Use of Force Summary Fourth Quarter

Chandler Police Department - PSS Memo No. 23-001

Date: January 25, 2023
To: Sean Duggan, Chief of Police
Thru: Melissa Deanda, Assistant Chief

Robert Dykstra, PSS Lieutenant
Nicole Vasey, PSS Sergeant

From: George Arias, PSS Detective /
Subject: Use of Force Review, 4° Quarter Use of Force 2022
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Background

The Chandler Police Department recognizes the current Arizona statutory law dictating that
“no unnecessary or unreasonable force shall be used in making an arrest, and the person
arrested shall not be subjected to any greater restraint than necessary for his detention.”
The Chandler Police Department stipulates officers must adhere to their training unless the
situation justifies a deviation from that training.”

The Chandler Police Department began to utilize the Use of Force Review Board in 2008 to
ensure the proper documentation of all applications of force, evaluate those applications
for adherence to established policy, and determine any additional training needs.? The
board meets monthly to evaluate the prior month’s incidents, and quarterly reviews are
prepared to share information and findings with the Citizen Review Panel.

This analysis contains use of force statistics for the fourth quarter of 2022 to identify
prevalent trends or deficiencies per the current CALEA standard.‘ in addition to an internal
comparative analysis, this report will illustrate training issues that emerged throughout the
quarter, as well as the number and general nature of injuries sustained by personnel and
suspects.

2022 Fourth Quarter Review

The Chandler Police Department logged 2076 arrests during the fourth quarter of 2022,
yielding a total of twelve (12) incidents resulting in a use of force by Chandler Police Officers
to effect an arrest or detain a subject under reasonable suspicion or probable cause.

All reportable incidents were reviewed by the Use of Force Review Board. This board meets
monthly to determine if the applications of force are justified in accordance with the policies
of the Chandler Police Department.

The following tables document the twelve (12) incidents reviewed by the board for the
months of October, November, and December of 2022. It includes the types of force used
and dispositions. in some incidents there were multiple applications of force used by various
officers. For this reason, there were fifteen (15) distinct applications of force. This report will
deliver the summaries of the twelve (12) reviewed incidents.

' ARS § 13-3881.B

2 CPD G.O. E-01.200.B.3
3 CPD G.O. E-01.400.E.1
4 CALEA 1,3.13

Type of Force Used Fourth Quarter 2022

Low Level Force 7 Take downs, pressure points, Hard
hands, etc.
K9 Bite, fist strikes, Knee strikes,
Intermediate Force 8 Kicks, Less lethal, CEW, Impact push,
etc.
15

Total Force Used Fourth Quarter 2022

Use of Force Demographics by Race/Gender/Age

2 White Male 29-35 xX 17%
1 White Female 24 24 8%
3 Black Male 15-39 24 25.5%
1 Black Female 50 50 8%
4 Hispanic Male 16-37 26 33.5%
1 Native American Male 26 26 8%

(12 total subjects in use of force incidents)
Policy Violations/Reviews

In the fourth quarter of 2022 there were no use of force incidents referred to internal
Affairs.

Training Issues

Three training issues were identified by the Use of Force Board. The first involved an
officer's lack of de-escalation attempts. The second training issue involved not filing
charges against a suspect of a misdemeanor crime where force was used. The third
involved handcuffing a suspect with his hands in front of his body and not behind. Both
incidents were handled by the individual officer's chain of command.

injuries

In the fourth quarter of 2022, two (2) officers were injured during use of force incidents.
The injuries sustained by officers were mostly minor in nature, generally consisting of

sprains, abrasions, cuts, or bruising. Most of the officers’ injuries appeared to stem from
body-to-body contact, takedown techniques, and struggling to handcuff suspects on hard
surfaces or from direct assaults on the officers themselves.

Ten (10) suspects were injured or complained of injury during the use of force incidents.
Most of these injuries were minor in nature, consisting of lacerations, abrasions,
contusions, complaints of pain, and CEW puncture wounds.

The officer, the suspect, or both received medical attention in the use of force incidents
with injury when requested. Medical treatment was either provided on scene or ata

hospital for more extensive care or evaluation.

