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HomeMy WebLinkAboutEXHIBIT C1_20TR-0005 Blue Team_RedactedIncident Summary Page I of 3 Petaluma Police Department Supervisor Complaint Report Incident Entered By: Sergeant Lance Novello - 2363 Incident Details Date Received Date of Occurrence Time of Occurrence 7/21/2020 7/20/2020 23:04 Record ID # Case/Event # IA # 1789 20-2438 Date/Time Entered 7/21/2020 02:34 Incident Summary Officers dealt with a _African American female who was In a�in the parking lot of PVH. The female was previously involved in a collision, and based on descriptions of her demeanor, was in a hen. She declined medical transport but self -transported to PVH. While there, she caused a loud disturbance In the ED and claimed staff dropped her on the "COVID covered" floor, causing a head injury. She became enraged when they refused to take a photograph of her claimed injury, and implied racial overtones. She was eventually released to her mother, and the two were then involved in a disturbance in the parking lot, prompting PPD response. Officers Raccanello, Gutierrez, Williams, and Clark and I responded out to the parking lot. Officers Williams and Clark and I were already In the ED with an unrelated person in the WRAP on a While Officer Clark spoke with the female, who was sitting in the driver seat of her mother's vehicle, she stated she would be closing her door. Officer Clark told her to not close the door. She asked If she was being detained, and was mistakenly told she was. I clarified she was free to leave and told her to not close the door. Due to her underlying demeanor, I told her to "shut her mouth and listen," which caused her to become enraged, claiming it was illegal for me to say that. She demanded my name and badge number while I spoke with her mother to gain some background. At one point, she swiftly approached me, demanding my information. As she did, I took one step forward, and we bumped chest to chest. She claimed I pushed her. I did not and my hands remained on my belt the entire time. She was holding a pen in her right hand and started pointing it in my face, getting closer each time. Not knowing her intentions and due to her elevated state, I obtained a hold of her right wrist with my left hand when the pen came within 2-inches of my face. I held her wrist down at her side until she relaxed, slightly. I released the hold after approximately 25-seconds. She claimed her wrist "cracked" but then immediately waved It at us, claiming our BWCs were not activated. They were. A short time later, while waiting for a taxi to take her from the scene, she claimed I "touched her tittles" with my hands, which I did not, and implied racial overtones, claiming I "got off on touching little black girls." Incident Location • 400, Direction: N McDowell Boulevard, Petaluma, CA 94954 - Location of Occurrence: Sonoma Reporting Employees Sergeant Lance Novello - ID #: 2363 Involved Employees Sergeant Lance Novello - ID #: 2363 Body Worn Camera: Yes http://xprop.petpd.cp.internaUBlueTeamIUnrestricted/IncidentReport.aspx?x=EC2PP4Xuv... 9/21 /2020 Incident Summary Page 2 of 3 Role • Primary Civilian Witnesses Role • Involved Other Role • Witness Employee Witnesses Officer Richard Clark - ID M 3415 Body Worn Camera: Yes Role • Secondary K9 Officer Jacob Gutierrez - ID #: 3188 Body Worn Camera: [No Response] Role • Secondary Officer-FTO5 Nicholas Raccanello - ID #: 2745 Body Worn Cantefa:._Yes Role • Secondary Officer Matth!aW..:.Wil(iams - ID M 3412 Body Worn Camera: Yes Role http://xprop.petpd.cp.intemal/R lucTeam/Unrestricted/IncidentReport.aspx?x—EC2PP4Xuv... 9/21/2020 F�o running sheet entries to show FNo attachments Author Signature Line Sergeant Lance Novello - 2363 http://xprop.petpd.ep.intemalBlueTeamiUnrestricted/IncidentReport.aspx?x=EC2PP4Xuv... 9/21 /2020