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S.A. 12-026 Investigator: P. Carvo Approved By: Date of Report: January 23, 2013 Date: 01/29/13 Page 16 of 22 received another call reporting that the man with the gun had actually robbed someone on the high school campus. In his voluntary statement, GRAHAM said, due to the number of calls received regarding the man with a gun, he took his duty pistol out of his holster and held it in his lap as they arrived at the scene. They saw several men standing in the middle of Ross Street near an east/west alley that runs between Walnut Street and Pine Street. The men were waving their arms to get the officers’ attention. As ENRIQUEZ and GRAHAM pulled up, the men pointed east down the alley at a male subject, later identified as JAIME LOPEZ GUILLEN, who was in the backyard of 210 South Birch Street. GUILLEN was visible through a chain link fence separating the backyard from the alley. GUILLEN was not wearing a brown sweater or hoody as described in the original call; however, the men told ENRIQUEZ and GRAHAM that GUILLEN was the man with the gun. GRAHAM said, in his experience, it is common for suspects to take off outer layers of clothing when they are fleeing a crime scene in order to avoid detection. ENRIQUEZ and GRAHAM drove their police car eastbound in the alley with all of the car’s lights turned off. They could see GUILLEN pacing in the backyard, as if he was looking for a way to escape. ENRIQUEZ and GRAHAM parked their police car approximately 50 feet west of the chain link fence and exited it. They walked toward the chain link fence, both with their duty pistols pointed at GUILLEN. ENRIQUEZ walked to the north side of the chain link fence, and GRAHAM walked to the south side. GRAHAM ordered GUILLEN to put his hands up, but GUILLEN did not immediately comply. GUILLEN continued to pace around in the backyard, as if he was looking for a way to escape. GRAHAM described GUILLEN as appearing agitated and as if