Total Injuries When Force Used Fourth Quarter 2022

Emotionally Disturbed/Impaired

Eight (8) subjects involved in use of force incidents were found to be emotionally disturbed,
under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or a combination of impairments.

Conclusion

The reported types of use of force incidents during the fourth quarter of 2022 indicate
officers used the appropriate level of force to effect the arrest of suspects. This illustrates
that the use of force policy, defensive tactics training, board reviews, and overall
departmental philosophy are aligned with established case law, statutory regulations, and
the principles of community-oriented policing.

The following pages are the summaries that were presented to the Use of Force Board for
the fourth quarter of 2022.

Incident Review Summaries
Summary 1

Date of Occurrence: 10/04/2022

Time of Occurrence: 1905

Incident Report: 22-115493

Personnel Involved: Officer Matthew Lerma #867

Force Used: Take down
Subject Actions: Fled from police during arrest
Summary:

On October 4'", 2022, at 1905 hours, Chandler Police Officer Lerma initiated a traffic stop
ona male riding a bicycle around 56" Street and Chandler Boulevard in Chandler. The
male, later identified as Shane Carrey, consented to a search of his person. He was found
to have drug paraphernalia in his possession.

After Officer Lerma found the drug paraphernalia, he ordered Mr. Carrey to place his
hands behind his back so he could affect an arrest. As the officer was arresting him, Mr.
Carrey broke free and fled on foot. Officer Lerma gave chase, caught up with Mr. Carrey,
and tackled him to the ground. With the help of another officer Mr. Carrey was taken into
custody.

Mr. Carrey sustained abrasions on both knees, his right elbow, and the side of his
forehead. Paramedics arrived and transported Mr. Carrey to a local hospital after it was
determined he had consumed fentanyl prior to police contact. He was later released and
transported to the Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility where he was booked.
Photographs were taken of the incident and a body worn camera recorded the use of
force.

Charges on suspect:

Possession of narcotics
Possession of drug paraphernalia
Warrants X2

Injuries:

Mr. Carrey sustained abrasions on both knees, right elbow, and on the side of his forehead.

Summary 2

Date of Occurrence: 10/07/2022

Time of Occurrence: 1359

Incident Report: 22-116710

Personnel Involved: Officer Michael Rosenberger #806

Force Used: Sat suspect on the ground

Subject Actions: Refused to sit on the ground after being handcuffed
Summary:

On October 7", 2022, at 1359 hours, Chandler Police Officers responded to a disorder
involving a knife at 7470 W. Orchid Lane in Chandler. According to the caller, a male
customer was acting disorderly and aggressively towards employees, and at one point
pulled out a knife. The business identified the suspect as Taurus McMillan and provided a
clothing description and what vehicle he was in.

Officer Rosenberger arrived and contacted Mr. McMillan who was sitting in his car. Officer
Rosenberger gave him instructions to exit the vehicle, which he complied with. Once Mr.
McMillan was handcuffed and told he was being detained, he became upset and asked
why. As Officer Rosenberger tried to explain, Mr. McMillan would talk over him stating that
he had been challenged to a fight by one of the employees. After patting him down, he
instructed Mr. McMillan to sit on the ground. He refused several times to sit on the ground
stating he did not want to and would sit on an elevated light pole base. Pulling away from
Officer Rosenberger, Mr. McMillan moved towards the light pole base and leaned on it.
Officer Rosenberger pulled him away from the light pole and pushed him down to the
ground. Mr. McMillan, who landed in a seated position, accused the officer of assault. He
stated his back was injured and demanded a police supervisor respond as well as
paramedics.

Mr. McMillan complained of back pain. He was transported to a local hospital where he was
treated and released. Mr. McMillan was released from detainment from the hospital and
was free to leave pending long form charges. Photographs were not taken of the incident
and a body worn camera recorded the use of force.

Charges on suspect:

Threats (long form charges)

Criminal trespass (long form charges)

Disorderly conduct (long form charges)

injuries:

Mr. McMillan complained of back pain.

