Case 2024-26142 - 06242025_Redacted_Part1

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On Sunday December 1st, 2024, at approximately 1735 hours, I responded to the area of 200 N Broadway reference an officer involved shooting that had just occurred. Upon arrival, officers identified Officer’s Ibarra and Casillas as those involved in the shooting. I contacted both and obtained a public safety statement from each that was memorialized via my BWC. The suspect was along the west sidewalk of Broadway, just south of Casa Linda Furniture located at 116 N Broadway. The officer’s unit (#860) faced a northwest direction in the southbound lanes of traffic and multiple casings were observed adjacent to the unit. The suspect was transported to OC Global Medical Center where he ultimately succumbed to his injuries. I assumed supervisory control of the scene and managed logistics. At approximately 2018 hours, I briefed members of the SAPD Homicide Unit, SAPD Professional Standards, Orange County District Attorney’s Office and the Department of Justice reference all facts pertaining to this case and known at that time. I relinquished supervisory control of the scene at approximately 2132 hours to Sgt. McClaskey. Author: Barragan, Luis 2937 BWC Activated Narrative: Narrative The following is a synopsis. For exact statements and details, refer to my BWC. On 12-01-24 at approximately 1732 hours, I was working uniformed patrol in the city of Santa Ana with Officer D. Bland as my partner. We heard a radio broadcast of an Officer Involved Shooting which just occurred at 2nd St and Broadway. We responded from Newhope and Kent, and arrived on scene at approximately 1737 hours. Upon arrival I observed I tasked myself to the arrest team to take the suspect into custody. A game plan was formulated to safely approach, and roles were delegated for the arrest team. A team of officers approached the suspect, and I gained possession of his right arm. Once the suspect was rolled onto his stomach I placed his right arm behind his back. I placed my handcuffs on the suspect without further incident. I checked for a pulse in his carotid artery, and I checked for a left radial pulse, and I did not feel a pulse in either. I instructed an officer to obtain a medical kit from a nearby police vehicle. Trauma shears were provided to us, and we began cutting his clothes off to render medical aid. I observed an apparent gunshot wound to his chest and an apparent gunshot wound to the front of his neck. OCFA paramedics responded to the scene and began medical aid. Once the scene was made safe, I was tasked by Sergeant Barragan to canvass for cameras and/or witnesses along the west side of Broadway St. Santa Ana PD 2024-26142 Report by Enriquez, David 3082 35 of 90