PoliceReport-2013406777

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SEATTLE POLICE DEPARTMENT

GENERAL OFFENSE HARDCOPYWEB RELEASE - SOME REDACTIONS PER RCW 42.56.240

GO# 2013-406777 OPEN 2202-0 BURGLARY-FORCE-RES

For: 6524 Printed On: Nov-13-2013 (Wed.) Page 1of 7

General Offense InformationOperational status: OPEN

Reported on: Nov-09-2013 (Sat.) 1232Occurred on: Nov-09-2013 (Sat.) 1107

Approved on: Nov-09-2013 (Sat.) by: 4901 - DIETRICH, SETH F

Report submitted by: 5359 - JELCICK, WADE

Org unit: EAST PCT 1ST W - GEORGE

Accompanied by: 7581 - FOWLER, DREW S

Address: 3 HARVARD AV E

Municipality: SEATTLE

District: E Beat: E1 Grid: 4077

Offenses (Completed/Attempted)Offense: # 1 2202-0 BURGLARY-FORCE-RES - COMPLETED

Location: RESIDENCE/HOME

Offender suspected of using: NOT APPLICABLE

Weapon type: NONE

Related Event(s)AB 2013-201712815

CP 2013-406777

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Related Text Page(s)Document: NARRATIVE

Author: 5359 - JELCICK, WADESubject: INITIAL INVESTIGATION

Related date/time: Nov-09-2013 (Sat.) 1331

==============GENERAL OFFENSE INITIAL INVESTIGATION NARRATIVE==============

1 BACK-UP OFFICER(s): (NAMES, SERIAL #'s, & ROLES IN INCIDENT)

{Officer Knox, #6104 ~ scene control; Officer Fowler, #7581 ~ scene

control; Officer Consalvi, #6872 ~ victim interview; Officer Carlisle,

#7460 ~ scene control; Officer Moore, #7539 ~ scene control; Officer Laina,

#7606 ~ prisoner transport/hospital guard. -->}

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2 CHARGES: BOOKED KCJ [X]

BOOKED YSC [ ]

CHARGE BY OFFICER (NON-CUSTODIAL MISDEMEANOR ONLY) [ ]

CITED ONLY (LIST CITATION NUMBER BELOW) [ ]

OTHER (SPECIFY BELOW) [ ]

CHARGE DESCRIPTION: { -->}

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3 ARREST SCREENED BY: (SUPERVISOR'S NAME & SERIAL)

{Sergeant Dietrich, #4901 ~ on scene. -->}

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4 PHOTOS UPLOADED TO DEMS? [Y] (Y/N) -

5 RECORDED STATEMENTS UPLOADED TO DEMS? [Y] (Y/N)

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6 DIGITAL IN-CAR VIDEO(s)UPLOADED? [Y] (Y/N) FLAGGED?[Y] (Y/N)

RECORDING OFFICER(s) NAMES, SERIAL #'s

{Officer Jelcick, #5359, Officer Fowler, #7581, Officer Knox, #6104,

Officer Moore, #7539; Sgt. Dietrich, #4901 -->}

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7 DNA / FORENSIC EVIDENCE SUBMITTED? [N] (Y/N)

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8 FINGERPRINTS

FINGERPRINTS SEARCH MADE? [N] (Y/N)

EVIDENCE OR CARDS SUBMITTED? [N] (Y/N)

ANALYSIS REQUEST SUBMITTED? [N] (Y/N)

COMPARISON REQUEST SUBMITTED? [N] (Y/N)

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9 FELONY ALERT PACKET SUBMITTED? [Y] (Y/N)

OFFICER SUBMITTING: [Officer Jelcick, #5359 ]

FOLLOW-UP UNIT DESTINATION: [Burglary East ]

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present during the incident. Suspect presumably resides in

Seattle, his last known address is 27 3rd Avenue, Seattle.

On Saturday, November 9th, 2013, just prior to 1107 hours,

was awoken by the sound of the steel security gate shaking outside

the sliding door in her living room. looked outside into the

fenced/gated patio and saw an unknown man later identified as

pacing about ~ the patio is surrounded by a 7', solid wooden fence/gate.

woke her husband .

The two noticed that the locked steel security gate outside their sliding

door was ripped off the wall and leaning against the house. The glass

slider was exposed.

A man later identified as suspect was in the

private, secure patio pacing about and acting oddly. picked up a

block of wood (the thougth it was a brick) and sat down on a table

in the patio area for a few moments. At some point picked up a gardentrowel and peered into the . and were afraid the

unknown man would break into their apartment ~ called 911.

grabbed a large canister of pepper spray and showed it to

through the window. did not acknowledge .

walked over to a brick retaining wall and sat down, facing and just

inside the wooden patio gate. Officers arrived shortly thereafter.

