CLASSIFICATION: . CASE: DECEDENT: .. JEEP REY . Last First Middle DATE 08/92/2017 REPORTED: ..-..--.2127 HOURS DATE OF DEATH: 03/92/2917. TIME OF DEATH: 1231 HOURS AKA: OtherI.D.: . DOB: AGE: ?44? YEARS (UNDER 1YEAR: MONTHS DAYS) SEX: .. . RACE: EST HGT: . s?gw EST HAIR: EYES: . Hazel . SOCIAL USUAL ADDRESS: . CITY STATE ZIP: ngiciaLQA - .. IDENTIFIED BY: Detective nggit ADDRESS and . .. . . . .. . . . . . OTHER INVESTIGATING W_Riclj1_r_r1_ond PD AGENCY ASSIGNED OFFICER: Cum NEXT OF KIN NAME OF LEGAL NEXT OF KIN RELA TIONSHIP TO DECEASED DOB ADDRESS: .. . RESIDENCE PHONE .. OTHER - AUTHORIZED ALTERNATE NEXT OF KIN RELA TO DECEASED DOB ADDRESS: . A. ., .. .. RESIDENCE PHONE . . . OTHER LEGAL NOK NOTIFIED BY: .. .. . AGENCY: Riphmond_ED_ NOTIFIED .. TIME: 2.30;; HOURS HOW: will REPORTED BY DEPUTY CORONER: .. . . .. SHERIFF REPORT Page 1 DECEDENT: BARBOAW JEFFREY DARRELL CASE FUNERAL HOME F. D. O. C.: Passalacqua Funeral Home ADDRESS, PHONE: 901 W. 2nd Street, Benicia, CA 94510 745-3130 PLACE OF DEATH Roadway LOCATION: ., Residence/ Hospital ER or Public or Private Roadway, etc.,) ADDRESS: Richmond Parkway IFO Bella Vista Apartments CITY and STATE: Richmond, CA 94806 PRONOUNCED AND OR DETERMINED BY: AMR REPORTED BY: Det. Cubit PHONE 510-620-6933 DECEASED DISCOVERED BY: PHONE ADDRESS: - BODY REMOVED TO: Morgue ORDERED BY: MEDICAL HISTORY REGULAR PHYSICIAN: PHONE ADDRESS: DATE LAST SEEN: MEDICAL NUMBER: MEDICAL HISTORY: . SHERIFF REPORT Page 2 DECEDENT: BARBOA, JEFFREY DARRELL CASE 17-3676 INJURY INFORMATION DATE OF INJURY: 08/02/2017 TIME OF INJURY: HOURS LOCATION OF INJURY: Public Roadway (119., Residence/ Hospital or Public or Private Roadway, etc.,) ADDRESS INJURY OCCURRED: Richmond Parkway IFO Bella Vista Apartments Richmond, CA 94806 MAP LOCATION: AT WORK: No HOW INJURY OCCURRED: Multiple Gunshot Wounds IF APPLICABLE, TYPE OF GUN AND OR WEAPONS: VEHICLE MAKE, MODEL, YEAR, MV STATUS: REG. TO: ADDRESS: TOWED TO: ORDERED BY: WITNESSES: (NAME, ADDRESS, TELEPHONE) 1. 2. 3. 4. IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION (tie. scars, marks, tattoos) SHERIFF REPORT Page 3 INVESTIGATIVE REPORT 17-3676 Date: 08/ 02/ 201 7 Time: 233 1 Hours On 8/ 2/ 17, at about 2127 hours, I was contacted by Detective Cubit with the Richmond Police Department regarding the death of Jeffrey Balboa, a 44 year old male. Detective Cubit told me the following: This is an of?cer involved shooting and an ongoing investigation. The information available at this time is preliminary. At about 1718 hours, Richmond PD was advised of a pursuit by Vallejo PD that was entering their city. The driver and sole occupant of the vehicle being pursued, was a robbery suspect, and this had originated in the City of Vallejo. The driver exited Interstate 80 onto westbound Richmond Parkway. At some point a collision occurred between a Vallejo PD vehicle and the suspect vehicle. The suspect vehicle came to a stop in the roadway at Richmond Parkway, in front of the entrance to the Bella Vista Apartments, located at 3400 Richmond Parkway. The driver exited the vehicle and faced officers. The driver was armed with a large ?xed blade edged weapon, was given numerous commands to drop the weapon and go to the ground. The driver advanced towards the of?cers with the weapon raised, and numerous of?cers fired their weapons. The decedent collapsed and was unresponsive. EMS responded and death was determined at about 1731 hours by Paramedic - with AMR- Detective Cubit said that this is a joint investigation between Vallejo PD, Richmond PD, the Contra Costa District Attorney's Of?ce, and the Contra Costa County Sheriffs Crime Lab. Based on the available information, I assumed jurisdiction of the remains and responded to the scene. This scene is a major city street that has two lanes in each direction (general east/ west at this location), separated by a raised concrete divider. There were numerous Vallejo PD patrol vehicles in the roadway, and a white sedan that the decedent was driving. The decedent was located in the roadway near the driver?s side of the vehicle. The decedent had numerous visible gunshot wounds to the head, torso, lower body, and all extremities. I photographed the scene and removed the remains to the morgue where they were weighed, tagged, x?rayed, and stored. Deputy T. Biggs SHERIFF REPORT Page 4 INVESTIGATIVE REPORT 1 7 -367 6 Date: 08/04/2017 Time: 1239 Hours A representative from the Contra Costa County Sheriffs Crime Lab signed for, and received, the decedent's property. The decedent's identity was veri?ed via his ?ngerprints to Deputy T. Biggs Date: 08/04/2017 Time: 1531 Hours A representative from Passalacqua Chapel presented a release signed by the next of kin,?' I released the remains- Deputy T. Biggs Date: 03/28/2018 Time: 1300 Hours On 3/ 28/2018, at 0900 hours, a Coroner's Inquest was conducted regarding the death of Jeffrey Darrell Barboa. The 12 person jury was sworn in and after hearing testimony, made the following 8-4 verdict: The decedent's death was due to "Suicide." The manner of death will be changed to re?ect the jury's ?ndings, and an amendment to the death certi?cate will be completed. Deputy K. Hoffman fax? APPROVED BY SUPERVISOR: 4' I SHERIFF REPORT Page 5 OFFICE OF THE COSTA COUNTY DIVISION DAVID O. LIVINGSTON, NAME: BARBOA, JEFFREY DARRELL AUTOPSY REPORT 2017-3676 POSTMORTEM AT: CENTRAL MORGUE, MARTINEZ, CALIFORNIA DATE: 08/03/17 TIME: 1100 HR. PLACE OF DEATH: CALIFORNIA DATE: 08/02/17 TIME: 1731 HR. AUTOPSY 1. Multiple perforating, penetrating and graze gunshot wounds of head, torso and extremities. 2. Multiple skeletal, visceral and soft tissue injuries, with extensive hemorrhages (hemothoraces, hemopericardium and hemoperitoneum), see text of report. 3. Multiple intact and fragmented projectiles recovered: (with different features and characteristics): A. Different calibers of projectiles. B. Jacketed and unjacketed projectiles. C. Multiple fragments of copper jacketing and lead core, all recovered. 4. Potypharmacy (Urine screen positive for methamphetamines and amphetamines). 5. Polypharmacy (autOpsy blood tests positive for methamphetamines and amphetamines). 6. Reportedly shot by law enforcement after vehicie chase and confrontation (decedent allegedly was armed with a machete, and advanced on law enforcement). CAUSE OF DEATH: MULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS OF HEAD, TORSO AND EXTREMITIES (MINUTES) DATE: 272.: O. OGAN, M.D.U FORENSIC PATHOLOGIST BARBOA, JEFFREY DARRELL 2 17-3676 Identification is by a Contra Costa County coroner?s left great toe tag, bearing the decedent's name, case number and investigator?s name (Biggs). . CLOTHING The decedent is clad in a partially cut-off multi-colored (blue and white) shirt, blue jean trousers, black belt with metallic buckle, multi-colored ankle high socks and navy-blue canvas running shoes. Property recovered off the body consists of two single dollar biils in the front ieft jean pocket, and white headphone, from around his neck. EVIDENCE OF MEDICAL INTERVENTION A bloodstained bandage is around the head, and a length of black elastic tubing is wrapped around the left upper arm as a tourniquet. A second length of black rubber (tourniquet) is adjacent to the right arm but not on it. TRACE EVIDENCE (Recovered prior to autopsy). Two fragments of metal (one lead and one copper) were recovered from the jeans trousers prior to autopsy. No other trace material was recovered FEATURES There are tattoos as follows: 1. Left upper arm- A Koi goldfish, etc. 2. Left forearm, medial- Asian lettering. 3. Right upper arm Asian lady in a kimono, holding a flower. 4. Right forearm, medially? Asian lettering. EVIDENCE OF INJURY EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL GUNSHOT WOUNDS The decedent has multiple gunshot wounds. According to the history, the decedent was shot by iaw enforcement officers (police, with at least five officers discharging approximately 50 gunshots. These of?cers were firing different calibers of weapons. There are at least 30 individual gunshot wounds distributed over the head, torso and extremities. The wounds are multi-directional and there is no evidence of close range firing seen on the skin around any of the wounds. Due to the multiplicity of the gunshot wounds, several wound paths intersect one another, and it is impossible to separate each wound from the other. The wounds are also described in groups due to the difficulty in individually isolating each wound. Multiple projectiles of different calibers are recovered. The wounds are labeled and described without regard to the sequence of occurrence. A. GUNSHOT WOUNDS OF THE HEAD GUNSHOT WOUND There is a gunshot wound on the right temple. This entrance wound is present 3? below the top of the head and 3? to the right of the midline. The wound measures 1? in diameter and is-surrounded by a concentric abrasion collar. There is no evidence of close range firing seen on the skin. The wound path continued by fracturing the temporal skull and enters the calvarium. The projectile fractures the skull base (anteriorfossa) and exits the head