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While on scene, I was able to track apple devices via the find <br />my iPhone application on his father’s cell phone. devices were <br />showing at 1716 to 1720 S. Birch Street. I requested the assistance of <br />additional officers and set up a perimeter around the location. I <br />requested the assistance of air support who arrived on scene and later <br />located the suspects. Officer Perez and I drove to the front of 1720 S. <br />Birch Street and observed from about 10 yards away in the front <br />lawn of the residence. I observed wearing a black and white <br />stripped shirt with black pants, which was the same description that <br />both of the victims provided. <br />I turned on my overhead blue and steady forward facing red light and <br />gave commands to put his hands up while pointing my gun at <br />him. did not comply and ran in west bound direction into the front <br />door of 1720 S. Birch Street. Additional officers were on scene and <br />contained the residence. was later taken into custody at 1719 S. <br />Ross Street by Officer M. Benavides #3766, refer to his supplemental <br />report for further details. <br />A safety sweep of the backyard was conducted by additional officers for <br />any possible outstanding suspects with negative results. K9 officer E. <br />Maietta #3370 located a pellet gun on top of a dresser located in the <br />rear patio area of the residence. The pellet gun was later collected by <br />Forensic Specialist S. Davila #3975. Corporal G. Raya #3345 received <br />verbal consent from home owner to search inside of <br />the residence for the victim’s property. Officer Perez and I conducted a <br />search for the victim’s property. <br />Evidence: <br />Officer Perez was searching inside of a bedroom located on the <br />southeast portion of the residence and located a firearm matching the <br />victim’s description. The firearm was in a black fabric case that was <br />located on a shelf inside of the closet. The firearm was a Springfield <br />1911 handgun that was silver in color with a brown grip. The gun <br />matched the description gave to Officer Perez and also matched <br />the style of handgun that showed Officer Perez from an internet <br />search. <br />Santa Ana PD 2025-11359 3 of 5