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and white striped polo shirt and black baggy jeans. It should be noted matched the description of the suspect <br />given by the victim. <br /> continued to walk towards me with his left hand holding on to his front waistband. <br />Due to my training and experience, criminals often tend to hold on to their waistband because they are concealing a <br />weapon, possibly a handgun. <br />I presented my firearm and gave approximately six commands to “stop,” “put your hands up,” and “stop right <br />there”. <br /> continued to hold on to his waistband and walk forward. <br />I approached with my firearm drawn, and he immediately turned and ran east through the backyard gate on the <br />south side of 1719 South Ross, holding on to the front of his waistband. <br />Officer Nevarez and I chased through the side gate and into the backyard of the residence, where had <br />turned and faced us. <br />Officer Nevarez gave commands for to get on the ground, and he refused. Officer Nevarez conducted a <br />takedown on and pushed him to the ground in a prone position. Please see Officer Nevarez’s supplemental <br />report under the same CI number for further. <br />With both of my hands, I grabbed right arm to place him in handcuffs. He immediately tensed up and tried to <br />tuck his right arm under his body. I pulled his right arm out by grabbing onto his forearm with my right hand and his <br />wrist with my right hand. <br />Officer Benavides arrived and assisted in taking into custody. Please see his supplemental report for further <br />information. <br />I held onto right arm until Officer Nevarez was able to free his left arm. <br />Santa Ana PD 2025-11359 Report by Monaco, Gabriella 3996 3 of 4