Supplement Incident 2020-23197005 Garcia Jim 2409_REDACTED

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07:24 DA Investigator Sheldon provided a briefing on the circumstances surrounding the in-custody death and the initial investigation performed by jail personnel and patrol officers. 07:38 Deputy Coroner Babcock and Martinez initiated the processing of body. Babock removed the blanket and I was able to observe body. During the process, I observed numerous tattoos throughout body. Here were a few tattoos observed; ³Barbie´under the chin, ³Donna´on right chest, a swastika on the left chest, ³STICK´on his right fingers, and ³SICK´on his left fingers. I also observed healing bruises on the right side of the rib cage. Deputy Coroner Babcock was the lead coroner investigator. She relayed to us she did not see any obvious signs of injuries to . She did not feel any damage/injuries to his hyoid. His eyes had minor signs of petechiae. 08:04 hands were covered with brown paper bags and sealed by Deputy Coroner Babcock. jail issued pants, white t-shirt, and gray underwear were collected and retained by FS Specialist Peplowksi. 08:09 body was placed in a white body bag and sealed by Deputy Coroner Babcock. An identification tag was also placed on 08:17 t from Traditional Funeral Services arrived to transport to the Coroner¶s office. 08:20 left and the security of the scene at the emergency room was terminated. 08:40 At the request of Deputy Coroner T. Martinez, I escorted her and Deputy Coroner Babcock to the Santa Ana City Jail to view the cell where was located. We arrived in the sally port area and were met by Correctional Supervisor M. Rodriguez #2590. Martinez escorted us to cell. There were no other assisting personnel present at the time. 08:55 We concluded our contact at the Santa Ana City Jail. Detective Jim Garcia #2409 CAP / Homicide Unit Author: Garcia, Jim 2409 BWC NOT Activated BWC Inactive Reason: Not Assigned Santa Ana PD 2020-23197 Report by Garcia, Jim 2409 5 of 5