State of Florida vs. Tammy Lynn Gill

S.A. CASE NO.
: STATE OF FLORIDA
VS.
12CF0811 OOAD
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA Fall Term, in the year two thousand twelve CLERK NO.: DIVISION: 162012CF012047AXXXMA CRA
TAMMY LYNN GILL
INFORMATION FOR: 1) 2) 3) WRITTEN THREATS TO KILL OR DO BODILY INJURY CARRYING A CONCEALED FIREARM FLEEING OR ATTEMPTING TO ELUDE A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
IN THE NAME OF AND BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, ANGELA B. COREY, State Attorney for the Fourth Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, in and for Duval County, charges that: COUNT 1 TAMMY LYNN GILL on December 11, 2012, in the County of Duval and the State of Florida, did knowingly write or compose and did knowingly send or procure the sending of a letter, inscribed communication or electronic communication, so written or composed, whether such letter or communication be signed or anonymous, to Mike Ashurian, containing a threat to kill or to do bodily injury to the person to whom such letter or communication is sent, or a threat to kill or to do bodily injury to any member of the family of the person to whom such letter or communication is sent, contrary to the provisions of Section 836.10, Florida Statutes.
COUNT 2 TAMMY LYNN GILL on December 11, 2012, in the County of Duval and the State of Florida, did carry on or about her person a concealed firearm, contrary to the provisions of Section 790.01(2), Florida Statutes. COUNT 3 TAMMY LYNN GILL on December 11, 2012, in the County of Duval and the State of Florida, did then and there operate a motor vehicle upon a street or highway, and did willfully and knowingly refuse or fail to stop such vehicle in compliance with an order to stop by a duly authorized law enforcement officer, or did willfully flee in an attempt to elude such officer after having stopped in knowing compliance with such order to stop, contrary to the provisions of Section 316.1935(1), Florida Statutes. ANGELA B. COREY, STA FOURTH RNEY
Fourth Judicial Circuit of Florida, in and for Duval County STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF DUVAL
Personally appeared before me, , Assistant State Attorney, for the Fourth Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, in and for Duval County, who is personally known to me, and who being first duly sworn, says that the allegations as set forth in the foregoing information are based upon facts that have been sworn to as true, and which, if true, would constitute the offense therein charged, and that this prosecution is instituted in good faith, and hereby certifies that testimony under oath has been received from the material witness(es) for the offense. Sworn to and subscribed before me this
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NOTICE OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION WITHIN COURT FILING Pursuant to Florida Rule of Judicial Administration 2.420(d)(2), the filer of this court record (Information) indicates that confidential information is included within the document being filed; to wit: Social Security Number, 119.0714. Dkt Ext. Race 2012-034021 White
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MCL NO.(S): S836.10, F2; S790.01 (2), F3; S316.1935(1) , F3
S.A. CASE NO.:
12CF081100A..
IN THE CIRCU 'JURT OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA CLERK NO.: 162012CF012047AXXXMA CRA
STATE OF FLORIDA vs. TAMMY LYNN GILL
DIVISION:
STATE'S DISCOVERY EXHIBIT AND DEMAND FOR RECIPROCAL DISCOVERY This response meets the requirements of Rule 3.220(b), Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure, and provides answers in the same order as required by the Rule. The State demands reciprocal discovery as required by Rule 3.220(d), Florida Rules of Criminal Procedure. A. All court reporters used in depositions and prior sworn statements in this cause, and all witnesses whose names are brought out in depositions. CATEGORY A:
LAW ENFORCEMENT:
J. N. Amponin, #64623, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 D. E. Anderson, #7906, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 H. R. Brooks, #7536, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 M. P. Chizik, #7471, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 D. E. Espie, #7906, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 R. M. Gupton, #6053, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 K. L. Haines, #7792, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 B. A. Hudson, #5845, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 A. R. Kocs, #6155, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 L. E. Kuczkowski, #6254, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 D. E. Meacham, #5654, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 K. D. Munger, #7936, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 T. W. Sellers, II, #5665, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 D. E. Smith, Jr., #5362, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 W. A. Smith, #5213, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 K. A. Spencer, #62058, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 G. M. Stucki, #6796, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 W. D. Vandiver, Sr., #5964, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 G. L. Warkentien, #7461, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 R. R. Watson, Jr., #5772, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 James Robert Gergely, Academy Sports & Outdoors, 11901 Atlantic Boulevard, Jacksonville, Florida 32225 Daniel Casas, Academy Sports & Outdoors, 11901 Atlantic Boulevard, Jacksonville, Florida 32225 Nathan Ray Newton, Academy Sports & Outdoors, 11901 Atlantic Boulevard, Jacksonville, Florida 32225 David William Hickox, 2320 Luana Drive East, Jacksonville, Florida 32246 Michael Ashourian, 7880 Gate Parkway, Suite #300, Jacksonville, Florida 32256 Elaine Ashourian, 7880 Gate Parkway, Suite #300, Jacksonville, Florida 32256 William Franklin Hampton, Academy Sports & Outdoors, 11901 Atlantic Boulevard, Jacksonville, Florida 32225 Chris LeBlanc, Academy Sports & Outdoors, 11901 Atlantic Boulevard, Jacksonville, Florida 32225 Lester Griffis, Academy Sports & Outdoors, 11901 Atlantic Boulevard, Jacksonville, Florida 32225 Kenneth Edward Cheshire, 91 West 111h Street, #305, Atlantic Beach, Florida 32233.
CIVILIANS:
CATEGORY C: Gary S. Myers, Address to be Determined.
Academy Sports & Outdoors, 11901 Atlantic Boulevard, Jacksonville, Florida 32225 L. J. Baughan, #6887, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 R. Booker, #6801, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 M. B. Boyd, #6678, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Jeffrey Brokaw, Medical Examiner's Office, 2100 Jefferson Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32206 C. J. Brown, #6920, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 C. R. Butler, #6953, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 A. B. Carnes, #6893, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 T. J. Carr, #19945, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 W. P. Cullen, #5875, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 S. D. Douberly, #6478, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 B. S. Gidcumb, #5818, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 K. J. Guthrie, #5257, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 T. R. Hackney, #7157, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 J. P. Hartley, #5289, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Jesse Hooker, Bureau Of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, 5210 Belfort Road, Suite 350, Jacksonville, Florida 32256 M. A. Jones, #6139, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 D. B. Kenney, #7277, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 N.C. Lamb, #67387, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 C. T. Lavalley, #5275, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 E. Luciano, #60846, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 D. C. Miller, #6983, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 D. W. Oliver, #6072, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 J. D. Powell, #5884, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 R. J. Ragasa, #7071, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 C. Rodgers, Jr., #5804, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 L. V. Schmitt, #5174, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 R. Schoonover, #6434, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 S. M. Scott, #6386, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 D. E. Senterfitt, #6784, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 C. B. Shivers, Jr., #6633, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 E. A. Snider, #7869, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 B. L. Stevenson, #5132, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 N. Tollinchi, #7682, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 T. K. Waters, #6866, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 D. Wynne, #7417, Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, 501 East Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 B. All statements brought out at depositions, if taken in this cause. Any statements contained on the arrest docket and all police reports. See Arrest and Booking Report #2012-894259; General Offense Report andSupplemental Reports #'s 1-4; Evidence Report and Supplement #1; Written Statement of B. Hudson; & the Defendant's Recorded Interview. All statements brought out at depositions, if taken in this cause. Any statements by the accused on the arrest docket and all police reports. See Arrest and Booking Report #2012-894259; Supplemental Reports #'s 2 & 4; & the Defendant's Recorded Interview. None known to the State at this time. None known to the State at this time. All items of evidence obtained from the Accused, which are listed in police reports and property submission/storage cards. None known to the State at this time. None known to the State at this time. Yes, no documents. Any statements brought out at depositions. Crime Scene Photos, rights form, and all items of evidence listed in police reports and property submission/storage cards. Property Storage Cards - Sequence #'s 1-5; Email (From: Jim Gill; Dated: 12/11/12); JPIC Offender Photographs.
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D. E. *F. G. H. *1. *J. *K.
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None known to the State at th1;:, time. None known to the State at this time.
3.220(b)(4) Brady.
* Defense may inspect, copy, test or photograph items contained in these paragraphs by appointment. ** All recordings/documents/reports/photographs/forms mentioned herein are attached hereto. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I HEREBY CERTIFY that a copy of the foregoing has been furnished by The Public Defender, 407 North Laura Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202, this to James Armstrong, Office Of day of January, 2013.
ANGELA B. COREY STATE ATTORNEY
By:
Vincent Joseph Sonson Assistant State Attorney Bar Number 0057387
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Incident Inf ormation

Day/ Date/Time of Incident-From: Tuesday 12/11/2012 09:22 Day/ Date/Time ofincident-To: Tuesday 12/11/2012 09:29 Location ofIncident: 11901 ATLANTIC BLVD Apt./Lot #: Sub Sector: F1 City: JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: 32225 Taz: 327 Crossstreet: Day/ Date/Time Incident Reported: Tuesday 12/11/2012 11:56 Drug Activity: NOT APPLICABLE Drug Type: NOT APPLICABLE #OfOfnses: 1 Alcohol Related: U NKNOWN (OR N/A) Drug Related: UNKNOWN (OR N/A) #Of Victims: MC.l Case: No Follow up by: Was Hate Crime Involved: No Dating Violence Involved: No #OfSuspects:
Offense or Incident:
#1
Statute No: 999
Degree: NA
UCR Code: 999Z
Attempt Code: Commit
LAW ENFORCEMENT INCIDENT
ADDIT ION AL I NFORMATION
On Tuesday, 12-11-2012 at 0922, Patrol was dispatched to 11901 Atlantic Blvd. (Academy Sports) in reference to a disturbance. A white male, i ndivid ual, who had entered the store with a shotgun, was i nside the store creating a disturbance and was now threatni ng employees with the weapon. Upon arrival, patrol observed the suspect leavi ng i n a white pick-up truck, being driven by another person, a white female. The vehicle was stopped, but started driving off. Upon being ordered to stop, the white male reportedly pointed the gun and fired at the officer. The officer fired his weapon striking the suspect. The driver drove a short distance before pulling over. Rescue responded and the white male suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. Cold Case Homicide Team with conduct a follow-up i nvestigation.
Clearance Status: ONGOING INV ESTIGATION
Clearance Code: Date case was cleared:
Number of Cases Cleared
CRIME AN ALYSIS
Aggravated Assault/Murder: NOT APPLICABLE Type of Weapon: NOT APPLICABLE Forced Entry: NOT APPLICABLE Structure Occupancy Code: NOT APPLICABLE Number ofPremises Entered: Location Type: Specialty Store Incident Occurred Outside this Location Incident Occurred In the Parking Lot at this Location: Yes Number ofArrested: Number of Vehicles Recovered: School Name: School Number Is Ofense Related toDomestic Violence: No Ifyes, were Children under18 Present: No IfNo is itDomestic Related: NO Is there additional information included on a continuation report: No Are there other Pertinent Reports: No In your opinion is there significant reason to believe that the crime can be solved by a patrolfollow up investigation? No Case Information Card Left With: N.A. Neighborhood Canvass Conducted: No IfOther (Name Address): Sub Sector: Apt./Lot #: Address: City: State: Zip: Taz: Crossstreet: Home Phone # Bus. Phone # Ext. Cell Phone # Cell Phone Provider E mail Is Vagrant? NO
MISCELLANEOUS:
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JOHN H. RUTHERFORD, SHERIFF
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Investigative Time:
#1
Hours: 4
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Cost Amount: $192.96 NA:[ 1 NA:[ 1 Notified: [ 1 Assigned By HQ:[ X 1
12/11/2012 12:17
Minutes: 0
Detective Called To the Scene:DET. W.A. SMITH #5213 Evidence Technician Called to the Scene: #0 Reporting Ofcers: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR) Approving SupervisorH.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR) Unit: HOMICIDE Division: DETECTIVE
ID #2172
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Incident Information
Day/Date/Time ofincident From: Location of Incident:
Tuesday 12/11/2012 09:22

Apt.!Lot#:
Day/Date/Time ofincident-To:
Tuesday 12/11/2012 09:29

Sub Sector:
11901 ATLANTIC BLVD FLORIDA

Zip:
F1
City: JACKSONVILLE State: Taz: 327 Crossstreet: Drug Activity:
32225
Day/Date/Time Incident Reported: Drug Type:
Tuesday 12/11/2012 11:56

# Of Offenses: # Of Victims: # Of Suspects:
NOT APPLICABLE UNKNOWN (OR N/A)

Follow-up by: Was Hate Crime Involved:
NOT APPLICABLE UNKNOWN (OR N/A) No Commit
Alcohol Related: MC.I Case:
Drug Related:
2 2 1
No
No NA
Dating Violence Involved:
Offense#1 Statute No: 782.02

JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE
Degree:
UCR Code:
090B
Attempt Code:
Offense#2 Statute No: 784.07(2)(C)

ASSAULT/AGG;
Degree:
F2
UCR Code:
130B
Attempt Code:
Commit
LEO/FIREFIGHTER/EMT/NONSWORN OR LICENSED SECURITY OFFICER/ETC;
PERSONAL OR SPECIAL WEAPON
Name: COWAN, LESLY Address: 310 MAYPORT RD
Victim Information #1
VICTIM TYPE: ADULT

Apt.!Lot#: Sub Sector: Zip:
AB
City: ATLANTIC BEACH State: Taz: 732 Crossstreet: Home Phone# Bus. Phone#Ext.
FLORIDA
32233
CellPhone# CellPhoneProvider E-mail Is Vagrant? NO Alternate Address: Alt Apt./Lot# : Alt City: Alt State: Alt Zip: Alt Taz: Aft Crossstreet: Alt Home Phone# Alt Bus. Phone# AltExt. Alt Cell Phone# Alt Cell Phone Provider AltE mail Hospital Where Victim taken: NOT APPLICABLE Place qfEmploy /School: Race: WHITE Ethnicity: NOT OF HISPANIC ORIGIN Sex: Male DOB: 10/4/1956 Weight (lbs) range isfrom Height: 5' 7" Eye Color: BLUE Hair Color: GRAY/SALT & PEPPER Injury Extent: FATAL Injury Type: GUNSHOT
Offenses Victim of: #1
Alt Sub-Sector:
Age:
56
to Residence Type: CITY Residence Status: RESIDENT
Victim Relationship To Offender:
NOT APPLICABLE
Weapons Involved:
#1 COWAN, LESLY
RIFLE (DISCHARGED) HANDGUN (DISCHARGED)
Name: HUDSON, B A Address: 501 BAY ST E
Victim Information#2
Apt./Lot#:
VICTIM TYPE: LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

Sub-Sector:
A3
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City: JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: Taz: 97 Crossstreet: Home Phone# Bus. Phone #(904)-630-0500Ext. Cell Phone# Cell Phone Provider E mail Is Vagrant? NO Alternate Address: Alt Apt./Lot#: Alt City: Alt State: Alt Zip: Alt Taz: Alt Crossstreet: Alt Home Phone# Alt Bus. Phone# Alt Ext.
32202
Alt Sub Sector:
Alt Cell Phone# Alt Cell Phone Provider Alt E-mail Hospital Where Victim taken: NOT APPLICABLE Place qf Employ!School: JACKSONVILLE SHERIFF'S OFFICE Race: WHITE Ethnicity: NOT OF HISPANIC ORIGIN Sex: Male DOE:
Age range
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Weight (lbs) range isfrom Height range isrom to Eye Color: BROWN Hair Color: BROWN InjuryExtent: NONE Injury Type: NOT APPLICABLE
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Residence Type: CITY Residence Status: RESIDENT

Victim Relationship To Offender:
NOT APPLICABLE
Weapons Involved:
#1
COWAN, LESLY
HANDGUN (DISCHARGED) RIFLE (DISCHARGED)
Officer Assaulted, No Injury 21 Distancefrom Officer (in feet)? 50 Activity Type: Responding to Disturbance Assignment: One Person Vehicle, Alone Was Officer aware Offender had Weapon? Yes Was a Firearm Discharged by Offender? Yes Did Offender Use Officers Weapon? No Did Officer Wear Body Armor? Yes Did Armor prevent Injury? No Was a Firearm Discharged by Officer? Yes Was Offender lnjuryed? Yes Extent of injury to offender by Officer: Fatal
Officer Assault:
Incident Type:
Officer ID# 5845 Years of Experience?
Suspect Information#1 Name: COWAN LESLY Address: 310 MAYPORT RD Apt.!Lot# : City: ATLANTIC BEACH State: FLORIDA Taz: 732 Crossstreet:
Home Phone# Bus. Phone#Ext. Cell Phone# Cell Phone Provider E mail Is Vagrant? NO Place qf Employ /School: Race: WHITE Ethnicity: 5'
Suspect Location: Arrested

