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S.A. 12-022 Investigator: ANDREW ROSS Approved By: Date of Report: 01/02/13 Date: 01/03/13 Page 5 of 30 The business at 3005 South Bristol Street was listed as “F&F Party Supply Store”. The business at 3013 South Bristol Street was a self-service Laundromat. There was no listing for the business at 3009 South Bristol Street; however, it appeared to be associated with the party supply store. The party supply store was closed. The self-service Laundromat was open with the interior lights on. The two south rear doors appeared to provide access to the Laundromat. The two north rear doors appeared to provide access to the party supply store. All of the doors were closed. The southern rear door for the Laundromat was a metal bar and mesh style door, which was unlocked. There was a flood lamp mounted above the door. The flood lamp was on. The northern rear door of the Laundromat appeared to be inoperable. There was a green “Waste Management” trash dumpster against the east wall of the east structure, between the two rear Laundromat doors. The shooting incident occurred in the immediate vicinity of the north rear Laundromat door. VEHICLES IN SCENE There were two police vehicles and one civilian vehicle within the interior perimeter. Those vehicles were described as follows: • Vehicle #1 – Ford, Police Interceptor, 4 door, Santa Ana Police Department unit #853, California vehicle license number 1363975. This vehicle was driven by SAPD Officer DAVID ENRIQUEZ. This vehicle was parked facing northwesterly, east of the east wall and north of the south wall of the east structure. The vehicle’s engine, head lamps, and left spot lamp were on. Secured in the gun rack, mounted between the front seats, was a Ruger .40 caliber rifle, serial # 480-06238. There was one magazine in the magazine well and two magazines in the butt pouch. The chamber of the weapon was empty. There were eleven .40 Caliber rounds in each magazine.