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IN THE MOON VALLEY JP (NORTHWEST PHX) COURT STATE OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF MARICOPA seeePINALHOH® RELEASE QUESTIONNAIRE Note: Una spece Form 1V is sae or ordered redacted bythe Cour Fra IVsare publ records the Cunt or Cher oe tne thc tre provided tothe Count an wie rmsd Intel eneeapon equ DEFENDANT'S NAME veniiN HARRIS, rrr os TE sok AUASIES) CASE NO, er2018156361001 (A. GENERAL INFORMATION C. OTHER INFORMATION (Check if applicable) Charges 1. C1 Defendant is presently on probation, parole or any OPM. osat nc6 ASLE-OERIOUE fH tHURY £9 Sine of vlese lng ter Chrgos or Gtons Eipan 2._Ustary por: Freie? Pursuant o ARS. §41-1750 ton print ingots woro taken of the arrested person? & Yes () No Convictions? tyes PN FTA‘? Pursuant o AAS. §19-610 one or mor at the above Charges reqs theses agony to socuro DNA Sample onthe amesto poten? Hd Yoo CIN 4. ther ay indication the deendant i: An Alcoholic? An Addict? Iyes, does the defendant have @ valid DNA sample on 1 pe? en les, dos the detendant havea va C1 Mental ature Physica 4. Defendants curenty employed Ino, Ateting Ageney has taken eeu inate sample? aves C1 No Offense Location: How long: f only reside? terse Location: 3 Where does the defendant cureny ese? Axes a Date: 2018-08-04 Time: 02:16 How long: years months days B. PROBABLE CAUSE STATEMENT 6° What acts indicts te defondant wl oe rolaseo™ please summarize a ince the facts which establish Spun probable cause for the arrest: Bee Addendum (Page 3) 7. What facts doas the state have to oppose an unsecured release? Explain:viousncr /necewniy move 10 az FROM D. CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE OFFENSE(Check if applicable) 1. Cl Firearm or other weapon was used Type! 2 Someone was injured by the defendant 3 Medical attention was necessary Nature of injuries: searn masuey/cnmeseousive 2. 1 Someone was threatened by the defendant Nature and extent of throats: 8. Did the offense involve a child viatim?C Yes No yes, was DCS notiied?O] Yes 2 No 4. If property offense, value of property taken or damaged: C1 Property was recovered 5. Name(s) of co-defendants) DEFENDANT'S NAMEMELVIN HARRIS, TL E. CRIMES OF VIOLENCE 1. Relationship of defendant to victim Victims) and defendant reside together 2.__ How was the situation brought to the attention ofthe police? 1D Viclin I Third Party Li Officer observed 3._ J] Thero are previous incidents involving these same parties Explain: 4, Is defendant currently the subject of: T Anorder of protection] Any other court order 1 Injunction against harassment Explain: F. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ISSUES (Check if applicable) Defendant's actions C1 Threats of homicide /euicidorbodlly harm 1 Controtiownershipijealousy issues Prior history of DV 1 Crime occurs in public Kidnapping 1 Frequencylintensity of DV increasing LI Depression C1 Access to or use of weapons 1 Stalking behavior C2 Violence against children/animals Ci Multiple violations of court orders G. CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ARREST (Check if applicable) 1. Did the defendant attempt to Avoid arrest Cl Resist arest Explain: Ci Self Surrender 2. Defendant was armed when arrested Type: 208 TESCO No 3. D1 Evidence of he offense was found in the defendant's, possession Explain: 4. Was the defendant under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of the offense? Yes 33No ] Unk H. DRUG OFFENSES 1. Ifthe defendants considered to be a drug dealer, please State the supporting facts: 2. What quantities and types of illegal drugs are directly involved in the offense? Drug field test completed 1D Defendant admission of drug type Approximate monetary value: > 3, Was any money seized? | ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 1. Military Service: Has the defendant served inthe military services of the United States?C] Yes. C1 No. Unknown Ityes, currently on active duty? Yes 1 No Branches Served in: (AFA Foice AR Army CG Coast Guard MC- Marine Corp IMU Mevehert nee NG Natonal Guard NV - Navy RS. Reesres) 2. 