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On Sunday, June 18, 2017 at 1234 hours, Officer Diaz 1237, Officer Beeson
1235 and I (Officer Petris 1155) were dispatched to the Grocery Outlet,
located at 6421 Ming Avenue regarding an assault with a deadly weapon
investigation. Upon arrival, I contacted the victim, identified as JERRY
LEE who is an employee at the business.
LEE stated today at approximately 1200 hours he was working inside the
Grocery Outlet when he was informed by the store manager, identified as
WILLIAM SNIDER that a subject had entered the store who had previously been
banned from the store. LEE further explained the subject had been banned
for trespassing, petty thefts, disturbances, and had previously assaulted
him.
LEE stated when the subject entered the store today he and SNIDER started
walking toward the front entrance/exit doors to tell the subject to leave.
LEE stated the subject made eye contact with him and SNIDER and initially
turned around to exit. LEE stated the subject then turned back around and
sat his backpack and pink duffle bag on the belt at register number 4. LEE
stated that it is a common practice for shoppers to leave there backpacks
near the register because they do not allow shoppers inside the store with
bags.
LEE stated the subject walked westbound around the registers to enter the
store. LEE explained he briefly lost sight of the subject because he was
standing toward the front of the store between registers 2 and 3. LEE said
that SNIDER was standing closer to the subject and had a better view of
him. LEE stated he observed the subject walking down aisle number 4 then
quickly turn around. LEE stated when the subject turned around he saw the
subject had a large machete with an approximate 1 foot blade in his right
hand. LEE stated he believed the subject retrieved the machete from his
waist band. LEE stated the subject was glaring directly at him. LEE stated
he heard SNIDER yell, "run Jerry!"
LEE stated at that time the subject ran directly toward him with the
machete by his side in a stabbing position. LEE stated while the subject
was rushing toward him he grabbed a metal chip rack and attempted to block
the subject from being able to stab him. LEE stated the subject rushed the
chip rack and swung the machete at him one time but did not strike him. LEE
stated he feared for his life and believed the subject was going to stab

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so he turned around and ran toward the front of the store. LEE stated
subject passed the chip rack, grabbed his bags, and exited the store.
did not sustain any injuries from the assault. LEE stated he believes
subject attacked him because he is banned from the store.

LEE described the suspect as a;
BMA, 30 years old, 5'10, 160 lbs., shaved head, goatee, wearing a baggy
white T-shirt, and grey pants, transient in appearance.
LEE explained that he has seen the subject inside the store on several
prior occasions and would be able to recognize him if he saw him again. I
spoke with SNIDER who informed me that he has called the police on the
subject in the past but the subject flees prior to officers arriving and
has never been identified.
Officer Diaz obtained a statement from SNIDER who witnessed the incident.
For further details refer to his supplemental report accomplished under
this case number.
Officer Beeson viewed the video surveillance footage which captured the
offense. For further details refer to his supplemental report accomplished
under this case number.
I completed a record check which revealed LEE had been the victim of an
assault on January 26, 2016. For further details refer to case number
16-21239. LEE is positive the suspect from that assault is the same suspect
from this incident. The suspect involved in the assault on January 26, 2016
was never identified and the case was closed pending identification of the
suspect.
Assisting officers canvassed the area for the suspect which met with
negative results. I was unable to identify the suspect at the time of this
investigation. Officer Beeson completed a Bakersfield Police Department
wanted notice for FI/photo of the suspect with a picture from the
surveillance footage attached.
No further information.

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On Sunday, 6-18-2017 at 1244 hours, I (Officer Beeson #1235) responded to
6421 Ming Ave (Grocery Outlet0 regarding an assault with a deadly weapon
that just occurred. Upon arrival I contacted the store manager, identified
as WILLIAM SNIDER, and spoke with him.
