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Estvawe: $8.00 oy 8 unis: Sora owner NCIC: YBULLETS et franc Evidence Tap:PA2 Ste Ctr fType Burglary Found Damage: NIA Recovered Date Value $0.00, PON: Nc Property Naratve:8 9mm bullets from the found firearm. _ GUNS # Calber Twe a Einish Baral + 9M H Handgun ASemi-Auto Stainless Steel 1 Single NARRATIVES Foi bare orasaois 1221 | Reporter Adamson, Paul Tor08e Clearance Oper Tar Type] © od By [SCSOpadamson Ts Date OOTSTOTS 14:35 Faisted case [On September 25 2016 31 0900 hours, I ecelved a call rom Shaun Kelley (Assistant Principal of Altamonte Elementary) stating thal |my presence was required immediately due to a student with» possible firearm on campus Shortly after | arrive on campus and proceed to Mr. Kelley's office. | am greeted by Mr. Kelley himself and the Principal Mrs. Gamble. | am directed to the corner where a green and black backpack is resting. Mrs. Gamble stated, "I'm pretty sure i's real just wasn't familiar with what kind of gun it was s01 left it alone". | then removed the black pistol from the backpack. The pistol \was within a black inner waistband cloth holster. | removed the magazine, which contained seven Smm cartridges loaded into it. | thon racked the slide to check to see if the chamber was loaded. A cartridge was ejected from the pistol, showing it was ready to be discharged. ‘Contact was made with my supervisor Sergeant Fowler, to inform him of the situation. Investigator Rhodes and | then spoke with the child that unknowingly brought the weapon to school. The questioning took place in Mr Kelley's office, ‘stated he arrived at school this morning like any other day, however when he sat down at class and began to unpack his [belongings he found a gun inside his backpack. IM stated he didn't touch it, and immediately informed his toachor} called administration who in turn called law enforcement. IContact was made with tater, who arrived at Altsmonts Elementan with his ole son | The stuation was lexplained to thom, praising lll for doing the right thing. | questioned} ithe owned a gun, and he stated no he the samo as well The pistol was collected and placed into tho Shorif's office safe as “found” (PA1) until an owner can be identified. Tho eight 9mm cartridges wore collected and placed into ovidence as well (PA2). [information purposes. ete On 08282016 1256 Page 3 of § 201804012304CASE SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT Printed: 04/12/2017 14:08 NOT SUPERVISOR APPROVED Kissinmee Police Department ca: 15008512 ‘THE INFORMATION BELOW IS CONFIDENTIAL -FOR USE BY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY ‘Case Status: CLEARED BY ARREST (Case Mog Status: NA Occurred: 09/28/2015 Offense: POSS OF FIREARM 790,115(2C1) Date Time: 09/28/2015 00:00:00, Monday Supervisor Review Date / Time: NOT REVIEWED Reference: Cad Pavesseensssies40950000" CAD Information #0808 rreeeeneewanesnnaeoe Reporting Officer: DURHAM, ANGELA. Reported Date: 09/28/2015 Added Date: 09/28/2015 Call#: 152710319 Beat: BEAT 61 Units.: POPS11 Employees: 0000000459 CROHE, DAVID Units.: POPS15 Employees: 0000000332 REAVES, JONATHAN Units.: SRO12 Employees: 0000000514 DURHAM, ANGELA Units: 1A60 Employees: 0000000497 BELLIDO, GERARDO *** CAD Call Narrative *** SRO12 OKAY ON TTYP. Unit POPS15 EJ JDC.SM96353 Unit POPS15 AJ EM96373 A Durham - STE brought an unloaded Diamonback .380 hand gun to school in his book bag atensneneesesneeessenensnnees ARREST/FAGAN MOMHHCHREDNOKEHNAROREREREEE Reporting Officer: DURHAM, ANGELA Reported Date: 09/28/2015 ‘Added by Employee: DURHAM, ANGELA ‘Added Date: 09/28/2015 Supervisor (Reviewed): CROHE, DAVID Reviewed Date: 09/28/2015 (On September 28, 20151 was performing my duties as School Resource Officer at Osceola High School when I was notified of a Weapons Violation, Mr. Bronsky Bryant advised me that he was told by a school staff member that student, (iii had ben witnessed ‘carrying a small black handgun in his back pack every day to school. This school staff member was not willing to provide a written statement and wishes to remain anonymous as this staff member is trusted by many of our students and these students confide in him. Investigator Signature ‘Supervisor Signature sped Page |CASE SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT Printed: 04/12/2017 14:08 Kissimmee Police Department oca: 15008512 “THE INFORMATION BELOW IS CONFIDENTIAL - FOR USE BY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY NA ‘Occurred: 09/28/2015 (Case Status: CLEARED BY ARREST Case Mog St Offense: POSS OF FIREARM 790.115(2C1) Investigator: DURHAM, ANGELA M (514) Date / Time: 09/28/2015 00:00:00, Monday Supervisor: CROHE, DAVID PAUL (459) Supervisor Review Date/Time: 09/28/2015 