approval Date12/31/2017 Approval Time16:17:55 Narrative I. Sergeant S. Hall (#5933) responded to regarding a Use of Force. Upon arrival, I was advised that a 40mm was deployed, as well as a Conducted Electrical Weapon (CEW) and the application of a Carotid Control Hold. The subject, Blauvelt was transported to Comunity Hospital by Long Beach Fire Department. I responded to Community Hospital to interview Blauvelt. I advised Blauvelt of his Miranda Rights per PD Form 1000.008 and advised him I was there to speak with him regarding his arrest, not the initial incident. Blauvelt initially stated he understood his rights and was willing to discuss the incident. Blauvelt than changed his mind and stated, "I'd like to have my attorney present." The interview was concluded and no further questions were asked. Report Officer 5933/HALL,STEPHANIE N Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 1 17-78740 Supplement No 0007 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 12/30/2017 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerFOLEY,KEYEN PHILLIP Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0007 Reported Date12/30/2017 Reported Time05:33 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ ARREST ONLY Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 10918/FOLEY,KEYEN PHILLIP Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W1 2nd Officer LARSON,TREVOR AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W1 Entered by10918 AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W1 RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer7054 Approval Date12/31/2017 Approval Time16:18:38 Evidence CollectedYes ARRESTEE 1: BLAUVELT,KYLE ALAN Involvement ARRESTEE Invl No 1 Type Individual NameBLAUVELT,KYLE ALAN MNI RaceWhite SexMale DOB07/15/1980 Age37 Juvenile?No Height6'02"Weight180#Hair ColorBrown Eye ColorBlue PRN Type HOME Address City State ZIP Code Date07/20/2017 TypeHOME Address City State ZIP Code Date 12/30/2017 Type Operator License ID No OLS TypeSocial Security Number ID No OLS Phone Type Cell Phone No Date 07/20/2017 Phone Type Home Phone No Date 12/30/2017 Mark Type CHEST- TATTOO Description "MISGUIDED ANGEL" "2 HANDS" InvolvementARRESTED Arrest TypeARRESTED Arrest Date12/29/2017 Arrest Time17:00:00 Booking No5191131 Book Date12/30/2017 Book Time04:25:00 StatusBOOKED Arrest Location City Rep Dist352 Place of Birth Beat08 Charge A187(A)PC Level F Charge Literal ATTEMPTED MURDER Charge 220PC Level F Charge Literal ASSAULT TO COMMIT RA Charge 273.5(A)PC Level F Charge Literal INF CORP INJ:SPOUSE/ Charge 245(A)(1)PC Level F Charge Literal ADW NOT F/ARM OR FRC Report Officer 10918/FOLEY,KEYEN PHILLIP Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 2 17-78740 Supplement No 0007 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Charge 243(C)(2)PC Level F Charge Literal BATTERY ON PO/EMERGE Charge 69PC Level F Charge Literal OBSTRUCT/RESIST EXEC Charge 148(A)(1)PC Level M Charge Literal RESIST/OBSTRUCT PUBL Narrative On 12-30-17 at approximately 0012 hours,my partner (Officer T. Larson #10923) and I (Officer K. Foley #10918) were working uniformed patrol as Unit 1A78 when we assisted other PD units at Community Hospital (Call #1181). Upon arrival I took custody of arrested Kyle Blauvelt who was awaiting treatment in the emergency room (handcuffed to his bed). Once Blauvelt was medically cleared by Community Hospital staff, my partner and I escorted Blauvelt to 400 West Broadway to complete the booking process. Blauvelt was placed in the backseat of our marked black and white police vehicle with his seatbelt fastened. We then transported Blauvelt to 400 west Broadway. While at 400 west Broadway, Blauvelt was booked for attempted murder (664/187 (A) PC), assault with a deadly weapon not a firearm (245 (A)(1) PC), Assault to commit mayhem (220 PC), domestic violence (273.5(A) PC), battery on a police officer (243(C)(2) PC), resist arrest (69 PC) and resist arrest (148(A)(1) PC). Blauvelt was escorted to the 6th floor men's jail. Once we were inside of the men's jail, a strip search was conducted and Blauvelt's pants were collected for evidence. Officer T. Larson (#10923) recovered Blauvelt's pants from Jailor M. Rosales (#11058). Officer Larson kept this item in his possession until placing it into evidence. For further, refer to Property Report. For further on incident, refer to main report. Report Officer 10918/FOLEY,KEYEN PHILLIP Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 2 of 2 17-78740 Supplement No 0008 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/02/2018 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerCONRAD,JEFFREY J Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0008 Reported Date01/02/2018 Reported Time09:23 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 6156/CONRAD,JEFFREY J Assignment INVEST/DET/SPEC VIC/DOM VIOL 2nd OfficerREYES-SUAREZ,HUMBERTO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by6156 AssignmentINVEST/DET/SPEC VIC/DOM VIOL RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer6156 Approval Date01/02/2018 Approval Time09:52:10 Narrative On 12/29/17 at approximately 1732 hours I, Detective Conrad received a call from Officer Williams regarding a victim with severe facial injuries stemming from a domestic violence incident presently being transported to St Mary Hospital. Officer Williams further stated the suspect was in custody