through the left nostril. No projectile is recovered from this wound. BARBOA, JEFFREY DARRELL 3 17?3676 GUNSHOT WOUND There is a gunshot wound on the left cheek. This gaping gunshot wound is located 6? beiow the top of the head and 2" to the ieft of the anterior midline. The wound measures 4? diameter on the ieft cheek and is triangular in its shape. A partial abrasion collar is on the left cheek in the 6 to 12 o?clock positions. The wound path continues into the cheek causing a gaping wound, then enters the neck. The projectile lacerates the major blood vessels on that side of the neck, then terminating in the soft tissues where a medium caliber and deformed projectile is recovered. There are injuries to the facial bones (fractured mandible and with lacerations of the great blood vesseis on the left side of the neck (jugular and carotid). The recovered projectile is given to investigating officers. B. NECK There is a gunshot wound on the right side of the lower neck. This gunshot wound is present 8" below the top of the head and 3? to the right of the anterior midline. The wound measures 1/2? in diameter and is surrounded by a concentric abrasion collar. The bullet enters the neck by fracturing the right clavicle and perforates the thyroid gland, thyroid cartilage, trachea, esophagus, prior to terminating at the base of the neck where a medium caliber projectile is recovered. There is infiltrating hemorrhage and tissue destruction along this wound path and the injuries are as noted. C. LEFT CHEST There is a cluster of three gunshot wounds on the left chest. three gunshot wounds are located between 12" and 15? beiow the top of the head and 3? to 5? to the left of the anterior midiine. Each wound measures 1/2? in diameter and is surrounded by a concentric abrasion collar. All three projectiles fracture ribs then enter the chest where they puncture the left iung, pericardium, heart and cause fractures of posterior ribs, as they exit. D. RIGHT CHEST There is a cluster of four gunshot wounds on the right chest. All four gunshot wounds are located between 10" to 14" below the top of the head, and from 3? to 5? to the right of the anterior midline. Each wound measures 1/2? in diameter and is surrounded by a concentric abrasion coilar. The wounds enter the chest by fracturing multiple ribs then perforate the right lung. There is infiitrating hemorrhage and tissue destruction. Multiple projectiles are recovered from the ends of these wound paths. E. UPPER ABDOMEN There is a gunshot wound located on the midiine upper abdomen. This entrance gunshot wound is present 18? below the top of the head in the midline. The wound measures 1/2" in diameter and is surrounded by an eccentric abrasion collar. There is a very light pattern of stippling around this wound up to a diameter of 1" consistent with shattered fragments of glass hitting the skin. The wound shows no other evidence of close range firing. The projectile enters the abdomen causing puncture wounds of the diaphragm, iiver and transverse colon. There is infiltrating hemorrhage and tissue destruction, and the injuries are as noted above. The recovered projectile is handed over to investigating officers. F. LEFT SIDE OF ABDOMEN on the left side of the abdomen. Both wounds are present between 20? and 24? beiow the top of the head and 4" to the ieft of the anterior midline. Each wound measures in diameter and is surrounded by a concentric abrasion coliar. There is no evidence of close range firing seen on the skin. Both projectiies enter the abdomen causing puncture wounds of the diaphragm, liver, spleen, mesentery and transverse colon. There is infiltrating hemorrhage and tissue destruction, and the injuries are as mentioned. Both projectiles are recovered and handed over to investigating officers. BARBOA, JEFFREY DARRELL 4 17-3676 G. RIGHT SIDE FO ABDOMEN There are two gunshot wounds located on the right upper quadrant of the abdomen. Both gunshot wounds are present between 22" and 24" below the top of the head and 3? to 4" to the right of the anterior midline. Both wounds appear atypical and each measure 1 1/2? in diameter. They are surrounded by contusions up to a diameter of The wound paths continue into the abdomen causing puncture wounds of the liver, diaphragm, mesentery, small and large bowel. There is infiltrating hemorrhage and tissue destruction and both projectiles are recovered and handed over to investigating officers. H. RIGHT THIGH There are two gunshot wounds on the anterior right thigh. Both wounds are located 28? and 