SNIDER said the business had video surveillance that captured the incident
and he allowed me to view the footage. SNIDER stated he was unable to
provide me with a copy of the footage; however, he would contact police
when a copy of the footage was available. I viewed the footage and observed
the male suspect:
BM, 30's, 5'11", 165 lbs.,
Wearing a White t-shirt, dark jeans,
Black running shoes, holding a pink duffle bag,
And a black backpack
Enter the store and walk over to the south side of the store. I then
observed the male suspect place the backpack on a shelf and remove a large
12inch knife from the duffle bag. The male suspect removed the knife from a
sheath and walked through the business. I observed an employee, identified
as JERRY LEE, attempted to confront the male suspect at which time the male
suspect charged toward LEE with the knife. I observed LEE run away from the
male suspect out of fear of being stabbed. The male suspect charged toward
LEE a second time while holding the knife then casually walked out of the
business towards Ming Ave.
I took digital photographs of the video footage and later downloaded them
into DIMS. I completed a Bakersfield Police Department Wanted Notice for
the male suspect for FI and Photo.
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On Sunday, 06-18-17 at 1246 hours, I responded to 6421 Ming Avenue (Grocery
Outlet) for an assault with a deadly weapon that just occurred. For further
details regarding this incident refer to the general offense report under
this case number by Officer Petris #1155.
Upon arrival, I assisted by speaking with a witness identified as WILLIAM
SNIDER. SNIDER informed me he is the manager of the store and on today's
date at about 1219 hours his employee, identified as JERRY LEE, was
assaulted by an unknown suspect. SNIDER described the suspect as a
BMA, 25-28 years, 6'0, 170, bald
Wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans
Carrying a pink or red duffle bag and black backpack
SNIDER stated he and LEE were standing on the south side of store near the
receiving door when they observed the above suspect inside the store on the
southwest corner. SNIDER said the suspect saw him and LEE and immediately
started walking towards the exit. SNIDER said JERRY followed the suspect
and he (SNIDER) walked in the hall way between the registers and the aisles
in order to see where the suspect was heading. SNIDER said the suspect then
crossed through one of the register aisles and into one of the stores
aisles. SNIDER said as he approached aisle number four he observed the
suspect waking out of the aisle towards him. SNIDER was preparing to speak
with the suspect when he observed the suspect carrying a large knife in
each hand. SNIDER said both of the knives were identical in appearance and
described them as having a
12 inch blade with black handles
SNIDER said he immediately walked away, as he believed the suspect was
walking at him but instead the suspect walked in a fast pace towards LEE
who was near register number two. SNIDER said he observed the suspect
holding both knives out in front of him in a threating manner as he was
walking towards LEE. SNIDER said LEE then hid behind a display rack of
chips as the suspect was attempting to reach LEE. SNIDER said he observed
the suspect attempt to "stab" LEE with the knife is his right hand one time
by doing "jabbing motion.". This caused SNIDER to call 9-1-1 immediately.
SNIDER said as he was calling 9-1-1 he observed LEE defended himself by
pushing the display rack towards the suspect. LEE then ran towards the exit

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and then towards the southwest corner of the store. This caused the suspect
to follow LEE but the suspect then stopped near register number four and
retrieved his bags. SNIDER said the suspect then fled the store but he did
not see what way the suspect fled. SNIDER said he was afraid the suspect
was going to cause harm to LEE, another employee or even a customer. SNIDER
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them having problems with him in the past; however, he did not know the
suspect by name.
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On 06/19/2017 at approximately 1407 hours, I responded to 2620 North
Halfmoon Drive apartment "C" to assist with this case.
While on scene I heard RACHEL MARQUEZ state "That's not one of the knives
he had yesterday". MARQUEZ was referring to the knife that was recovered
from her residence. I asked MARQUEZ to explain. MARQUEZ said on 06/17/2017
in the evening hours, she observed her son DOUGLAS WASHINGTON, in the
residence in possession of two knives which she described both as,
15" chrome blade with orange handles
MARQUEZ said she told WASHINGTON she did not want the knives in her house
and stated she has not seen them since that time. I asked MARQUEZ if
WASHINGTON mentioned going to the Grocery Outlet yesterday and she stated
"No, he's not allowed at the Grocery outlet".
No Further Information.

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On Monday, June 19, 2017 at approximately 1400 hours, Officer Beeson 1235
and I (Officer Petris 1155) responded to the Grocery Outlet, located at
6421 Ming Avenue to speak to the store manager, identified as WILLIAM
SNIDER.