Zip:
32233
Sub-Sector:
AB
NOT OF HISPANIC ORIGIN
Sex:
Male
DOB: 10/4/1956
Age:
56
7" WeiKhf (lbs) range isfrom Height: to Eye Color: BLUE Hair Color: GRAY/SALT & PEPPER Hair lenKth: MEDIUM Hair Style: STRAIGHT Complexion: MEDIUM Voice: Facial Hair: BEARD Distinguishing Marks: Clothing/Description: Nickname(s) : Aliases:
#2
ASSAULT/AGG; LEO/FIREFIGHTER/EMT/NONSWORN OR LICENSED SECURITY OFFICER/ETC; PERSONAL OR SPECIAL WEAPON
Jail Booking# Ecd Usage: RTR written related to this incident?
OBTSNo.
Juvenile:
Miranda Warnings Given:
No
Suspect Confessed?
YES
RTR!ncident Yr: 2012 RTRincident #:894259
Velticle I Vessel Information: #1 FORD Model: F150 Primary Color: WHITE Color#2: WHITE Tag: 526WTH State: FLORIDA Year: 2013
Year: 1994Make:
Velticle Type: TRUCKIVAN/SUV
Tag# 10 28 Ran?
Yes
Tag# 10-29 Ran?
Yes
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V.IN. #: 1 FTEF15N4RNA60393
VIN 10 28 Rmi?
Yes VIN
10 29 Ran?
Yes VINVerified By Officer? Yes
Boat Only Section: Boat Name: Boat Type: Propulsion Type: Hull Material: Hull Length (in ft): Coast Guard Boat Number: Boat Owner Assigned Number:
Iftowed location of garage: NCIC Notified: No Date: Time: 00:00 ID #: Dispatch#: Ignition Locked: No Keys in Ignition: Yes Doors Locked: No Vehicle Status: SUSPECT Recovery Code: NOT APPLICABLE Location Recovered: 11601 ATLANTIC BLVD Apt.!Lot#: City: JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: 32225 Taz:327 Crossstreet: Recovery Location: OTHER Vehicle Damaged Yes Vehicle Condition Good Damage Code: OTHER Damaged Areas ofVehicle: Area 1 No Area 6 No Area 11 No Area 16 No Driver TAMMY L. GILL Address: 310 MAYPORT RD Apt.!Lot#: City: ATLANTIC BEACH State: FLORIDA Zip: 32233 Taz: 732 Crossstreet: Home Phone# Bus. Phone#Ext. Cell Phone# Cell Phone Provider E mail IsVagrant? NO owner Driver TAMMY L. GILL Address: 310 MAYPORT RD Apt.!Lot#: City: ATLANTIC BEACH State: FLORIDA Zip: 32233 Taz: 732 Crossstreet: Home Phone# Bus. Phone#Ext. Cell Phone# Cell Phone Provider E mail IsVagrant? NO Contacted? Yes Date: 12/11/2012 Time: 13:00 How Contacted: Person SHE WAS ARRESTED Vic. I Com. Has received their vehicle at the scene. NA Vehicle was Processed? Yes Vic. I Com. Has Agreed To Have TheirVehicle Towed if found and is unable to respond to scene. NA WasVehicle Towed I Hold Placed I Seized? Yes Sub-Sector: AB Sub-Sector: AB Area 4 No Area5 No Area3 No Area2 No Area 9 Yes Area 10 No Area 8 Yes Area 7 No Area 14 No Area 1 5 No Area 13 No Area 12 No Area 17 Yes Area 18 Undercarriage: No Area 19 Windshield: No Area 20 Tires I Rims No Value ofVehicle Taken: Value as Recovered
Sub Sector: F1
Vehicle Tow Information: Seizure Type: Towed or Seized Request Date: Request Time: 00:00 Dispatch Date: Dispatch Time: 00:00 Reason Vehicle Towed: Description: Hold Information:
Hold Unit Hold Status HoldiD Release Date Wrecker Company LocationVehicle Towed: Wrecker Driver's Name Inventory: Other Vehicle Contents Approving Supervisor: ID #0
Seized?
Release Time
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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THIS REPORT WAS GENERATED 'a v CORRECT THE ERROR STATUS. A MCJn.f DETAILED REPORT WILL FOLLOW AT A LATER DATE. Clearance Status: CASE NOT CLEARED Clearance Code: Date case was cleared: Case Not Cleared Type: CASE NOT CLEARED (DETECTIVE FOLLOW-UP) Number of Cases Cleared
CRIME ANALYSIS Aggravated Assault/Murder: ASSAULT ON LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER Type of Weapon: HANDGUN (DISCHARGED) ForcedEntry: NOT APPLICABLE Structure Occupancy Code: NOT APPLICABLE Number of PremisesEntered: Location Type: Specialty Store Incident Occurred Outside this Location Incident Occurred In the Parking Lot at this Location: Yes Number of Arrested: 1 Number ofVehicles Recovered: School Name: School Number MISCELLANEOUS: Is Offense Related to Domestic Violence: No Ijyes, were Children under18 Present: No If No is it Domestic Related: NO Is there additional information included on a continuation report: Yes Are there other Pertinent Reports: Yes In your opinion is there significant reason to believe that the crime can be solved by a patroljollow-up investigation? No Case Information Card Left With: N.A. Neighborhood Canvass Conducted: No fOther (Name Address): Address: Apt.!Lot#: Sub Sector: City: State: Zip: Taz: Crossstreet: Home Phone# Bus. Phone#Ext. Cell Phone# Cell Phone Provider E mail IsVagrant? NO Investigative Time: #2 Hours: 1 Minutes: 0
Cost Amount: $48.24 NA: [ NA: [ ID ID ID
Detective Called To the Scene:DET. W.A. SMITH #5213 Evidence Technician Called to the Scene: #0 Reporting Officers: W.A.SMITH Approving Supervisor R .BOO KER Division: DETECTIVE Unit: HOMICIDE
#5213 #0 #6801
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Day/Date/Time of Incident From: Tuesday 12/11/2012 09:22 Location of Incident: 11901 ATLANTIC BLVD Apt.!Lot#: City: JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: 32225 Taz: 327 Crossstreet: Drug Activity: NOT APPLICABLE Alcohol Related: UNKNOWN (OR N/A)
MC.l
Day/Date/Time ofincident-To: Tuesday 12/11/2012 09:29 Sub-Sector: F1 Day/Date/Time Incident Reported: Tuesday 12/11/2012 11:56
Drug Type: NOT APPLICABLE Drug Related: UNKNOWN (OR N/A)
# Of Offenses: 2 # OfVictims: 2 # Of Suspects: 1 Attempt Code: Commit
Case: No Follow-up by:
Was Hate Crime Involved: No DatingViolence Involved: No Degree: NA UCR Code: 090B


ASSAULT/AGG;
Degree: F2
UCR Code: 130B

OFFICER/ETC;

