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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOIS2013.007_Int of FF Adam CARRASCO by Wood_redacted S.A 13-017 Investigator: ED WOOD Approved By: Date of Report:09/23/2013 Date: 10/02/2013 Page 1 of 2 CASE NAME: ARELLANO, HANS KEVIN CLASSIFICATION: OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING (FATAL) INTERVIEW OF: DATE AND TIME: AUGUST 29, 2013 0909-0915 HOURS LOCATION: FIRE STATION 78 501 NORTH NEWHOPE STREET,SANTA ANA, 92701 On Thursday, August 29, 2013, at approximately 0909 hours, I conducted an audio digitally recorded interview of Orange County Fire Authority Firefighter / Paramedic , in reference to the officer involved shooting incident of HANS KEVIN ARELLANO that occurred in the city of Santa Ana. The following is a synopsis of the interview: On July 30, 2013, was assigned to work at Orange County Fire Authority Station 78 as a Firefighter / Paramedic on Engine 78. At approximately 1504 hours, Engine 78 was dispatched to 666 South Harbor Boulevard, in Santa Ana, (run # 68676) regarding a reported gunshot victim. The actual location was just north of the dispatch location, 622 South Harbor Boulevard. The following Orange County Fire Authority personnel responded to the incident scene: • HARRY TRATTNER Engineer / Firefighter • TONY SALERNO Captain / Firefighter • JOHN TIMOTI Engineer / Firefighter ORANGE COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION INTERVIEW REPORT S.A 13-017 Investigator: ED WOOD Approved By: Date of Report:09/23/2013 Date: 10/02/2013 Page 2 of 2 • DEONE SALDANA Paramedic / Firefighter At approximately 1510 hours, Engine 78 arrived on scene. The area was a “strip mall” in the area of Harbor and McFadden. observed numerous uniformed Santa Ana police officers present and a male patient, later identified as HANS KEVIN ARELLANO. ARELLANO was lying face down on his left side. ARELLANO was rolled over and observed a gunshot wound (GSW) to ARELLANO’s upper chest area. estimated that ARELLANO sustained blood loss of approximately 150cc. ARELLANO’s airway was open but his breathing was absent and he had no blood circulation. An electrocardiogram (EKG) was affixed to ARELLANO and the reading was asystole (Flatline, no cardiac electrical activity). It was determined that ARELLANO was dead on arrival (DOA) of the OCFA. ARELLANO was pronounced at the scene by due to obvious signs of death. ARELLANO was not transported to the hospital. ARELLANO was left at the scene for the care of the Santa Ana Police Department and the Orange County Coroner investigator.