24" (respectively) above the right sole. Each wound measure 1/2" in diameter and is surrounded by a concentric abrasion collar. There is no evidence of close range firing (gunpowder soot and stippling) seen on the skin around either of these wounds. Both projectiles enter the thigh causing fractures of the femur, and lacerations of the femoral vessels. There is infiltrating hemorrhage and tissue destruction along the wound paths. Both projectiles are recovered. I. RIGHT LOWER THIGH There is a cluster of five gunshot wounds right on the right lower thigh, right knee and upper leg. These wounds are present between 20? and 12? above the sole. Each of these wounds measure 1/2" in diameter and is surrounded by a concentric abrasion collar. There is no evidence of close range firing seen on the skin around any of these wounds. The projectiles cause multipie fractures of the femur, patella, tibia and fibula, in addition to extensive vascular damage of the large blood vessels. All projectiles are recovered from the ends of the wound paths and given to the investigating officers. J. BACK OF LEFT THIGH There are three gunshot wounds on the back of the left thigh. These wounds are located between 30" and 24? above the sole. Each wound measures 1/2" in diameter and is surrounded by concentric abrasion collar. There is no evidence of close range firing seen on the skin around any of these wounds. The projectiles cause multiple fractures of the femur. There is infiltrating hemorrhage and tissue destruction along the wound paths. All projectiles are recovered and given to the investigating officers. K. GUNSHOT WOUND OF LEFT CALF There is a single gunshot wound on the left calf. This wound is present 15? above the sole. There is no evidence of close range firing seen on the skin around the wound. The wound measures 1/2" in diameter and is surrounded by a concentric abrasion collar. The wound path continues into the back of the leg causing fractures of the tibia and fibula with extensive vascular damage and soft tissue injury. The projectile is recovered from the end of the wound path and given to investigating officers. L. BACK OF RIGHT THIGH There is a single gunshot wound on the back of the right thigh. This entrance wound is present 24" above the sole. The wound measures 1/2" in diameter and is surround by a concentric abrasion collar. There is no evidence of close range firing seen on the skin around this wound. The wound path continues into the thigh causing multiple fractures of the thigh bone (femur) vascular damage and soft tissue injury. The projectile is recovered from the end of the wound path and given to investigating officers. cmmsua, atl?r?tY DARRELL. 5 17-3676 M. LEFT LOWER LEG There are two gunshot wounds located on the ieft shin. Both wounds are present 8" above the sole and each measures 1/2" in diameter. They are surrounded by a concentric abrasion collar. The wound paths continue into the leg causing fractures of the tibia and fibula. There is infiltrating hemorrhage and tissue destruction along these wound paths and the injuries are as mentioned. The recovered projectiles are handed over to investigating officers. N. LEFT SIDE OF BACK There is a gunshot wound located on the left shoulder. This entrance gunshot wound is located 12? below the top of the head and 3? to the left of the posterior midline. The wound measures 1/2" in diameter and is surrounded by a concentric abrasion collar. There is no evidence of close range firing (gunpowder soot and stippling) seen on the skin around this entrance wound. The wound path continues into the chest by fracturing the posterior ribs and the scapula. The projectile punctures the left lung, pericardium, heart and fractures ribs. There is infiltrating hemorrhage and tissue destruction along these wound paths. A medium caiiber jacketed and deformed projectile is recovered from this wound path and handed over to investigating officers. O. UPPER There are three gunshot wounds located on the right upper extremity. These are located at the shoulder, mid?arm and forearm. All three wounds measure 1/2" in diameter and are surrounded by concentric abrasion collars. There is no evidence of close range firing seen on the skin around this wound. All three projectiles travel into the upper extremity causing multiple fractures of the humeral head, scapular, humeral shaft, radius and ulnar. The highest and lowest of these wounds are perforating injuries which terminate at exits wounds located posteriorly while the middle injury causes multiple fractures of the humerus