LEO/FIREFIGHTER/EMT/NONSWORN OR LICENSED SECURITY
Vehicle Tow Information: Seizure Type: Towed or Seized Request Date: Request Time: 00:00 Dispatch Date: Dispatch Time: 00:00 Reason Vehicle Towed: Description: Hold Information:
Hold Unit Hold Status HoldiD Release Date Wrecker Company LocationVehicle Towed: Wrecker Driver's Name Inventory: Other Vehicle Contents Approving Supervisor: ID #0
Seized?
Release Time
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SUBMITTED BY: K.J.GUTHRIE, ID:5257 AT 12/11/2012, 14:29 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), 10:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 15:23 At 1212 hours I was dispatched to relieve a traffic unit posted up at Atlantic Blvd westbound and the exit to Kernan Blvd. Once on scene, I stood by with Officer M.A. Jones #6139 until Atlantic Blvd westbound was opened up for traffic. I did not talked to the officer involved in the shooting.
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SUBMITTED BY: D.E.SMITH, ID:5362 AT 12/11/2012, 13:27 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 13:55 On 12-11-12 at 0942, Officer Hudson called me at home and advised me that he had been involved in a shooting. Officer Hudson told me that the incident happened when the passenger in a truck pointed a gun at him as they
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drove around him. He said he firea s rifle at the passenger side of the truch.. At this time I stopped Officer Hudson's account of the incident and told him that he should only talk to investigators about the incident. He told me the location of the incident. The reason he called is that I am on extended leave. Due to being Officer Hudson's supervisor, I responded to the scene to check on his well being and to see if there was anything I could do for him. Officer Hudson was busy talking to Detectives as well as Sheriff's Staff. I told Officer Hudson I would stand by in case he needed anything. I did not go up to the scene where the suspect vehicle was on Atlantic Blvd.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SUBMITTED BY: T.W.SELLERS, ID:5665 AT 12/11/2012, 14:15 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 15:20 On 12-11-12, at 0923, I was dispatched to an armed disturbance at 11901 Atlantic Blvd. (Academy Sports). Dispatch advised that an armed man and woman were in the store. I notified dispatch to send a supervisor and more units. As I pulled into the Academy parking lot, dispatch advised the suspect was now threatening to kill the store employees. I cut across the parking lot to reach the front of the store. Employees began pointing to the rear of the parking lot adjacent to Atlantic Blvd. Dispatch then advised that the suspect was in a white truck leaving the parking lot. I saw the truck and drove toward it. The truck was preparing to leave the lot. I saw Officer Hudson standing outside of his car with his rifle. Officer Hudson engaged the truck as it drove away from him. He shot at the passenger side of the truck cab. As I drove by Officer Hudson toward the vehicle, Officer Hudson yelled, "He pointed a gun at mel" I had no more conversation with Officer Hudson past that. I was behind the suspect's truck as it turned West on Atlantic Blvd. from the parking lot. I called out the direction of travel to dispatch and followed the truck approximately 1/4 mile. The truck moved to the emergency lane and stopped. I was positioned to see the driver from a point of relative safety. I grabbed my JSO rife, charged a round, took the safety off and engaged the female in the driver seat. I did not see a passenger. The female exited the truck, shut the driver door, and put her hands in the air. I gave the female loud verbal orders to get on the ground, while engaging the cab of the truck. The female layed prone on the ground. Officer Hudson took over control of the female. I engaged the cab of the truck and began to see the passenger, not moving, slumped over in his seat. I gave orders to the passenger to show me his hands.I received no response. I saw a shotgun and pistol on the seat directly beside him. The passenger's hands appeared to be empty. Officer Spencer was covering the passenger side of the vehicle. The suspect twitched but appeared lifeless. Officer Carr pulled the suspect from the truck. The truck was then completely cleared. Officer Baughn took custody of the female and took her to my unit. The female's pockets were emptied by Officer Baughn. The female had a pink stun gun in her pocket. I am unsure which pocket. The female had several folded pages of religious type text on them. JFRD #58 medically examined the female and found no injury. The female did have blood about her entire person. The female sat in my unit very calmly. She made no utterances or requests. I asked the female pertinent information such as name, address, phone number, and email address. I did not asked the female any more questions. I spoke to several Detectives about the incident. Officer Baughn took custody of the female and took her from my unit to hers.
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SUBMITTED BY: R.R.WATSON, ID:5772 AT 12/11/2012, 13:04 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 13:13 On 12-11-12 at 0930, I responded to assist officers at 11901 Atlantic Blvd. the business of Academy Sports, on a call of an armed subject in the business. Upon my arrival at the store, I came into contact with several employees. I spoke with the managers of the business who advised that a man carrying a shotgun entered the store. When approached by employees to surrender his weapon, the man refused to do so. They added that the man walked to the gun counter where he was contacted by other employees along with employee Gergely. I spoke to a Mr. James Robert Gergely, who was working the gun counter of the store. Per Mr. Gergely, the man entered the store with a shotgun in his hands and came to the gun counter. He advised that once he observed the man with the shotgun in his hands, he approached the man asking if he could be of assistance. The man replied that he was looking for bullets for his gun. Mr. Gergely advised the man that he would need to surrender his gun and then he could assist him. The man advised Mr. Gergely that he is not going to give his gun up and that he is tired of dealing with the Federal Government. The man then held the shotgun at his waist, in the direction of Mr. Gergely and stated, " I WILL SHOOT ANYONE THAT TRIES TO TAKE MY GUN!". At that point, Mr. Gergely backed away from the man and advised his managers of the situation. He advised that the man then got ammunition from the shelf and left the area. Homicide Det. K. Munger #7936 arrived at the scene and I briefed him on what I have done. I then exited to business and wrote my report. I did not talk to the Officer involved in this incident.
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SUBMITTED BY: B.S.GIDCUMB, ID:5818 AT 12/11/2012, 12:38 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 12:41 I responded to the scene and completed the traffic detour for all officers involved in detouring traffic. I did speak to the officer invovled in the shooting.
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SUBMITTED BY: J.D.POWELL, ID:5884 AT 12/11/2012, 14:46 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 15:25 On 12-11-2012, at 0925hrs, I was dispatched to a call for a dispute at Academy Sports, 11901 Atlantic Blvd. Upon my arrival I went to the final stopping location of the suspect vehicle as a felony traffic stop was concluding. I observed two officers removing the unresponsive suspect from the passenger side of the vehicle onto the sidewalk on Atlantic Blvd. I assisted in securing the white female involved but did not question her or hear her make any statements. I assisted in traffic control at the scene of the suspect vehicle and assisted with creating a crime scene perimeter. Once the crime scene was stabilized and traffic was diverted I was sent to Wai-Mart to purchase a case of water for the officers on both crime scene locations. Upon my return to the scene I was assigned to maintain crime scene security over the evidence and scene leading into the parking-lot of Academy Sports (11901 Atlantic Blvd.). I remained at that location until the crime scene was opened. I had no other involvement in this incident and never spoke with or made contact with the involved officer.
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APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPI:rviSOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 15:51
On the listed date and time, I responded to the Academy Sports at 11901 Atlantic Bv. in regards to a subject inside the store creating a disturbance with a shotgun. While enroute, HQ advised that the subject had left the store in a truck, and was attempting to leave the parking lot. Moments later I heard Officer Hudson advising that shots had been fired, and that the subject shot at him. Following that I heard a traffic stop being conducted on the truck on Atlantic Bv., followed by rescue being requested for a gunshot victim. On my arrival, I met with Lt. Douberly at the scene of the traffic stop. While there I observed a wm laying on the sidewalk on his back adjacent to a truck and learned that the subject had been shot by Police. I did not observe any movement from the wm. I was then assigned the immediate task of controlling the traffic on Atlantic Bv., then supervising the scene where the shooting had taken place. Once traffic was stopped and redirected on Atlantic Bv. I responded to the western end of the Academy Sports parking lot. Once there I observed Officer Hudson Standing by his marked patrol car. There was crime scene tape in an area around the car, and immediate area of the parking lot. I then asked Officer Hudson if he was ok, and he replied yes. I asked him if he had discharged his weapon and he replied yes. I then asked if it was his pistol or rifle and he replied it was his rifle, and that he had secured it inside his trunk. I then asked Officer Hudson if he could point to the area where the rounds were fired for the purpose of immediately securing evidence at the scene and he replied yes. He then pointed to an area adjacent to the center median of the western entrance of the parking lot. As I walked towards the area, Officer Hudson told me he could not remember if he fired 4-5 shots or 6-7 shots. Once there I observed 7 spent rifle casings. He then stated that he believed the subject had fired a gun at him but he was not sure because he believed he had "auditory exclusion". He stated the suspect pointed the gun and he then saw the gun make a motion as if it was firing. He then fired at the suspect. I then extended the crime scene with tape, requested additional manpower, and assured the scene was secure until processed by crime scene personnel. I also instructed Officers Wynn, and Boyd to act as historians at the scene. I stayed on scene until the processing was completed by crime scene personnel. I did not have any contact with the subject that was driving the vehicle the suspect had been in.
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SUBMITTED BY: M.A.JONES, ID:6139 AT 12/11/2012, 12:54 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 12:57 I ARRIVED AT THE SECOND SCENE (10700 ATLANTIC BV) WHERE THE SUSPECT VEHICLE STOPPED AND ASSISTED WITH UNITS ON THE TAKE DOWN OF BOTH SUSPECTS. I DID NOT TALK TO ANY OFFICERS ABOUT WHAT OCCURRED AT THE ORIGINAL SCENE. WHEN THE FEMALE SUSPECT WAS HANDCUFFED I ASSISTED WITH TRAFFIC CONTROL ON ATLANTIC BV AT THE KERNAN EXIT WESTBOUND UNTIL I WAS RELIEVED.
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SUBMITTED BY: A.R.KOCS, ID:6155 AT 12/11/2012, 13:20 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 13:32 At approximately 0922 hours, I heard HQ dispatch units to 11901 Atlantic Blvd, Academy Sports, in reference to a possibly armed subject involved in an altercation with employees at the gun counter inside the business. I began to head to the location as an additional unit. While enroute to the location, I heard an officer on the radio say something in an excited tone that sounded like "he tried to shoot me" or something similar. I began to speed to the the location with lights and sirens. I arrived in the area of 11600 Atlantic Blvd (in the East bound lane) in about 1-2 minutes. I observed several officers with guns drawn and pointed at a white pickup truck, which was parked in the West bound lane on Atlantic Blvd, just West of the Academy Sports parking lot. I observed an unknown white female near the left side (driver's) of the truck. She was proned out on the street and appeared to be covered in blood. I handcuffed the female and asked her if she is hurt or "shot" and she calmly said "no". Once cuffed, I rolled her to her side and assisted her to her feet. I then walked her away from the pickup truck and assisted officer L. Baughan #6887, who searched the female. We then placed the female in the back of Officer Sellers patrol car. I then observed other officers pull out an unknown white male from the passenger seat of the white pickup truck. The male appeared to be unresponsive and was laid out on the street next to the pickup truck. I had no other contact with the subjects or officers involved on this date.
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I was then instructed to assist with traffic control and directed Westbound traffic on Atlantic Blvd until relieved by Traffic units. At that time, I did not know how the man was shot or by which officer. I did not speak about the shooting with any officer at the scene.
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SUBMITTED BY: S.D.DOUBERLY, ID:6478 AT 12/11/2012, 14:20 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 15:21 On 12/11/12 at approximately 0925 while inside Sub 2 I heard a 63/0 call dispatched involving a customer versus employees at an unknown business (I later learned was Academy Sports). The dispatcher advised that the customer was "signal 0" with a gun and was threatening the employees. She further advised that 4 units and a supervisor were enroute. I heard F740 advise he was enroute and shortly afterwards, I heard the dispatcher say the customer I suspect was leaving the store. The next dispatch said the suspect was getting into a white, long bed pickup truck along with a blond haired white female who was accompanying him inside the store. I heard F130 go 10-97 and 10-33 was initiated. Seconds later, dispatch said the suspect vehicle was leaving the parking lot driving past an arriving police car. A few seconds later, an officer (possibly Officer Hudson) came up on the radio in a very excited manner yelling. I was unable to understand the whole transmission but understood what I believed to be the suspect "shot at me". Another officer came up on the radio and announced that the suspect vehicle was leaving Academy Sports and was Westbound on Atlantic Blvd. I left Sub 2 and travelled toward the call. Other officers announced the vehicle was westbound and an officer believed to be Hudson transmitted, "be careful, he shot at me". Seconds later, an officer announced the vehicle was stopped at 11600 Atlantic and they were doing a felony takedown. I then heard an officer request, "rescue 10-68". I arrived on scene #2 (11600 blk of Atlantic Blvd) at 0934 hrs. Upon arrival, I observed the aforementioned white Ford pickup truck stopped in the far right (outside) lane of Atlantic Blvd. westbound. A white male was laying next to the trucks passenger door on his back with a large amount of blood on his head and upper body. He appeared dead and Officer Carr told me the suspect was dead. I saw other officers placing a white female into the backseat of another police car. She was covered in blood. I saw approximately 4 bullet holes thru the window behind the passenger seat of the truck, a shotgun leaning against the truck seat and a handgun (revolver) on the seat (near middle). Engine and Rescue 58 arrived and I told one paramedic to approach and check the suspect for signs of life while officers began to tape the scene. The paramedic told me the suspect was dead. I later learned that the suspect ended up on the ground after Officer Carr extracted him while clearing the truck and due to the close proximity of the weapons. He further stated that at that time, the suspect was "still twitching". Officer Hudson approached me with his rifle on sling over his shoulder. I asked if he was ok and he said "yes". I asked if he fired on the suspect and he said he did. I asked him where this took place and he pointed East towards the Academy Sports and said "back in the parking lot". I instructed him to place his rifle in his trunk and go back to the Academy Sports parking lot (scene 1) with Sgt Vandiver and to show him where the confrontation took place. I then instructed Sgt Vandiver to establish a crime scene perimeter in the parking lot and to manage scene 1. I instructed Sgt Carnes to go to Atlantic and Kernan Rd and to block 3 of the 4 Westbound lanes of Atlantic Blvd and to manage the traffic. We soon ended up blocking off all of Westbound Atlantic Blvd. Myself and Sgt. Kenney remained at scene 2 and managed that until homicide members and staff began to arrive. We maintained the outer perimeter until it was no longer needed.
SUBMITTED BY: M.B.BOYD, 10:6678 AT 12/11/2012, 14:01 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 15:18 On 12-11-12, at approximately 0930, I responded to 11600 block of Atlantic Blvd. to assist the units on the scene. Upon my arrival, it appeared that the officers on the scene had handled the situation and I played no role in detaining the female or treating the male.
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I was directed by Ofc. L.J. Baughan (6887) to detain a male standing on the south side of Atlantic Blvd. I detained Gary S. Myers (12-10-60). Mr. Myers stated that he was in the woods and heard gunshots but did not see anything. I later learned that an intel bulletin had been issued for Mr. Myers from Jax Beach, who came and took custody of Mr. Myers. I also helped maintain the perimeter of the shooting sight at 11901 Atlantic Blvd. (Academy Sports) and assisted in maintaining a log of persons who entered the perimeter. I was positioned at the intersection of Withrow and Altantic Blvd. I maintained that position until 1355 when the E.T.s finished processing the scene. The log was sent in Ofc. D.H. Wynne's (7417) addendum. I was directed by Sgt. Vandiver to record that Human Resources was notified by Lt. Douberly at 1054 in reference to a CISM officer being sent. At 1056, he was notified that Sgt. Oliver was enroute. I spoke briefly with Ofc. K.A. Spencer (62058) who stated that he did not see the actual shooting. I did not ask him any questions in regards to the incident, nor did I speak with Ofc. B.A. Hudson (5845). I played no other role in the incident or the investigation.
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SUBMITTED BY: A.B.CARNES, ID:6893 AT 12/11/2012, 14:14 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 15:17
On 12-11-12, at about 0930, I responded to the area of 11901 Atlantic Blvd (Academy Sports) in reference to an armed dispute (CCR 894206) with the suspect still at the scene. While I was enroute, the suspect was spotted by officers while fleeing as a passenger in a truck. I heard Officer Hudson say on the radio that the suspect had shot at him. The truck traveled about one quarter mile westbound on Atlantic Blvd, with officers following. The truck came to a stop, and it was clear to them that the suspect had been shot. As I arrived, somebody announced on the radio that all suspects were in custody and the situation was safe. As I drove past, I saw several officers around the truck and traffic backed up behind them. I began blocking westbound traffic on Atlantic Blvd at the intersection of Withrow Dr, as there were no officers there yet. I was soon relieved by two officers. I then directed Officer Watson to go into the Academy Sports and detain any witnesses or possible victims. In addition, I began to coordinate with Sgt. Vandiver and Sgt. Gidcumb in diverting all traffic from the final resting position of the suspect's vehicle on Atlantic Blvd. I then assisted in coordinating scene security of the entrance/exit driveway to Academy Sports where the shell casings and other evidence were located. At no time did I speak to the officer who fired shots, the suspects, or any witnesses who saw the shooting occur. I left the scene at about 1330.
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SUBMITTED BY: C.J.BROWN, ID:6920 AT 12/11/2012, 14:30 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 15:24 On 12-11-12, at 0952, I responded to a police involved shooting near 11600 Atlantic Blvd. I was instructed (via radio) to block off westbound traffic on Atlantic Blvd at Kernan Blvd. I positioned my police vehicle on the northwest corner of the intersection prohibiting anyone from entering Atlantic Blvd westbound.
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SUBMITTED BY: D.C.MILLER, ID:6983 AT 12/11/2012, 14:40 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 15:24 On 12-11-12, at 0930, I was dispatched to 11901 Atlantic Blvd to assist on the call.
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Upon arrival, I conducted traffic control at the intersection of Atlantic Blvd and Withrow Dr. After this, I assisted in traffic control at the intersection of Atlantic Blvd and Kernan Rd. until I was relieved by a traffic unit. I then assisted in securing the area on the west side of the Academy Sports parking lot until I was instructed by Sgt. D.E. Smith to transport the involved officer with his patrol vehicle to his residence. While transporting the officer, I did not speak to him about the case. I then returned to the scene, retrieved my patrol vehicle and left the scene.
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SUBMITTED BY: D.B.KENNEY, 10:7277 AT 12/11/2012, 12:45 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), 10:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 12:46 At approximately 0925, I heard an armed dispute call go out over the radio at Academy Sports (11901 Atlantic Blvd). Shortly after this I heard Ofc. B. Hudson announce over the radio that the suspect was in a white Ford truck leaving the area and that the suspect had fired shots at him. Shortly afterwards I heard Ofc. Sellers announce on the radio that they had the vehicle stopped on Atlantic Blvd. I then drove to the scene and arrived where the vehicle was stopped (11601 Atlantic Blvd). a white female was out of the vehicle and on the ground behind the truck. The suspect was still in the truck in the passenger seat. The suspect appeared to be unconscious and was leaning on a shotgun. The suspect was unresponsive to our demands to exit the vehicle. I instructed Ofc. Sellers #5665 to keep his rifle trained on the suspect from the driver's side of the vehicle. I instructed Ofc. T. Carr #19945 to pull the suspect from the vehicle from the passenger side. Ofc. Carr did so and placed the suspect on the sidewalk. The suspect was unresponsive. Fire/Rescue was called to the scene. I then secured the area and coordinated the response of officers to this scene and the scene of the shooting. Ofc. Hudson (who was at the scene with the vehicle) advised that he was involved in the shooting and that it occured back at the Academy Sports parking lot. I had Ofc. Hudson go back to the shooting scene and standby and not to talk with anyone. Lt. Douberly arrived on the scene and called the Homicide/Cold Case Unit. I then coordinated with the Homicide/Cold Case Unit and coordinated traffic re-routing in the area.
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D.E. Meacham #5654 G.M. Stucki #6796 G.L. Warkentien #7461 K.A. Spencer M.B. Boyd D. Wynne #7417 R.R. Watson N. Tollinchi C. Rodgers K.D. Munger #7936 D. Anderson #7906 H. Brooks J. Amponin #64623 M.P. Chikzik K.L. Haines J.D. Powell D.C. Miller ASA Sonson ASA Caliel
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This addendum is being written to document the investigative efforts of Detective M.P. Chizik #7471. 12-11-12, 1002: I received a call from Sergeant B.L. Stevenson #5132, requesting that Detective K.L. Haines #7792 and I respond to the Academy Sports (11901 Atlantic Blvd) and assist the Homicide/Cold Case Unit in reference to an officer involved shooting. 1044: Detective Haines and I arrived at the scene and met with Sergeant T.K. Waters #6866, in the parking lot at the above location. Sgt. Waters requested that Detective Haines and I go into the business (Academy Sports) and interview employee/witnesses. 1105: I conducted an interview of Daniel Casas, Hispanic male, 08-20-66, 8800 Baymeadows Cir E., (Cell) 832-349-2813. The witness is the General Manager for Academy Sports and stated that he was inside his office when the suspect first entered his store. The witness stated that he received a phone call from an employee inside the store, named Chris Lablanc, who informed the witness that a male entered the store with a shotgun and refused to allow employees to make sure it wasn't loaded. The witness stated that he approached the ammunition aisle and observed a white male and white female loading ammunition into a shopping basket. The witness stated that the male suspect was holding what appeared to the witness to be a short barreled shotgun. The witness stated that he dialed 911 and reported the incident. The witness stated that he then entered the aisle and asked the male suspect if he could help him and if he could see his gun. The witness stated that the male suspect replied "If you try to take my gun, I'll blow your fucking head off". The witness stated that he then asked the male suspect what he wanted and he replied "I'm done. I'm out of here". The witness stated that the male and female suspect took the ammunition to the front, paid for the ammunition at register #8 and walked out of the business. The witness stated that the male and female suspect entered a white in color, Ford pickup truck with tool boxes in the bed. The witness stated that the female suspect entered the driver side of this pickup truck and the male suspect entered the passenger side of the truck. The witness stated that the suspect vehicle travelled south through the parking lot and then west towards the exit. The witness stated that he then observed two marked Jacksonville Sheriff's Office vehicles enter the parking lot and drive past the suspect vehicle. The witness stated that he was still on the line with the 911 dispatcher and informed the dispatcher that the police cars just passed the suspect vehicle. The witness stated that the two police cars turned around and got behind the suspect vehicle and a third police car entered the parking lot. The witness stated that the third police car stopped near the southwest exit to the lot and the witness observed the trunk to the police car open. The witness stated that as the suspect vehicle passed the third police car, he (witness) heard what sounded like 5 gunshots. The witness stated that the suspect vehicle continued to exit the parking lot and turned westbound
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on Atlantic Blvd. with police cars . f)ursuit. The witness stated that he th h .Jst sight of the suspect vehicle and pursuing police cars. 1130: At the request of Sgt. Waters, I briefed JSO command as to the details of this incident. Note: This concluded my involvement in this investigation,
SUBMITTED BY: N.TOLLINCHI, ID:7682 AT 12/11/2012, 13:25 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 13:51 On 12/11/12, I responded to 11901 Atlantic Blvd. (Academy Sports) to assist with traffic control at the intersection of Atlantic Blvd at Withrow Dr. Upon arriving to the area, I assisted and directed traffic at that above location until I was relieved by a traffic officer. I was then assigned the secured the parking area of Academy Sports near the northwest section of the parking lot. I remained at this location until I was relieved from the scene. While at the scene, I spoke to no witnesses, and or anyone directly involved in the incident.
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Synopsis: This is the officer involved shooting investigation which occurred at 11901 Atlantic Boulevard (parking lot of Academy S ports). On 12-11-2012, patrol officers were dispatched to the Academy Sports store in reference to a customer with a firearm inside the store. The responding officers attempted to stop the suspect, who was armed with a firearm, as he was fleeing the parking lot in a white truck. The suspect shot his firearm at a uniformed officer who returned fire, shooting and killing the suspect. The following supplement report is to document the investigative efforts of this writer.
WITNESS: 1.Nathan Ray Newton, w/m, 10-20-1975, 12250 Atlantic Boulevard, Jacksonville FL, 32225, (904) 517-7595.
DETAILS OF THE INVESTIGATION: TIME OF PAGE: TUESDAY/12-11-2012/1002 HOURS TIME OF ARRIVAL: TUESDAY/12-11-2012/1044 HOURS 12-11-12/ 1002: I was instructed by Sergeant B.L.Stevenson #5132 to respond to the Academy Sports store located at 11901 Atlantic Boulevard in reference to an officer involved shooting. 1044: I arrived at the scene and met with Sergeant R. Booker #6801 who requested that I begin interviewing witnesses. 1058: I conducted an interview with witness Nathan Ray Newton who is an employee of Academy Sports. The interview with Newton was conducted inside the Academy Sports store. The following is a synopsis of the interview which was not recorded. Newton said he was working at the front entrance of the business. His job is to greet customers as they enter the business. Newton observed a white male followed by a white female enter the business. Newton noticed the white male was carrying what appeared to be a shotgun by his side. Newton said the white male then attempted to avoid him by walking diagonally away from where he (Newton) was standing. Newton then informed the white male that company policy required that he (Newton) verify that the
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shotgun was not loaded. When \,. _,ton told the white male that he would hc. * e to check his weapon the white male said "it's not loaded and it's my weapon." The white male then said "I need to buy ammo" and walked past Newton in the direction of the firearm section of the business. Newton said he then called the hunting/firearm department and spoke with an employee named Bill to let him know that a customer with an unchecked firearm was headed to buy ammunition. A few minutes later Newton observed the white male return to the front of the store where he paid for some items at a cash register and then exited the business. Newton said he did not have any additional contact or conversation with the white male or white female as they exited the business. Newton said he did not see where the white male and white female went to after they passed through the front exit doors of the business. Newton advised that he did not see what vehicle they were driving and that he did not observe the shooting. Newton had no additional information. While at the scene I did not speak with any of the involved officers or overhear any comments made by anyone involved in this incident. This completes my involvement in this investigation.
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SUBMITTED BY: E.A.SNIDER, ID:7869 AT 12/11/2012, 14:00 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 15:17 On 12/11/12 at 1219, I responded to Atlantic Blvd. and Withrow Rd. to assist with traffic control. I assisted Officer Ragasa with traffic control at the intersection. I did not speak to the officer involved.
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SUBMITTED BY: T.J.CARR, ID:19945 AT 12/11/2012, 14:25 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 15:23 On Tue/12-11-12/0931, I responded to 11601 Atlantic Blvd in reference to Officer B.A. Hudson #5845 asking for additional officers. Upon arrival, the driver had already been removed from the listed vehicle and secured. The suspect was still in the listed vehicle slumped over. Officer T.W. Sellers #5665 was giving verbal commands to the suspect to show me your hands, but the suspect was not responding. There was a revolver and a shotgun sitting next to the suspect on the seat. Officer Sellers had the suspect at gun point from the driver's side when I opened the passenger's side door and pulled the suspect out of the listed vehicle onto the g round. The suspect appeared to be deceased. Thompson Towing responded to the scene to tow the listed vehicle. I followed the tow truck to the homicide warehouse.
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SUBMITTED BY: E.LUCIANO, ID:60846 AT 12/11/2012, 13:31 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 13:58 On 12-11-12 at 1002, I was dispatched to 11901 Atlantic Blvd, Academy Sports, in reference to assist officers already on the scene of an armed dispute. Upon arrival, I saw several officers conducting a felony takedown traffic stop on an older white pick-up truck. A white female was on the ground near the left rear side of the vehicle. Other officers were attempting to clear the passenger side of the white vehicle. Based on the amount of officers already handling the felony takedown, I began to conduct traffic control in the westbound lanes of Atlantic Blvd until I was relieved to attend to a traffic crash with injuries that occurred at 1045 on the eastbound lane of Atlantic Blvd (CCR# 894332). I did not speak with the officer involved in the shooting. SUPP CCR# 894206
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"2058 AT 12/11/2012, 14:55 SUBMITTED BY: K.A.SPENCER, APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 12/11/2012, 15:25 On 12/11/12 at 0924 1 was dispatched to 11901 Atlantic Blvd (Academy Outdoors) in reference to an armed dispute. As Ofc. T. Sellers and I turned into the parking lot from Atlantic Blvd, we were informed that the suspects had left the store and were leaving in a white truck. The truck passed by me as the information was broadcast. As Ofc. Sellers and I turned around to pursue the truck, Ofc. B. Hudson announced that the suspect fired at him as the truck was leaving the parking lot. Ofc. Sellers and I initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle as it pulled onto Atlantic Blvd westbound. After securing the truck, Sgt. Kenney had me accompany Ofc. Hudson back to the area of the shooting to secure the scene. Ofc. Hudson showed me where he was when he fired upon the suspect. Ofc. Hudson and I then located the spent brass from his rifle. I then held the scene for the collection of evidence while Ofc. Hudson stood by his patrol car. I had no further conversation with Ofc. Hudson.
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Clearance Status: CASE NOT CLEARED Clearance Code: Date case was cleared: Case Not Cleared Type: CASE NOT CLEARED (DETECTIVE FOLLOW-UP)
CRIME ANALYSIS Aggravated Assault/Murder: ASSAULT ON LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER Type of Weapon: HANDGUN (DISCHARGED) ForcedEntry: NOT APPLICABLE Structure Occupancy Code: NOT APPLICABLE Number of PremisesEntered: Location Type: Specialty Store Incident Occurred Outside this Location Incident Occurred In the Parking Lot at this Location: Yes Number of Arrested: 1 Number of Vehicles Recovered: School Name: School Number MISCELLANEOUS: Is Offense Related to Domestic Violence: No If yes, were Children under18 Present: No IfNo is it Domestic Related: NO Is there additional information included on a continuation report: Yes Are there other Pertinent Reports: Yes In your opinion is there significant reason to believe that the crime can be solved by a patrol follow up investigation? No Case Information Card Left With: N .A. Neighborhood Canvass Conducted: Yes If Other (Name Address): Apt./Lot#: Sub Sector: Address:
City: State: Zip: Taz: Crossstreet: Home Phone# Bus. Phone#Ext. Cell Phone# Cell Phone Provider E-mail Is Vagrant? NO
Investigative Time:
Detective Called To the Scene:DET. W.A. SMITH #5213 Evidence Technician Called to the Scene: #0 Reporting Officers: W.A.SMITH Approving Supervisor R.BOOKER Division: DETECTIVE Unit: HOMICIDE NA: ( NA: ( ID ID ID
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Day/Date/Time ofincident From: Tuesday 12/11/2012 09:22 Location of Incident: 11901 ATLANTIC BLVD Apt.!Lot#: City: JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: 32225 Taz: 327 Crossstreet: Drug Activity: NOT APPLICABLE Alcohol Related: UNKNOWN (OR N/A) M C.I. Case: No Follow up by: Day/Date/Time a/Incident To: Tuesday 12/11/2012 09:29 Sub Sector: F1 Day/Date/ Time Incident Reported: Tuesday 12/11/2012 11-:56 Drug Type: NOT APPLICABLE Drug Related: UNKNOWN (OR N/A) # Of Offenses: 2 # Of Victims: 2 # Of Suspects: 1 Attempt Code: Commit