00:00:00, Monday Contact: Reference: Supplement “The school tends to get information on other students or incidents that have oceurted from this staff person. Mr. Bryant searched &@QggaB football locker with negative results, Mr. Bryant and I met up with llpas he was exiting the Media Center to goto lunch. We escorted him into an office and Mr. Bryant asked amp if he had anything in his bag that he shouldn't and he advised that he did not. Mr. Bryant began to search the bag and discovered a small black handgun, Diamondback 380, serial number ZA2506. It ‘contained one magazine but there wasn't any ammunition in the magazine cor in the chamber. Mr. Bryant did not discover any ammunition in the bageeither. I then searched his person with negative results (aiagp verbally advised that he did not know that the gun was in his bag. He claimed to have left the bag at school over the weekend. He also stated that he removed his black and white sneakers from the bag and took only the sneakers home. This morning when he returned to school he placed the sneakers inside the same pocket where the handgun was found. He has been in possession of that bag up until the time we ‘met with him. However, he spontaneous uttered that he brought BB ‘gun to school recently. Mr. Bryant checked the video surveillance and observed exiting vehicle prior to school starting. He is observed wearing a black backpack just like the one we found him in possession of. He claimed that it belongs to a friend who left it at his house over the weekend and he was returning it to him, Mr. Bryant spoke to the friend (GMB. who stated that he never left his bag a house. @ipag then changed his story to say that he did in fact take his bag, home over the weekend. He placed his clothes and sneakers in the bag and went to his mother’s boyfriends, parents’ house with his school bag. He retuned home on Sunday with the clothes and sneakers still inside the bag. He claimed he never observed a hand gun in his bag. After speaking with the staff member who wishes to remain anonymous, that person provided me with three students who witnessed Qa with the handgun at school, however only one student was willing to provide ‘statement. The other two students were in fear of retaliation. Investigator Signature ‘Supervisor Signature ‘Sigploments [Ean] Page 2CASE SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT Printed: 04/12/2017 14:08 Kissimmee Police Department coca: 15008512 ‘THE INFORMATION BELOW IS CONFIDENTIAL - FOR USE BY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY Case Status: CLEARED BY ARREST (Case Ming Status: 4 ‘Oceurrets Onaa7z075 Offense: POSS OF FIREARM 790.115(2C1) DURHAM, ANGELA M (514) Date/Time: 09/28/2015 00:00:00, Monday 1: CROHE, DAVID PAUL (459) ‘Supervisor Review Date /Time: 09/28/2015 00:00:00, Monday Contact Reference: Supplement (Saupe provided 2 school written statement tothe following: BD wan to fight TT ousin, APT E and while getting off the school bus one day last week, i flashed” the gun but they did not fight. @agggprefused to write a sworn written statement. (@aagy as suspended from school for ten days with a recommendation for expulsion. Mr. Bryant spoke to Mijgg's Aunt, SGD and advised her of the situation. She disclosed to Mr. Bryant that the gun belonged to her and that she knew Saggy had stolen it from her weeks ago, She also stated that she told jaw mother that he took ‘the gun and that if she didn’t get it back from him that she was planning to go to the police to report it stolen. She indicated that she would like to get the gun back. “The handgun was submitted into Evidence at the Kissimmee Police Department. Based on my investigation, UMMM violated F.S.S. 790.115 (2) (@), Possession of a firearms on school campus. lp was placed in ‘custody for this violation and was transported to the Juvenile Detention Center in Orange County. Investigator Signature Supervisor Signature Supplements [Et] Page3CASE SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT Printed: 04/12/2017 14:09 NOT SUPERVISOR APPROVED Kissimmee Police Department ca: 15008804 ‘THE INFORMATION BELOW IS CONFIDENTIAL - FOR USE BY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY (Case Status: CLEARED BY ARREST ‘Case Mag Status: NA Occurred: 10/07/2015 : WEAPONS VIOLATION 790.115 (2) (4) to (0) Date/Time: J0/07/2015 00:00:00, Wednesday ‘Supervisor: (0) Supervisor Review Date/Time: NOT REVIEWED Contact: Reference: Cad senna saevensonensoreese®e® CAD Information *me*#averewasnsnannaena Reporting Officer: DURHAM, ANGELA Reported Date: 10/07/2015 Added Date: 10/07/2015 Call: 152800246 Beat: BEAT 61 Units.: POPS10 Employees: 0000000285 TAMBASCO, JEFFREY Units.: POPS11 Employees: 0000000459 CROHE, DAVID Units.: SRO12 