then terminated in the arm from where a medium caliber jacketed and deformed projectile is recovered. P. LEFT UPPER EXTREMITY There are four gunshot wounds located on the left upper extremity. The wounds are on the thumb, wrist, forearm and hand. The gunshot wounds on the thumb, hand and wrist are perforating wounds and no projectiles are recovered from these injuries. All cause multiple fractures of the small bones of the hands, perforates tendons and other soft tissues. The gunshot wound on the forearm causes fractures of the radius and ulnar then terminates within the hand where a medium caliber jacketed and deformed projectile is recovered. Q. GRAZE GUNSHOT WOUNDS There are graze gunshot wounds on the right shoulder, right buttock, right upper thigh and left shin. These injuries are all limited to soft tissue damage, and no projectiles are recovered. R. SUMMARY OF INJURIES Fractures of dome of skull. Fractures of base of skull. Gaping soft tissue injuries of cheek (with extensive vascular damage). Transaction of great blood vessels on left side of neck (jugular and carotid). Comminuted fractures of left radius and ulnar. Comminuted fractures of right radius and ulnar. Comminuted fractures of right shoulderjoint (humerus, scapular and ligaments). Comminuted fracture of right humeral head. . Comminuted fracture of right humeral shaft. 0. Comminuted fracture of right knee (patella, tibia and fibula). th?r?h?r" 419.00ij BARBOA, JEFFREY DARRELL 5 17-3676 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Comminuted fractures of left tibia and fibula. Multiple anterior and posterior rib fractures. Perforated pericardium, heart and aorta. Perforated lungs. Perforated diaphragm (multiple). Perforated liver (multiple). Perforated stomach, small and large bowel, and mesentery. Multiple fractures of pelvis. Perforated stomach, spleen and pancreas. Hemopericardium, bilateral hemothoraces and hemoperitoneum. SUMMARY OF RECOVERED Copper jacketed bullet from right chest. Copper jacketed bultet from descending aorta. Copper jacketed bullets (two) from right side of back. Copperjacketed buliet from left side of back. Copperjacketed butlet from ieft hip. Copperjacketed bullet from right lower back. Copperjacketed bullet from right buttock (2). Copper fragment and lead core fragment, (both from right and left pelvis.) Copper fragment from right forearm. . Copperjacketed bullet from right side chest. . Copperjacketed bullet from right upper thigh. . Copperjacketed bullet from right upper thigh. . Copperjacketed bullet from from right shoulder. . Copper jacketed bullet from neck. . Copper jacketed bullet from left shoulder. . Copper jacketed bullet from right lower leg. . Buliet from upper right ieg. . Bullet from left forearm. . Bultet from back of neck. . Bullet from left thigh. . Bullet from right hip. . Bullet from left elbow. FRAGMENTS OF PROJECTILES RECOVERED 10. 11. Copper fragments from left forearm. Lead fragment from right thigh. Lead fragments from upper right thigh. Lead fragment from back of left leg. Lead fragment from right heel. Bullet fragment from left forearm. Bullet fragment from trousers. Bullet fragment from right buttock Bullet fragment from upper right leg. Bullet fragment from upper ieft leg Lead fragments from left peivis. BARBOA, JEFFREY DARRELL 7 i7?3676 NOTE: ADDITIONAL RECOVERED OBJECTS 1. Fused two pennies driven into soft tissues of right thigh. 2. Deformed nickel driven into soft tissue of upper right leg. Apart from the injuries described above, the rest of the autopsy findings are as follows: EXTERNAL EXAMINATION The unembalmed and fresh body is that of a normally developed, well-nourished but short and muscular Hispanic male, appearing about the reported age of 44 years. The body measures 5? 6? and weighs 185 pounds. The head is symmetrical and the scalp is covered by short dark brown hair of male distribution. There is no facial hair. The irides are hazel and the pupils are round, equal and fixed. The sclerae and conjunctivae are unremarkable. The facial features, oral cavity and tongue are unremarkable and native dentition is in poor repair. The neck is symmetrical, and the trachea is in the midline. The chest is appropriate for age and sex. The abdomen is rounded and soft while the external genitalia are those of an adult male. The decedent has extensive gunshot wound injuries but othen/vise the trunk, extremities and overall skeletal anatomy are unremarkable. Rigor mortis is present, waning and easily overcome while livor mortis is dependent posteriorly, and fixed. INTERNAL