2015-06456 pgs 139 thru 190_Redacted - Copy

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- Santa Ana PD 2015-06456: Supplemental Report by #2770 Page 4 of 5 ' 1, _ of the interview, I understood Sergeant Shin to be speaking of Osorio in his referencing i the "suspect." Based on the aforementioned information, Sergeant Shin believed that Q Osorio may be contemplating suicide. Additional information relayed by officers : %_J Iindicated that one shot had been fired by someone other than a police officer. Sergeant :, Shin then believed that Osorio had indeed shot himself. ', { After receiving word of Osorio's self-inflicted gunshot wound, Sergeant Shin arrived on I scene; finding himself in a position approximately ten (10) to fifteen (15) yards south of 1 Iseveral SAPD Patrol Division units who were conducting a High Risk / Felony Car Stop. y From this vantage point, Sergeant Shin saw several SAPD Uniformed Officers standing ' next to their respective SAJ'D Patrol Division vehicles. These officers, furthermore were I positioned horizontally across Main Street with their duty firearms drawn and pointed at I the suspect vehicle. Sergeant Shin was also able to identi'fy the suspect vehicle as a white Toyota pick-up truck. By this vehicle description, I believed Sergeant Shin to be speaking of Osorio's aforementioned 2005 Toyota Tacoma. Sergeant Shin also heard several on-scene officers giving commands to Osorio. These coinmands were inclusive ,of orders such as "Don't do it!" and "Put your hands up!" I :Once onscene, Sergeant Shin assumed therole of Field Supervisorand began tosurvey ! the area for officer/public safety and logistics considerations. While doing so,however,: !: he viewed Osorio's vehicle and, although he could not see clearly inside, discerned that .q I there appeared to be one occupant, based on the silhouette. As the officers engaged in the Q- vehicle stop discussed aid rendering measures for Osorio, due to his self inflicted injury, these discussions ceased upon the advisement that he (Osorio) was still alive and moving j about within his vehicle. Upon hearing this discussion, Sergeant Shin directed the on-I seene officers to-continue their4i-alogue-with Osorio and-ha-ve-h-irn-exit-the veh-icle_and_ surrender. Now approximately one (l) to two (2) yards behind the line of officers mentioned above, Sergeant Shin saw Osorio exit the driver's door of his vehicle. As he advised the other SAPD personnel of this fact, Sergeant Shin saw that Osorio appeared to be in a dazed state and/or in pain. In Sergeant Shin's observation, Osorio also appeared to be disoriented and was bleeding/bloodied about his face, hands and clothing. When asked if he heard Osorio saying anything to the officers in front of him at this time, Sergeant Shin said that he did not. After fully exiting his vehicle, Osorio faced the SAPD officers in front of Sergeant Shin. At this time, officers again issued commands directing Osorio to raise his hands. As Sergeant Shin focused his attention on Osorio's hands, he saw that Osorio was in possession of a silver semi-automatic handgun with wooden grips, which he held in his right hand. This weapon, furthermore, was pointed in a southeasterly direction as Osorio leaned against his vehicle, in a semi-crouching position, with his arm bent at an approximately ninety (90) degree angle. Q After continually giving Ororio commands directing him to drop his weapon, for a period of approximately three (3) to four (4) seconds, several officers fired approximately ten a a x?action=edit_re..portid=550_____OOOO_QQp_OO_...______8/3;________/2015___________J