Employees: 0000000514 DURHAM, ANGELA *** CAD Call Narrative *** 1012 ie for weapons violation seasennasenersseesseeenes® ORIGINAL NARRATIVE *##ttetsestesanssensasses Reporting Officer: DURHAM, ANGELA Reported Date: 10/07/2015 ‘Added by Employee: DURHAM, ANGELA Added Date: 10/07/2015 Supervisor (Reviewed): CROHE, DAVID > Reviewed Date: 10/07/2015 On October 7, 2015, while I was performing my duties as a School Resource Officer I was notified that student was in possession a firearm A teacher informed Administration that 2 student, Som witnessed SARetaiage with a handgun in his book bag. imi provided a sworn written statement, which was written in Spanish, to the following: While in class iggsh owe Aa 2 silver gun that he had wrapped in a shirt. ijlpcovered it back up and closed his beg. Milam became nervous and after class he told his teacher what he had seen, emma w25 located in the courtyard outside the cafeteria and was escorted without incident to the office. As I was walking directly behind Mitdawe I asked him to hand over his book bag for safety and he asked why I needed his bag and tumed away from me so that I couldn't Investigator Signature Supervisor Signature popes Page |CASE SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT Printed: 04/12/2017 14:09 Kissimmee Police Department coca: 15008804 “THE INFORMATION BELOW IS CONFIDENTIAL FOR USE BY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY Case Status: CLEARED BY ARREST ‘Case Mag Status: V4 Occurred: 10/07/2015 Offense: WEAPONS VIOLATION 790.115 (2) (A) Investigator: DURHAM, ANGELA M (514) Date /Time: 10/07/2015 00:00:00, Wednesday ‘Supervisor: CROHE, DAVID PAUL (459) ‘Supervisor Review Date / Time: 10/07/2015 00:00:00, Wednesday Conta: Reference: Orig Teach for it. As we were entering the office I placed my hand on the book bag and asked him to let go of it. He complied and I found the ‘weight ofthe bag to be off-as it was extremely heavy. Mr. Bryant, the Assistant Principal, asked @QMiif he had anything in his bag that he shouldn’thave on campus and he said no. The bag was placed on the desk and opened. | immediately observed a rolled up tshit behind his folders. The shirt was opened and it contained a silver unloaded 380 hand gun with a black colored hand grip. M@NUBBsiated that it ‘wasn't his gun and he didn't know where it cae from. Mr, Bryant continued speaking with t@jijjjeand learned that he brought the gun to school because he was receiving threats on Kik, which is @ phone application that allows text messaging without having an active number. He doesn't know who the threats are coming from. He also stated that he traded his Xbox for the gun from an adult he met on his ‘way to school and can’t identify the adult. idlampprovided a student ‘written statement which was written in Spanish which coincides to what he told us verbally. Mr. Bryant provided a sworn written statement to the following: After being alerted thasalllimwas on campus with a gun, copies were made ‘of @agtame photo and provided to staff to search for him since it was lunch time. He was located in the courtyard and escorted to my office. Tasked him ifhe had anything in his bag that he shouldn't have and he said he did not. The bag was searched and a silver 380 hand gun wrapped in a shirt was found rvritten statements were translated by Norma Leon Cruz, the Dean's Clerk at the high school ‘The school made contact with Ps mother, ST and explained the situation to her. @MlNgPwas suspended from school for ten days with a recommendation for expulsion pending # Manifestation Meeting ‘The hand gun was run through Teletype and came back clear; the gun was submitted into Evidence at the Kissimmee Police Department. Based on my investigation, CTI iolated F.S.S. 790.115 (2) (a), Possession of a firearm on school campus. Joshua was Investigator Signature Supervisor Signature Supplements fea? Page2CASE SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT Printed: 04/12/2017 14:09 Kissimmee Police Department coca: 15008804 “THE INFORMATION BELOW IS CONFIDENTIAL -FOR USE BY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY (Case Status: CLEARED BY ARREST (Case Mng Status: NA Occurred: 10/07/2015 Offense: WEAPONS VIOLATION 790.115 (2) (A) Investigator: DURHAM, ANGELA M (514) Date /Time: 10/07/2015 00:00:00, Wednesday Supervisor: CROHE, DAVID PAUL (439) Supervisor Review Date / Time: J0/07/2015 00:00:00, Wednesday Contact: References Orig ‘placed in custody for this violation and was transported to the Juvenile Detention Center in Orange County. Investigator Signature ‘Supervisor Signature ‘Sipplement (Eat) Page 3Incident Report 45-9209 seer ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE DEFENDANS* (ARS USE ONLY) 1: COLON, ELISHA PLEIHA ‘yore 3 ‘Fstare op ruorza | Hone [eam lures 1: mx2T0¥, weATHER i | |ibsox,weazeen [329220 [ers Piva | pionron Operanas ee } TAM THE SRO AT EAST RIVER HIGH SCHOOL. TODAY, 10/14/15, AT APPROXIMATELY 1216, PRINCIPAL OF EAST RIVER HIGH SCHOOL [HILTON] ADVISED ME THAT A PARENT, HAD TOLD HER THAT THERE MIGHT BE A FIREARM INHER SONS POSSESSION. THE STUDENT THAT MAY HAVE THE WEAPON WAS IDENTIFIED AS S801. HILTON AND | WENT TO ROOM 405 AND | REMOVED 9999 AND THE BACKPACK HE IDENTIFIED AS HIS FROM THE CLASSROOM. | SEARCHED (QQ IN THE HALLWAY AND HE DID NOT HAVE A WEAPON ON HIM. WE THEN WENT TO ROOM 401 WHERE THE PRINCIPALHILTON DID A REASONABLE SUSPICSION SEARCH OF THE BACKPACK WHILE | WATCHED @MINIMR. THE PRINCIPAL RECOVERED A SMITH AND WESSON 8MM WITH SERIAL #HRW3172 AND A LOADED CLIP SEPARATE FROM THE GUN WITH 8 ROUNDS INIT AND HANDED IT TO ME. THERE WAS NO ROUND IN THE CHAMBER. | THEN PLACED'@MMENBBPUNDER ARREST. THE GUN'S SERIAL #HRW3172 WAS RUN IN TELETYPE AND WAS NEGATIVE. ‘THE GUN AND MAGAZINE WERE PLACED INTO EVIDENCE. ALSO HAD A WATER BOTTLE FULL OF THE ALCOHOL HENNESSY IN HIS BACKPACK AS WELL. WAS TRANSPORTED TO JAC.ORLANDO POLICE DEPARTMENT 8.0.12 Page 3 mecai2se Date 10/22/2015 Tine 5:33:40, 2015-00433156 ORI # : FL0480400 OFD 8.12 Weapons Violation cage Number Description Not Applicable 1 Suspect arrests Suspect Vehicles Property Itm Prop Type Prop code Prop Class Off # Subj Tye Init Value Tag # Rec Date 1 Confiscate Guns wandgun 1 Suspect. 00 30/23/2013 Asse Subject: 1 : Description ; DERRINGER MODEL NUMBER D32 caliber 32 caliber tt of shote other Finish sil/unegié Type 1 Pistol Type 2 Length Make | DERRINGER Model Reg Type Serial # aE oan Associated Subjects Entry Date/Time Wane ____ Reason status _ status pate 22 3 aT Owner 2. confiscate © prugs brug 2 suspect 2.00 30/23/2015 Resc Subject: 1 Description : CLEAR PLASTIC BAGGIE CONTAINING CANNABIS 16 quantity . 1.000 Grane Mode1/style style Marijuana Color Gonai Associated subjects Entry Date/Time 10/22/2015 4:33 Reason, Owner name Status Status Date case Narrative CASE NARRATIVE 10/22/2015 4:33 AN T, Of¢ St. John (12867), am the School Resource Officer at Edgewater High School (3100 Edgewater Dr.). on 10/23/15 at approximately 1130hrs, I was notified by Edgewater”s Dean, Michael Granato, there was a student on campus in possession of possible Cannabis and a emall gun I arrived to Granato"s office. Granato stated he received information from an anonymous source stating the suspect, [7 SME, 20 in possession of possible Cannabis. Granato went to gmmmBMes class to pull him out and bring him to the office. Once in the office, Granato told Reliford “we received information that you were in possession of marijuana, do you have anything you need to surrender to ne before I begin the investigation.” Granato stated MMB «1G im “yes”, and pulled a small clear plasticORLANDO POLICE DEPARTMENT 8.0.12 Date 10/22/2015 Page Time 5:33:40 viec112se case Nunber : 2015-00432156 ORT # + FLo4godo0 OPD 8.21 Description : Weapons Violation baggie containing a green leafy substance from his bag. after MMMM 2303 Granato the small clear plastic baggie containing a Green leafy substance, Granato asked him “is there anything else in his bag that was illegal on campus.~ QM replied “yes* and renoved a small silver gun from his backpack and handed it to Granato. hile handing it to Cranato, S@UMMgacyiced hin is wes not loaded Granato turned the small silver handgun and small clear plastic baggie containing a creen leafy substance over to me ‘The small silver handgun is a Derringer .32 caliber model number D32, serial. The green leafy substance was field tested and came back positive as Cannabis While 1 was speaking to Granato, aR spontaneously uttered ~z forgot to take my gun out of ny backpack from last night.- ‘The gun Wee not loaded 2nd @M@Mliee dia not have any atmunition on binself or in hie backpack ‘The Derringer handgun was entered into Orlando Police Property and Evidence unceyNNNNMM and the clear plastic baggie containing the cannabis was entered into Orlando Police Property and Evidence under meas arrested and charged with Possession of Weapon on School Grounds and Possession of Cannabie under 20srano. NN => transported without incident |? 