as well; being transported to Community Hospital after a use of force with responding patrol units. Officer Williams could not provided me any further details on the victim's injuries, only stating they were very bad, very significant, and very very bloody. At approximately 1830 hours I responded to St Mary Hospital, contacting Officer Williams who advised me of the following: On 12/29/17 at approximately 1650 hours, Long Beach Police received a called from an off-duty LAPD officer regarding a male subject repeatedly striking a female subject with a possible brick on the balcony of The LAPD officer further reported the male subject dragged the now bloodied female subject into the apartment. Officer Williams advised me the subject refused to answer/open the door for responding patrol units and the door was ultimately forced open resulting in a "use of force" involving several officers and the male subject, later identified as suspect Blauvelt. (For further see UOF follow-ups). Officer Williams stated as she entered the apartment LB Fire Personal was treating the victim who appeared to be unconscious and non-responsive. Officer Williams stated the victim was in very bad shape, covered in blood, with several visible deep lacerations to her entire face. Officer Williams stated there were several broken items throughout the apartment with blood covering the floors and ceiling. Officer Williams stated several photographs were taken of the scene. Officer Williams stated she was unable to determined the weapon used at this point, having walked out onto the balcony and finding several broken items stained with fresh blood, including a broken clay pot, glass ashtray, and two white iron objects. Officer Williams stated all items were photographed and collected. Officer Williams requested and was granted an Emergency Protective Order. Upon seeing the victim myself, in my opinion, having worked in the domestic violence detail for the last (5) years, this is possibly the worse facial trauma I have seen. In my opinion the victim's facial injuries resembled that of driver/passenger involved in an automobile accident that were not wearing their seat belt or an inexperienced fighter going against an MMA fighter. The victim was unrecognizable against her identification picture. Report Officer 6156/CONRAD,JEFFREY J Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 2 17-78740 Supplement No 0008 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT Narrative As I introduced myself to the victim as the handling detective I noticed several visible lacerations. The most significant visible injury was a laceration that began at the top of the victim's lip and ran into her right nostril. I could see and hear the victim was in extreme pain, therefore I did not ask any questions at the time. I did however take several photographs and (3) short video clips. (For further see attached CD). St Mary Hospital Surgeon Doctor, Doctor asked if I would be interested in looking at the victim's CT-Scan. Doctor showed me several images stopping at one image in particular. The image was of the victim's skull. Doctor pointed out (2) dark black areas on either side of the victim's nose, stating, you see these two black areas? I replied, yes. Doctor continued, this entire dark area on both sides of the victim's nose should be white; these should be the area of her cheekbones. They're gone, they're destroyed, there is nothing left of them Doctor stated, it's like touching jello at this point. Doctor continued showing my images stating the victim's nose and jaw line between the bottom of her nose and upper lip was also broken. Doctor stated in his opinion the victim's injuries were caused by a blunt, hard object, and not a fist or a punch. I asked Doctor what type of treatment the victim would need. Doctor stated he had no idea until performing surgery. I re-entered the victim's room where I noticed Doctor was stitching up the victim's lacerations. After complication, I asked Doctor approximately how many stitches were used. Doctor stated she lost count after 60, but would estimate the count at approximately 70 to 80 stitches. Doctor stated the victim was in very bad shape and would remain hospitalized for several weeks. On 01/01/18 at approximately 1000 hours I responded back to St Mary Hospital to check the status of the victim, but was advised she had been transferred to another hospital for further treatment. Report Officer 6156/CONRAD,JEFFREY J Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 2 of 2 17-78740 Supplement No 0009 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/02/2018 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerWILLIAMS,JESSICA SIMON Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0009 Reported Date01/02/2018 Reported Time09:32 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 11109/WILLIAMS,JESSICA SIMONE Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 2nd OfficerREYES-SUAREZ,HUMBERTO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by11168 AssignmentINVEST/FSSD/EVID CONTROL/PROPERTY RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer10251 Approval Date01/03/2018 Approval Time15:43:38 Property Prop # 1 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 01/02/2018 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 894393 Item No 1 # Pieces 1 Description1)GARDEN POT COVERED IN DIRT BROKEN IN PIECES