ASSAULT/AGG;
Degree: F2
UCR Code: 130B

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Victim Information#2 Name: HUDSON, B A Address: 501 BAY ST E Apt./Lot#:
VICTIM TYPE: LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

Sub Sector: A3
City: JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: 32202 Taz: 97 Crossstreet: Home Phone# Bus. Phone #(904)-630-0500Ext. Cell Phone# Cell Phone Provider E-mail IsVagrant? NO Alternate Address: Alt Apt./ Lot#: Alt City: Alt State: Alt Zip: Alt Taz: Alt Crossstreet: Alt Home Phone# Alt Bus. Phone# AltExt. Alt Cell Phone # Alt Cell Phone Provider AltE mail Hospital Where Victim taken: NOT APPLICABLE Place qf Employ !School: JACKSONVILLE SHERIFFs OFFICE Race: WHITE Ethnicity: NOT OF HISPANIC ORIGIN Sex: Male DOE: Height range is from to Weight (lbs) range is from Eye Color: BROWN Hair Color: BROWN InjuryExtent: NONE Injury Type: NOT APPLICABLE
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Victim Relationship To Offender: NOT APPLICABLE Weapons Involved: HANDGUN (DISCHARGED) RIFLE (DISCHARGED) #1 COWAN, LESLY
Officer Assault: Incident Type: Officer Assaulted, No Injury Of f icer ID# 5845 Years ofExperience? 21 Distance from Officer (in feet) ? 50 Activity Type: Responding to Disturbance Assignment: One Person Vehicle, Alone
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Was O fficer aware Offender had Weapon? Yes was a Firearm Discharged by Offender? Yes Did Offender Use Officers Weapon? No Did Officer Wear Body Armor? Yes Did Armor prevent Injury? No Was a Firearm Discharged by Officer? Yes Was Offender lnjuryed? Yes Extent of injury to offender by O fficer: Fatal
Witness/Complainant Information: #1 Type: OFFICER INVOLVED Name: HUDSON B A Address: 501 BAY ST E Apt./ Lot#: City:JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: 32202 Taz:97 Crossstreet: Home Phone# (904)-630-0SOO Bus. Phone# (904) -630-0SOOExt. Cell Phone# Cell Phone Provider E mail IsVagrant? NO Place qf Employ /School: Race: WHITE Ethnicity: NOT OF HISPANIC ORIGIN Sex: Male DOB:
Relationship ToVictim: NOT APPLICABLE NOT APPLICABLE
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#1 COWAN, LESLY #2 HUDSON, B A
Vehicle Tow Information: Seizure Type: Towed or Seized Request Date: Request Time: 00:00 Dispatch Date: Dispatch Time: 00:00 ReasonVehicle Towed: Description: Hold Information: Hold iD Release Date Hold Status Hold Unit
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CORRECTION

Clearance Status: CASE NOT CLEARED Clearance Code: Date case was cleared: Case Not Cleared Type: CASE NOT CLEARED (DETECTIVE FOLLOW-UP) Number of Cases Cleared
CRIME ANALYSIS Aggravated Assault/Murder: ASSAULT ON LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER Type of Weapon: HANDGUN (DISCHARGED) ForcedEntry: NOT APPLICABLE Structure Occupancy Code: NOT APPLICABLE Number of PremisesEntered: Location Type: Specialty Store Incident Occurred Outside this Location Incident Occurred In the Parking Lot at this Location: Yes Number of Arrested: 1 Number ofVehicles Recovered: School Name: School Number MISCELLANEOUS: Is Offense Related to DomesticViolence: No Ifyes, were Children under 18 Present: No IfNo is it Domestic Related: NO Is there additional information included on a continuation report: Yes Are there other Pertinent Reports: Yes In your opinion is there significant reason to believe that the crime can be solved by a patroljollow-up investigation? No Case Information Card Left With: N.A. Neighborhood Canvass Conducted: Yes If Other (Name Address): Sub Sector: Address: Apt./ Lot#:
City: State: Zip: Taz: Crossstreet: Home Phone# Bus. Phone#Ext. Cell Phone# Cell Phone Provider E-mail IsVagrant? NO
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Day/Date/Time of Incident-From: Tuesday 12/11/2012 09:22 Location of Incident: 11901 ATLANTIC BLVD Apt.!Lot#: City: JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: 32225 Taz: 327 Crossstreet: Drug Activity: NOT APPLICABLE Alcohol Related: UNKNOWN (OR N/A) MC.I Case: No Follow-up by: Day/Date/Time of Incident To: Tuesday 12/11/2012 09:29 Sub-Sector: F1 Day/Date/ Time Incident Reported: Tuesday 12/11/2012 11 :56 Drug Type: NOT APPLICABLE Drug Related: UNKNOWN (OR N/A) # Of Offenses: 2 # OfVictims: 2 # Of Suspects: 1 Attempt Code: Commit