Summary 3

Date of Occurrence: 10/07/2022

Time of Occurrence: 2037

Incident Report: 22-116834

Personnel Involved: Officer Rupert Snedigar #732

Force Used: Knee strike
Subject Actions: Fled from police during contact and attempted arrest
Summary:

On October 7", 2022, at 2037 hours, Chandler Police Gang Detectives Lauritzen and
Wagstaff were on duty around Galveston Street and Arizona Ave in Chandler. They
conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle whose front passenger, a male juvenile, was known to
have a felony warrant and carry firearms.

As the vehicle came to a stop the juvenile fled on foot. As the detectives gave chase, they
observed the juvenile remove a backpack from his person and drop it on the ground. As
the juvenile attempted to climb a wall, both detectives reached the juvenile and a struggie
ensued as they tried to take him into custody. As the juvenile tried to break free from their
hold, Officer Snedigar arrived to assist. As multiple commands were given to stop resisting,
the juvenile attempted to break free by pushing off the wall and kicking at the officers.
Office Snedigar delivered a single knee strike to the back of the juvenile’s right leg. He then
placed his knee against the leg and applied pressure to prevent the juvenile from kicking
and struggling. The juvenile was subsequently placed in handcuffs and arrested. The
backpack the juvenile had thrown to the ground contained a loaded handgun with an
extended magazine.

The juvenile did not sustain any injuries or complain of injury. He was transported to the
Maricopa County juvenile Facility and booked. Photographs were taken of the incident and
a body worn camera recorded the use of force.

Charges on suspect:

Prohibited possessor of a firearm
Misconduct involving firearms
Possession of narcotics
Possession of drug paraphernalia
Possession of marijuana
Warrants X2

Injuries:

The juvenile did not sustain any injuries or complain of injury.

Summary 4

Date of Occurrence: 10/08/2022

Time of Occurrence: 1203

Incident Report: 22-117101

Personnel Involved: Officer Marcelo Camacho #749

Force Used: Pepper spray
Subject Actions: Refused commands and balled up his fists
Summary:

On October 8", 2022, at 1203 hours, Chandler Police Officers responded to an indecent
exposure at the bus stop located at Arizona Avenue and Pecos Road in Chandler. According
to a caller, a male was exposing his genitals.

Officer Camacho arrived and observed a male, later identified as Bernabe Jimenez, sitting
on the bus stop bench with his pants down and masturbating. Officer Camacho exited his
patrol car and walked towards Mr. Jimenez. He continued to masturbate as Officer
Camacho ordered him to stop and pull his pants up. Mr. Jimenez partially pulled his pants
up, but then stopped and looked at Officer Camacho with a blank stare. He then said, “what
the fuck” and “What” several times. Mr. Jimenez then made a fist with his right hand and
started to pull away. Officer Camacho grabbed his left arm to effect an arrest. Believing Mr.
Jimenez was going to strike him, Officer Camacho released his arm, took a step back, and
retrieved his pepper spray. He warned Mr, Jimenez he would be sprayed if he didn’t
comply. Mr. Jimenez continued to say “what the fuck” as he stared blankly at the officer.
Officer Camacho delivered a one-second burst of pepper spray at Mr. jimenez's face. He
then took him to the ground, handcuffed him and arrested him.

Mr. Jimenez sustained exposure to the pepper spray. Officer Camacho provided cool water
to his face until paramedics arrived. Paramedics assessed Mr. Jimenez and transported
him to a local hospital for further treatment. He was later released from the hospital and
transported to the Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility where he was booked.
Photographs were taken of the incident and a body worn camera recorded the use of
force.

Charges on suspect:

Resisting arrest
Disorderly conduct
Indecent exposure
Public sexual indecency
Loitering

Criminal nuisance

Injuries:

Mr. Jimenez sustained exposure to the pepper spray.

Summary 5

Date of Occurrence: 10/14/2022

Time of Occurrence: 2304

Incident Report: 22-119855

Personnel Involved: Officer lan Bodell #816, Officer Darren Heslop #775
Officer Nicholas Jordan #818

Force Used: Takedown, CEW
Subject Actions: Refused commands, struck an officer with a fist, bit an officer twice
Summary:

On October 14, 2022, at 2304 hours, Chandler Police Officers responded to 6175 W.
Detroit Street in Chandler. According to the caller, he was remotely watching two people
attempting to enter his building through a back door. He provided the description of the
individuais.