SNIDER witnessed the assault that occurred on June 18, 2017 and is familiar
with the suspect. For further details regarding the assault refer to the
general offense report accomplished under this case number.
I asked SNIDER if the suspect had attempted to enter the store since the
offense. SNIDER informed me that he has not seen the suspect. SNIDER told
me that he forget to inform Officer Diaz and I that he had chased the
suspect approximately 4 days ago to an apartment on North Half Moon Drive
which is in close proximity to the store.
SNIDER could not recall the address on North Half Moon Drive but guided
Officer Beeson and I to the apartment in his vehicle. The address where
SNIDER previously chased the suspect was determined to be 2620 North Half
Moon Drive. SNIDER was unable to provide the apartment number for the
suspect but was positive it was inside the complex.
Officer Beeson and I canvassed the complex in an attempt to show residents
the suspect's picture captured from the video surveillance footage. While
walking inside the complex, I observed a black male subject, later
identified as DOUGLAS WASHINGTON exit apartment C. When WASHINTON exited
the apartment I got a clear look at his face and recognized him as the
suspect from the video surveillance footage I had watched on June 18, 2017.
The video surveillance footage clearly depicted WASHINGTON as the suspect.
I had additional officers respond to the apartment prior to attempting to
contact WASHINGTON. While waiting for officers to arrive WASHINGTON entered
his apartment. Sergeant Calvin, Officer McWilliams, Officer Moore, Officer
Carson, Officer Guinn, Officer Poteete and I responded to the apartment in
an attempt to apprehend WASHINGTON. I knocked on the front door of the
apartment and announced "Bakersfield Police Department" open the door. A
male subject, identified as TROY EARWING quickly opened the door. I
observed WASHINGTON standing behind EARWING. I ordered WASHINGTON out of
the residence and he was taken into custody without incident pending
further investigation. I noticed WASHINGTON did not have a goatee and the

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suspect captured in the surveillance footage clearly had a goatee. While
trying to determine if WASHINGTON was the suspect I asked him if he
previously had a goatee. WASHINGTON informed me that recently shaved his
goatee.
A record check revealed a subject, identified as VERONICA STARR had a
felony warrant (SF018679A). The listed address for the warrant was 2620
North Half Moon Drive apartment C. Officer McWilliams, Officer Guinn and I
conducted a sweep of the apartment for STARR which met with negative
results. While checking the apartment for STARR, Officer McWilliams located
a large fixed blade knife in the southwest bedroom. The knife was laying
near the bed in plain view. The knife matched the knife used in the
offense. Officer McWilliams seized the knife as evidence which Officer
Beeson booked into the property room. Officer McWilliams also located a
black backpack inside the living room in plain view. The backpack was
identical to the backpack the suspect had in his possession during the
offense. The backpack was seized by Officer Beeson and booked into the
property room as evidence.
I read WASHINGTON his Miranda rights from my department issued card which
he stated he understood. WASHINTON waived his rights and provided the
following statement. This is a summary of WASHINGTON'S statement. For a
verbatim copy refer to the digital recording submitted into DIMS.
WASHINGTON admitted that he was banned from the "Grocery Outlet" store. I
asked WASHINGTON when was the last time he was at the store and he replied,
"yesterday." WASHINGTON stated while inside the store he was involved in an
argument with an employee (LEE). WASHINGTON initially said had a small
knife in his possession but denied pulling the knife out at any point. I
showed WASHINGTON a picture of him inside the store obtained from the video
surveillance footage. I asked WASHINGTON if the subject in the picture was
him. He initially said he was unsure if it was him. At the time of the
offense WASHINGTON had a goatee. I again questioned WASHINGTON about his
goatee and he stated he had a mustache but shaved it last night which was
different from what he previously told me when he was apprehended.
