OIS2020-0001 SAPD Crime Report CI 2020-01709_Redacted

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Santa Ana PD 2020-01709 Report by Nolan, Michael 3583 9 of 1 O unknown or foreign objects into her anal cavity or vagina, CV1 did however, relate that during (5) of the (10- 15) sexual assaults within the past (3) years, Miguel had placed his mouth over her breast. CV1 confirmed Miguel never placed his mouth over her vagina and/or buttocks. CV1 related that she has disclosed some of the information associated with the aforementioned sexual assaults to her therapist, mother, CV2, CV4, and her cousin,. CV1 was asked about her desired disposition of this investigation. CV1 related that her desire is for Miguel to be apprehended and incarcerated. She further advised that she would like Miguel to receive therapy and to be restrained from having contact with children. CV1 was unable to produce a photograph of Miguel. She was later shown a California Department of Motor Vehicles (OMV) photograph of Miguel A Mercado Segura and positively identified Miguel as her cousin and the subject she was referring to. The OMV photograph of Miguel was later entered into evidence (EP: 20-00880) and secured into an evidence locker at the SAPD . It should be noted that while speaking with Moya she related that CV1 's disclosure resulted in her therapist reporting CV1 's sexual assault to CPS. On Monday, 01-20-2020 , at approximately 2022 hours, I contacted the County of Riverside Department of Public Social Services -Children's Services, I spoke with Intake Specialist ), who confirmed that social worker is currently assigned to an open investigation involving allegations of CV1 being the victim of sexual abuse perpetrated by Miguel. Intake Specialist provided the following report number associated with her agency's open investigation: #0280-0438-7237-6079363. Prior to the conclusion of my investigation, I re-contacted CV3 and escorted her to a private non-custodial interview room within the lobby of the SAPD. On Monday, 01-20-2020, at approximately 2130 hours, CV3 performed a pretext call to Miguel pursuant to section 663 of the California Penal Code. Prior to the initiation of the call, CV3 identified Miguel's cellular telephone number as, CV3 advised that she last contacted Miguel at the aforementioned telephone number during thanksgiving of 2019. CV3 contacted Miguel at the aforementioned telephone number, using her cellular telephone, . I listened along and recorded the aforementioned pretext telephone call, using a digital recorder. The recording was later transferred to a compact disc, entered into evidence (EP:20-00883) and secured into an evidence locker at the SAPD. It should be noted that during the pretext recording, I noted my Body Worn Camera (BWC) was making loud and audible beeping noise. I feared this noises could potentially alert Miguel that a third party was listening to his conversation with CV3. As a result , the digital recorder continued recording the pretext call, while my BWC was ultimately turned off during the remainder of the pretext call. During the pretext call the receipt of the call responded when being referred to as, "Miguel" by CV3. Miguel identified CV3 by name several times during the pretext call. During the pretext call, CV3 confronted Miguel with the accusations made by CV1 indicating he had tou c hed CV1. When asked why he would touch CV1, Miguel responded , "I'm confused myself'. Miguel was also confronted with the allegations made by CV2 . During the pretext telephone call Miguel never claimed responsibility for the allegations made against him; however, Miguel acknowledge that CV1 and CV2 were not lying , It should be noted that at no po int during the confrontation did Miguel admittedly object to the allegations he was confronted with including the allegations of him touching CV1's vagina. While speaking with Miguel, CV3 also confronted him about the incident when he entered her bedroom and began kissing her neck and upper chest when she was (13) years old. Miguel never denied and/or objected to the allegations. Miguel stated he had no recollection of the event; however, he did ultimately apologize to CV3 and promised her that he would seek therapy. Upon the conclusion of the recorded pretext telephone call. I contacted Officer J. Espadas (#3507), Sergeant Lima (#2373), and Officer Roelofs (#3514) and requesting th e ir assistance in locating Miguel. It should be noted that prior to th e conclusion of this investigation, I attempted to contact the Orange County Child Abus e Regi stry to notify them of the allegations of sexual abuse involving CV2 and CV3; however, I wa s unable to contact anyone and was directed to a voicemail service.