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S.A. 13-015 Investigator: K DeGraffenreid Approved By: Date of Report: 7-3-13 Date: 07/09/2013 Page 4 of 5 legs. On Gonzalez’ upper left thigh, there was a vertical linear scar approximately eight inches in length. GONZALEZ’ hands appeared dirty and covered in dried blood. GONZALEZ had a tattoo of the words, and a . GONZALEZ had an approximate one foot open horizontal surgical incision under her left breast. I observed eight apparent gunshot wounds, on Gonzalez’s body. Three apparent gunshot wounds were located on GONZALEZ’s right arm; one in the forearm, and two on the bicep. One apparent gunshot wound was observed under GONZALEZ’s right arm. One apparent gunshot wound was observed on her left breast. On GONZALEZ’ back, I observed three apparent gunshot wounds; one on the right shoulder, one in the middle of the back and one on GONZALEZ’ left flank. At 1152 hours, BEASLEY attached paper bags to both of GONZALEZ’s hands. At 1206 hours, Traditional Funeral Services transport attendant, , arrived at the scene and prepared the body for transportation. placed the body inside a white body bag. At 1211 hours, the bag was sealed and tagged by BEASLEY. At 1215 hours, the body was removed from DH12, Bed 16 and transported to the Orange County Coroner’s Office, located at 1071 West Santa Ana Boulevard, Santa Ana. At approximately 1250 hours, the scene was released to UCIMC, staff members. MONTIEL received a $5.00 bill that had been collected from GONZALEZ’S chest, at the scene, by Orange County Fire Authority Paramedic . MONTIEL gave the $5.00 bill to BEASLEY. BEASLEY was also notified that additional currency from GONZALEZ’S person had been secured in UCIMC’s safe by emergency room personnel.