Supplement Incident 2025-11359.005 Davila, Sarah 3975_Redacted

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SUSPECT: Officers: Officer MONACO #3996 and Officer NEVAREZ #3673 NARRATIVE: On June 9, 2025, at approximately 2059 hours I was working for the Santa Ana Police Department as a Forensic Specialist. I responded to 1720 South Birch Street for a Forensic Investigation regarding a robbery investigation. I arrived at approximately 2125 hours and met with Officer CASILLAS #3755, Officer C. PEREZ #3984, and Corporal RAYA #3345. Officer C. PEREZ advised the suspect, later identified as used a firearm to take items from the victims, and Evelyn REYES. The victims were tracking their phone to the address of Officer C. PEREZ advised officers observed the suspect run into the yard at the location. At some point during the call for service, the suspect was observed jumping over fences in the neighborhood as well. Officer C. PEREZ advised a pellet gun was located in the backyard of the location, similar to the firearm description used in the incident. I was also advised a Springfield 1911-A1 was located inside the residence that matched the firearm description as well. Corporal RAYA advised me there were groceries taken from the victims during the incident and advised there were groceries on the ground of the backyard near the south wall. Corporal RAYA requested photographs of the groceries, photographs of (the suspect), and photographs of officers that were at the Orange County Global Medical Center (OC Global), located at 1001 North Tustin Avenue. Officer CASILLAS requested I collect the pellet gun and Springfield 1911-A1 weapon as evidence and then requested I meet him at the victim’s residence to have them identify which weapon was used in the incident. I observed the following: 1720 South Birch Street was an east facing, one-story residence located west of 1718 South Birch Street on the same property. There was a gate located on the north side of the residence that led into the backyard. The backyard had a patio with various items on it, including a white dresser. On top of the dresser was a brown and black colored Crosman 2240 bolt action .22 caliber pellet gun. South of the pellet gun, near the backyards south wall, was a plastic bag on the ground with “Superior Grocers” printed on the front. Inside the plastic “Superior Grocers” bag was a bag filled with grapes. Next to the “Superior Grocers” bag was a plastic bag filled with apples and an open Frito Lay chip bag. I walked into the residence and met with Officer C. PEREZ in the east bedroom. I observed a furnished room that had a closet in the north wall. There were shelves within the closet with various items on them including a black, cloth case with Springfield Armory printed on the front. Inside the case was a Springfield 1911-A1 (SN#NM968590) Santa Ana PD 2025-11359 Report by Davila, Sarah 3975 2 of 4