ASSAULT/AGG;
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UCR Code: 130B

LEO/FIREFIGHTER/EMT/NONSWORN OR LICENSED SECURITY OFFICER/ETC ;
Officer Assault: Incident Type: Officer Assaulted, No Injury Officer ID# 5845 Years ofExperience? 21 Distancefrom Officer (infeet) ? 50 Activity Type: Responding to Disturbance Assignment: One Person Vehicle, Alone Was Officer aware Offender had Weapon? Yes Was a Firearm Discharged by Offender? Yes Did Offender Use Officers Weapon? No Did O fficer Wear Body Armor? Yes Did Armor prevent Injury? No Was a Firearm Discharged by Officer? Yes Was Offender Injuryed? Yes Extent of injury to offender by Officer: Fatal Vehicle Tow Information: Seizure Type: Towed or Seized Request Date: Request Time: 00:00 Dispatch Date: Dispatch Time: 00:00 ReasonVehicle Towed: Description: Hold Information: HoldiD Release Date Hold Unit Hold Status
Wrecker Company Location Vehicle Towed: Wrecker Driver's Name Inventory: Other Vehicle Contents Approving Supervisor: ID #0
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SUBMITTED BY: L.E.KUCZKOWSKI, ID:6254 AT 12/18/2012, 13:30 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 1/22/2013, 13:27 "Synopsis" This supplement report details my involvement in the "Officer Involved Shooting" which occurred on Tuesday December 11, 2012.
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The incident began at the Acaden.7 Sports, 11901 Atlantic Boulevard regart. g an armed customer. Patrol officers responded and engaged the customers as they were driving out of the parking lot which resulted in one of the individuals being shot by the police. The second individual, Tammy Lynn Gill, was taken into custody. Ms. Gill was eventually taken to the Police Memorial Building (PMB) where I interviewed her. "Witnesses" 1.David William Hickox 2320 Luana Drive East Jacksonville, Fl. 32246 white male D.O.B. 5 -27-78 (904)651-9448/(904)564-1599 2. Mike Ashourian 7880 Gate Parkway Suite #300 Jacksonville, Fl. 32256 white male D.O.B. 3-11-39 (904)9929000 "Details of the Investigation" Tuesday/December 11, 2012/0940: Sergeant T.K. Waters #6866 asked me to respond to the Academy Sports located at Atlantic Boulevard and Kernan Road regarding an officer involved shooting. I left the Police Memorial Building enroute to the scene. 1000: I arrived at the termination point at approximately 12000 Atlantic Boulevard where I observed a white Ford pick-up truck stopped next to the curb in the westbound lane of Atlantic Boulevard. I also saw a body lying on the sidewalk under a white sheet. I spoke with Detective W.A. Smith #5213 and he asked me to interview a witness. 1005: I began my interview of David William Hickox. He was waiting at his vehicle Which was parked in the median where we were located. Mr. Hickox told me that he was driving west on Atlantic Boulevard after dropping his children off at Landmark Middle School on Kernan Road. Mr. Hickox told me as he was passing the west entrance to Academy Sports (Atlantic Boulevard side) he heard four to six gunshots. Mr. Hickox stated that his windows were up but the shots were very loud. Mr. Hickox stated that he looked over towards Academy Sports and saw a truck with what he thought was a police car behind it. Mr. Hickox stated that it appeared to him that the truck was "possibly moving". Mr. Hickox, who is a photographer for a local news station but was not working at the time, stated that he drove a little farther west on Atlantic Boulevard and turned around to go back to see what occurred. Mr. Hickox stated that after he turned around, he saw a pick-up truck stopped with seven or eight police cars around it. He stated that the officers were outside of their cars and their guns were drawn. Mr. Hickox stated that he stopped his vehicle in the median and watched as the police pulled a woman out of the pick-up truck from the driver's seat. He stated that the driver's door was open. Mr. Hickox stated that he heard someone say, "Get him out of the vehicle". Mr. Hickox stated that he then heard the woman say either, "Ya'll shot him in the neck" or "You can't, he's shot in the neck". Mr. Hickox stated that he didn't see or hear anything else that occurred in the Academy Sports parking lot or at the termination point. Mr. Hickox left after I ensured that he didn't need to provide a sworn statement. 1050: I observed as an evidence technician photographed Tammy Lynn Gill prior to her being taken to the PMB to be interviewed. 1130: I left the scene to go to the PMB to interview Ms. Gill. 1212: I began my interview of Ms. Gill. I began the interview by advising Ms. Gill of her constitutional rights. Ms. Gill told me that she understood her rights and she signed the rights form. Ms. Gill was cooperative in the interview. She provided information regarding her relationship with the individual that was shot by the police, Lesly Cowan. Ms. Gill told me that they met in North Carolina in 2005. She stated that they have been in Jacksonville since February of 2007. During the course of the interview, Ms. Gill signed a "Consent to Search" regarding her truck, her residence at 1089 Atlantic Boulevard #14, an apartment at 310 Mayport Road and Units #206 & #330 at 310 Mayport Road. Ms. Gill also signed a copy of an e-mail that she acknowledged that she read and then sent earlier that day.
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Note: The entire interview with M . ill was recorded. See recording for cor. . .,ete details of the interview. 1330: I called Mike Ashourian at 992-9000. He was the person that Ms. Gill said that she sent the above referenced e-mail to. He is also the owner of the business that Ms. Gill worked for. Mr. Ashourian was cordial but he didn't want to speak with me over the telephone. I informed him that a detective would come see him. Mr. Ashourian provided me with the address of his office. I met with Detective G.L. Warkentien #7461 and provided him with Mr. Ashourians contact information. Tuesday/December 18, 2012/1305: I met with Detective Smith and gave him the original copies of Ms. Gill's constitutional rights form and the two consent to search forms. .. Case Status .. This concludes my involvement in this investigation.
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On 12-11-12, I responded to the 11600 block of Atlantic Blvd. to assist units calling for help with a felony stop. Upon my arrival, I observed a female, laying in the prone position, on the roadway, adjacent to a white pickup truck. The female had blood all over her. I also observed the passenger of the truck slumped over and several officers pointing guns at the passenger. Officers Kocs handcuffed the female and assisted me in getting the female to a standing position. Officer Kocs and Sellers assisted me in handcuffing and searching the female, who was subsequently detained in Officer Sellers patrol car. While searching the female, I removed several pieces of paper with various scripture and quotes from .. Book of Cowan.. printed on them, all of which were folded into four groups. There was also two make-shift wallets made from cardboard and had a website, names, numbers and other miscellaneous writing on them. One of the ..wallets.. contained $256 and some lottery tickets. The second ..wallet.. contained the female's Florida Driver's License, insurance cards, credit cards and other assorted card type items. There was also a sales receipt from Academy Sports, for ammunition, dated 12-11-12 at 0925. The receipt was retained by Detective Stucki. I ran the tag displayed on the truck (FL-526WTH) and the female's license in order to verify her identity. I then e-mailed the information to Officer Sellers, Sergeants Vandiver, Carnes, and Kenney, as well as Lieutenant Douberly, in case they may need it. At 1127, per the request of Detective Kuczkowski, I transported the female to the Homicide Office for interview. At 1148 I placed the female in an interview room, after the video equipment was started. Detective Kuczkowski responded to the Homicide Office with a green jail uniform and a bag lunch. I then escorted the female into the ladies room where she was afforded the opportunity to change out of her bloody clothes into the jail uniform and clean the blood off of her. Detective Kuczkowski then interviewed the female. I was asked, by Detective Kuczkowski, to stand by until a determination could be made regarding the disposition of the female's involvement in the incident. At approximately 1650 I escorted the female to the restroom and afforded her the opportunity to utilize the facilities. At 1755 I transported the female to the PTDF, per the request of Detectives Warkentine and Smith, who arrested her for the charges of Carrying a Concealed Firearm, Making Written Threats to Kill, and Fleeing and Attempting to Elude. At no time did I speak to Officer Hudson regarding his involvement in the incident, nor did I ask the female any questions regarding her involvement in the incident.
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On 12-11-12 at 1002, I responded to the 11600 block of Atlantic Blvd in reference to assist officers already on the scene of an armed dispute.
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Upon arrival, I observed that several officers were already handling the situation, so I joined Ofc. E. Luciano ID #60846 in conducting traffic control in the westbound lanes of Atlantic Blvd until I was released from the scene by Sgt. D. Kenney ID #7277. I did not speak with the officer involved in the shooting.
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SUBMITTED BY: D.E.MEACHAM, ID:5654 AT 1/10/2013, 09:29 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 1/22/2013, 13:33 SYNOPSIS: On 12-11-12 at 0940, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Homicide Cold Case Unit responded to an officer involved shooting at 11900 Atlantic Boulevard. The shooting officer involved was identified as Officer B.A. Hudson #5845. Detective W.A. Smith was assigned as the lead investigator. The following report details the investigative efforts of Detective D.E. Meacham #5654. DETAILS OF INVESTIGATION: Time of Incident: Tuesday/ 12-11-2012/0923 Time of Detective Dispatch: Tuesday/ 12-11-2012/0940 Time of Detective Meacham's Arrival: Tuesday/ 12-11-2012/1015 Weather Conditions: Partly Cloudy/70's Lighting Conditions: Daylight, outdoor scene OFFICER INVOLVED: Officer B.A. Hudson, #5845 Assignment: Zone 2 Task Force Date of Employment: 01-21-1991 Right handed Education: High School Diploma Injury: None Weapon Utilized: Knight's Manufacturing Company; SR-15, .223 caliber Shooting Position: Standing Malfunction: No Firearm Discharge History: 4th Shooting Uniform: Issued police uniform, with duty belt, wearing vest Radio Call Sign: 2286 INVESTIGATION 12-11-2012/0940: The Jacksonville Sheriffs Office Homicide Cold Case Unit was requested to respond to 11900 Atlantic Boulevard in reference to an officer involved shooting. The request was received via a text message from the Investigative Dispatcher a short time after the telephone notification. The text information included the address of the incident and the incident reporting numbers. 1015 Hours: Detective Meacham arrived at the scene, where the suspect vehicle stopped on Atlantic Boulevard, and met with the other members of the Cold Case Team. Detective Meacham was directed to respond to the west end of the Academy Sports parking lot (11901 Atlantic Boulevard) where the shooting incident occurred. Once at that location, Detective Meacham was directed to meet with the involved officer, and coordinate with the Crime Scene Unit detectives regarding the processing of that scene and the collection of any evidence. 1020 hours: Detective Meacham met with Officer B.A. Hudson #5845 and obtained his work history with the Jacksonville Sheriffs Office. Detective Meacham explained to Officer Hudson the Officer Involved Shooting Incident Protocol and what his responsibility would be throughout the investigation. Officer Hudson stated he was not injured during the incident, and that he did not experience a malfunction with the weapon he discharged. Officer Hudson advised he discharged the following departmentally approved rifle:
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Knight Manufacturing Company Model: SR-15 E3 Mod 1 Serial Number: KM903463 5.56mm (.223 caliber) rifle 1, 30 round magazine, Magpul brand, P-Mag model Accessories attached to rifleTwo point sling, Aimpoint Micro H-1 optic Detective Meacham noted that Officer Hudson was wearing a standard issued blue police uniform with badge and patches. He was also wearing his duty belt and his ballistic vest. 1040 hours: Detective Meacham met briefly with Fraternal Order of Police Attorney Phil Vogelsang and informed him photographs would be taken of Officer Hudson, and of the rifle fired by Officer Hudson. Mr. Vogelsang is representing Officer Hudson. Detective Meacham then assisted the Crime Scene Detectives with obtaining and inspecting the Knight's Industries rifle used by Officer Hudson. Detective Meacham found the rifle had one round in the chamber and 19 live rounds in the single magazine inserted in the rifle. After being photographed, the rifle was collected as evidence and placed in the Property Room, by the Crime Scene Detective D.E. Anderson #7906. Detective Meacham then left the crime scene area in the parking lot and returned to the location on Atlantic Boulevard where the suspect vehicle stopped. There he met briefly with Detective Stucki before returning to the Homicide/Cold Case Office. 1815 hours: Detectives Meacham and Stucki drove to the Medical Examiner's Office where they were provided a print card with the deceased subject's right thumb print. 1835 hours: Detective Meacham delivered the print card containing the single right thumb print to J.E. Williams #64299 in the Records & Identification Unit. 1930 hours: Detective Meacham contacted the Records & Identification Unit regarding the identification of the print. Detective Meacham was advised the print was not identified locally and had been sent to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. *Note- The FBI later advised they were unable to identify the print. 2000 hours: Detective Meacham later accompanied Detectives W.A. Smith, G.L. Warkentien, G.M. Stucki, and Sergeant R. Booker to several locations in the Atlantic Beach/Mayport area to assist with the search of several structures. Detective Meacham did not locate or collect any evidence from these locations. 01-02-13/1045 hours: At this time, Detective Meacham has had no other involvement in this investigation.
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Weather Conditions: Clear (SO's) Lighting Conditions: Daylight INVESTIGATION:
12-11-2012/0940: The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Homicide Cold Case Unit was requested to respond to 11901 Atlantic Boulevard in reference to an officer involved shooting. The request was received via a text message from the Investigative Dispatcher. The information provided included the location of the incident and the reporting numbers. 1005: Detective Stucki arrived at the scene and met with Homicide Lieutenant R. Schoonover. Detective Stucki learned that two individuals, a white male and a white female, entered the business of Academy Sports. The male subject was armed with a shotgun. When store employees asked to check the gun the male subject refused and threatened to kill several employees. Both subjects left the store and drove off in a white pickup truck. This information was passed on to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office via a 911 call from store employees. According to Lt. Schoonover, the responding officers observed the suspect vehicle (white truck) driving out of the parking lot. Officer B.A. Hudson engaged in gunfire with the occupants of the truck. After the gunfire, the truck left the parking area and traveled a short distance west bound on Atlantic Boulevard. The truck came to a stop and the female suspect was removed from the driver's side and taken into custody. The male suspect was removed from the passenger side of the truck. He was suffering from gunshot wounds and rescue pronounced him deceased at the scene. After being briefed by Lieutenant Schoonover, I met with the other members of the Investigative Team. Detective W.A. Smith was assigned as the lead investigator. Detective Stucki was requested to assist with the scene investigation where the truck came to a stop. The other team members responded to the shooting scene in the parking lot of Academy Sports (11901 Atlantic Boulevard). 0945: Detective Stucki interviewed Officer T.W. Sellers, #5665 at the scene. Officer Sellers stated he is currently assigned to Zone 2/ Watch 3/ Gold Squad and his DATE OF Employment is January 2004. He is assigned to the F-1 sector of the zone. Officer Sellers stated he was dispatched to the Academy Sports (11901 Atlantic Boulevard) in reference to a white male and white female being armed while inside the store. He stated while driving to the location, he was advised over the Zone 2 police radio that the subjects were causing a disturbance inside the store. Officer Sellers stated he was given a description of the male subject (WM, green shirt, tan shorts) and advised that he was armed with a shotgun. Officer Sellers stated he requested via the Zone radio that additional officers respond. Officer Sellers stated when he approached the store he entered the parking lot of the Atlantic Boulevard entrance at the traffic signal. He stated he cut across the parking lot and approached the front of the store. Officer Sellers stated as he was pulling up there were several employees out front pointing to the southwest corner of the parking lot. He stated the Zone 2 dispatcher then voiced over the radio that the subjects were leaving the store in a white truck. He stated he turned his car around without exiting and immediately observed a white pickup truck traveling toward the Atlantic Boulevard exit of the parking lot. Officer Sellers stated he attempted to catch up to the truck before it exited the lot. He stated as he drove in the direction of the truck, he observed Officer Brad Hudson standing outside of his patrol car with his rifle. Officer Sellers stated Officer Hudson was positioned near the raised median that divided the entry/exit drive of the parking lot. Officer Sellers stated he was still a good distance behind the vehicle when he observed Officer Hudson discharge his rifle at the truck as it passed by him (Hudson). Officer Sellers stated as he tried to catch up to the truck he drove past Officer Hudson. He stated he could hear Officer Hudson yelling something to the effect of ..He pointed a gun at me... Officer Sellers stated the truck left the parking lot and turned west bound onto Atlantic Boulevard. He stated he voiced over the Zone radio the direction of travel. He stated he followed behind the truck for approximately % mile and then the truck pulled over to the side of the roadway. Officer Sellers stated he armed himself with his JSO rifle and approached the female driver. He stated he couldn't see the male subject at this time. Officer Sellers stated other officers arrived and they ordered the female out of the truck. He stated the female complied with their demands by exiting the truck and lying on the ground. Officer Sellers stated he maintained cover on the cab of the truck while Officer Hudson handcuffed the female. Officer Sellers stated he and the other responding officers approached the cab of the truck. He stated as he got close, he could see a white male slumped over in the passenger seat. He stated there was minimal movement by the subject and he described it as ..twitching... Officer Sellers stated he gave verbal commands to the subject to show his hands but he didn't receive a response. He stated he could clearly see a shotgun and a handgun in the truck. Officer Sellers stated he could also see that the subject's hands were empty. Officer Sellers stated as he and Officer Spencer maintained cover, Officer Carr removed the male subject from the truck.
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Officer Sellers stated the male s .- A .;ct appeared to be deceased, which w ..onfirmed upon rescues arrival. He stated the female was placed into the backseat of his patrol car. He stated prior to being placed into the car, a search of her person revealed a pink stun gun and several folded pieces of paper containing typed text. Officer Sellers stated other than providing her name, the female didnt make any statements to him. Detective Stucki asked Officer Sellers if he could see what the occupants of the truck were doing as Officer Hudson discharged his firearm? Officer Sellers stated that due to the distance between their vehicles, he couldnt see what the subjects were doing.
1000: Detective Stucki spoke with the female subject as she was photographed by the Crime Scene Unit detectives. The female identified herself as Tammy Lynn Gill (WF, 7-14-1961). She stated she currently resides at a mini-storage warehouse located at 310 Mayport Road in Atlantic Beach. She stated she moved to the Jacksonville area in 2006 after traveling across country from her hometown (Roswell, New Mexico). Detective Stucki asked Ms. Gill if she knew the identity of the male subject. She stated he is her common law husband and his name is Lesly Cowan. She stated his date of birth is 10-04-1956 and he is from Waco, Texas. She stated they met in 2005 and he traveled to the Jacksonville area with her. 1015: Detective Stucki, along with the Crime Scene Unit detectives, began the scene examination of the suspect vehicle. The vehicle was a Ford F150 XL pickup truck displaying Florida tag 526WTF. The truck had three (3) Husky tool boxes affixed to its open bed. There was a box positioned under the rear window and the two others ran the length of the bed rails. The windows of the truck were not tinted which provided a clear view throughout the vehicle. The rear window had a center slide portion which was in the open position. There were four (4) holes in the rear window glass directly behind the passenger seat. There were additional holes in the tailgate and tool boxes. An examination of the interior of the truck produced three weapons that were observed in plain view. A .22 caliber revolver was located on the bench seat next to where the female driver would have been seated (by right thigh). A shotgun was located in the center of the truck cab. The butt stock was on the floor and the barrel was leaned against the front of the seat sticking up toward the roof. A .38 caliber revolver was located on the passenger side floorboard. It appeared it would have been between the male subjects feet prior to him being removed from the vehicle. Additionally, an Academy Sports plastic bag containing assorted ammunition (boxes) was located inside the cab of the truck. Writers Note: For a detailed description of the truck and the evidence collected, refer to the Crime Scene report and scene photographs. 1130: Detective Stucki contacted the District IV Medical Examiners Office and spoke with Investigator Betsy Moore. He provided her with a brief synopsis of the incident and requested they respond to the scene. 1145: The weapons removed from the suspects vehicle were inventoried at the scene by the Crime Scene Unit detectives. The following list describes the weapons recovered and the ammunition removed from them: .22 caliber revolver (6 shot), RG, Model RG23, serial #T643947, (6) live rounds removed 12 gauge shotgun, High Standard, Model K1200, no serial, (6) live shells removed (one chambered) .38 revolver, Rossi, Model 38 Special, serial #W098381, (4) live rounds removed, (1) spent casing
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SUBMITTED BY: G.L.WARKENTIEN, ID:7461 AT 1/10/2013, 13:05 APPROVED BY: H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR), ID:2172 AT 1/22/2013, 13:35 SYNOPSIS: On 12-11-2012 at 0941, the Jacksonville Sheriffs Office Homicide Cold Case Unit was requested to an officer involved shooting at 11900 Atlantic Boulevard. The shooting officer involved is identified as Officer B.A. Hudson #5845. Detective W.A. Smith was assigned as the lead investigator. The following report details the investigative efforts of Detective G.L. Warkentien #7461.
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Time of Dispatch: 12-11-2012/0941 Time of Arrival: 12-11-2012/1000 INVOLVED OFFICERS/WITNESSES: OFFICER INVOLVED: Officer B.A. Hudson #5845 Assignment: Patrol/Zone 2/Task Force Weapon Utilized: SR-15 WITNESS OFFICER: Officer K.A. Spencer #62058 Patrol East Zone 2/ Watch 1/Gold (E-318) BEGINNING OF INVESTIGATION: 12-11-2012/0941: The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Homicide Cold Case Unit was requested to respond to 11900 Atlantic Boulevard in reference to an officer involved shooting. The request was received via a text message from the Investigative Dispatcher. The text information included the address of the incident and the incident reporting numbers. 1000: Detective G.L. Warkentien arrived at the scene located at 11900 Atlantic Boulevard and was advised to locate Officer Spencer who was a witnessing officer. 1013: Detective Warkentien met with Officer K.A. Spencer #62058 at the entrance to the Academy Sports parking lot located at 11900 Atlantic Boulevard. Detective Warkentien asked Officer Spencer to provide what information he had related to this incident. Officer Spencer said he and Officer T. Sellers were dispatched to an armed dispute at 11901 Atlantic Boulevard (Academy Sports). Officer Spencer said he and Officer Sellers went into the parking lot of "Academy Sports" at the west entrance off of Atlantic Boulevard . . Officer Spencer also said they had received a description ofthe suspects as a white male with a white female wearing a burgundy shirt. Officer Spencer said he went straight into the parking lot to secure the east side of the store, while Officer Sellers went thru the parking lot towards the front of the store. Officer Spencer said Officer Hudson was also in the parking lot. Officer Spencer said as he was a quarter of the way into the parking lot they received a description of the suspects getting into a white truck with a tool box leaving the store. Officer Spencer said he passed the suspect vehicle in the parking lot of Academy Sports as he was receiving the description. Officer Spencer said after he had turned around Officer Sellers was the first patrol car behind the suspect vehicle. Officer Spencer said; Officer Hudson was at the entrance to the parking lot out of his vehicle with his rifle and "mic" in his other hand running up the driveway (entrance/exit) to the store. Officer Spencer said the suspect vehicle was in the driveway exiting out to Atlantic Boulevard. Officer Spencer said he could hear on the police radio and as he was driving by Officer Hudson saying; "they shot at me, they shot at me." Detective Warkentien asked Officer Spencer if he had seen or heard Officer Hudson shoot at the suspects or suspects shoot at Officer Hudson. Officer Spenser said he did not see or hear the shooting. Officer Spencer said he and Officer Sellers then got behind the suspect vehicle as it turned onto Atlantic Boulevard heading west. Officer Spencer said the truck stopped on Atlantic Boulevard and the driver; which was the white female got out of the truck with her hands up. Officer Spencer said the female was complying with their commands and she yelled the passenger had been shot in the neck. Officer Spencer said while the female was on the ground Officer Sellers checked the inside of the suspect vehicle. Officer Spencer said the passenger was slumped over in the passenger seat and a shotgun was sitting on the floorboard at the center console area leaning on the seat. Officer Spencer also said once they had more officers for cover, Officer T.J. Carr opened the passenger side door of the suspect vehicle while wearing rubber gloves and removed the male passenger from the vehicle and placed him on the sidewalk. Officer Spencer said once the suspect vehicle and suspects were secured he went back to the scene of the
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s h ooting (parking lot of Academ rts) to secure the area with Officer H , - n. Officer Spencer said; Officer Hudson then showed him where he had fired upon the suspect. Officer Spencer said he and Officer Hudson located the spent brass from Officer Hudson's rifle. Officer Spencer said he secured the scene for the collection of evidence while Officer Hudson stood by his patrol car. Officer Spencer said he had no further conversation with Officer Hudson. The interview with Officer Spencer was then concluded. 1105: The Cold Case Unit updated the staff on what has been learned thus far about the incident. 1200: Detective Warkentien departed the scene enroute to the Police Memorial Building. 1239: Detective Warkentien made contact with JSO ID/Records Unit to have NCIC/FCIC check on both suspects. Lesly Cowen, white/male, 10-04-1956 Tammy L. Gill, white/female, 07-14-1961 1355: Detective Warkentien departed the Police Memorial Building enroute to 7880 Gate Parkway. Detective Warkentien had learned from Detective Kuczkowski that an email had been sent from the suspects to the female suspect's employer earlier in the morning on the incident date. Detective Kuczkowski relayed to Detective Warkentien that he had made contact with the employer, who did receive several emails from the suspects. 1410: Detective Warkentien arrived at 7880 Gate Parkway, Suite #300 (Beaches 310 LLC.) and made contact with Mike Ashourian and Elaine Ashourian, who is the employer of suspect (Tammy L. Gill). Detective Warkentien introduced himself to Mr. and Mrs. Ashourian and explained that Detective Kuczkowski had spoken to them about an email that was sent by the suspects. Mrs. Ashourian said her area supervisor had an altercation with the suspects on Friday (12-07-2012) over the use of several storage units. Mrs. Ashourian said she started to make notification to "Tammy Gill" (suspect) to discuss the situation with the area supervisor on Friday. Mrs. Ashourian said "Tammy" did not return or answer her calls for three days. Mrs. Ashourian said they were unaware of the email sent by the suspects until their office was contacted by Detective Kuczkowski. Mrs. Ashourian then provided Detective Warkentien with a copy of any email sent from the suspects on Tuesday, 12-11-2012 at 8:55 am. (Writer's note: The email will be made part of the case file. Refer to the email for specific details.) The email contained threats to kill the top management staff and others from the business that employed the suspect {Tammy Gill). 12-11-2012/1802: Detective Warkentien completed an Arrest and Booking Report on the suspect (Tammy Gill) charging her with Written Threats to Kill or Do Bodily Harm to Person or Family Member, Carrying Concealed Firearm and Fleeing/Attempting to Elude a Law Enforcement Officer; After Order to Stop. The suspect was then transported to the Pre-Trial Detention Facility by Officer L.J. Baughan #6887. 1900: Detective Warkentien arrived at 1089 Atlantic Boulevard (Ashland Storage) to assist me in searching the suspect's residence for any items of potential evidentiary value. (For details refer to the Evidence Technicians Report and Property Storage Report.) 2043: Detective Warkentien arrived at 310 Mayport Road (Atlantic Self Storage) to assist me in searching the suspect's storage units for any items of potential evidentiary value. (For details refer to the Evidence Technicians Report and Property Storage Report.) 12-12-2012/0935: Detective Warkentien arrived at the JSO Intelligence Unit and met with Detectives Goethe and Mana to request assistance in a background check on the suspect (Lesly Cowan). Detective Mana provided Detective Warkentien with a contact from ATF. 1023: Detective Warkentien made contact with ATF Agent Jesse Hooker; Cell # (904) 885-3514. Detective Warkentien spoke to Agent Hooker and requested assistance with obtaining any background
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12-18-2012/1410: Detective Warkentien arrived at the State Attorney's Office (Felony Filing) to file on the arrest of Tammy Gill. Detective Warkentien filed the case with ASA Joseph Sanson. 12-19-2012/0853: Detective Warkentien received an email from Agent Hooker containing information he had received in reference to the suspect (Lesly Cowan). The only record found on the suspect (Lesly Cowan) was an expired Texas driver's license and no other records. This concludes the investigative efforts of Detective Warkentien.
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This is a supplement report to the officer involved incident that occurred on Tuesday; 12-11-12 at 11901 Atlantic Blvd. this report details the investigative efforts of Detective R.M. Gupton # 6053 and Detective W.P. Cullen # 5875. Tuesday/12-11-12/1045: Detective Cullen and I were dispatched to an officer involved shooting at 11901 Atlantic Blvd. 1100 Hours: Detective Cullen and I arrived at the scene, (Academy Sports). Upon arrival, we met with Detective Munger # 7936. Detective Munger requested that we assist him with interviews inside Academy Sports. 1110 Hours: Detective Gupton and Detective Cullen met with the following store employee: William Franklin Hampton, male, white, DOB: 05-19-56 14157 Thomas Pt. Lane Jacksonville, Florida 32225 (904) 221-0997 Mr. Franklin told me he has been employed at Academy Sports for the past two years. I asked Mr. Franklin to tell me what happened during the incident. Mr. Franklin stated he was working in the fishing area when he was contacted by the front store associate and told there was male and a female attempting to enter the store with an unchecked firearm. Mr. Franklin said he observed the male and female walk towards the firearms section of the store. Based on the male not checking his firearm at the front counter, Mr. Franklin said he contacted the store manager, (Daniel Casas). Mr. Franklin also said he observed the male was carrying a shotgun with him. Mr. Franklin said Mr. Casas called 911 to report the incident. Mr. Franklin said he attempted to observe the white male while also getting customers away from the firearms area. Mr. Franklin said the white female was standing near the male and did not say anything while inside the store. Mr. Franklin said the white male bought an unknown amount of ammunition and left the store. Mr. Franklin said the white male and white female got into a white Ford truck and left the store as police were approaching the store. Mr. Franklin said he heard 4-5 gunshots later but was unsure who was shooting. After interviewing Mr. Franklin, Detective Cullen and I observed the victim's vehicle. We observed multiple gunshots to the rear window of the white Ford truck. This concludes our involvement in this investigation.
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1.James R. Gergely, W/M, 8-20-72 __,0 Hickory Hollow Drive S. Jacksonvill 32225, 591-5349 (Academy Sports/Gun counter) 2.Chris LeBlanc, W/M, 11-25-61, 822 Patricia Lane Jacksonville Beach FL 32250, 247-1942 (Academy Sports/Gun counter) 3.Lester Griffis, W/M, 3-18-60, 10482 New Kings Road Jacksonville FL 32219, 614-5309 (Academy Sports/Ops Manager) 4.Kenneth Edward Cheshire, W/M, 7-21-65, 91 West 11th Street #305 Atlantic Beach FL 32233, 476-1769. 0930: I was dispatched to a police shooting at Academy Sports, located at 11901 Atlantic Boulevard. 1005: I arrived on the outer perimeter of the scene on at Atlantic Boulevard at the exit/entrance for Academy Sports. I met with Detective Meacham #5654 who advised me to standby with him until further directed. 1012: Detective Meacham and I drove inside the entrance of Academy Sports and observed Officer B.A. Hudson # 5845 standing by his vehicle along with Sergeant W. D. Vandiver #5964. 1015: I made contact with Sergeant Vandiver who advised me that there were shell casings in the bushes in front of where Officer Hudsons vehicle was currently parked. (Parking lot exit/entrance, west side of parking lot, Atlantic Boulevard) 1035: Sergeant T.K. Waters #6866 called and advised me to go inside of Academy Sports and start witness interviews. 1042: I entered Academy Sports and was directed to the managers office at the rear of the business. Once I arrived I met with Officer R.R. Watson # 5772 who was reviewing surveillance video from the store. Officer Watson was sitting with the Store Director Daniel Casas (See Detective Chizik sup for his information) and was reviewing the store surveillance video. I noted the following while watching the surveillance video: 09:18 suspect and white female enter the store 09:19 suspect near the front entrance 09:20:34 suspect in field/stream camera 09:20:40 suspect at gun counter 9:22 suspect in field and stream camera 09:24:42 suspect at cash register eight (Writers note: Lestor Griffis provided me a copy of the store receipt for the suspects transaction; I then turned the copy over to Detective G.L. Warkentien #7461) 1050: Officer Watson told me that he was directed to the store to obtain witness information and work on securing the surveillance video. Officer Watson told me there were at least six employee witnesses (James Gergely, Chris LaBlanc, Daniel Casas, Bill Hampton, Lestor Griffis, Nathan Newton) and he provided me with their information. Officer Watson went on to say that the suspect had walked into the store carrying a shotgun. When a store employee asked to him to check his weapon in at the counter a confrontation ensued. The suspect refused to allow an employee to inspect the weapon to make sure it was safe and he refused to turn it over to staff. Officer Watson said the suspect then made his way to the gun counter where he was confronted by another employee. The suspect then picked up several boxes of ammunition and walked towards the front registers where he was checked out by a manager. The suspect exited the store with his shotgun and ammunition. He got into a white truck which was driven by the white female and left the parking lot headed towards Atlantic Boulevard. 1055: I contacted Sergeant T.K. Waters and briefed him on the above information. Sergeant Waters advised me that he was sending me several detectives (Detective Haines, Chizik, and Gupton) to assist with witness interviews. I then waited in the managers office checking the status of the surveillance video. 1120: I conducted an interview with Lester Griffis who told me that he received a phone call around 0920 from Chris LaBlanc telling him there was a man at the gun counter with a gun and that he was making threats. Mr. Griffis said he immediately dialed 911 and provided that information to the dispatcher. Mr. Griffis then ran towards the gun counter however there was nobody there. Mr. Griffis ran over to the optics isle and encountered a white male suspect holding a shotgun which he described as a .. short barreled pump action shotgun... Mr. Griffis told me the suspects back was towards him. He said the suspect was talking to Daniel. Mr. Griffis told me Daniel asked the suspect for his weapon and the suspect replied, .. l.m not giving you my weapon and if you try to take it 111 blow your fucking head off! .. Mr. Griffis said the suspect continued picking out ammunition and
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eventually started walking towar , le front of the store. Daniel and Mr. Gr\ , followed the suspect and the white female he was with towards the front of the store. Once the suspect reached the front of the store, Mr. Griffis told the suspect that he would check him out at cash register eight. Mr. Griffis said he was trying to defuse the situation as much as possible and he thought cashing him out fast was the best way to get him out of the store. While Mr. Griffis rang up the ammunition he said the suspect said, "Don't worry I'm not here to hurt you." The female then paid cash for the ammunition and the pair began exiting the store. As they exited, Mr. Griffis said the suspect was saying something about the Federal Government; he said it sounded like he was upset about something but Mr. Griffis just couldn't make out what he was saying. Mr. Griffis said he and Daniel stood in the entrance of the store and watched as the suspect got into the passenger side of a white pickup truck. Mr. Griffis said the white male was wearing a red shirt, green shorts, tan boots, a straw hat and had gray hair. He couldn't describe the female he was with but he said she was driving the truck. He said the truck calmly pulled out of the parking space and headed out towards Atlantic Boulevard in the parking lot (west side of parking lot). He then saw a Jacksonville Sheriff's Office police vehicle near the parking lot entrance/exit (west side of parking lot near Atlantic Boulevard). Mr. Griffis told me when the truck left the front parking space the rear windows of the truck was closed. As it approached the area of the officer, he noticed that the rear window was open. He then saw the officer at his trunk and as the truck passed the police vehicle he heard a gunshot followed by five to six gunshot shots from a rifle. Mr. Griffis said he was sure the gunshots came from two different guns. Mr. Griffis told me he then watched as the white truck turned right onto to Atlantic Boulevard. 1156: I conducted an interview with James Gergely. Mr. Gergely told me he was working at the gun counter when the suspect approached with a shotgun. Mr. Gergely told me he approached the suspect and asked him to see his weapon so he could check it and make sure it was unloaded. He said the suspect was holding the shotgun with two hands and had the weapon positioned across his body towards his chest area. The suspect replied, "I'm not gonna give you my gun, I've been dealing with the Federal Government all day, I'm gonna shoot someone, where are the shotgun shells! " Mr. Gergely said the suspect lowered the shotgun but didn't point it at him. He said there was a white female with the suspect but she wasn't saying anything. Mr. Gergely told me he yelled for Chris and eventually Chris and Daniel arrived to help him. Mr. Gergely said he backed away when Chris and Daniel arrived but he did see the suspect walking into the ammunition isle. Mr. Gergely told me that he walked around towards the rear of the store to try and keep customers away. Mr. Gergely then watched as the suspect cashed out and exited the store. When asked about hearing gunshots, Mr. Gergely said he did hear multiple shots from at least two different weapons but he couldn't advise any further information. He did say he saw the suspect's white truck passing the officer's vehicle around the time of the gunshots. 1210: Detective C.T. LaValley #5275, Assistant State Attorney Mark Caliel and Assistant State Attorney Joe Sonson arrived on scene. While speaking with ASA Caliel, Mr. Griffis advised me he had a customer named, Kenneth Cheshire, who was at the gun counter when the suspect arrived. (See witness information for further details) Contact was not made with Kenneth as he was gone prior to the police arrival. 1238: I spoke to Chris LaBlanc who said he was working with James at the gun counter when the suspect came in. Mr. LaBlanc told me that he heard over the radio there was a male walking towards the back of the store with a gun. Mr. LaBlanc said James walked around to talk to the suspect who he heard say, "This gun is loaded I will kill you." Mr. LaBlanc said when he saw James put up his hands he fled out of the gun counter area and headed towards the rear of the business. Mr. LaBlanc described the suspect as a white male, 50 yrs old, short stocky, straw hat with a black band, red shirt, and green shorts. Mr. LaBlanc couldn't describe the white female the suspect was with. 1245: I exited the business; I did not have any further contact with any of the witnesses. This concludes my involvement in this case.
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Clearance Code: Date case was cleared: Clearance Status: CASE NOT CLEARED case Not Cleared Type: CASE NOT CLEARED (DETECTIVE FOLLOW-UP)
CRIME ANALYSIS Aggravated Assault/Murder: ASSAULT ON LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER Type of Weapon: HANDGUN (DISCHARGED) ForcedEntry: NOT APPLICABLE Structure Occupancy Code: NOT APPLICABLE Number of PremisesEntered: Location Type: Specialty Store Incident Occurred Outside this Location Incident Occurred In the Parking Lot at this Location: Yes Number ofVehicles Recovered: Number of Arrested: 1 School Name: School Number MISCELLANEOUS: Is Offense Related to DomesticViolence: No lfyes, were Children under18 Present: No lfNo is it Domestic Related: NO Is there additional information included on a continuation report: Yes Are there other Pertinent Reports: Yes In your opinion is there significant reason to believe that the crime can be solved by a patrol follow up investigation? No Case Information Card Left With: N.A. Neighborhood Canvass Conducted: Yes IfOther (Name Address): Sub Sector: Apt./ Lot#: Address:
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A DDITIONAL INFORMATION #1 ID# #7906 ReportinK Qfficers: D.E.ANDERSON On 12/11/12 at approximately 1730, I responded to the Crime Scene Warehouse and met with Detective W.A. Smith #5213. The listed vehicle and driver door evidence seal was photographed overall and in detail. A key ring containing multiple keys was removed from the ignition via the driver side door. The keys were photographed overall and in detail. The ignition key was returned to the ignition and the driver door was re-sealed with evidence tape, which was then photographed overall and in detail.
I then responded to Atlantic Self Storage Unit #14 (1089 Atlantic Blvd., Atlantic Beach) and met with Cold Case Sgt. R. Booker #6801 and Detectives Smith, D.E. Meacham #5654, G.M. Stucki #6796 and G.L. Warkentien #7461. Crime Scene Detective R.R. Scott #7887 also responded to the scene. The Storage Unit #14 was photographed overall and in detail. Three rifles and two revolvers were located in the unit along with multiple boxes of ammunition. A laptop computer and multiple thumb drivers were also located. These items were photographed overall and in detail. We then responded to Atlantic Self Storage Unit #330 located at 310 Mayport Road. The unit was photographed overall and in detail. No items of evidence were located or collected. The following items were collected from 1089 Atlantic Blvd (Atlantic Beach) Unit #14: 1 - Rohm .22 caliber revolver (Model 66 I SN IC252331) 1 - Camo Holster (from Rohm revolver) 6 - .22 Caliber live rounds (from Rohm revolver) 1 - I.J.A. & C. Wks. Revolver (UK caliber I UK model / SN M130963) 1 - UK 7.62mm Rifle w/ Bayonette (UK model / SN 3311525) 5 - UK caliber live rounds (from UK rifle I SN 311525) 1 - Hewlett-Packard Pavillion laptop computer (Model DV6000 I SN CNF7124QPY) w/ thumb drive 1 - JJ Higgins .22 caliber rifle (Model 36 I SN 2552429) 1 - UK 7.62mm Rifle (Model 1943 / SN 4A5063) 4 - UK caliber live rounds (from UK rife I SN 4A5063) 1 - Revolver cylinder 6 - UK caliber live rounds (from revolver cylinder) 2 - Thumb drives from upper level w/ lanyards 4 - Thumb drives on lanyards & key ring 1 - Laptop power supply and mouse 25 - Keys on key ring (removed from listed vehicle) The items were then submitted into the Property Room as evidence. Two bags containing items of evidence were collected from Det. Warkentien and were secured in the Crime Scene Blood Room for drying. On 12/12/12 at approximately 1350, the following items were removed from the Crime Scene Unit Blood Dryer and were placed in the Property Room as evidence. Items originally collected from Academy Sports (11901 Atlantic Blvd) on 12/11/12: 1 - Hat 1 - Sheet w/ blood 1 - Black purse 1 - Diaper w/ package 1 - Black case w/ UK number .22 caliber live rounds Items originally collected from Det. Warkentien at Atlantic Self Storage (1089 Atlantic Blvd., Atlantic Beach) on 12/11/12: 1 - Brown bag (contained clothing) 1 - Maroon T-shirt 1 - Khaki shorts $ .11 U.S. Currency (from khaki shorts pocket) 2 - Tennis shoes 2 - White socks 1 - Plastic "Big Lots" bag w/ brown paper bag
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1 - Misc. papers from .. Big Lots" be. 1 - Stun Gun 1 - Homemade card case w/ misc. cards 1 - Atlantic Coast Bank Visa/Debit card (Tammy L. Gill / 5658) 1 - Handmade Gilltouch.com envelope 4 - Lottery tickets $256.00 U.S. Currency 1 - Biohazard bag 2 - Dryer sheets As of this time, this concludes my involvement in this investigation pending any new developments.
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Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Evidence Report
Homiciat. DET. W.A. SMITH
Year: 2012 Incident No. 894259 Sup No. 1 Report Completed by: ET Incident Information Date/Time Assigned: 00:00 Date/Time Anived: 00:00 Date/Time Completed: 00:00 Location qfIncident: 1 1 90 1 ATLANTIC BLVD Apt.!Lot #: City: JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: 32225 Taz: 327 Crossstreet: T y pe o fIncident: LAW ENFORCEMENT INCIDENT Scene Information: #5
Date/Time Assigned: 1 2/1 1 /201 2 09:40 Date/Time Arrived: Scene Location: 1 1 90 1 ATLANTIC BLVD Apt.!Lot #: City: JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: 32225 Taz: 327 Crossstreet: Lift Cards Submitted? Photos at Scene? Evidence?
Sub-Sector: F1 Same As Victim? NO
1 2/1 1 /201 2 09:55
1 2/1 1 /201 2 1 6:30