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Pera (School Resource Officer at Seabreeze High School) advised via radio that a black male juvenile was at the ‘MeDonal’s (3001 N Atlantic Av] witha firearm. It was Iter learned that Officer T. Pera was contacted by I W/-2) anc (W-2) who advised of the following. W-1 and W-2 were at McDonald's when W-2 heard a firearm being cocked", W-2 stated that she went over to NINN (\W-4) and asked him what was going on. W-2 stated that W-4 said to her that the Defendant wanted to play with a gun. W-1 advised that she was behind the Planet Fitness when she had seen W-4 and the Defendant along with another subject. W-1 stated that she noticed the Defendant pulling out a red fishing type hat and that there was some sort of object inside the hat. W-1 stated that she was then advised by one of her friends (unknown) that the object Jn the hat was a gun. W- stated that the subject with the fishing style hat (later identified asthe Defendant) was infact the subject who brought the firearm to the McDonald's. W-1 and W-2 then walked to the Seabreeze High School and reported the incident to School Resource Officer T. Pera. W-1 and W-2 gave the description of the defendant along with the description of the subjects that the defendant was hanging out with to Officer T. Pera, Officer T. Pera then advised via police radio of the incident providing {descriptions of the Defendant and the other subjects involved. Officer T. Pera provided the description of the subjects as being 3 dark skinned black males, with dark sweat pants, and that the subject with the firearm was wearing a red type hat. A group of subjects matching the description were located just north of the McDonald's walking northbound on the sidewalk in front of 902. ‘atlantic Av, Ormond Beach, FL. It should be noted that this location is well within 1000 feet of Seabreeze High School (2700 N Oleander Av, Daytona Beach). Officer M. Catalano, Officer M. Talluto and myself contacted the group of individuals (one of which, later identified as the defendant, was observed wearing a red fishing style hat) and were told to sit on the sidewalk. Officer M. Catalano observed the defendant carrying a black satchel/bag drepped over his shoulder. The black bag appeared to have minimal items inside (no books, etc) however did have what looked lke a heavy object inside weighing the bag down. Officer M. Catalano directed the defendant to place the bag on the ground, which the defendant complied with. Officer M. Catalano then picked the bag up and immediately recognized (by touching the outside of the bag} that the object inside the bag was in facta firearm. The defendant along with the other three individuals were then placed in handcuffs, The bag was searched in which a Taurus Sram (seria! number 11725533} firearm was located along with a magazine containing 9mm Hornady ammunition {the magazine was not inside the firearm). A small circular in shape metal tobacco grinder was also located inside the black bag with trace amounts of suspected cannabis. Sgt. Savitski contacted Se. . Mills with the Ormond Beach Police Department who requested that we handle the call and the arrest under mutual aid as the call originated inisde the Daytona Beach City limits. The suspected cannabis was tested via Sirchie test kit which yielded a presumptive reaction to the presence of cannabis. The subject was placed under arrest for carrying @ concealed firearm and possession of drug paraphernalia. After the firearm was located, Officer M. Catalano asked all 4 individuals f there were any ather firearms. I was at this point that the defendant stated that he was the only one with a firearm. “hmm to and wubzrbed before me, he undesige ‘Gayot | Vawearatrm the above naratveecorectand roe Reh Thom 20. Tereng Ofiears Ronpiavon'sSerature Date Titary Posie CT ‘aw Enforcement or Corections Ofer LT Tome (rated) oe Produce eenfication [} Personally known] edwards 40333 Type of entiicaton JUVENILE 707-8 1 court copy 1] STATE ATTORNEY COPY [_] 1s COPY_] LAW ENFORCEMENT COPYJuvenile 707-8 Supplement res ou coun ca reece Tae cles tame nam mses, Ec TET asc Rasy CI Seen Repo ac atone LTOUITET | Teta Mtoe? ED hares 3 Poh cae aCMATSaT | ere Chater ry Tharee: FelCJmsdJoraL] | Fs/oro: ‘ation 7 Gone raTImeaTOaTT | Feo Tatonk Officer. Pera contect-d ARN (1-3) at Seabreeze High School who stated that he was withthe Defendant when he pulled out the firearm along with a magazine (object that houses ammunition) st McDonald's. W-3 stated that he left the scene. because he did not want to be involved. W-3 competed statement which was put into records ‘The Defendant was escorted back tothe patrol car where he was asked as to where he lives along with what his mother’s name and phone number was. The Defendant provided his mather's phone number and also spontanouesiy uttered thatthe firearm belonged to his mother. It should be noted that the other 3 indviduals with the defendant were identified 25, NN D.0.8. of 06/03/1999, 1.0.8. of 02/24/1999, 2nd NN 0.0.8. of 07/15/2000. Al three of these individuals as well as the ‘defendant attend Seabreeze High School. The three individuals were later driven to Seabreeze High School and released. offcer Talat contacted