TypA CatOTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS ArticlePOT Entered Date01/02/2018 Entered Time09:33 RMS TransferSuccessful Control 11168 0102180940 Prop #2 InvolvementEVIDENCE Invl Date01/02/2018 In Custody?Yes SecurityNo Tag No894393 Item No2 # Pieces1 Description3)GLASS ASHTRAY COVERED IN BLOOD TypA Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Article ASHTRA Entered Date 01/02/2018 Entered Time 09:39 RMS Transfer Successful Control 11168 0102180940 Report Officer 11109/WILLIAMS,JESSICA SIMONE Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 1 17-78740 Supplement No 0010 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/02/2018 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerHODGSON,GARY A Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0010 Reported Date01/02/2018 Reported Time09:38 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 5611/HODGSON,GARY A Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 2nd OfficerREYES-SUAREZ,HUMBERTO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by10834 AssignmentINVEST/FSSD/EVID CONTROL/PROPERTY RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer10251 Approval Date01/03/2018 Approval Time15:43:45 Property Prop # 1 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 01/02/2018 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 894392 Item No 1 Serial No # Pieces 1 Description#1- 40MM CASING TypA CatOTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS ArticleCASING BrandDEFENS Model40MM Entered Date01/02/2018 Entered Time 09:38 RMS Transfer Successful Control 10834 0102180939 Report Officer 5611/HODGSON,GARY A Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 1 17-78740 Supplement No 0011 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/02/2018 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerJIMENEZ,RUBIO JOE Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0011 Reported Date01/02/2018 Reported Time09:44 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 11168/JIMENEZ,RUBIO JOE Assignment INVEST/FSSD/EVID CONTROL/PROPERTY 2nd OfficerREYES-SUAREZ,HUMBERTO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by11168 AssignmentINVEST/FSSD/EVID CONTROL/PROPERTY RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer10251 Approval Date01/03/2018 Approval Time15:43:59 Property Prop # 1 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 01/02/2018 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 894399 Item No 1 # Pieces 2 Description1)BLK/WHT CONVERSE SHOES, 1 PAIR TypA CatOTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS ArticleSHOES BrandCONVER Entered Date01/02/2018 Entered Time09:44 RMS Transfer Successful Control 11168 0102180947 Prop #2 InvolvementEVIDENCE Invl Date01/02/2018 In Custody?Yes SecurityNo Tag No894399 Item No2 # Pieces1 Description2)CA ID CARD TypA Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Article CARD Brand ID Model CA Entered Date 01/02/2018 Entered Time 09:45 RMS Transfer Successful Control 11168 0102180947 Prop #3 InvolvementEVIDENCE Invl Date01/02/2018 In Custody?Yes SecurityNo Tag No894399 Item No3 # Pieces1 Description3)MEDICAL PAPER WORK TypA Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Article PAPER Entered Date 01/02/2018 Entered Time 09:46 RMS Transfer Successful Control 11168 0102180947 Report Officer 11168/JIMENEZ,RUBIO JOE Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 1 17-78740 Supplement No 0012 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/02/2018 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerMAES,EILEEN SAMANTHA Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0012 Reported Date01/02/2018 Reported Time09:57 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 11128/MAES,EILEEN SAMANTHA Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W2 2nd OfficerCAZARES,ALEJANDRO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by11168 AssignmentINVEST/FSSD/EVID CONTROL/PROPERTY RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer10251 Approval Date01/03/2018 Approval Time15:44:04 Property Prop # 1 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 01/02/2018 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 894406 Item No 1 # Pieces 1 Description1)BLACK PANTS CUT UP TypA CatOTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS ArticlePANTS Entered Date01/02/2018 Entered Time09:58 RMS TransferSuccessful Control 11168 0102181001 Prop #2 InvolvementEVIDENCE Invl Date01/02/2018 In Custody?Yes SecurityNo Tag No894406 Item No2 # Pieces1 Description2)CUT IN 2 PIECES BLACK SHIRT TypA Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Article SHIRT Entered Date 01/02/2018 Entered Time 09:58 RMS Transfer Successful Control 11168 0102181001 Prop #3 InvolvementEVIDENCE Invl Date01/02/2018 In Custody?Yes SecurityNo Tag No894406 Item No3 # Pieces2 Description3)BLACK CUT UP BRA AND RED UNDERWEAR TypA Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Article UNDERW Entered Date 01/02/2018 Entered Time 09:59 RMS Transfer Successful Control 11168 0102181001 Prop #4 InvolvementEVIDENCE Invl Date01/02/2018 In Custody?Yes SecurityNo Tag No894406 Item No4 # Pieces2 Description4)PAIR OF RED SOCKS TypA Cat OTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS Article SOCKS Entered Date 01/02/2018 Entered Time 09:59 RMS Transfer Successful Control 11168 0102181001 Report Officer 11128/MAES,EILEEN