EXAMINATION The body is examined using the usual Y-shaped thoracoabdominal and posterior scalp incisions. BODY There are bilateral hemothoraces, hemopericardium and hemoperitoneum. There are no significant fibrous pleural adhesions although both lungs are moderately anthracotic. The perforated pericardium is thin and translucent and encloses bloody fluid. There are no pericardial adhesions. The peritoneal cavity contains bloody fluid and shows fibrous adhesions between loops of bowel and mesentery. The diaphragm is othenrvise unremarkable and the viscera are in their usual anatomic locations. The subcutaneous fat in the abdominal wall measures 1' to 1 maximally. HEAD: (See also section in injuries). The reflected scalp, calvaria and base of the skull are unremarkable. On opening the calvaria, there are bilateral epidural, subdural, subarachnoid and hemorrhage. The leptomeninges are thin and delicate and the symmetrical brain weighs 1300 grams. The tentorium and faix are intact. The gyri and sulci are symmetrical and there is no other evidence of softening, infarction, malformations or brainstem herniation through foramen magnum. Multiple coronal sections through the cerebrum show no abnormalities. The cerebellum, midbrain, pons and medulla are unremarkable. The vessels at the base of the brain have an unremarkable configuration and show no atherosclerosis. The dura is stripped and reveals no abnormalities at the base of the skull. The orbital roofs are unremarkable. There are fractures of the skull as described previously although the brain appears intact. The projectile that entered the calvarium did not puncture the brain itself. There are multiple facial fractures. NECK: (See also section in injuries). There are no abnormalities are noted in the anterior strap muscles, hyoid bone, laryngeal cartilages, or cervical vertebral column. BARBOA, JEFFREY DARRELL 8 17-3676 CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM: (See also section in injuries). The 400 gram heart has a normal configuration. The coronary arteries arise normally and follow a normal distribution. The coronary arteries show no significant atherosclerosis. The epicardium is perforated and the pericardium contains blood due to a gunshot injury. The myocardium away from this injury has the usual reddish?brown color and firm consistency. The left ventricle wall thickness is 1.8 cm while the right ventricle wall thickness is 6 mm. The chambers of both ventricles and the cardiac valves are unremarkable. The papillary muscles and chordae tendineae are unremarkable. The aorta is perforated in several places but othenNise is unremarkable. The aorta shows no atherosclerosis RESPIRATORY SYSTEM: (See also section in injuries). The larynx and trachea show wounds as described previously, but are othenivise unremarkable and have the usual configuration. The tracheobronchial tree contains profuse frothy bloody fluid. Both lungs are punctured by multiple gunshot wounds and there is partial collapse of each lung. The right lung weighs 450 grams, and the left lung weighs 400 grams. Dissection of the lungs confirm the wound paths and reveal the hemorrhages but is otherwise unremarkable. The cut surface ooze profuse frothy bloody fluid. The pulmonary vessels are widely patent and contain no thromboernboli. GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT: (See also section in injuries). The oral cavity is unremarkable. The esophagus, stomach, small and large bowel are perforated by multiple gunshot wounds. The appendix is present. The gastric contents consist of 100 ml of brownish late digested food material. HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM: (See also section in injuries). The 1350 gram liver is perforated in multiple places. Away from the injures the has a lighter yellowish color due to mild fatty infiltration. The consistency is firm but greasy. The cut surface shows no lesions apart from the fatty infiltration and gunshot wounds. The gallbladder contains approximately 10 ml of viscous greenish-brown bile without stones. The extrahepatlc biliary system is patent. PANCREAS: (See also section in injuries). The pancreas is perforated but otherwise unremarkable. Sectioning shows tan and glistening without focal lesions. SYSTEM: The thyroid and the adrenal glands are unremarkable. SYSTEM: (See also section in injuries). The 180 gram spleen is perforated by gunshot wounds but otherwise unremarkable. Away from the injuries the has the usual soft red pulp. The nodes are unremarkable and the thymus is