Sub-Sector:
F1
NO Elimination Prints? NO Total # ofLift Cards: YES # ofPhotos 21 8 Video? NO Diagram? YES YES Evidence Delivered To: Property Room
Lifts o f Value?
Scene Information: #6
Date/Time Assigned: 1 2/1 2/20 1 2 1 2:00 Date!Time Arrived: 1 2/1 2/20 1 2 Scene Location: 31 0 MAYPORT RD Apt./ Lot #: City: ATLANTIC BEACH State: FLORIDA Zip: 32233 Taz: 732 Crossstreet: Lift Cards Submitted? Photos at Scene? Evidence?
1 3:00
1 2/1 2/20 1 2 1 3 :30

sub-Sector:
AB
NO Elimination Prints? NO Total # ofLift Cards: 1 6 YES # ofPhotos 0 Video? NO Diagram? NO YES Evidence Delivered To: Property Room
Lifts o f Value?
Scene Information: #7 Date/Time Assigned: 1 2/1 4/20 1 2 1 0:00 Date/Time Arrived: 1 2/1 4/201 2 1 0:00 Date/Time Completed: 1 2/1 4/201 2 1 4: 00 Scene Location: 1 089 HAINES ST Apt.!Lot #: City: JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: 32206 Sub Sector: 83 Taz: 1 1 0 Crossstreet: Lift Cards Submitted? NO Elimination Prints? NO Total # o fLift Cards: Lifts o f Value? Photos at Scene? # o fPhotos 1 34 Video? NO Diagram? NO Evidence? YES Evidence Delivered To: Property Room Physical Evidence: #2 Quanity: 1 .00 Weight: Unit o fMeasure
Location:
1 1 09 1 ATLANTIC BLVD
Description
EV 1 - 5.56 CASING
Physical Evidence: #3 Quanity: 1 .00 Weight: Unit o fMeasure

Location:
1 1 091 ATLANTIC BLVD EV 2 - 5.56 CASING

Description
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Physical Evidence: #4 Quanity: 1.00 Weight: Unit o fMeasure

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
EV 3 - 5.56 CASING

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD EV 4 - 5.56 CASING
Description

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD EV 5 - 5.56 CASING
Description

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
EV 6 - 5.56 CASING

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
EV 7 - 5.56 CASING

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
5.56 MM RIFLE W/ MAGAZINE, SHOULDER STRAP, AND AIMPOINT SCOPE - KNIGHTS MFG COMPANY SR-15, KM903463
Physical Evidence: #1 0 Quanity: 1.00 Weight: Unit o fMeasure

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
.22 CALIBER REVOLVER - RG - RG23 - T643947 - FROM SUSPECT'S TRUCK

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Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
.38 SPECIAL REVOLVER - ROSSI - 38 SPECIAL - W098381 - FROM SUSPECT'S TRUCK

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
12 GA SHOTGUN - HIGH STANDARD K1200 UK - FROM SUSPECT'S TRUCK

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
5.56 MM LIVE ROUNDS FROM KNIGHTS RIFLE

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
.22 CAL LIVE ROUNDS FROM RG REVOLVER - SNT643947

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
.38 SPECIAL CASING FROM ROSSI CHAMBER - SNW098381

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
.38 SPECIAL LIVE ROUNDS FROM ROSSI - SNW098381
Quanity:
Physical Evidence: #1 7 6.00 Weight: Unit ofMeasure

11091 ATLANTIC BLVD
Location: Description
12 GA LIVE ROUNDS FROM SHOTGUN - WINCHESTER
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Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
CONTROL SWAB

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
TOUCH DNA SWAB - RG REVOLVER

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
TOUCH DNA SWAB - RG . 22 CAL LIVE ROUNDS

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
TOUCH DNA SWAB - ROSSI .38 SPECIAL REVOLVER
Quanity:
Physical Evidence: #22 1.00 Weight: Unit ofMeasure

11091 ATLANTIC BLVD
TOUCH DNA SWAB ROSSI .38 CAL CASING I LIVE ROUNDS
Quanity:
Physical Evidence: #23 1.00 Weight: Unit ofMeasure

11091 ATLANTIC BLVD
TOUCH DNA SWAB - HIGH STANDARD SHOTGUN

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
TOUCH DNA SWAB - 12GA LIVE ROUNDS

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Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
ACADEMY SPORTS BAG