I arrived on-scene and with Officers Knox and Fowler walked over to the

wooden patio door of the patio. I pushed the door open and it

stopped halfway open on the leg of who was still seated on the

retaining wall ~ staring at me.

right hand was in a pocket, I could not see his left ~ I wasconcerned he may be holding a weapon. I immediately told to remove

his hands from his pockets ~ several times ~ he did not respond. I told

to step out of the patio ~ he did not respond. At this point I could

hear telling us to get in the patio immediately ~ there was an

edge to his voice.

was not responding to verbal commands in anyway, so officers

stepped forward to restrain him. As soon as officers placed their hands on

arms he tensed up and began yelling.

I tried to communicate with but he was not listening, and he was

tensing his arms, pulling them away, and preparing for a struggle.

appeared to be under the influence of narcotics. At this point I was concerned for my safety, the safety of the other

officers present, and if we were unable to control , for the safety of

the .

I told officers to handcuff . We tried to pull arms behind

his back, but he he gained his feet and with the leverage of his leg

muscles, and his arm strength we were unsuccessful. lunged forward

and we moved with him in hopes of using the nearby wooden wall as a brace

to prevent from moving.

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was incredibly strong and pulled officers toward the open gate and

street. I had both hands on left arm as I had when I first entered

the patio, and I was losing my grip. was exhibiting amazing strength,

and was headed for the street.

I directed officers to take to the ground. Officers were able to

spin around, but he would still not go to the ground. We were at the

entrance of the patio and there was precious little room ~ I was slammed

into the brick retaining wall, and the wooden fence as struggled to

maintain his feet, and tried to free his arms.

was bent over at the waist, and I had ahold of his left arm,

Officer Knox was on his right, and Officer Fowler was ahold of

upperbody. I leaned over back and put my weight over his legs. The

combined action of the three officers finally caused legs to buckle

and he went to the ground.

At this point I was able to place handcuffs on ~ locked and gauged.I briefly searched pockets and found only an old disposable lighter.

I directed officers to place in a patrol car, and Officers Fowler

and Knox escorted to a nearby patrol car and placed him inside.

was not cooperative and had to be pulled into the backseat. Due to

extremely violent nature, he was not seat-belted ~ it was too dangerous for

officers to lean into the vehicle to even attempt placing a seatbelt on

him.

I called for a supervisor with the intent of screening the incident

on-scene and transporting directly to KCJ.

Officer Fowler mirandized using his MIR codes card on DICVS.

responded by screaming. A few minutes later, while seated in the back seatof patrol car #487, decided to repeatedly ram his head into the

divider between the front and back seats. This opened a rather large cut on

forehead. self-destructive actions were captured on the

in-car video system.

SFD was called to address self-inflicted head wound. SFD #A25 was

dispatched and responded. As officers and SFD personnel prepared to remove

from the car, began kicking the patrol car door. The door was

opened and kicked his way out.

Officers and SFD personnel brought forward to the ground.

struggled mightily, yelling and screaming. was covered in blood, and

he was flinging it everywhere. I was holding right leg down and washaving difficulty doing so.

A spit-sock was provided by SFD and pulled over head.

legs were restrained first with an SPD leg restraint strap ~ applied by an

unknown fire-fighter, and later with velcro straps provided by personnel

from AMR (at which time the SPD leg restraint was removed).

was restrained on an AMR gurney, face-up. Even restrained

struggled so much that he almost overturned the gurney with attendants

holding either end. AMR personnel were not comfortable with removing the

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handcuffs so they remained on hands, presumably until he got to HMC.

Officer Laina, #7606 rode in the ambulance with at the request of

the AMR personnel. At the hospital divulged that he had recently

injected an unknown drug into his body, provided by an unknown subject.

was sedated by hospital staff before he could be interviewed further

about the incident.

sustained a self-inflicted cut to his rightside forehead ~

had no other known or visible injury at the time of this report.

Sergeant Dietrich screened the event on-scene and later in the East

Precinct. Officer Consalvi took audio statements from and

. I photographed the scene, patrol vehicle #487, and

holding his can of pepper spray.

After reviewing the accounts provided by the I decided to book

for 'Investigation of Burglary' ~ Sergeant Dietrich concurred

with my decision. At the time of this report was still being treated at HMC. I

provided a business card with incident number to victim .

Officer Consalvi provided a business card with incident number to the

.

If is not charged with burglary, I am requesting that he be

charged with three misdemeanor crimes; Criminal Trespass ~ SMC 12A.08.040,

Property Damage ~ SMC 12A.08.020, and Resisting Arrest ~ SMC 12A.16.050.

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I hereby declare (certify) under penalty of perjury under the laws of the

State of Washington that this report is true and correct to the best of

my knowledge and belief (RCW 9A.72.085)

Electronically signed:

JELCICK, WADE Date: Nov-09-2013 Place: Seattle, WA

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