Officers arrived and were able to locate one of the two people, a woman later identified as
Jasmine Walker. As the officers contacted Ms. Walker, she refused to identify herself, told
the officers they were rapists of kids and dogs, and she didn’t care what they had to say.
When officers told Ms. Walker, she was not free to leave, she attempted to walk away.
When the officers grabbed her arms to detain her, she took a swing at Officer Bodell.
Officers Heslop, Bodell, and Jordan took her to the ground. Once on the ground Ms. Walker
_ kicked at the officers, punched Officer Bodeil in the face, and bit him on his hand and wrist.
Officer Bodell warned Ms. Walker he would use his CEW if she continued to resist. As she
continued to kick at officers, Officer Bodell delivered a single drive stun with his CEW to Ms.
Walker's abdomen. The officers were then able to successfully handcuff and arrest her.

Ms. Walker sustained abrasions to her body as well as CEW contact marks to her abdomen.
Officer Bodell sustained bites from Ms. Walker with partial broken skin. Paramedics
assessed Ms, Walker who refused medical care. Officer Bodell was directed to a local
hospital for treatment for the bites. Ms. Walker was transported to the Gilbert Chandler
Unified Holding Facility, but she was refused booking due to possible mental health issues.
The Maricopa County jail also refused her booking due to not having any room for female
inmates. She was released from custody with long form charges being made. Photographs
were taken of the incident and a body worn camera recorded the use of force.

Charges on suspect:

Aggravated assault on an officer
Criminal trespass
Obstruction-failing to provide name

Injuries:

Ms. Walker sustained abrasions to her body as well as CEW contact marks to her abdomen.
Officer Bodell sustained bites from Ms. Walker with partial broken skin.

Summary 6

Date of Occurrence: 10/28/2022

Time of Occurrence: 0508

Incident Report: 22-125447

Personnel Involved: Officer Cari Schott #549

Force Used: Impact push
Subject Actions: Aggressively got into officer's face
Summary:

On October 28", 2022, at 0508 hours, Chandler Police Officers responded to 6086 S. Bell
Place in Chandler, The Chandler Fire Department had requested police to respond and
assist on a drug overdose they were responding to. Upon arrival paramedics applied three
separate doses of Narcan to jonathan Matthew Kulas, who had been found unconscious
and not breathing by his 12-year-old son.

Once Mr. Kulas was revived, he was very aggressive towards fire and police personnel. He
repeatedly told paramedics and police to get out of his home. Once the paramedics were
cleared by a doctor to leave, they started to pack their medica! gear. Mr. Kulas then started
yelling at Officer Schott and told him he could “take” him, meaning fight him and win, Mr.
Kulas yelled at Officer Schott again, saying “get the fuck out of my house” as he approached
Officer Schott and got in his face. Officer Schott impact pushed Mr. Kulas, causing him to
fall backwards and hit a wall. Officer Schott placed his business card on a table near the
door and left the home. Mr. Kulas followed Officer Schott outside and continued to yell as
Officer Schott arranged to transport the 12-year-old child to his grandparents.

Mr. Kulas did not appear to have any injury or complain of injury. No photos were taken,
and a body worn camera recorded the use of force.

Charges on suspect:
Not arrested or charged
Injuries:

Mr. Kulas did not appear to have any injury or complain of injury.

Summary 7

Date of Occurrence: 10/31/2022

Time of Occurrence: 2239

Incident Report: 22-127224

Personnel involved: Officer Kaden Romero #802

Force Used: Takedown
Subject Actions: Armed with a firearm in waistband
Summary:

On October 31*, 2022, at 2239 hours, Chandler Police Officers responded to numerous
calls of a loud party 193 S. Criss Street in Chandler. Prior to officers arriving, they were
advised there may be individuals at the party with firearms.

