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S.A. 12-026 Investigator: P. Carvo Approved By: Date of Report: January 23, 2013 Date: 01/29/13 Page 18 of 22 the south side of the pickup truck. At that time, GRAHAM could not see GUILLEN’s hands or torso. ENRIQUEZ, who declined to provide a voluntary statement, fired four shots at GUILLEN. GRAHAM heard four gunshots come from the area of the alley where ENRIQUEZ was positioned. GRAHAM glanced over his shoulder and saw ENRIQUEZ still standing in the alley with his pistol pointed toward GUILLEN. GUILLEN continued to run eastbound after the shots were fired. GUILLEN ran toward a car that was covered by a tarp and began trying to climb past it. The car was parked very close to the south wall of the backyard, and GUILLEN was trying to get past the car to continue eastbound toward Birch Street. GRAHAM caught up to GUILLEN as he was trying to climb past this car. GRAHAM grabbed GUILLEN’s left shoulder and started to pull him back. GUILLEN turned toward GRAHAM but continued to try to pull away. GRAHAM then punched GUILLEN in the face and forced him to the ground between the car and the south wall of the backyard. Additional officers arrived, and GUILLEN was handcuffed. GRAHAM searched GUILLEN for weapons but did not find any. While searching GUILLEN for weapons, GRAHAM noticed blood on his hand and realized GUILLEN had been shot. SAPD Corporal BRETT NELSON arrived, began administering first aid to GUILLEN, and called for paramedics. At approximately 2222 hours, Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) Paramedic NETZHER MURO arrived at the scene. He examined GUILLEN’s injury, which MURO described as a through-and-through gunshot wound to the left upper thigh and buttock. MURO said the smaller of the two wounds was on the front part of GUILLEN’s thigh, and the larger of the two wounds was on GUILLEN’s left buttock. MURO described GUILLEN’s condition as being stable,