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SA-15-005 Investigator: Bruce Linn #327 Approved By: Date of Report: 5/4/2015 Date: 07/13/2015 Page 2 of 4 • Captain CULP #2424 • Paramedic SARABIA #5835-patient care • Firefighter B. KELLEY #4581-patient care • Engineer ACUNA #4067 Care Ambulance #285 • E. BECKETT-driver • T. POOLE-patient care AT 1545 hours, Orange County Deputy Coroner Investigator ELIZABETH KINNEY arrived at ER T1 for the Coroner’s investigation. AT 1555 hours, Orange County Crime Lab Forensic Specialist RACHEL BOOTH arrived at ER T1 for photographs. As the investigation at the hospital progressed, I received the name and California Driver’s License photograph of the suspect in an email from Santa Ana Police Department Officer FRANCISO GOMEZ. Both ELIZABETH KINNEY and I positively confirmed the DMV photograph was the deceased on the gurney: BENITO OSORIO, 3/21/1976, CDL: 5’7”, 145 pounds. There was no pre-transfusion blood sample obtained from the decedent. On initial view, OSORIO was on a wheeled gurney covered by a white blanket. One right running type shoe, with a pair of socks was on the gurney by the OSORIO’s feet. A silver pair of handcuffs was on OSORIO’s left wrist. OSORIO was a male Hispanic, with short hair and a slight mustache. He had a barbed wire, tribal style band tattoo with a heart around his left bicep. OSORIO had an obvious and gaping open wound to the upper left portion of his forehead. The wound was a nearly 2” diameter open hole in the upper left portion of OSORIO’s forehead. An intubation tube was inserted in the mouth and still present. Several electrocardiogram patches were attached to OSORIO’s chest. I saw an apparent bullet wound to the left side of the