WASHINGTON then looked at the picture again and changed his statement by
saying the person in the picture did look like him. WASHINGTON recanted his
statement by saying the subject in the picture was him. WASHINGTON then
changed his statement by admitting to pulling a knife out but stated that
he is schizophrenic and did not plan on harming LEE. I showed WASHINGTON
the knife seized from his apartment and he stated it was not the knife used
in the offense. WASHINGTON stated he gave the knife used in the offense
away to a friend earlier today. WASHINGTON admitted to rushing toward LEE
and the LEE having to use a chip rack to stop him. WASHINGTON stated he was

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arguing with the LEE and was rushing toward him to talk to him. WASHINGTON
said he had no intention on stabbing LEE.
I completed a record check searching for prior booking photos of WASHINGTON
to create a photo lineup. In all of WASHINGTON'S prior photos he had hair
and is much heavier. I could not locate a prior booking photo that depicted
the way WASHINGTON currently looks today. I took a digital photograph of
WASHINGTON at the scene and Officer Moore used the photograph to create a
photo lineup on Microsoft Word utilizing pictures of similar subjects he
located on Cal-Photo. All the subjects in the photo lineup had similar
characteristics, same picture size, with the same color background.
Officer Beeson, Officer Moore and I responded to the Grocery Outlet store
where we contacted SNIDER. I read SNIDER the photo line admonition which he
stated he understood. Officer Beeson showed SNIDER the photo lineup with
WASHINGTON in the number 4 position. SNIDER immediately placed his finger
on WASHINTON and said, "that's him." Officer Beeson booked the photo lineup
and admonition into the property room as evidence.
Bakersfield Police Department crime lab technician Juaniti Lee responded to
the scene and seized a copy of the video surveillance.
Officer McWilliams transported WASHINGTON to the Kern County Jail where he
was booked into custody pursuant to PC 245(a)(1)(assault with deadly
weapon).
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On Sunday, 6/18/17 at 1225 hours, I was dispatched to the Grocery Outlet at
6421 Ming Avenue for a subject brandishing a machete at a store employee.
While I was en route I was advised via police radio that the suspect was a:
Black male, white shirt, carrying a pink backpack.
I was also advised he was last seen entering the apartment complex east of
the dispatched location and he was armed with a machete that had been
concealed in his backpack. I know from my training and experience that
criminals often arm themselves with firearms and knives to protect
themselves and can be used as weapons to assault officers or citizens.
Upon my arrival at 1230 hours, I observed the suspect, later identified as
TATYANA HARGROVE, sitting on a black bicycle. She was wearing a black hat
with a yellow "T" on the front. She was wearing a white short-sleeve shirt,
blue jean shorts, and she had a red and black backpack on. HARGROVE was
facing southbound on the east sidewalk straddling her bicycle. She appeared
to be a male and matched the description of the suspect that had brandished
the machete and was also within the same complex the suspect had fled to. I
believed this to be the suspect based on the description, location and
short time frame of approximately seven minutes of the offense.
I was driving my marked Bakersfield Police Department K-9 patrol vehicle
with my overhead emergency lights activated. I stopped my vehicle about 20
feet north of her in the 2300 block of Cheshire Drive and opened my door. I
yelled, "Police K9, put your hands in the air" and pointed my department
issued firearm at her. HARGROVE turned and looked at me and said, "What you
all stopping another black person for. I'm out of here."
I noticed the backpack was unzipped which would allow her immediate access
to the weapon. HARGROVE placed her feet on the pedals of her bicycle and it
appeared she was going to flee. Senior Officer G. Vasquez arrived on the
scene and walked up to the passenger side of my car. I said, "You matched
the description of a guy that has a machete and just threatened people
inside the store. Put your hands up and get off your bike." HARGROVE said,
"This isn't happening. I'm leaving."
At this time I saw that Senior Officer Vasquez had his firearm out and had
deadly coverage so I holstered my pistol and retrieved my K9 partner,

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was retrieving Hamer Senior Officer Vasquez continued ordering her to put
her hands in the air and to step off of her bicycle. He told HARGROVE she
was being detained because she matched the description of a suspect armed
with a machete. I said, "Police K9, do what we say or you will get bit" and
Hamer barked about 3 times. Senior Officer Vasquez told HARGROVE to put her
hands in the air.