the defendon' othe IRE, W-5)vio hone who later responded tothe precint (510 Harey Av W'S ater tented the vearm tat the denon hd as belonging to Me and that she had no idea tht the oto ad aaa hare ‘The firearm, magazine, ammunition, and tobacco grinder were all submitted into evidence. ‘Sworn to ad subscribed before me, he undengned tis dayo_] Vsweu [afm te above narrative 6covrectand wwe igh Thumb 20. | nivesing Ofieers eampianantssgnature ate Name | etary Pubic LT ‘aw Enforcement or Coreciens Ofieer LT Tame fried) or] Progucediderification[] Personally known C) Edwares 40333 | ype of erica JUVENILE 707-8 [1 cour copy [] STATE ATTORNEY COPY [_] 0) COPY[_] LAW ENFORCEMENT COPYIncident Report 16-2224 ae ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE DEFENDANT* (ARS USE ONLY) 1: Confidential Rises ye ane = Teomase Jz pena, ot _ . A Og — yo paca —— 5 eg ey — a pe a SE ACO ervzsa asoneen [Sa0i s avaon mane av _[eruawoo [pronton [Ss8z8 <: | arm | Hea EEE Property ei Mods operands On January 6, 2016 | was working as the school resource officer at Timber Creek High School. | was contacted by Assistant Principal Tony Bolyard and asked to meet him in reference to some information he received. | met vith Bolyard in his office and he advised they received information a student could be in possession of drugs and in possession of a firearm in thelr vehicle. Bolyard asked me to standby while he searched the vehicle, Bolyard took me with him to go pick up SGA in his room out in the portables. Bolyard pickecS@AMBMMB up on a guif cart with me riding in the back seat and we took him to Bolyard's office where Bolyard asked (@impif he was in possession of anything in his backpack. ANNI stated, "no." Then Bolyard asked him if he had anything in his Vehicle he should not have and Rammmige stated, "yes." Bolyard asked him what he had that he was not supposed to have and é@iiyadmitted he had a firearm in the trunk of his car. He stated it was his older brother's gun who borrowed the car this weekend (later admitted it was his). Bolyard had one of the security officers, John Quillo, stay with ABREEBEWhile him and | went {ole vehicle. SBEEPWwas very cooperative with Bolyard and gave him the keys to his vehicle. S@lMNNP later admitted he purchased the handgun from a friend and that it was his and not his older brother's as originally stated. He stated he paid $260 for the gun | went with Bolyard to standby while he conducted 2 search of the vehicle (Black 1990 Mazda Miata 2dr convertible with vin number JM1NA3517L0134661) and when Bolyard opened the trunk he stated, "there itis.” | went to the trunk and | could see a black semi-auto handgun in the trunk on the far rear corner of the drivers side. | recovered the handgun and unloaded it to secure it in my pocket. | then continued to search the vehicle in any places | felt could coriceal another handgun or rounds. | located a digital weigh scale in the back of the passenger ‘seat in an open area designed for magazines. | then located a green pouch in the glove box which contained a plastic container and numerous plastic zip loc baggies. In the plastic container we located a metal grinder, a pack ‘of RAW roling paper, and a metal smoking pipe thet took the shape ofa rile round. Bolyard had searched the rivers side and located a house knife with a wooden handle. The knife had a 3° blade. Bolyard searched the center console and found 3 lighters which are against school rules so he took them. Inside the open glove box | could see a small amount of Cannabis residue. ‘The vehicle was left in the parking space to be picked up later by the parents. The handgun was taken in by me and was a biack semi-auto Smith and Wesson .380 which was fully loaded with a 6 round magazine clip and a round in the chamber. The gun had the serial number KCC7267. {@EEEI 2s arrested for the above listed offenses and was transported to the Juvenile Assessment Center for further processing. The evidence was all dropped off at Sector 2 evidence room. | contacted the on call narcotics detective DS Adriana Acevedo who requested the information by email. I sent her the requested email with the information. ***School Student Timber Creek High SchoolIncident Report 16-12755 = ‘(ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE On February Sth, 2016, | was working as one of the school resource officers at Wekiva high Schoo! AY Soproximately 1405 hours, was asked to assist in ocating one of the students, RRR 9°07 opercnay have a firearm on school campus. Master Deputy John Siler and | intiated a school lockdown forthe Safely of the other stugents and to locate the whereabouts (aime ‘After looking for approximately 30 minutes SN Was found in room #424 siting in class. Deputy