SAMANTHA Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 1 17-78740 Supplement No 0013 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/02/2018 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerMAES,EILEEN SAMANTHA Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0013 Reported Date01/02/2018 Reported Time10:02 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 11128/MAES,EILEEN SAMANTHA Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W2 2nd OfficerCAZARES,ALEJANDRO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by11168 AssignmentINVEST/FSSD/EVID CONTROL/PROPERTY RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer10251 Approval Date01/03/2018 Approval Time15:44:10 Property Prop # 1 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 01/02/2018 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 894407 Item No 1 Value $4.75 # Pieces 19 Description5) $4.75 IN U.S. CURRENCY TypA CatOTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS ArticleCurrency, negotiable items BrandUS Entered Date 01/02/2018 Entered Time 10:03 RMS Transfer Successful Control 11168 0102181005 Report Officer 11128/MAES,EILEEN SAMANTHA Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 1 17-78740 Supplement No 0014 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/02/2018 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerLARSON,TREVOR Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0014 Reported Date01/02/2018 Reported Time10:26 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ EVIDENCE ONLY Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 10923/LARSON,TREVOR Assignment PATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W1 2nd OfficerFOLEY,KEYEN PHILLIP AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W1 Entered by11168 AssignmentINVEST/FSSD/EVID CONTROL/PROPERTY RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer10251 Approval Date01/03/2018 Approval Time15:44:17 Property Prop # 1 Involvement EVIDENCE Invl Date 01/02/2018 In Custody? Yes Security No Tag No 894421 Item No 1 # Pieces 1 Description1)GRAY PANTS W/RED STAINS TypA CatOTHER ARTICLES/GUNS/FIREARMS/DRUGS ArticlePANTS BrandLEVIS Model511 Entered Date01/02/2018 Entered Time 10:27 RMS Transfer Successful Control 11168 0102181029 Report Officer 10923/LARSON,TREVOR Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 1 17-78740 Supplement No 0015 LONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 WEST BROADWAY Reported Date 01/02/2018 LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Primary Offense664-187(A)PC OfficerCONRAD,JEFFREY J Phone 562 570-7381 RECORDS Fax 562 570-7080 FAX Administrative Information AgencyLONG BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT DR No17-78740 Supplement No0015 Reported Date01/02/2018 Reported Time13:24 CAD Call No 173631181 Rpt Typ FOLLOW-UP REPORT Primary Offense ATTEMPT MURDER Location City ZIP Code Rep Dist 352 Area 01 Beat 08 From Date 12/29/2017 From Time 16:50 To Date 12/29/2017 To Time 17:18 Officer 6156/CONRAD,JEFFREY J Assignment INVEST/DET/SPEC VIC/DOM VIOL 2nd OfficerREYES-SUAREZ,HUMBERTO AssignmentPATROL/SOUTH/CFS/W3 Entered by6156 AssignmentINVEST/DET/SPEC VIC/DOM VIOL RMS TransferSuccessful Prop Trans StatSuccessful Approving Officer6156 Approval Date01/02/2018 Approval Time13:37:19 Narrative On 01/02/18 at approximately 1100 hours I responded out to St Francis Hospital in the City of Lynwood to re-contact the victim. As I entered her room the victim began asking; "Please, please, please tell me he's (Blauvelt) in jail." I advised the victim suspect Blauvelt currently remains in my custody, but warned he is still able to be out at this time. As I looked over the victim's facial injuries I noticed several slight improvements from when I first observed her back on 12/29/17. A majority of the swelling had gone down, owning the victim to fully open both eyes. I did note however bruising, which I had not seen back on 12/29/17 possible from the victim's face covered in blood and petechiae. New photographs were taken of her improvement, along with the fresh injuries. I asked the victim if she could recall anything from the 12/29/17 incident.The victim stated she was cooking Carne Asada for dinner, but suspect Blauvelt believed she was cooking him human meat and began yelling at her. The victim stated all she can remember is suspect Blauvelt punching her one time in the face with a closed right fist. The next thing she remembers is waking up in the hospital in extreme pain and confused. The victim stated she has no memory of the events between getting punched in the face and waking up in the hospital. I asked the victim if suspect Blauvelt has been diagnosed with any metal illnesses. The victim stated suspect Blauvelt suffers from anxiety and takes medication daily, but has not been diagnosed with any other illnesses. I asked the victim if there have been any reported or unreported incidents of domestic violence between them. The victim replied, other than verbal abuse, there hasn't been any other abuse. Before leaving I speak with St Francis staff regarding future treatment for the victim. Staff advised the victim is currently waiting to be seen by a surgeon specialist and could not provide any further because they don't know. I was able to obtain a small medical record from St Francis before leaving. (See attached). Report Officer 6156/CONRAD,JEFFREY J Printed At 08/22/2019 18:25 Page 1 of 1