IN THE

MCDOWELL MOUNTAIN JP(SCOTTSDL)

COURT
STATE OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF MARICOPA
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****FINAL****
RELEASE QUESTIONNAIRE
Notice: Unless a specific Form IV is sealed or ordered redacted by the Court, all Form IVs are public records of the
Court or Clerk at the time they are provided to the Court and will be released in their entirety upon request.
DEFENDANT'S NAME REX E CHAPMAN DOB 1967-10-05 BOOKING NO. T115989
ALIAS(ES) CASE NO.
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A. GENERAL INFORMATION
Charges
See Addendum (Page 3)
Pursuant to A.R.S. 41-1750 ten-print fingerprints were
taken of the arrested person? Yes No
If yes, PCN =
Pursuant to A.R.S. 13-610 one or more of the above
charges requires the arresting agency to secure a DNA
sample from the arrested person? Yes No
If yes, does the defendant have a valid DNA sample on
file with AZDPS? Yes No
If no, Arresting Agency has taken required
sample? Yes No
Offense Location: MULTIPLE
Offense Date: 2014-08-06
Arrest Location: 10087 E PARADISE LANE SCOTTSDALE AZ
Date: 2014-09-19 Time: 13:45
B. PROBABLE CAUSE STATEMENT
1. Please summarize and include the facts which establish
probable cause for the arrest:
See Addendum (Page 3)
C. OTHER INFORMATION (Check if applicable)
1. Defendant is presently on probation, parole or any
other form of release involving other charges or convictions:
Explain:
2. List any prior:
3. Is there any indication the defendant is:
An Alcoholic? An Addict?
Mentally disturbed? Physically Ill?
4. Defendant is currently employed
With whom TURNER SPORTS
How long: 10 years
5. Where does the defendant currently reside? See Ad-
dendum (Page 4)
With whom SON
How long:
1
years months days
6. What facts indicate the defendant will flee if released?
Explain: DEFENDANT WORKS AS A BASKETBALL BROADCASTER
AND TRAVELS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY FOR HIS JOB. IF
RELEASED HE MAY NOT RETURN
7. What facts does the state have to oppose an unsecured
release? Explain:DEF IS FACING NUMEROUS FELONY CHARGES
AND TRAVELS ALL OVER THE COUNTYR FOR HIS JOB. IF
RELEASED HE MAY NOT RETURN TO AZ
D. CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE OFFENSE(Check if applicable)
1. Firearm or other weapon was used
Type:
Someone was injured by the defendant
Medical attention was necessary
Nature of injuries: N/A
2. Someone was threatened by the defendant
Nature and extent of threats:
3. If property offense, value of property taken or damaged:
$14,278.30
Property was recovered
4. Name(s) of co-defendant(s):
E. CRIMES OF VIOLENCE
1. Relationship of defendant to victim:
Victim(s) and defendant reside together
2. How was the situation brought to the attention of the police?
Victim Third Party Officer observed
3. There are previous incidents involving these same parties
Explain:
4. Is defendant currently the subject of:
An order of protection Any other court order
Injunction against harassment
Explain:
F. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ISSUES (Check if applicable)
Defendant's actions
Threats of homicide/suicide/bodily harm
Control/ownership/jealousy issues
Prior history of DV
Frequency/intensity of DV increasing
Access to or use of weapons
Violence against children/animals
Multiple violations of court orders
Crime occurs in public
Kidnapping
Depression
Stalking behavior
G. CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ARREST (Check if applicable)
1. Did the defendant attempt to:
Avoid arrest Resist arrest Self Surrender
Explain:
N/A
2. Defendant was armed when arrested
Type:
3. Evidence of the offense was found in the defendant's
possession
Explain:
4. Was the defendant under the influence of alcohol or
drugs at the time of the offense?
Yes No Unk
H. DRUG OFFENSES
1. If the defendant is considered to be a drug dealer, please
state the supporting facts:
2. What quantities and types of illegal drugs are directly
involved in the offense?
Drug field test completed
Defendant admission of drug type
Approximate monetary value: $
3. Was any money seized?
Yes No
Amount: $
I. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
1. Military Service:
Has the defendant served in the military services of the
United States? Yes No Unknown
If yes, currenlty on active duty? Yes No
Branches Served In:
(AF - Air Force AR - Army CG - Coast Guard MC - Marine Corp
MM - Merchant Marines NG - National Guard NV - Navy
RS - Reserves)
2. Is the defendant homeless?
Yes No Unknown
**If a fugitive arrest, a Form IVA must also be completed**
I certify that the information presented is true to the best of my knowledge.