atrophlc. SYSTEM: (See also section in injuries). The right and left kidneys weigh 140 grams and 150 grams, respectively. The renal capsules strip with difficulty revealing scarred cortices which are pale due to exsanguination. Sectioning reveals BARBOA, JEFFREY DARRELL 9 17?3676 good corticomedullary differentiation and normal renal pelves. The ureters and bladder have a normal configuration, and the bladder contains approximately 100 cc of golden urine. The bladder mucosa is normal. REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM: The prostate gland and testicles are unremarkable. MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM: (See also section in injuries). There are multiple gunshot wounds (head, torso and extremities.) These show multiple intersecting pathways in the body causing skeletal, visceral, soft tissue and vascular injuries. The skeleton and joints are unremarkable although there are multiple fractures. There are no congenital malformations. Incision into samples of skeletal muscle reveals no gross abnormalities. SPECIMENS FOR HISTOLOGY: Representative sections of the major organs are retained. SPECIMENS FOR TOXICOLOGY: Vitreous humor, urine, cardiac blood and peripheral blood are obtained. Urine screen test performed during autopsy is positive for methamphetamines and amphetamines. Appropriate samples are submitted for alcohol and drugs of abuse testing. ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES: Multiple radiographs are obtained before and during the autopsy. They reveal and confirm the multiple projectiles seen. All are recovered. They are of differing calibers, some have jackets and others do not. Multiple photographs are taken by the attending criminalist during the autopsy. The body is evaluated for trace evidence by the criminalist. Additionaily, the body is accessed visually for trace evidence by the pathologist. PRESENT: S. Jagoda, Pathologist's Assistant N. Tusel, Crime Lab, Contra Costa County Sheriff?s Office B. Grove, District Attorney?s Office K. Cubit, Police Officer, Richmond Police Department C. Crain, Crime Scene Investigator, Richmond Pciice Department B. Chebot, Richmond Police Department J. Mertz, Criminalist, Richmond Police Department T. Chalk, Captain, Contra Costa County Sheriff?s Office Phone: (215)657-4900 Fax: (215) 657-2972 e-mail: nms@nmslabs.com Robert A. Middleberg, F-ABFT. DABCC-TC. Laboratory Director .3 NMS Labs CONFIDENTIAL 3701 Welsh Road. PO Box 433A. Willow Grove. PA 19090?0437 Toxicology Report Patient Name BARBOA, JEFFREY Patient lD 17-3676 Report Issued 08/10/2017 0706 Chain 11925261 Age 44 DOB 10/11/1972 Gender Male To: 10449 Of?ce - Coroner Division - Workorder 1?73? 1'37? 1960 Muir Road - 1st Floor Martinez, CA 94553 Page 1 0f 3 Positive Findings: (Lemmas! Result units 1% Amphetamine 250 ng/mL 001 - Peripheral Blood 71" Methamphetamine 77 ng/mL 001 - Peripheral Blood See Detailed Findings section for additional information Swim esting equeste . Analys:s Code Description 8051B Postmortem. Basic, Blood (Forensic) Specimens Received: ID Tube/Container Volume/ Collection Matrix Source Miscellaneous Mass Daterl'ime Information 001 Gray Top Tube 10 mL 08/03/2017 11:15 Peripheral Blood 002 Gray Top Tube 89 mL 08/03/2017 11:15 Peripheral Blood All sample volumes/weights are approximations. Specimens received on 08/04/2017. NMS v.18.0 Workorder 17241374 Chain 11925261 Patient ll] 17~3676 Page 2 of 3 Detailed Findings: Rpt. Analysis and Comments Result Units Limit Specimen Source Analysis By Amphetamine 250 ng/mL 5.0 00i - Peripheral Blood Methamphetamine 77 ng/mL 5.0 001 Peripheral Blood Other than the above findings. examination of the specimen(s) submitted did not reveal any positive findings of toxicological significance by procedures outlined in the accompanying Analysis Summary. Reference Comments: 1. Amphetamine - Peripheral Blood: Amphetamine (Adderali. Dexedrine) is a Schedule ll phenethylamine CNS-stimulant. it is used therapeutically in the treatment of narcolepsy and obesity and also in the treatment of hyperactivity in children. Amphetamine has a high potential for abuse. When used in therapy, initial doses should be small and increased gradually. in the treatment of narcolepsy. amphetamine is administered in daily divided doses of 5 to 60 mg. For obesity and children with attention deficits. usual dosage is 5 or 10 mg daily. Following a single oral dose of 10 mg amphetamine sulfate. a reported peak blood concentration of 40 ng/ml. was reached at 2 hr. Following a siegie 30 mg dose to adults. an average peak plasma level of 100 ng/mL was reported at 2.5 hr. A steady?state blood level of 2000 3000 ng/ml. was reported in an addict who consumed approximately 1000 mg daily. Overdose with amphetamine can produce restlessness. hyperthermia. convulsions. hallucinations, respiratory and/or cardiac failure. Reported blood concentrations in amphetamine-related fatalities ranged from 500 - 41000 ng/mL (mean. 9000 ng/mL). Amphetamine is also a metabolite of methamphetamine. benzphetamine and selegiline. 