HARGROVE said, "Fine" but did not put her hands in the air. She took her
backpack off and set it on the ground to her left. I told her to put her
hands up and she started to comply by putting them at her head level and
displaying her palms to me. Senior Officer Vasquez and I could see she was
not holding any weapons at this time. HARGROVE was still straddling the
bicycle facing southbound but was twisting her torso to the right looking
back at us. Senior Officer Vasquez told HARGROVE to step off the bicycle
but she said she could not without letting it fall onto the parked car next
to her.
Senior Officer Vasquez approached HARGROVE and walked around to the east
side of her. He told her to interlace her fingers on the back of her head
and she did. HARGROVE was still straddling the bicycle facing southbound
with her torso twisted to her right, toward me. Senior Officer Vasquez
grabbed onto her hands to gain control of her as she spun into him with her
left shoulder. This sudden movement caused Senior Officer Vasquez' feet to
come off the ground and he fell to his back. While on the ground I could
see that Senior Officer Vasquez' legs were tangled within the bicycle.
This caused Senior Officer Vasquez to be at a great disadvantage to
HARGROVE. HARGROVE landed on top of him on her back and quickly turned over
on top of Senior Officer Vasquez in a mounting position.
I started to walk forward with Hamer's harness in my left hand and shouted,
"Police K9, stop resisting or you will get bit." Senior Officer Vasquez
punched HARGROVE one time in the mouth in an attempt to force her off of
him. The punch had the desired effect as HARGROVE's head moved back and
Senior Officer Vasquez was able to push her off of him to his right. I saw
HARGROVE fall onto her back to the east of Senior Officer Vasquez but
quickly maneuvered her body to get back on top of him.
At this time I was forced to quickly consider the following; HARGROVE
matched the description of the suspect that had brandished a machete, her
backpack was within her arm's reach and the main compartment was unzipped
allowing her immediate access to the machete. She had delayed our
investigation on initial contact and now was assaulting Senior Officer
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would be able to access any additional weapons on her person or in her
backpack. I knew she had yet to be searched for weapons and the location of
the machete was unknown to me. Senior Officer Vasquez had to maintain
control of his OC spray, Taser, baton, and firearm while trying to
apprehend HARGROVE. Also, HARGROVE had decided to assault Senior Officer
Vasquez instead of just trying to run or escape on her bicycle. I knew that
if I used my OC spray it would affect Senior Officer Vasquez just as much
as HARGROVE. I was not able to use my Taser or baton because Senior Officer
Vasquez was so close to HARGROVE I could potentially strike him with the
baton or the Taser darts.
I felt it was reasonable to utilize Hamer to take HARGROVE into custody as
quickly and safely as possible. I gave Hamer his command to engage HARGROVE
as she was getting back on top of Senior Officer Vasquez. I released
Hamer's harness from approximately two feet away from HARGROVE and he
engaged on the right side of her right thigh. The engagement had the
desired effect and she was not able to fully able to get on top of Senior
Officer Vasquez. I ordered HARGROVE, "Stop resisting. Lay flat on your
stomach." HARGROVE sat up and grabbed onto Hamer's muzzle with both of her
hands and tried to pull him off. I shoved her onto her back and said, "Let
go of my dog" but she continued to hold onto his muzzle. I grabbed onto her
right hand and tried to pull it off but I was unsuccessful. I attempted
again to pull her right hand off and was able to do so by pulling her pinky
finger back. This had the desired effect and her grasp loosened enough for
me to remove it from Hamer's muzzle.
With my assistance Senior Officer Vasquez was able to take positive control
of her right wrist. I then grabbed onto her left hand but her fingers were
wrapped around the top part of Hamer's muzzle and into his mouth. I was
able to grab onto her thumb and pull it back. This had the desired effect
and I was able to pull her left hand off of Hamer's muzzle. I said, "Lay
flat on your stomach" but she did not comply and continued to sit up. I
shoved her back and put her left arm into a control hold and pulled her
over onto her stomach. HARGROVE starting shouting obscenities and kicking
violently at Senior Officer Vasquez but was not able to strike him.
HARGROVE continued kicking and started to pull her arms under her body
while thrashing back and forth.