1s the defendant homeless? (Yes No] Unknown 3, Do you need the court to provide an interpreter to help communicate and to understand what is being said? Yes ta No Iso, what languag “ita fugitve arrest, a Form IVA must also be competed | ceriy thatthe information presented is true tothe best of my knowledge. FLORES, STEVEN A/09754 ‘ARRESTING OFFICERYSERIAL NUMBER 202 800002 369376/x20072300 DEPARTMENTAL REPORT NO. 200723 ARREST AGENCY/DUTY PHONE NUMBER: DATE DEPARTMENTAL REPORT NO. 0/ 602-262-5657 2018-08-08 , DEPARTMENTAL REPORT NO. DEFENDANT'S NAMEMELVIN HARRIS, TL cos MEE sooxkinc no CASE NO. PF2015236361002 Page 3 of 3 ADDENDUM B1. Probable Cause Statement ON 080218 AT APPROXIMATELY 2336 HOURS MELVIN HARRIS III WENT TO THE QT AT 9010 NORTH 19TH AVENUE TO PICK UP HIS TEENAGE DAUGHTER AND HER TWO FRIENDS. WHILE WAITING IN THE PARKING LOT IN HIS VEHICLE, THE VICTIM APPROACHED HIS VEHICLE ASKING FOR MONEY. MELVIN GAVE HIM CHANGE AND THE VICTIM WALKED INTO THE QT. WHEN MELVINS DAUGHTER AND FRIENDS EXITED AND CAME TO HIS VEHICLE, THEY TOLD HIM A MALE INSIDE TRIED TO GET INTO HIS DAUGHTERS CLOSED AND LOCKED STALL DOOR IN THE WOMENS RESTROOM. HIS DAUGHTER NOTIFIED AN EMPLOYEE OF THE MALES PRESENCE INSIDE THE WOMENS BATHROOM AND THE EMPLOYEE IN TURN TOLD THE ONDUTY SECURITY GUARD. THE. VICTIM EXITED THE QT AND THE DAUGHTER POINTED HIM OUT TO HER FATHER AS THE MALE WHO WENT INTO THE RESTROOM. MELVIN WENT INTO THE BUSINESS AND TOLD A SECURITY GUARD HE NEEDED TO TAKE CARE OF THE SITUATION, OR HE WOULD DO IT HIMSELF. SECUR— ITY TOLD HIM THEY WOULD HANDLE THE SITUATION, AND MELVIN GOT BACK INTO HIS VEHICLE AND PULLED IT UP TO A GRAVEL AREA NEAR THE PARKING LOT WHERE THE VICTIM HAD MOVED TO. ACCORDING TO WITNESSES, MELVIN APPROACHED THE VICTIM AND PUNCHED HIM IN THE FACE CAUSING THE VICTIM TO FALL. WITNESSES DESCRIBED THE VICTIM AS SNORING AND MOANING WHILE ON THE GROUND. MELVIN THEN, WHILE STANDING OVER THE VICTIM, STRUCK THE VICTIM IN THE FACE SEVERAL MORE TIMES AND ALSO KICKED AND STOPPED ON HIM. MELVIN ENTERED HIS VEHICLE AND FLED TO HIS RESIDENCE. OFFICERS REVIEWED VIDEO SURVEILLANCE FOOTAGE AND OBTAINED A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE SUSPECT AND THE VEHICLE. THROUGH POLICE DATABASE QUERIES A MATCHING VEHICLE, WITH A REGISTERED OWNER ADDRESS NEARBY, WAS IDENTIFIED. OFFICERS CONDUCTED FOL- LOW UP AT THE RESIDENCE AND MELVIN ANSWERED THE DOOR, ADMITTING TO BEING IN- VOLVED. MELVIN WAS DETAINED AT THE LOCATION. ONE ON ONE IDENTIFICATIONS WERE CONDUCTED WITH BOTH WITNESSES HOWEVER NEITHER IDENTIFIED MELVIN AS THE INVOLVED PARTY. BASED ON MELVINS ADMISSIONS HE WAS ARRESTED AND TRANSPORTED TO POLICE HEADQUARTERS FOR AN INTERVIEW. DURING THE INTERVIEW HE ADMITTED TO PUNCHING THE VICTIM IN THE FACE, BUT SAID IT WAS ONLY BECAUSE THE VICTIM SWUNG AT HIM FIRST, STRIKING HIM NEAR THE NECK AND SHOULDER AREA, AFTER HITTING THE VICTIM, THE VIC- TIM FELL TO THE GROUND AND CURLED UP INTO A BALL. MELVIN DENIED RECALLING ANY FURTHER STRIKES TO THE VICTIM WHILE HE WAS DOWN ON THE GROUND. THE VICTIM WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL WITH LIFE THREATENING INJURIES. HE SUSTAINED SWELL— ING TO THE BRAIN AND A NASAL FRACTURE. AND DUE TO THE LOSS OF OXYGEN TO THE BRAIN FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD HE HAS NOT REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS AND IS NOT RE- SPONSIVE.

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