INCIDENT CRIMINAL REPORT
Alameda County Sherist Of?ce
Agency: ETS ORI: CA00100000 Case Number:15-019904

 

 

 

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Supplement Date Supplement Type Supplement Of?cer
11/17/2015 03:05:09 GENERAL SUPPLENIENTAL (202772) NGUYEN, HUY 
Contact Name Supervising Of?cer

(104039) HAMIVIAN, JEREMY 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT:

On Thursday, 111215, about 0310 hours, I responded to the Traveler?s Inn hotel, located at 17290 Foothill
Boulevard in Castro Valley, to assist with an investigation regarding an assault with a deadly weapon on a
peace of?cer that occurred earlier in the morning.

The assault occurred at the aforementioned location and the suspect ?ed the scene in a stolen vehicle. The
suspect was later arrested in San Francisco and was identi?ed as Stanislav Petrov. I responded to the hotel to
determine if Petrov had rented a room at the hotel. I contacted the hotel manager, Ashokkumar Gilitwala, and
he showed me a copy of the hotel registry. I checked the hotel registry and determined Petrov did not have a
room rented to him.

I advised Deputy S. Osborne that Petrov did not have a room rented at the hotel. Deputy Osborne advised me
there was paperwork located in the vehicle Petrov ?ed in addressed to Luba Ignatchuk and Charles Wong.
Petrov also had a California Identification Card in his possession that belonged to a Jaswinder Khalsa. I
checked the hotel registry to determine if Ignatchuk, Wong or Khalsa had a room rented at the hotel.
Ignatchuk, Wong and Khalsa did not have a room rented at the hotel.

On 111615, about 2300 hours, I returned to the hotel to conduct additional investigation regarding the
incident. I showed Gilitwala a photograph of Petrov and asked Gilitwala if he had seen Petrov before.
Gilitwala said Petrov did not look familiar and that he did not recognize Petrov.

I asked Gilitwala for a copy of the registry for evidence and he advised me only the owner of the business,
Ashok Patel, was able to provide me with copies of the registry. I contacted Patel Via telephone and he was
able to e-mail me copies of the registry.

Patel also provided me with copies of video surveillance at the hotel. Ire?viewed the time stamped videos and
saw the following.

On 111215, at 0129:35 hours, a subject wearing a white shirt and white hat got into the driver?s seat of a white
sedan parked on the south side of the parking lot. The car was parked facing southbound.

At 0130:26 hours, the brake lights on the white sedan became illuminated and Deputy Osborne drove
eastbound through the parking lot passed the white sedan. Deputy Osborne drove to the end of the parking lot

 

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INCIDENT CRIMINAL REPORT

Alameda County Sheriff?s Of?ce
Agency: ETS ORI: Case Number: 15?019904

 

and proceeded to make a multiple point turn until his patrol vehicle was facing westbound.

At 0131 :32, Deputy Osborne drove westbound through the parking lot, passed the white sedan a second time,
and out the parking lot.

At 0133:17 hours, Deputy T. Sterling turned eastbound into the hotel parking lot from Foothill Boulevard.
Deputy Sterling parked his patrol vehicle closer to the north side of the parking lot, facing eastbound. A
white sedan began driving westbound out the parking lot towards Deputy Sterling. Deputy Sterling exited his
patrol vehicle and pointed his service weapon towards the white sedan. Deputy Osborne drove into the
parking lot and stopped his patrol vehicle behind Deputy Sterling?s vehicle, but closer to the south side of the
parking lot. The white sedan then quickly accelerated towards a gap between Deputy Sterling?s and Osborne?s
patrol vehicles. The white sedan collided with both Deputy Sterling?s and Osborne?s patrol vehicles. Deputy
Sterling?s patrol vehicle was pushed into Deputy Sterling, striking him in the legs and causing him to stumble
backwards. The white sedan continued northwest out the parking lot and out of view of the camera.

The videos appeared to be a handheld recording of the surveillance videos as they played. I asked Patel if I
could transfer his surveillance videos directly to a USB storage drive to improve the video quality. Patel
advised the USB connection on his surveillance system was not functioning and he did not know of any other

way to retrieve the recordings.

I later printed out copies of the hotel registry and packaged it as evidence. I transferred the videos Patel
provided me onto a disc and packaged the disc as evidence. I later placed the disc and registries into
evidence at the Eden Township Substation in San Leandro.

This report is a supplemental report to Deputy Osborne?s original report.

 

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