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD

Description
BUCKSHOT LIVE ROUNDS WITH BOXES - REMINGTON

Location:
11091 ATLANTIC BLVD OTHER LIVE ROUNDS (7.62 X 54R)
Description

Location:
315 MAYPORT RD - 12/12/12

Description
KEY TO STORAGE UNIT #216

Location:
315 MAYPORT RD - 12/12/12

Description
BROKEN LOCK TO STORAGE UNIT #206

Location:
1089 HAINES ST - 12/14/12

Description
UNKNOWN SIZE I FRAGMENT UK PROJECTILE FROM PASSENGER FLOORBOARD OF TRUCK
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION #2 ID# #7536 Reporting Officers: H.R.BROOKS On 12-11-12, at 0940, I responded as the lead Crime Scene Detective to 11901 Atlantic Blvd. in reference to a police related shooting incident at the Academy Sports and Outdoors.
Synopsis;
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Officers were responding to an a h .d dispute inside the Academy Sports a ."" Outdoors store. (CCR# 894206) The suspect exited the store and entered a white Ford pickup truck. The suspect was the passenger. A traffic stop was conducted on the vehicle in the parking lot. A shot was fired at the officer from the rear sliding glass window of the truck. The officer returned fire with his SR-15 rifle. The truck's driver was not injured during the shooting and drove onto Atlantic Blvd. (westbound), stopping the truck approximately 946 feet west of the intersection (Atlantic Blvd. I Withrow Dr.). The suspect died at the scene. The weather conditions were; Temperature - 80 DEGREES Humidity 86 % Wind - 4 MPH SW Skies - Cloudy
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Scene Location; The incident occurred in the Southwest parking lot of the Academy Sports and Outdoors located on Atlantic Boulevard in Jacksonville, FL. DETECTIVES AT SCENE; Homicide Detective Sgt. R. Booker #6801 Lead Homicide Detective W.A. Smith #521 3 Homicide Detective G.M. Stucki #6796 Homicide Detective D.E. Meacham #5654 Homicide Detective G. Warkentein #7461 Crime Scene Detective Sgt. S. Scott #6386 Lead Crime Scene Detective H.R. Brooks #7536 Crime Scene Detective D.E. Anderson #7906 Crime Scene Detective J. Amponin #64623 Scene Description; The scene involved the parking lot near the intersection of Withrow Drive at Atlantic Blvd. More specifically, the incident occurred near the stop sign in the southwest corner of the parking lot. A raised landscaped median is located west of the stop sign that separates the incoming and outgoing traffic into the store parking lot. Investigation; A felony traffic stop was initiated on a white pick-up truck in the Academy Sports and Outdoors parking lot as the truck was traveling west through the parking lot. The truck appeared as if it was coming to a stop. Officer B. Hudson exited his marked patrol car with his rifle. The suspect (seated in the passenger seat) displayed and fired his weapon from the rear I back sliding glass window. Officer B. Hudson returned fire. The driver of the truck then proceeded to exit the parking lot and went West on Atlantic Blvd before stopping. Additional officers arrived at the scene of the final stopping point. The driver was removed from the vehicle and placed into a marked JSO patrol unit. The suspect was removed from the vehicle (passenger seat) by patrol officers and placed onto the sidewalk. He was pronounced deceased at the scene by Jacksonville Fire and Rescue personnel. The suspect was covered with a sheet by Rescue, and the Crime Scene Unit body screen was utilized to shield the suspect from the public's view. Atlantic Blvd. was shut down at the intersection of Withrow Dr. - westbound. The eastbound lanes remained open to traffic. C.S.U. Sgt. Scott was notified that I was responding to an officer involved shooting incident.
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C.S.U. Detectives Anderson and Amponin were contacted and requested to respond to the scene to assist. Det. Anderson and Amponin took overall photographs of the scene as requested and collected evidence. Upon my arrival at the scene, I took photographs of the female subject prior to her being transported to the Police Memorial Building. I then went to the JSO Air Unit and took aerials of the scene. Detective Anderson met with Detective Smith and was briefed on the incident. Detective Amponin was requested to photograph the officer, his gun, collect the weapon and verify the rounds in the weapon. It was determined the officer had fired his assigned rifle seven times and there was one live round in the chamber of his rifle and 20 live rounds in the magazine. Detective Anderson and Detective Amponin collected the following evidence: (7) 5.56 mm casings from raised median in the parking lot SR-15 rifle w/ magazine, shoulder strap, and Aimpoint scope - Knights Manufacturing Co. - recovered from Officer B. Hudson .22 caliber revolver (RG) - from truck's driver seat .38 special revolver - from truck's passenger floorboard 1 2 gauge shotgun - from front bench seat inside truck (21 ) live rounds from Rifle - 1 in chamber, 20 in magazine (6) .22 cal live rounds from RG Revolver (1 ) .38 Special spent casing from chamber (4) .38 Special live rounds (6) 1 2 ga live rounds Control swab Touch DNA swab (RG Revolver) Touch DNA swab (RG .22 Cal live rounds) Touch DNA swab (.38 Special Revolver) Touch DNA swab (Rossi .38 cal casing / live rounds) Touch DNA swab ( 1 2 ga shotgun) Touch DNA swab ( 1 2 ga shotgun live rounds) Academy Sports bag (20) Buckshot Shells- Remington (live rounds) with boxes (40) Other live rounds (7.62 x 54R) in box Additional items were collected and documented in a Supplement Report by Det. Anderson. These items were placed into the Crime Scene Unit Dryer prior to being placed into the property room. The scene was searched and seven 5.56 casings were located in the raised landscaped median North of the intersection (Withrow and Atlantic Blvd.) The rounds ( EV#1 , EV#2, EV#3, EV#4, EV#5, EV#6, EV#7), were located in the mulch and on the concrete in this median. Additionally, it should be noted that after firing at Officer
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Hudson, the truck's driver had to 1e around the median in order to exit t .. ,.;arking lot. As the vehicle was traveling south, Officer Hudson returned fire.
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Upon searching the suspect's vehicle, three (3) weapons were located as described above in the property list section. Detective Amponin was assigned to photograph and document these weapons. A spent casing was found in the chamber of the .38 Special Revolver. Additionally, a .22 Revolver and a 12ga. shotgun were recovered from inside the truck. These weapons were loaded, but did not appear to have been fired. Two boxes of ammunition were located in an Academy Sports and Outdoors bag inside the truck. The suspect bought these items in the store during his dispute with management. The investigation revealed that the backstop for the Officer involved in the shooting was a dense wood line I trees. M.E. # 5 - Jeff Brokaw and M.E. # 14 - Betsy Moore responded to the scene. The Northeast body removal team responded and removed the suspect's body from the scene. This concludes my investigation on 12-11-12. Please view Detective Anderson's supplement report documenting her investigation with Homicide Det. W. Smith at the Atlantic Self Storage units on this date. Additionally, she documents the items she collected at the scene and placed into the JSO Crime Scene Unit Dryer. On 12-11-12, Detective Anderson sealed the truck at the scene prior to it being transported to the JSO Vehicle Warehouse at 1089 Haines St. The truck was followed by a Patrol officer to the warehouse. On 12-12-12, I was contacted by Homicide Detective W. Smith and Detective G. Warkentein. They requested that I respond to 315 Mayport Rd. (Atlantic Self Storage) in order to search Unit # 216. Upon my arrival, it was determined that a padlock was present on the Unit. JFRD was called to remove the lock. The Unit consisted of furniture and household items. Photographs were taken. I collected the broken lock and the key to the new lock placed on the outside. These items were placed into the property room. On 12-14-12, I responded to the Crime Scene Unit Vehicle Warehouse in reference to processing the listed White Ford Pickup truck. Upon my arrival, I met with Homicide Det. W. Smith. He stated that a consent to search was given from the truck's owner. I took overall photographs of the truck and the sealed Evidence tape. The interior of the truck was searched for projectiles I fragments. Two small fragments were located in the passenger floorboard and packaged. I then located the bullet holes in the exterior of the truck and attached string to each corresponding hole. Seven holes were located and notated as the following: BS #1 - IMPACT - rear bumper of the truck - no string - did not penetrate through bumper BS #2 - ENTRY - driver side - diamond plated side box - gray string in photographs The bullet's path is as follows : Entered through the rear of this tool box (near driver's side tailgate) approximately a 135 degree angle - grazed the lid of the bisected the tool box- exited the tool box at passenger's side back glass) - entered passenger side back glass and exited primary tool box (below through the passenger's door window (window was down). BS #3 - ENTRY - tailgate - center - pink string in photographs tool box (behind The bullet entered the truck's tailgate in the center - continued into the primary and through - struck rear of cab, but did passenger compartment) - bullet penetrated tool box through not penetrate into the passenger compartment. BS #4 - ENTRY - back glass passenger side - orange string in photographs The bullet entered through the back glass window - passenger side - went through the glass into the passenger seat headrest - through the headrest into the suspect's head - out of the suspect's head and into the front windshield BS #5 - ENTRY - primary rear tool box - green string in photographs
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rear back glass - it went The bullet entered through the pri .... ry rear tool box that is located under ttk middle seat section) - this shot struck the through the tool box into the passenger seat (near the located in the suspect (per Autopsy). suspect in the left shoulder and is still BS #6 - ENTRY - back rear glass passenger side - yellow string in photographs The bullet entered through the back rear glass (on the high side of the glass) passenger side - the windshield. Two holes (through and through) were bullet went through the glass and struck the front located in the front windshield. It is unknown which bullet strike corresponds to this string I bullet hole. BS #7 - ENTRY - back rear glass passenger side - white string in photographs - under BS #6 passenger side - the The bullet entered through the back rear glass (on the high side of the glass) windshield. Two holes (through and through) were bullet went through the glass and struck the front located in the front windshield. It is unknown which bullet strike corresponds to this string I bullet hole. Additionally, it is possible that this bullet strike went out the passengers door window, as it was down during this incident. Other items completed and maintained in the Crime Scene Units major case file folder; Crime Scene Report Diagrams Property Storage Card This concludes my investigation of this incident.
Orginal Reporting O fficer: Detective Evidence Report Completed by: Approving Supervisor:
H.O.MICIDE(SUPERVISOR) DET. W.A. SMITH H.R.BROOKS S.M.SCOTT
#21 72 #521 3 ID #7536 ID # ID #6386

ID ID
1 21261201 2 1 21261201 2
1 1 :40 1 1 :41
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Statement of B. Hudson #5845
On Decem be r 11, 2012 I was travelling eastbound on Atlantic Blvd. in front of the Regency Mall. I was in d istu rba nce ca l l at the Academy Sports store involving a m a n with a shotgun . While en route I read in this info rmation had not yet been relayed by the dispatcher. Prior to a rriving a t the store, I observed two pol ice cars ente ring the pa rking lot approximately mile a head of me, so I knew that I had at least two officers for assistance if the situation escalated at the store. The d ispatcher then gave a clothing description of the suspect a long with information that the suspect was in a n older white p ick-up truck. It was at that time that I o bserved an older white truck approaching my location westbound across the pa rking lot. I then stop ped my veh icle as the truck stopped at a stop sign in the parking lot perpendicula r to my car i n front of me. I could observe a white female in the d river's seat, a nd a white male matching the description d ispatch had described in the passenger seat. I activated the trunk release button, and exited my veh icle q uickly. As I moved to the rea r of my vehicle my JSO patrol car and wearing my standard patrol uniform. I hea rd the d ispatcher say that there was a
the add itiona l comments of the call that the person with the shotgun was threatening e m ployees, b ut
for cover, I yel led loudly at the fema l e d river to "Stop I'' U pon reaching the rea r of my vehicle, the
female bega n d riving again m a king a southern turn from the stop sign onto the access road lead ing to at the truck, a n d began repeating orders for her to "Stop the truck I" The driver's window was down, so I knew that she cou ld hear my orders, but was refusing to comply. As I pointed my rifle at the veh icle my primary focus was on the male passenger based on the information provided by the d ispatcher as the person who had been a rmed inside the store. As the veh icle was d riving past me I observed the male passe nger i n the truck turn a ro u nd in his seat, a nd begin yel ling at the female to "stop the truck I" The male suspect a ppeared to be yel ling at me, but I cou l d not hear him. At that point the truck was travel ling southbound toward the traffic lig ht o n Atlantic Blvd ., a nd was pointing a ha ndgun at me thro ugh a n open rea r slid ing glass window. When I observed this I was still the Atlantic Blvd . I retrieved my rifle from my trunk, cham be red a ro und i n the ba rrel, pointed the rifle
approximately 30-40 feet away from me. The car had a l ready passed m e so the d river was no longer in my line of fire. I could a lso see my back d rop consisted of a wooded a re a of tall pine trees. It appeared to me at that time that his h andgun was moving in a simila r fashion of being fired and going through a recoil process, but I could n ot hea r h is gunshots. Fea ring for my life, the lives of the citizens in the a rea and my fellow officers I bega n to fire my rifle at the suspect. After a few shots, I coul d see the glass on the rea r window breaking, a nd I cou ld see the suspect lean forwa rd . I could not determine at that time if he was leaning forward as a result of being stuck by gunfire o r doing it to ta ke cover. I believed my shots had struck the suspect, b ut there was no evidence to suppo rt it at that time. My back d ro p had begun to cha nge d ue to the vehicle continuing towards
Atlantic Blvd . so I ceased fire, assessed where the veh icle was turning towards and ra n towa rds my patrol car . The veh icle t h e n co ntin ued t o t he traffic light o n Atl a ntic Blvd ., a nd turned westbou n d . Officers Sellers a nd Spence r fol l owed the suspect and cond ucted a traffic stop. I called on the rad io to the officers to be aware of the shooti ng, a nd that the suspect had shot at me as well. I don't remember what my exact words were at the time. I pa rked behind the truck and a pp roached on foot. I observed the female laying o n the street o n the d river's side of the truck with blood o n her clothing. I a sked her if she had been hurt, a n d she ca l m ly replied, "No" . I com m unicated with Sellers and Spencer concerning the suspect in o rd e r to ta ke him into custody a nd spoke briefly with respond ing s u pervisors a nd officers. The suspect was removed from the veh icle on the passenger side, but I did not see who removed him. I did not observe the i nterior of the vehicle a t a ny time. I i nformed Sgt. Ken ny that the scene of the shooting was at the parking lot of Academy Sports, a nd he instructed me to return there for the investigatio n . I then d rove back to the scene, a n d parked north of where it too k place and waiting for supervisors to a rrive. I remaine d at the scen e u ntil instructed to leave by Homicide.
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OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF PROPERTY STORAGE CARD CCR Number: 12-0894259 Submission No.: 651430 Sequence No.: 1
JACKSOLLE, FLORID
Signal: 7, 18, Submit Date: 12/11/2012 94
4:05:00PM
Submitting Officer:
7906DEA DIANE ANDERSON
Reporting Officer:
680 1RB Ronnie Booker
Detective:
Waren Smith
Receiving Officer:
5 1 3 1HAS HEATHER STORY
Sector: E-3
No Prisoners Existfor this Submission

Owner Information
Business Name Address
UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
JACKSOLLE FLORIDA
Submitted Items
Item Pawn Description
5 .56 MM CASING (EV I )
-No.
Qty.
1 .00 EA
Manufacturer/Model/Serial
Hold Class -- ---
Shop
EV
Recovery Location 2
5 .56 MM CASING (EV2)
1 190 1 ATLANTIC BLVD

1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 3
5.56 MM CASING (EV3)

1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 4
5 .56 MM CASING (EV4)

1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 5

1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 6
1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 7
1 1901 ATLANTIC BLVD

1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 8

1 .00 EA
5.56 MM RIFLE W/ MAGAZINE, SHOULDER STRAP, AND AIMPOINT SCOPE
KNIGHTS MFG COMPANY SR- 15 KM903463
EV
Recovery Location 9
22 CALIBER REVOLVER
1 .00 EA
RG RG23 T643947
EV
Recovery Location
Comments:driver seat
10
38 SPECIAL REVOLVER
1 .00 EA
ROSSI 38 SPECIAL W09838 1
EV
Recovery Location
Comments:passenger floorboard
11
1 2 GAUGE SHOTGUN
1 .00 EA
HIGH STANDARD K1200 UK
EV
Recovery Location
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JACKSOLLE, FLORID PROPERTY STORAGE CARD
CCR Number: 12-0894259
Submission No.: 651430
Sequence No.: 1
Signal: 7, 18, Submit Date: 12/11/2012 4:05:00PM 94
12
5 .56 M M LIVE ROUNDS (FROM KNIGHTS RIFLE)
2 1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 13

6.00 EA
2 2 CALIBER LIVE ROUNDS (FROM RG REVOLVER I SNT643947)
REMINGTON
EV
1 .00 EA
38 SPECIAL CASING (FROM ROSSI CHAMBER / SNW0983 8 1 )
EV

4.00 EA
3 8 SPECIAL LIVE ROUNDS (FROM ROSSI I SNW0983 8 1 )
EV
6.00 EA
1 2 GAUGE LIVE ROUNDS (FROM SHOTGUN)
WINCHESTER
EV
CONTROL SWAB

1 .00 EA
EV
TOUCH DNA (RG REVOLVER)

1 .00 EA
EV
1 .00 EA
TOUCH DNA (RG .22 CAL LIVE ROUNDS)
EV

1 .00 EA
TOUCH DNA (ROSSI .38 SPECIAL REVOLVER)
EV
1 .00 EA
TOUCH DNA (ROSSI . 3 8 CAL CASING/LIVE ROUNDS)
EV
1 1 901 ATLANTIC BLVD EV N y
TOUCH DNA (IDGH STANDARD SHOTGUN 1 .00 EA
1 .00 EA
TOUCH DNA ( 1 2GA LIVE ROUNDS FROM SHOT GUN)
EV
ACADEMY SPORTS BAG

1 .00 EA
EV
1 1901 ATLANTIC BLVD REMINGTON EV N y
BUCKSHOT SHELLS (LIVE ROUNDS) WITH 20 . 00 EA BOXES
Recovery Location
Comments from academy sports bag
26
OTHER LIVE ROUNDS (7.62X54R)
40.00 EA
EV
Recovery Location

Nothing Follows
1 2/1 8/20 1 2
Page 2 of
JACKSOLLE, FLORID
4:05:00PM
Submitting Officer
Approving Officer
1 2/1 8/20 1 2
Page 3 of
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF
JACKSONN1LLE, FLORfD PROPERTY STORAGE CARD Sequence No.: 2 Signal: 7, 18, 94 Submit Date: 12/11/201 1 1 :49:00PM
CCR Number: 12-0894259
Submission No.: 651475
Submitting Officer:
Reporting Officer:
52 1 3WAS Warren Smith
Detective:
Waren Smith
Receiving Officer:
69 1 1 GSW Gwen Weston
Sector: F-3
No Prisoners Existf or this Submission