KERGER/1200
ARRESTING OFFICER/SERIAL NUMBER
AZ0072500/480-312-5173
ARREST AGENCY/DUTY PHONE NUMBER
2014-09-19
DATE
1417317/AZ0072500
DEPARTMENTAL REPORT NO.
1417318/AZ0072500
DEPARTMENTAL REPORT NO.
1417324/AZ0072500
DEPARTMENTAL REPORT NO.
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ADDENDUM
A. Charges
1 Cts. 13-1819A1 ORG RETAIL THEFT-MERCHANDISE F4
1 Cts. 13-1819A1 ORG RETAIL THEFT-MERCHANDISE F4
1 Cts. 13-1819A1 ORG RETAIL THEFT-MERCHANDISE F4
1 Cts. 13-2307B TRAFFICK STOLEN PROP 1ST DEG F2
1 Cts. 13-1819A1 ORG RETAIL THEFT-MERCHANDISE F4
1 Cts. 13-2307B TRAFFICK STOLEN PROP 1ST DEG F2
1 Cts. 13-1819A1 ORG RETAIL THEFT-MERCHANDISE F4
1 Cts. 13-2307B TRAFFICK STOLEN PROP 1ST DEG F2
1 Cts. 13-1819A1 ORG RETAIL THEFT-MERCHANDISE F4
1 Cts. 13-2307B TRAFFICK STOLEN PROP 1ST DEG F2
1 Cts. 13-1819A1 ORG RETAIL THEFT-MERCHANDISE F4
1 Cts. 13-1819A1 ORG RETAIL THEFT-MERCHANDISE F4
1 Cts. 13-2307B TRAFFICK STOLEN PROP 1ST DEG F2
1 Cts. 13-1819A1 ORG RETAIL THEFT-MERCHANDISE F4
B1. Probable Cause Statement
ON 5.24.14 CHAPMAN SCHEDULED AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE APPLE STORE GENIUS BAR AT
15169 N. SCOTTSDALE ROAD. AFTER HIS APPOINTMENT WAS OVER, CHAPMAN WAS SEEN ON
VIDEO SELECTING THREE SETS OF HEADPHONES FROM THE DISPLAY SHELVES WHICH HE CON-
CEALED IN A BACKPACK. AT 1802 HOURS, CHAPMAN EXITED THE STORE WITHOUT MAKING ANY
ATTEMPT TO PAY FOR THE MERCHANDISE HE PLACED IN THE BAG. THE TOTAL VALUE OF MER-
CHANDISE STOLEN BY CHAPMAN ON THIS OCCASION WAS $489.85. ON 6.13.14 AT 1901
HOURS, CHAPMAN ENTERED THE SAME APPLE STORE CARRYING A WHITE APPLE SALES BAG. AT
1904 HOURS, CHAPMAN IS SEEN ON VIDEO SELECTING ONE PAIR OF HEADPHONES WHICH HE
CONCEALS INSIDE THE APPLE BAG HE BROUGHT IN. AT 1906 HOURS, CHAPMAN EXITED THE
STORE WITH THE MERCHANDISE IN THE BAG WITHOUT MAKING ANY ATTEMPT TO PAY FOR THE
MERCHANDISE WITHIN. THE TOTAL VALUE OF MERCHANDISE TAKEN BY CHAPMAN ON THIS OC-
CASION WAS $379.95 AND ALL OF THE EVENTS WERE CAPTURED ON SURVEILLANCE VIDEO. ON
6.13.14 AT 2022 HOURS, DEFENDANT CHAPMAN RETURNED TO THE APPLE STORE AT 15169 N.
SCOTTSDALE ROAD, AGAIN CARRYING A WHITE APPLE SALES BAG. AT 2023 CHAPMAN SELEC-
TED 3 SETS OF HEADPHONES AND CONCEALED THEM IN THE APPLE SALES BAG. AT 2034
CHAPMAN EXITED THE STORE HAVING MADE NO ATTEMPT TO PAY FOR ANY OF THE MERCHAND-
ISE HE TOOK WITH HIM. THE TOTAL LOSS FOR THIS INCIDENT WAS $1,029.85 AND ALL THE
EVENTS WERE CAPTURED ON SURVEILLANCE VIDEO. A PAWN INQUIRY TO DEFENDANT CHAPMAN
SHOWED THAT ON 6.14.14 HE SOLD ALL FOUR OF THE STOLEN ITEMS TAKEN ON 6.13.14 AT
NORTH SCOTTSDALE LOAN AND GOLD 7126 E. SHEA IN SCOTTSDALE. THE TRANSACTION IN-
DICATED ALL OF THE ITEMS SOLD MATCHED THOSE STOLEN BY CHAPMAN WHO RECEIVED
$625.00 FOR THE SALE OF THE STOLEN ITEMS, WHICH WERE VALUED AT OVER $1400.00. ON