Siler and ! along with the school administrators went tothe classroom and removed MUNI safely from the cassroom, @aimnig v'2s, thoroughly patted down and checked for weapons, however, nothing was found, We then hae Manne cesinats removed one by one. Once everyone Was removed from class, | requested the witness who eathe'gun retum fo class and explain to me exacily who was seen with a gun and which backpack it might bs See ne atlose immediately stated they saw another student put the gun in the bottom drawer ofthe file cabinet in the rear corner of the classroom. | went to the file cabinet and opened the drawer, | immediately noticed a Black and Silver Highpoint 360 aaa ameatis nandgun Bearing serial HPGO72644. | removed the firearm and immediately removed i from the feady postion, Ithad one round chambered and two in the magazine. The firearm had a foal ofS ballpoint projectile rounds. At that time @lgigagwas mirandized by Master John Siller and he then gave a verbal and written sworn statement about what occurred. (Gamma aciritted to having the firearm on campus. He stated he purchased the Stator 130.00 from an unknown student who goes to Wekiva Kigh School. Brandon advised he did not have ‘sng intentons on huring anyone. He stated he was merely fascinated by the sight of the weapon and he wanted to buy it and take it home, GAME sited he does not recall the students name who he bought the firearm from. He also stated there were fo prior arrangements other than, he heard a student had afrearm on campus. He advised again, when he saw it he wanted to buy. | met with the student witnesses and their statements were all consistent with: QED handling a firearm on sefol sampus. Ail of the witnesses gave independant accounts ofthe incident and advised that they viewed gimp on snapshot holding a firearm. ‘An FCICINCIC check was completed and revealed the Black and Silver HighPeint 380 bearing serial #P8072544 was not stolen or related to any criminal activity (Wa Was secured and transported to the Juvenile Assessment Center without incident, He was remorseful for Tis actions and fully cooperated with our investigation. on February 10th, 2016, at approximately 0700 hours, | began continuing my investigation from an neon PPleiuing a recovered firearm, which was brought on campus by a student. Upon aving to Wekiva High School, teeing? Tetontal consent and | meet a second time with the primary witness of my investigation, | needed fo gain full Carfication, 2 it seemed there was newly Giscovered information that may have led fo the involvment of other students. svreccatt etter hey were 100% sure hat they obser ec a) aS actively trying to hide the gun in the classroom #424 during the lockdown of the school. Ultimately, witness #1 observed SEB to be the last person in possession and place the firearm in the bottom drawer of the grey file cabinet, which is in the rear of the classroom Although, | received parental consent to speak with witness #1, they stressed repeatedly ther desire fo eer senor tise, They expressed fear of retaliation by parties that could potentially be involved with this gun ingen16-12755 Incident Report ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE Incident, only one witness made it | spoke to several students who were in the classroom at the time of, absolutely clear that they observed Defendant} Possession of the Fire: (old Master Deputy Siller and | that the firearm was Jadvised there were 4 males in the purchased for in the restroom duri un as a “black 380". festroom at time of the transaction. Last ‘The firearm is a Highpoint black semi-automatic .280 handgun with a silver slide, the firearm had one ballpoint found chambered, ready to fire. There were also wo additional ballpoint rounds of ammunition in the magazine The firearm was submitted into evidence for processing by Master Deputy Siller. An FCIC/NCIC check revealed al activity of as stolen. that the firearm showed no crimin:Case Report for Incident 160033172 Page 3 of 9 Narrative Offense/Class: Possession of Firearm on School Grounds (790.115 2¢ 1) F Reporting officer: W/O B. Stonebraker (845) Evidence: 1 Silver in Color 25 Caliber Handgun, Serial #225563 3 Silver in Color Magazine, 1 Brown in Color Holster [Property Receipt 4237688) Crime scene: Collected evidence Actachments: Three writ Still shots from vida: surveillance Hirende Wazninos Waiver, Two hooking sheets canvass Area: N/A on 2/23/18 at approximately 1330 hours, I had a student cone to me and stated that he believed there was a gua on campus The student identified arrestee one, GMMMNNQMD:, arrestee cn, and also witness one, 36 people who may have ir. I nade contact With the complainant, gM, 974 advised him of what had been reported. upon