2. Methamphetamine - Peripheral Blood: d~lVlethamphetamine is a DEA schedule ll stimulant drug capable of causing hallucinations. aggressive behavior and irrational reactions. Chemically. there are two forms (isomers) of methamphetamine: l- and d? methamphetamine. The l-isomer is used in non-prescription inhalers as a decongestant and has weak CNS- stimulatory activity. The d~isomer has been used therapeutically as an anorexigenic agent in the treatment of obesity and has potent CNS-. cardiac? and circulatory-stimulatory activity. Amphetamine and norephedrine are metabolites of methamphetamine. d-Methamphetamine is an abused substance because of its stimulatory effects and is also addictive. A peak blood concentration of methamphetamine of 20 ng/mL was reported at 2.5 hr after an oral dosage of 12.5 mg. Blood levels of 200 - 600 ng/mL have been reported in methamphetamine abusers who exhibited violent and irrational behavior. High doses of methamphetamine can also elicit restlessness. confusion. hallucinations. circulatory collapse and convulsions. *In this case. the level of methamphetamine determined has not been differentiated according to its isomeric forms. Differentiation of the isomers of methamphetamine is available upon request. Unless alternate arrangements are made by you. the remainder of the submitted specimens will be discarded one (1) year from the date of this report; and generated data will be discarded five (5) years from the date the analyses were performed. Workorder 17241374 was electronically signed on 08/10/2017 06:29 by: 07- 744% Paul Miller. Certifying Scientist NMS V.18.0 CONFIDENTIAL Workordet' 17241374 Chain 11925261 Patient ID 17-3676 Page 3 of 3 Analysis Summary and Reporting Limits: Ail of the following tests were performed for this case. For each test, the compounds listed were included in the scope. The Reporting Limit listed for each compound represents the lowest concentration of the compound that will be reported as being positive. the compound is listed as None Detected. it is not present above the Reporting Limit. Please refer to the Positive Findings section of the report for those compounds that were identified as being present. Acode 5001 GB - Amphetamines Con?rmation, Blood (Forensic) Peripheral Blood -Analysis by High Performance Liquid Chromatography] TandemMass Spectrometry forAmphetamine 5.0 ng/mL Methamphetamine 5.0 ng/mL Ephedrine 5.0 Norpseudoephedrine 5.0 ng/mL MDA 5.0 Phentermine 10 rag/mt. MDEA 10 ng/mL 5.0 MDMA 5.0 ng/mL Pseudoephedrine 5.0 ng/mL Acode 80518 - Postmortem. Basic. Btood (Forensic) - Peripheral Btood Analysis by Enzyme?Linked lmmunosorbent Assay (ELISA) forAmphetamines 20 ng/mL Fentanyl lAcety! Fentanyl 0.50 ng/mL Barbiturates 0.040 meg/mt. Methadone Metabolite 25 ng/mL Benzodiazepines 100 ng/mL Methamphetamine I MDMA 20 ng/mL I Metabolite 0.50 Opiates 20 Cannabtnoids 10 ng/mL Oxycodone I Oxymorphone 10 Cocaine Metabolites 20 ng/mL 10 -Anaiysis by Headspaoe Gas Chromatography (GC) for: Acetone 5.0 mg/dL lsopropanoi 5.0 mg/dL Ethanot 10 mg/dL Methanol 5.0 mg/dL NMS v.18.0 Contra Costa County Coroner?s Of?ce VERDICT OF JURY In the matter of the inquest on the body of Jeffrey Darrell Bar-boa, Before Hearing Of?cer Matthew Guichard. Inquisition was taken on this date in Contra Costa County, State of California on the body of the above named person, at which time and place a duly summoned Coroner?s Jury was sworn to inquire into the circumstances attending said death, and in what manner, where and when said death occurred. We, the members of the Coroner?s Jury, certify that our verdict is as follows: Name of Deceased: Jeffrey Darrell Barboa Sex: Age: 44 Race: Hispanic Date of Death: August 2, 2017 Time of Death: 1731 hours Place of'Death: Richmond Parkway IFO Bella Vista Apartments, Richmond, CA 94806 Medical Cause of Death: Multiple Gunshot Wounds of Head, Torso, and Extremitiessy V. Death was caused by: Suicide . xvingston, Sheriff-Coroner Contra Costa County Kevin Hoffman (Govt. c. 27491.6;27491.7;27504) Deputy Sheriff?Cogr A ?1 . 1