7.14.14 AT ABOUT 1904 HOURS, CHAPMAN ENTERED THE SAME APPLE STORE CARRYING 2
SHOPPING BAGS. BETWEEN 1904 HOURS AND 1913 HOURS, CHAPMAN IS ON VIDEO REMOVING
MULTIPLE ITEMS FROM THE DISPLAY SHELVES AND PLACING THEM INTO THE BAGS HE
BROUGHT INTO THE STORE. AT 1913 HOURS DEFENDANT CHAPMAN EXITED THE STORE WITH
THE BAGS FULL OF MERCHANDISE WITHOUT MAKING ANY ATTEMPT TO PAY FOR ANY OF IT. IN
TOTAL, FIVE ITEMS WERE STOLEN BY CHAPMAN VALUED AT $2579.75. THE PAWN HISTORY
INQUIRY ON CHAPMAN ALSO REVEALED THAT ON 7.16.14 DEFENDANT CHAPMAN SOLD THE EX-
ACT SAME FIVE ITEMS STOLEN FROM THE APPLE STORE TO NORTH SCOTTSDALE LOAN AND
GOLD 7126 E. SHEA. THE TRANSACTION INDICATED ALL OF THE ITEMS SOLD MATCHED THOSE
STOLEN BY CHAPMAN WHO RECEIVED $1085.00 FOR THE SALE OF THE STOLEN ITEMS, WHICH
WERE VALUED AT OVER $2579.75. ON 7.19.14 AT 1820 HOURS, CHAPMAN ENTERED THE SAME
APPLE STORE CARRYING 2 SHOPPING BAGS. BETWEEN 1820 AND 1827 HOURS, CHAPMAN WAS
SEEN ON SURVEILLANCE VIDEO SELECTING MULTIPLE ITEMS FROM THE DISPLAY SHELVES AND
CONCEALING THEM WITHIN THE SHOPPING BAGS. AT 1827 HOURS CHAPMAN EXITED THE STORE
WHILE CARRYING THE SHOPPING BAGS FULL OF UNPAID FOR MERCHANDISE. IN TOTAL, FIVE
ITEMS WERE STOLEN BY CHAPMAN VALUED AT $2359.75. THE PAWN HISTORY INQUIRY ON
CHAPMAN ALSO REVEALED THAT ON 7.20.14 DEFENDANT CHAPMAN SOLD THE EXACT SAME FIVE
ITEMS STOLEN FROM THE APPLE STORE TO NORTH SCOTTSDALE LOAN AND GOLD 7126 E.
SHEA. THE TRANSACTION INDICATED ALL OF THE ITEMS SOLD, EXCEPT ONE, MATCHED THOSE
STOLEN BY CHAPMAN, WHO RECEIVED $1050.00 FOR THE SALE OF THE STOLEN ITEMS, WHICH
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ADDENDUM (cont'd)
WERE VALUED AT OVER $2359.75. ON 7.23.14 AT 1746 HOURS, CHAPMAN ENTERED THE SAME
APPLE STORE CARRYING 2 SHOPPING BAGS. BETWEEN 1746 AND 1756 HOURS, CHAPMAN WAS
SEEN ON SURVEILLANCE VIDEO SELECTING MULTIPLE ITEMS FROM THE DISPLAY SHELVES AND
CONCEALING THEM WITHIN THE SHOPPING BAGS HE HAD BROUGHT IN. AT 1756 HOURS CHAP-
MAN EXITED THE STORE WITH THE BAGS FULL OF MERCHANDISE WITHOUT MAKING ANY AT-
TEMPT TO PAY FOR THE ITEMS. IN TOTAL, SEVEN ITEMS WERE STOLEN VALUED AT
$3139.65. THE PAWN HISTORY INQUIRY ON CHAPMAN ALSO REVEALED THAT ON 7.24.14
CHAPMAN SOLD THE EXACT SAME SEVEN ITEMS STOLEN FROM THE APPLE STORE TO NORTH
SCOTTSDALE LOAN AND GOLD 7126 E. SHEA. THE TRANSACTION INDICATED ALL OF THE
ITEMS SOLD MATCHED THOSE STOLEN BY CHAPMAN, WHO RECEIVED $1150.00 FOR THE SALE
OF THE STOLEN ITEMS, WHICH WERE VALUED AT OVER $3139.65. ON 7.25.14 AT 1743
HOURS, CHAPMAN ENTERED THE SAME APPLE STORE CARRYING 2 SHOPPING BAGS. BETWEEN
1743 AND 1752 HOURS, CHAPMAN WAS OBSERVED ON SURVEILLANCE VIDEO SELECTING MUL-
TIPLE ITEMS FROM THE DISPLAY SHELVES AND CONCEALING THEM WITHIN THE SHOPPING
