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Santa Ana PD 2013-17495: Supp lemental Report by #2385 Page 3 of 4 I was contacted by Sergeant Javier Esparza# 1568 of the Santa An a Police Department H omicide Section who informed me that an officer involved shooting incident occurred at 805 S . Townsend St. Sergeant Esparza r equ ested I res pond and ass ist w ith the in vestigation . 1045 Hours T arrived at th e scene and ch ecked in w ith Officer R. Ribeiro #3224, who was maintaining the crime scen e log. 1055 Hours Serg eant P . Craft #2979 briefed us on the circumstances of the offi cer involved shooting . After the briefing, I was assigned t o attend the processing of the offi cers involved in the incident at the San ta Ana Police Department. 1110 Hours I cleared the scene and returned to the Santa Ana Police D epartment. 1313 Hours I att ended the office r processing which was conducted in an inte rview room, located in the Santa Ana P olice Department Professional Standards Bureau. Present in the room we re Orange Coun ty Di strict Attorney Investigator Brad Tanner, Santa A na Police Sgt. J. Gonzalez #25 93 , SAPOA Attorney D . Go ldwasser, Officer G . Ayala #3294, OCSD Forensic Speciali st Laurabeth Camacho, Detective M. McLeoad #277 0 and I. OCSD r ore ns ic Spec ia li st L a urabeth Camacho photo grap he d Officer G. Ayala #3294. G. Ayala #3294 was wearing a Santa Ana Police Department uni form , w h ich had Santa Ana Police patches o n bot h the right and left s leeve. H is uni fo rm consisted of a Police Officer badge o n his left breast, his name tag on his right breast , Sam bro wn duty belt, which contained his hol stere d service weapon , two s ingl e handcuff case, key h o lder, baton r esting ins id e of baton ring, p o rtable radio , p epp e r spray , an d ammunition pouch. H e had a pair of b lack gloves in hi s ri gh t rea r p ants flashli gh t pocket, a metal folding pocket knife in his left rear pants fl ashli ght pocket and a backup weapon in h is left rear pants pocket. Officer Ayala did not have a ny injuries, nor d id his uniform have a ny indication of wear or damage caused by the inc ident. Officer Aya la carries a d epartme nt issued Glock 22 40 cali ber semi-aut omatic handgun w ith serial #LXN640. There was a Stream li gh t TLR gun li g ht, ser ial #C4-35256509 12, attached to th e gun. He carri es 3 de partme n t issu e d g un m agazines and each m agazine holds 15 cartridges. On duty , the g un is loaded with one cartridge in the ch amber and 15 cartridges in th e magazine. During the cartridge co unt , the hand gun contained one cartridge in the chamber and seven (7) cartridges in the magazi n e. T he two magazines on the duty belt each contained 15 cartridges. Each cartri dge h ad a head stamp of "Wincheste r 4 0 S&W. Officer Ayala's backup weapon was a Smith & Wesso n .380 Semi-auto, model : Body Gua rd 380, serial #EBI0446 . The gun was loaded w i th o ne cartridge in the c hamber and 6 cartridges in th e magazine. During th e cartridge count, the gun con ta ined one ca1iridge in the c hamber and s ix (6) cartridges in the magazine. Each cartridge had a head stam p of "H ornady 380 Auto." Officer Ayala kept possess ion of hi s backup weapon . Forens ic Specia li st L a u rabeth Camacho coll ected Officer Ayala's duty weapon an d magazines. Fo r details, refer to Camacho 's forensic report u nde r FR #13 -48764. http://ir2 /defau lt.aspx?action =v iew _report_reado n ly&u serid=3 82&reportid=55000000000... 6/25 /20 13