Interview of A G G by Ross_pdf_Redacted

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S.A. 12‐022 Investigator: ANDREW ROSS Approved By: Date of Report: 09/11/12 Date:09/17/12 Page 3 of 4 As waited for the police to arrive, he complained to that police patrol units had passed the location without checking on the subjects. asked to respond to the front of the hotel to check to see if a police officer arrived and was waiting in the parking lot. responded to the hotel parking lot, but was unable to locate a police officer. returned to the hotel room. As walked to the hotel room, she observed, from the hallway balcony, the headlights of the Jeep flashing off and on towards the hotel. was unable to see any occupants inside the vehicle at that time, but was still able to see next to the building. went inside the hotel room and told that the police had not yet arrived and that she had seen the vehicles headlights flashing. began to watch from the window of the hotel room and observed a police patrol unit driving slowly eastbound through the parking lot, south of 3005 South Bristol Street. The patrol vehicle rounded the southeast corner of the building and began to drive northbound towards the location of the Jeep. The police patrol unit parked southeast of the Jeep, with its spotlight illuminated and pointed towards the Jeep. A police officer stepped out of the vehicle and yelled out to the subjects that were by the Jeep. was unable to hear what the police officer said, because the hotel room window was closed. Approximately five seconds after heard the police officer yell out, she heard four or five gunshots, Pop, pop, pop, pop. could not see the police officer when the gunshots were fired. Immediately after the gunshots rang out, a male subject, who was later identified as MARCELINO VALENCIA ALMANZA, ran from the drivers side of the Jeep, rounded the front of the vehicle and collapsed onto his stomach in front of the vehicle. ALMANZA shouted, Stop, stop and then lay still. The police officer moved from beside his patrol unit in