BAGS HE HAD BROUGHT. AT ABOUT 1752 HOURS CHAPMAN EXITED THE STORE WITH THE FULL
BAGS OF MERCHANDISE WITHOUT MAKING ANY ATTEMPT TO PAY FOR THE ITEMS. IN TOTAL
SEVEN ITEMS WERE STOLEN BY CHAPMAN VALUED AT $2919.65. ON 7.25.14 AT ABOUT 1955
HOURS, CHAPMAN RETURNED TO THE SAME APPLE STORE CARRYING 2 SHOPPING BAGS. AT
ABOUT 2007 HOURS CHAPMAN IS ON SURVEILLANCE VIDEO SELECTING AND CONCEALING A
MONSTER HARD DRIVE IN ONE OF THE SHOPPING BAGS, VALUED AT $599.95. AT 2010
HOURS, CHAPMAN EXITED THE STORE WITHOUT MAKING ANY ATTEMPT TO PAY FOR ANY MER-
CHANDISE. THE PAWN INQUIRY ON DEFENDANT CHAPMAN LATER SHOWED THAT ON 7.26.14 HE
SOLD THE EXACT SAME EIGHT ITEMS WHICH HE STOLE, BETWEEN THE TWO DIFFERENT TRIPS,
TO NORTH SCOTTSDALE LOAN AND GOLD AT 7126 E. SHEA. THE TRANSACTION INDICATED ALL
OF THE ITEMS SOLD MATCHED THOSE STOLEN BY CHAPMAN WHO RECEIVED $1550.00 FOR THE
SALE OF THE STOLEN ITEMS, WHICH WERE VALUED AT OVER $3519.60. ON 8.6.14 AT 1445
HOURS CHAPMAN ENTERED THE SAME APPLE STORE. AT 1450 HOURS, CHAPMAN IS SEEN ON
SURVEILLANCE VIDEO SELECTING TWO SETS OF HEADPHONES FROM THE DISPLAY SHELVES.
AFTER WALKING AROUND THE STORE FOR SEVERAL MINUTES, CHAPMAN EXITED THE STORE
CARRYING THE TWO SETS OF HEADPHONES WITHOUT EVER MAKING ANY ATTEMPT TO PAY FOR
THE MERCHANDISE. THE STORE BUSINESS MANAGER MIKE DUDLEY OBSERVED CHAPMAN EXIT
THE STORE WITHOUT PAYING FOR THE MERCHANDISE AND FOLLOWED HIM OUT TO THE PARKING
LOT WHERE HE OBSERVED CHAPMAN ENTER A VEHICLE AND LEAVE THE AREA. DUDLEY LATER
ADVISED HE IMMEDIATELY RECOGNIZED CHAPMAN AS THE OFFENDER SINCE HE WAS A FORMER
NBA PLAYER. THE TOTAL VALUE OF MERCHANDISE STOLEN BY CHAPMAN ON THIS OCCASION
WAS $779.90. IN SUMMARY, CHAPMAN STOLE OVER 14 THOUSAND DOLLARS OF MERCHANDISE
FROM THE APPLE STORE OVER THE COURSE OF SEVERAL DATES OF OFFENSE. CHAPMAN SOLD
NEARLY ALL OF THE STOLEN MERCHANDISE TO A PAWN SHOP WITHIN A FEW DAYS OF EACH
THEFT. DURING EACH OF THE LISTED EVENTS, THE INVENTORY AND SALES RECORDS SHOWED
THE ITEMS WHICH CHAPMAN TOOK FROM THE STORE WERE NOT SOLD EITHER BY SALES PER-
SONNEL OR THE SELF-CHECKOUT APPLICATION DURING THE TIME PERIOD CHAPMAN WAS IN
THE STORE. ON 9.19.14 AT 1345 HOURS CHAPMAN WAS PLACED UNDER ARREST AFTER LEAV-
ING HIS RESIDENCE. DURING A POST MIRANDA RECORDED INTERVIEW CHAPMAN REQUESTED TO
SPEAK WITH AN ATTORNEY. BASED ON THE AFOREMENTIONED FACTS ALONG WITH THE FACT
DEFENDANT CHAPMAN IS A COLLEGE BASKETBALL BROADCASTER AND TRAVELS OUT OF STATE
REGULARLY, I RESPECTFULLY REQUEST A $25,000.00 CASH ONLY BOND FOR THE LISTED
CHARGES.
C5. Primary Residence
16600 NORTH THOMPSON PEAK PARKWAY 2043 SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85260
DEFENDANT'S NAMEREX E CHAPMAN DOB 1967-10-05 BOOKING NO. T115989
CASE NO.
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