While HARGROVE was kicking, shouting, and thrashing back and forth I was
able to place my right knee on the right side of her face pinning it to the
ground and placed her left wrist in a handcuff. As I did this Senior
Officer Vasquez forced her right hand behind her back and pinned it against
her lower back. I placed that wrist into the handcuff as she continued to
kick at us and spin onto her side. Senior Officer Vasquez placed his knees

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was on her lower back. I saw that he had control over HARGROVE so I gave
Hamer his command to release and he did.
HARGROVE continued to kick and thrash back and forth in an attempt to free
herself from Senior Officer Vasquez. I ran and secured Hamer in the back of
my patrol vehicle then ran back to them and placed my left knee on the back
of her left elbow pinning it to the ground. As she kicked her legs, I was
able to gain control of both ankles and placed them into Senior Officer
Vasquez' hobble (1232 hours). I searched HARGROVE for weapons but none were
found.
I picked up her legs and Senior Officer Vasquez picked up her upper torso
and we carried her to the back of his patrol vehicle. We placed her in the
backseat and seat belted her in a seated position. HARGROVE continued to
scream out of the window at us for about 5 minutes. While HARGROVE was in
the backseat I asked what her name was and when she provided it as
"TATYANA" I said, "Don't lie to me, that's a girl's name. What is your
name?" HARGROVE said, "I'm a girl, I just don't dress like one." This was
when I first discovered she was a female.
I had HARGROVE exit the back seat and fire personal provided first aid to
her. While fire personnel were providing first aid, Officer Petris #1155
responded with the victim from the Grocery Outlet and he advised HARGROVE
was not the suspect. He advised a black male wearing the same clothing had
entered the store and chased an employee with a machete, trying to stab the
employee; for further regarding the incident refer to his report under this
case number.
A search of the backpack HARGROVE was wearing revealed no weapons. I took
digital photographs of the scene and responded to Kern Medical to speak
with HARGROVE.
Senior Officer Vasquez transported HARGROVE to Kern Medical. In the parking
lot of Kern Medical I removed the hobble (1320 hours) because HARGROVE
advised she would be cooperative with us. Senior Officer Vasquez and I
escorted her inside Kern Medical for medical clearance prior to booking.
Several nurses at Kern Medical walked by HARGROVE and looked at me and
asked me what "He" had done. Each nurse referred to HARGROVE as a male and
when I corrected them and advised she was a female they were surprised and
apologized for the mistake.
While at Kern Medical I spoke with HARGROVE. I digitally recorded my
conversation with her. The following is a summary. For a verbatim account

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I advised HARGROVE of the Miranda admonishment which she stated she
understood the first three statements but I had to explain the fourth.
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terminated the interview. I took digital photographs of HARGROVE and later
downloaded them into DIMS.
HARGROVE had an abrasion on the right side of her right knee consistent
with the struggle on the ground. She had an abrasion on her left cheek and
another abrasion on her left temple consistent with me pinning her head
onto the ground as she thrashed back and forth. HARGROVE had scrapes and
punctures consistent with the K9 engagement on her right thigh. HARGROVE
also had a laceration consistent with the K9 engagement on the left side of
her left ring finger at the second knuckle from when she placed her hand
around Hamer's muzzle.
HARGROVE was arrested for PC 148(a)(1)-Resisting or delaying an officer and
PC 69-Aggrivated Assault on an Officer. After HARGROVE received medical
clearance Senior Officer Vasquez transported and booked her into the KCSO
Jail.
Sergeant Calvin #791 was on scene during the investigation and was advised
of the arrest and use of force. Sergeant Cegielski #785 was advised of the
K9 engagement.
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On 6/26/17 at 1330 hours I was requested to advise whether any Officer's
were injured in the altercation with HARGROVE. Senior Officer Vasquez
received a minor injury to his right wrist from using it to brace himself
as he fell to the ground which caused swelling around the entire wrist. He
also had a scrape on his right pinky knuckle from punching HARGROVE. I took
digital photographs of his wrist and hand at the scene and those
photographs were downloded into DIMS. Hamer and I did not receive any
injuries during the altercation.
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