Case 2025-01014 - 06162026_REDACTED'

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I arrived at approximately 1315 hours and met with Sergeant MERCER #3077 who requested photographs of the interior of room #1007 where the incident occurred, the suspect, Freddy WASHINGTON, and Officers MONDRAGON #3893, BIEBRICH #3570, CORPUS #3721, and F. RODRIGUEZ #3967. Sergeant MERCER advised WASHINGTON was transported to the Orange County Global Medical Center prior to my arrival. I met with Officer F. HERNANDEZ, and he advised his tie came off during the incident and his tie bar clip was damaged. I met with Officer MONDRAGON #3893, BIEBRICH #3570, CORPUS #3721, and F. RODRIGUEZ #3967 who were all wearing Santa Ana police uniforms. There was an unknown white colored substance on the front of Officer CORPUS’ uniform shirt, right sleeve, and left sleeve. There was an unknown white substance on the front of Officer MONDRAGON’S uniform shirt and his right sleeve. An apparent tear was in Officer MONDRAGON’S right sleeve near the elbow. Both of Officer MONDRAGON’S knees were red. Officer F. RODGRIGUEZ had an unknown white substance on the front of his uniform shirt, left sleeve, and both pant legs. The clip on Officer F. RODGRIGUEZ’S tie was bent, and his tie bar clip was broken. Officer BIEBRICH had an unknown white substance on the front and back of his uniform shirt, and on the front side of his pants. His right glove was torn around his ring finger and there was an apparent tear on the front half of his uniform shirt. I took overall, midrange, and close-up photographs of the officers and walked to room #1007. Room #1007 was on the tenth floor of the hotel. The room was furnished and filled with various items in the bathroom, bedroom area, and balcony. The room appeared untidy. I photographed the room and left the scene. I drove to OC Global, located at 1001 North Tustin Avenue and arrived at approximately 1339 hours where I met with Officer MONDRAGON #3893, Officer CORPUS, and WASHINGTON at bed D of the emergency room. Officer MONDRAGON #3893 advised that an injury on WASHINGTON’S right elbow was there prior to the incident. When I met with WASHINGTON he did not advise of pain. WASHINGTON was handcuffed with his hands behind his back, sitting on a gurney wearing a black shirt, and black helmet. WASHINGTON’S feet were restrained in a yellow wrap. I took overall, midrange, and close-up photographs of WASHINGTON and cleared the location at approximately 1348 hours. All fifty-nine (59) photographs were uploaded into the Digital Image Management System (DIMS). It should be noted that during the investigation, my department-issued Axon 3 body-worn camera was activated and recorded certain points of my investigation; it was later uploaded to the SAPD database. This concludes my involvement at this time. S. Davila #3975 Forensic Specialist I Watch 2-B (1200-1600) Santa Ana PD 2025-01014 Report by Davila, Sarah 3975 2 of 3