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S.A. 12‐022 Investigator: TOM CONKLIN Approved By: Date of Report: 10/03/12 Date:10/03/12 Page 3 of 7 westbound toward the shopping center. also observed a subject lying on the pavement. grabbed his video camera and started to videotape the scene through his open south facing window, looking through the screen. observed a subject lying on the pavement behind the shopping center with officers around him, possibly holding him down. observed the subjects feet moving around as he was lying on the ground. Later, observed a subject being pushed from the scene in a wheelchair. said as he was looking out his window videotaping he noticed an unknown female resident standing west of his window possibly videotaping as well. could not provide us with any further information reference the female. willingly provided me with the digital SD card from his video camera so that I could take it back to the OCDAs office and make copies of the videos. On September 10, 2012, I made copies of the (4) video files that had taken of the incident. Video #1 lasts approximately 7 ½ minutes, and starts after the shooting with several police vehicles already at the scene and several more arriving. The video is initially filmed looking through closed south facing window and screen. Approximately 3 minutes into the video, focuses his camera on several police officers rendering aid (including chest compressions), to a subject on the pavement. The subjects feet are moving back and forth at the time. Approximately 4 minutes into the video a subject wearing a white long sleeve shirt is wheeled past the scene in a wheelchair being pushed by one of the police officers. At approximately 5 minutes into the video opens the window and screen and continues videotaping. In the latter parts of the video you can hear a females voice in the background talking to someone else possibly on the phone. The female mentions having