leaving ay office, located in the Guidance Department of Unatilla High school, we observed arrestee Qype G@UMMEENER asked Arrestee Ql to cone into ny office and he saked hin to empty out his belongings. arrestee afl did not have any itens on hin. (QM 2cked hin where his blue jacket was that ne Wag wearing earlier and arrestee MiMyiic not answer. Qa asked Arsestec Bee it cutcide in guidance while he and T went Co the classzoon in which both Witness AMM sn Arxestes Ql vere locates Jon walking into the claseroon, CAMMEED acked witness GME and Arresvee few to ost their belongings and to cone outside and myself walked then to my office, at which tine jsked them te empty out their belongings and searched their backpacks, with negative results. I asked witness qemmMB co cone into a different office with me and I asked her why we were Checking them. She said that che did not know, but that Arrestec @gggpnad eked her £0 hold conathing in her backpack, bit she did not know what it was. She stated thet he put it in her backpack and that after lunch he cane and got it. She stated again che did not know what was in her backpack 1 made contact with Arresces@Mllin a separate office and asked hin if he knew anything about a gun on campus. He put his head down and said ic is in Mr, Reshvari's classroom, which ig located on the first floor of the 24 building in fonm 118, I then went to clageroom 24-120, Hr. Keshvari's classroom, and in the front of the class on a shelf near the window was the blue jacket. When T picked up the item I could tell there was something heavy inside. I then Brought the item back to sy office, where caliber silver in color handgun which was a magazine in the stock, The firearm vas Of the stock and it was determined it had at all T went back co arrestee {MM and read hin the certificate of miranda warning and waiver ine and stated at the beginning of sixth period, Arrestee Twas alone, and pulled cut a 25 sitting in a brown holster and it had secured. The magazine was taken out been unloaded with no bullets with 3° hie miranda warning, which he signed He then stated he would talk to had put a gun inCase Report for incident 160033172 Page 4 of 9 his jacket pocket while they were in che bathroom. Arrestes @™jjpstated that he theneslked to sixth period class and put the jacket down on the counter and Jett the clase and began walking around. Arrestee dlpethen latex stated that while they were in the bathroom, Arrestqg@ilNMBp asked him to hold the firearm er him and ne was awaze that it waa a firearm and he placed it in his jacket before taking it to the classroom 2 AUENNNININIS G2 spoke Ith Arrestce MEM who provided to See ccneenatfisavies. The firet affidavit stated that Arcest ce mp had ceeeeta the nandgun one tine in second lunch and then walked co the bathroom in tollding 24. As he walked into the bathroom, he advised Arreste wk tkro, check thie out." Arrestes @M™p stated he then took it fron his FES ana starced Looking at it and Arrestee @@ walked out of the bathroom cher two, MMMM, che parent of Arcestec @@jfige and other ches, 7 herparent of ArvostecM@lmmy sore nozifsed and reepondad 2 ‘the school Cree OMEN acrived, arrestee hen changed his story a bit. He 0860 SMMENNINDD sks ivods Mie cafeteria, ne god another student walked to 4 seated in Che morning re hallway, Arrescectiggaggstated the other student ae eae rnd fo also cake heme and try to fix.” He stated handed in a gu £0 100% tne aeher student left the bethroon and he went £0 leas eemmmeme provided a copy of a print out fron the surveillance camera shoving eens @Mpeearing @ blue Jacket on today’s date. Booking sheate were Coupleted on Arrestee @Qmpand Arrestes @Mmgp and the JAC was notified, They SQresea due to the nature of the charges, that both arrestees would be taken to Ocala at the detention center flee Ms Waage ond Me MANNII Know ’chat Arrestce QI and arrestee Qe would bb going to the Ocala detention center arrestee dpmand Witness (MINN provided written statements of the incident Copy of the photograph will be placed as an attachment with this report, 33 sorte certizicate of miranda warning and waivers and the two affidavits from fhe high school fron Arrestec © the firearm, 25 caliber silver in color, serial #225553, one silver magazine ina one brown holster were collected and turned into evidence on property receipt #237688 rurther investigation will be needed in the morning in reference to the other Tihdone in which Arreatee @Qmpaindicated provided nim the gun SSRigmmMNN. Doth provided school discipline for the incident. Artes 204 CM gmp esse Coven into custody and transported to the Lake County ane encase Stent to be transported CO the Ocala detention center phere is no further information at this tine