Owner Information
Business Name Address
UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
JACKSOLLE FLORIDA
Submitted Items
Item No. Description
22 CALIBER REVOLVER
Pawn
Qty.
1 .00 EA
ROHM 66 IC25233 1
Class Hold -- ---
Shop
EV
Recovery Location 2
CAMO HOLSTER (FROM ROHM REVOLVER)
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD

1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 3
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD

6.00 EA
22 CALIBER LIVE ROUNDS (FROM ROHM REVOLVER)
EV
Recovery Location 4
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD I.J.A. & C. WKS. UK M 1 3 0963 UNKNOWN UK 33 1 1 525 EV N y
UNKNOWN CALffiER FIREARM REVOLVEl 1 . 00 EA
Recovery Location 5
7.62 MM RIFLE WI BAYONETIE
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD

1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 6
1089 ATLANTIC BLVD

5.00 EA
UNKNOWN CALIBER LIVE ROUNDS (FROM UK RIFLE /SN3 1 1 525)
EV
Recovery Location 7
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD

1 .00 EA
LAPTOP COMPUTER W/ THUMB DRIVE
HEWLETT-PACKARD PAVILLION DV6000 CNF7 124QPY
EV
Recovery Location 8
22 CALIBER RIFLE
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD

1 .00 EA
JJ HIGGINS 36 2552429 UK 1 943 4A5063
EV
Recovery Location 9
7.62 MM RIFLE
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD

1 .00 EA
EV
1089 ATLANTIC BLVD

4.00 EA
UNKNOWN CALIBER LIVE ROUNDS (FROM UK RIFLE SN4A5063
EV
REVOLVER CYLINDER
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD

1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD
12/ 1 8/20 12
Page 1 of
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF PROPERTY STORAGE CARD CCR Number: 12-0894259 Submission No.: 651475 Sequence No.: 2 Signal: 7, 18, 94
JACKSOLLE, FLO
Submit Date: 12/1 1/201 1 1 :49:00PM
12
UNKNOWN CALIBER LIVE ROUNDS (FROM REVOLVER CYLINDER)
6.00 EA
EV
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD

2.00 EA
THUMB DRIVES FROM UPPER LEVEL WI LANYARDS
EV
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD

4.00 EA
THUMB DRIVES ON LANYARDS & KEY RING
EV
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD

1 .00 EA
LAPTOP POWER SUPPLY AND MOUSE
EV
KEYS ON KEY RING
1 089 ATLANTIC BLVD

25.00 EA
EV
Recovery Location
1089 ATLANTIC BLVD

Nothing Follows
Submitting Officer
Approving Officer
1 2/1 8/20 1 2
Page 2 of
JACKSOLLE, FLOHrnD
Signal: 7, 1 8, Submit Date: 12/12/2012 94
5:44:00PM
Submitting Officer:
Reporting Officer:
Detective:
Waren Smith
Receiving Officer:
5 1 3 1HAS HEATHER STORY
Sector: E-3
Prisoner Names
Name DOB Docket No.
TAMY L GILL
07/14/ 1 96 1
2012-034021
Owner Information
Business Address
JSO TAMMY L GILL
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 3 1 0 MAYPORTROAD FLORIDA 32233 ATLANTIC BEACH
Submitted Items
HAT
Pawn
Qty.
1 .00 EA
Class
Shop
-- --
Hold
EV
Recovery Location 2
SHEET WI BLOOD
829 HAINES ST
1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 3
829 HAINES ST
1 .00 EA
BROWN BAG (CONTAINED CLOTHES)
EV
Recovery Location 4
MAROON T-SHIRT
829 HAINES ST
1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 5
KHAKI SHORTS
829 HAINES ST
1 . 00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 6
TENNIS SHOES
829 HAINES ST
2.00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 7
WHITE SOCKS
829 HAINES ST
2.00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 8
BLACK PURSE
829 HAINES ST
1 .00 EA
EV
Recovery Location 9
DIAPER W/ PACKAGE
829 HAINES ST
1 .00 EA
EV
829 HAINES ST
1 .00 EA
BLACK CASE W/ UK NUMBER 2 2 CALffiER LIVE ROUNDS
EV
Recovery Location
829 HAINES ST
Comments:bloody unable to verify # of live rounds
1 211 8/20 12
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JACKSOLLE, FLO
5:44:00PM
11
PLASTIC "BIG LOTS" BAG W/ BROWN PAPER BAG
1 . 00 EA
EV
829 HAINES ST
1 . 00 EA
MISC. PAPERS FROM "BIG LOTS" BAG
EV
STUN GUN
829 HAINES ST
1 .00 EA
CANS 800
EV
829 HAINES ST
1 .00 EA
HOMEMADE CARD CASE W/ MISC. CARDS
EV
CARD (TAMMY L. GILL)
829 HAINES ST
1 . 00 EA
ATLANTIC COAST BANK VISA/DEBIT
5658
EV
Recovery Location
Comments:from card case
829 HAINES ST
16
HANDMADE GILLTOUCH.COM ENVELOPE 1 .00 EA
EV
LOTTERY TICKETS
829 HAINES ST
4.00 EA
EV
Recovery Location
Comments:from envelope
829 HAINES ST
18
U.S. CURRENCY
256.00
$$
EV
Recovery Location
Comments:from envelope
829 HAINES ST
19
U. S. CURRENCY (TAMMY GILL)
0. 1 1
$$
EV
Recovery Location
829 HAINES ST
Comments:from khaki shorts pocket
20
BIOHAZARD BAG
1 .00 EA
EV
DRYER SHEETS
829 HAINES ST
2.00 EA
EV
Recovery Location
829 HAINES ST
Nothing Follows
Submitting Officer
Approving Officer
1 2/1 8/20 1 2
Page 2 of
JACKSOLE, FLO
Signal: 7, 1 8, Submit Date: 12/14/2012 94
3:4l :OOPM
Submitting Officer:
7536hrb Harmoni Brooks
Reporting Officer:
52 1 3WAS Warren Smith
Detective:
Waren Smith
Receiving Officer:
67245j lk Jaclyn Keen
Sector: B-2
Prisoner Names
Name DOB Docket No.
TAMMY L GILL
07/14/ 1 961
20 12-03402 1
Owner Information
Business Address
UNK UNK Submitted Items

UNKNOWN SIZE/FRAGMENT UK PROJECTILE
JACKSOLLE FLORIDA
Pawn
Qty.
1 .00 EA
Class
Shop
Hold
EV
Recovery Location
1 089 HAINES ST
Nothing Follows
Submitting Officer
Approving Officer
12/1 8/2012
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Arrest And Booking Report
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office . Jacksonvi l le Florida
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Arresting Agency: Jacksonville Sheriff's Office
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Prev Juv Jail # JSO ID # SSN

Route To:
Yr: 2 0 12 Inc # 894259

1 2/1 1 /201 2 1 8:02
Amend # File Direct: YES Court: C ircuit OBTS #
Jail # 2012034021
Day/Date/Time Arrested: Tuesday 1 2/1 1 /201 2 1 2: 1 5 Name: Gill , TAM MY LYNN Aliases: Nickname(s): Arrestee Home Address: 31 0 MAYPORT RD Apt./Lot #: City: ATLANTIC BEACH State: FLORIDA Zip: 32233 Taz: 732 Crossstreet: DOB: 7/1 4/1 961 Age: 51 Height: 5' 6" Weight (lbs) range is from
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Hom icide D ET. W.A. S M ITH
2 2012 AM
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Sub Sector: AB prior to/during Arrest: N O
1 60 to 200
Race: WHITEEthnicity: NOT OF HISPANIC ORIGIN sex: Female
Eye Color: BROWN Hair Color: B ROWN Complexion: MEDIUM Build: Medium ECD Usage: N OT APP LICABLE RTR written related to this incident? NO RTR Incident Yr: RTR Incident #: Is an O ff ense a hate crime? N O Is an O ffense a dating violence crime? NO Required to register as a sex off ender? NO Suspect Invoke Miranda? NO Arrestee needs ADA Consideration? Arrestee Confessed? Miranda Rights Given? YES Disability or Special Consideration:
'
State: FLORIDA Subject Resident 7ype: Hm Phone # Bus. Phone # Phone Ext. Cell Phone # Cell Phone Provider E-mail Is Vagrant? NO Subject Residence Status: RESIDENT Armed With: HANDGUN (NOT DISCHARGED) Distinguishing Marks: Employer: UNK Place ofBirth: WASHINGTON Country ofCitizenship: UNITED STATES School Last Attended: U N K
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,
Arrest Made On: CALL
US Citizen: YES
q"No is it Domestic Related: N O Domestic Violence Involved: NO Children under 18 Present: Day/Date/Time ofIncident From: Tuesday 1 2/1 1 /201 2 09:22 Day/Date/Time ofIncident To: Tuesday 1 2/1 1 /201 2 09:29 IncidentAddress: 1 1 900 ATLANTIC B LVD Apt./Lot #: Sub-Sector: E3 City: JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: 32225 Taz: 326 Crossstreet: O ff ense Location Type: Parking Lot (Not specified) Interviewed by: L.E. KUCZKOWSKI Interviewer ID: 6254 Where Arrested: 501 BAY ST E Apt.!Lot #: Sub Sector: A3 City: JACKSONVILLE State: FLORIDA Zip: 32202 Taz: 97 Crossstreet: Involved in Traffic Accident: NO Injuries f rom Accident: Is Incident Gang Related: N O Is Arrestee a Gang member? N O
Statute or Ordinance Number(s):

WRITTEN THREATS
Statute No: 836. 1 0 Degree: F2 UCR Code: 9000 Attempt Code: Commit SA#
#1
1 2/1 1 /201 2 - 1 7:30
TO KILL OR DO BODILY HARM TO PERSON OR FAMILY MEMBER
Warrant T ype: Not Applicable
O RI G I NAL
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ARREST REPORT
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Control # Jurisdiction: Purge/Bond Type: Bond Disposition:
Bond Amount:
,rrant/Case # CT. Location/ Div.: Date ofIssue:
No. ofCounts: Date ofReturn: Judge: DispositionDate:
Blanket Bond:
VOPIFT A ONLY
Original Statute No: Degree: UCR Code: Attempt Code: Comm it Description:

CARY ING CONCEALED FIREARM
Statute No: 790.01 (2) Degree: F3 UCR Code: 5200 Attempt Code: Comm it Citation # Jso Control # Jurisdiction: Purge/Bond. Type: Bond Disposition: Bond Amount: SA# Warrant/Case # CT. Location/Div.: Date ofIssue: Date ofReturn:
#2
1 2/1 1 /201 2 - 1 7:30
Warrant Type: N ot Applicable No. ofCounts: Judge: DispositionDate:
Blanket Bond:
VOPIFT A ONLY
Original Statute No: Degree: UCR Code: Attempt Code: Commit Description:
Statute No: 31 6. 1 935( 1 ) Degree: F3 UCR Code: 540A Attempt Code: Comm it
FLEEING/ATTEMPT ING TO ELUDE A LA W ENFORCEMENT OFFICER ;
#3
1 2/1 1/201 2 - 1 7:30

AFTER ORDER TO STOP
Citation # Jso Control # Jurisdiction: Purge/Bond Type: Bond Disposition: Bond Amount:
SA# Warrant/Case # CT. Location/ Div.: Date ofIssue: Date ofReturn:
Warrant Type: Not Applicable No. of Counts: Judge: DispositionDate:
Blanket Bond:
VOPIFT A ONLY
Original Statute No: Degree: UCR Code: Attempt Code: Commit Description:
ADDIT ION AL I N FORM AT ION
Reporting O fficer: G. L.WARKENTI E N 7461 1 On 1 2-1 1 -201 2, patrol officers were dispatched to 1 1 901 Atlantic Boulevard (Academy S ports) in reference to a disturbance. It was reported a white/male had entered the store with a shotgun and was creating a disturbance. A white/female was also reported to be with the wite/male As patrol officers were arriving at the scene they
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ADLT
a white pick-up truck, being nd white/female were leaving the st1 were made aware of the white/1 rehicle continued to leave the drive,n by the white/female. U p1 mg ordered to stop by police officers scene, the white/male reportedly .,uinted the gun and fired at the officer. The officer fired h is weapon striking the suspect. The d river (white/female) drove a short distance before pulling over and being taking into custody. The white/male was pronounced dead at the scene by Fire/Rescue. The white/female (Tammy L. Gill) was then transported to the Police Memorial Building to be interviewed. Detective L.E. Kuczkowski met with Ms. Gill and advised her of her constitutional rights via the pre-printed Constitutional Rights form . Ms. Gill agreed to talk to Detective Kuczkowski in reference to the incident. D u ring the interview and investigation process it was found Ms. Gill was in possession of a pistol which was lying u nder her leg while she was fleeing from the scene after being ordered by police officers to stop. Ms. Gill was asked if she had a permit to carry a concealed firearm and she replied no. Investigation also revealed earlier in the day Ms. Gill had assisted in reading and sending an email to a former employer. The email contained a threat to kill the em ployer and family mem bers. Ms. Gill was shown the email and admitted to and sig ned a copy of the email stating, she read the email and sent it. M s . Gill was then transported to the Pre-Trial Detention Facility.
T ransported By: L.J. BAUGHAN #6887 Arresting O fficer( s) #J: G. L.WARKEN TI E N #7461
Div!Zone or Unit: DETECTIVE ZONE 2
Approving Supervisor: R. BOOKER #6801 #2: L.E. KUCZKOWSKI #6254
State ofFlorida. County o fDuval Sworn to (or a ffirmed ) and subscribed be f ore me this
Personally Kno'Mt
Producedldentflcation
_ Type ofldentificationproduced:
il_day of
Arresting I Transporting Qf Signatur:

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2oa by
Print, Ty pe, or Stamp, Commissioned name o fNotary Public
Investigative Time:
#1 Hours:
Minutes:
Cost Amount:
$385.92
Drug Activity: N OT APPLICABLE Alcohol Related: U N KN OWN (OR N/A)
Drug Type: NOT APP LICABLE Drug Related: U N KNOWN (OR N/A)
Jail Inf ormation ( Back Door)

Jail # 2012034021
Date and Time Admitted: 12/11/2012 18:02

Juvenile/Court Clerk #
Injuries from Accident: Involved in Traffic Accident: N 0 OC deployed prior to/during Arrest: N O Was a hobble restraint used on the arrestee? N O Does the arrestee exhibit any signs ofsuicidal behavior o r attempts? NO Does the arrested have any observable medical/menta/ health problems? NO Has the arrestee shown any escape potential or violence propensity behaviors? NO Is there any other inf ormation about the arrestee thatjail personnel need to know? NO lfyes, what?
Triage Questions:
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S.A. CASE NO.

TAMMY LYNN GILL

DANIEL E. SKINNER BAR #0108324

day of January, 2013.

BEASLEY Commission# EE E.xpires January 4, 2015

January 10, 2013

MCL NO.(S): S836.10, F2; S790.01 (2), F3; S316.1935(1) , F3

S.A. CASE NO.:

STATE OF FLORIDA vs. TAMMY LYNN GILL

CATEGORY C: Gary S. Myers, Address to be Determined.

D. E. *F. G. H. *1. *J. *K.

ANGELA B. COREY STATE ATTORNEY

Vincent Joseph Sonson Assistant State Attorney Bar Number 0057387

.iomicide DET. W.A. SMITH

Incident No.: 894259

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office General Offense /Incident Report

Incident Inf ormation

Statute No: 999

UCR Code: 999Z

Attempt Code: Commit

LAW ENFORCEMENT INCIDENT

ADDIT ION AL I NFORMATION

Clearance Status: ONGOING INV ESTIGATION

Clearance Code: Date case was cleared:

Number of Cases Cleared

JSO Pagel of2 Date Printed:l2/ 18/ 2012

JOHN H. RUTHERFORD, SHERIFF

JSO Pagel of2 Date Printed:12/ 2012 18/

JOHN H. RUTHERFORD, SHERIFF

Jomicide DET. W.A. SMITH

Incident No. 894259

Jacksonville Sheriffs Office Supplemental Report

Tuesday 12/11/2012 09:22

Tuesday 12/11/2012 09:29

11901 ATLANTIC BLVD FLORIDA

City: JACKSONVILLE State: Taz: 327 Crossstreet: Drug Activity:

Tuesday 12/11/2012 11:56

NOT APPLICABLE UNKNOWN (OR N/A)

NOT APPLICABLE UNKNOWN (OR N/A) No Commit

Alcohol Related: MC.I Case:

Dating Violence Involved:

Offense#1 Statute No: 782.02

Offense#2 Statute No: 784.07(2)(C)

LEO/FIREFIGHTER/EMT/NONSWORN OR LICENSED SECURITY OFFICER/ETC;

PERSONAL OR SPECIAL WEAPON

Name: COWAN, LESLY Address: 310 MAYPORT RD

VICTIM TYPE: ADULT

to Residence Type: CITY Residence Status: RESIDENT

Victim Relationship To Offender:

RIFLE (DISCHARGED) HANDGUN (DISCHARGED)

Name: HUDSON, B A Address: 501 BAY ST E

VICTIM TYPE: LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

Date Printed: 1128/2013

JOHN H. RUTHERFORD, SHERIFF

Alt Sub Sector:

Residence Type: CITY Residence Status: RESIDENT

LEO/FIREFIGHTER/EMT/NONSWORN OR LICENSED SECURITY OFFICER/ETC;

Victim Relationship To Offender:

HANDGUN (DISCHARGED) RIFLE (DISCHARGED)

Officer ID# 5845 Years of Experience?

Suspect Location: Arrested

NOT OF HISPANIC ORIGIN

Jail Booking# Ecd Usage: RTR written related to this incident?

Miranda Warnings Given:

D. E. F. G. H. 1. J. K.