Several officers arrived and observed over one hundred party goers walking away towards
the street and vehicles. As officers announced the party was over and to leave, they
observed a male laying under a truck with several other males around him. As the officers
approached the group to check on the male's welfare, a party goer toid Officer Romero one
of the males near the truck wearing a red hoodie was armed with a firearm. Other officers
were already contacting the males, including the one identified as having the firearm. They
were not aware of the information about the firearm. Officer Romero approached the
group and noticed the male's right hand was tucked into the waistband pocket of the
hoodie. Officer Romero grabbed the male by the arms and told him to show his hands. The
male, later identified as a 16-year-old juvenile, attempted to break free. Officer Romero
took the juvenile to the ground as the juvenile continued to resist by preventing his arms
from being handcuffed. With the help of another officer, the juvenile was placed into
handcuffs. He continued to resist by tucking his knees to his chest. During a search of the
juvenile a handgun was recovered from the juvenile’s waistband.

The juvenile complained of pain to his leg after he had been transported to the Chandler
Police Department for processing. He was cleared by paramedics and released to his
mother pending the juvenile referral for charges. Photos were taken of the incident and a
body worn camera recorded the use of force.

Charges on suspect:

Possession of a firearm with a defaced serial number
Minor in possession of a firearm

Resisting arrest

Juvenile with liquor in body

Injuries:

The juvenile complained of pain to his leg.

Summary 8

Date of Occurrence: 12/02/2022

Time of Occurrence: 1320

Incident Report: 22-140523

Personnel Involved: Officer Stephen Dieu #545

Force Used: Takedown
Subject Actions: Assaulted school staff
Summary:

On December 2", 2022, at 1320 hours, Chandler Police Officer Dieu was on duty and
working as a School Resource Officer at Chandler High School. He was contacted by a
school security guard who advised a student had just assaulted him. Officer Dieu arrived at
the location of the incident and observed the security guard escorting a male juvenile
student towards the school office.

Officer Dieu attempted to stop the student by holding out his arms, but the student walked
past him as he talked on his cell phone. The officer caught up with the student, who was
walking towards the office, and attempted to detain him by grabbing his arm. The student
broke away and made statements that he was “about to bust everything up!" Officer Dieu
pinned the student against a nearby fence as the student continued to attempt to break
free. Officer Dieu took the student to the ground and was able to handcuff the juvenile.

The juvenile sustained abrasions to his right elbow. Medical aid was not provided. The
juvenile was transported to the Maricopa County Juvenile Holding Facility and booked.
Officer Dieu sustained abrasions to his knuckles and right knee. Photos were taken of the
incident and a body worn camera recorded the use of force.

Charges on suspect:

Aggravated assault

Resisting arrest

Disorderly conduct

Interfering with an educational facility

Injuries:

The juvenile sustained abrasions to his right elbow.
Officer Dieu sustained abrasions to his knuckles and right knee.

Summary 9

Date of Occurrence: 12/03/2022

Time of Occurrence: 0018

Incident Report: 22-140806

Personnel Involved: Officer Rupert Snedigar #732

Force Used: Pushed and pinned into pool table
Subject Actions: Assaulted officer, resisted arrest
Summary:

On December 3%, 2022, at 0018 hours, Chandler Police Officers responded to a call of gun
shots around Central Drive and Pecos Road in Chandler. Arriving officers were able to
determine the shots likely came from 1282 W. Kessler Lane. The home was determined to
be a short-term rental home, and there was a party at the home with approximately 40
people inside. The offsite property owner was contacted by police and requested that all
occupants be removed.

Officers contacted the occupants inside the home and located a handgun with defaced
serial numbers. As the partygoers were identified one by one and allowed to leave, a
juvenile was arrested during a confrontation with a Chandler Police Sergeant. During the
arrest of the juvenile, the remaining party goers became hostile towards the officers. They
started to yell at the officers and approach them. Officer Snedigar had to push several of
them back. A 17-year-old male juvenile approached Officer Snedigar saying “Don’t you put
your hands on me brother”. Officer Snedigar pushed at the approaching juvenile, who in
turn smacked the officer's hand away. The juvenile then appeared to posture ina
challenging manner and said, “what you going to do?” Officer Snedigar grabbed the
juvenile’s arm and ordered him to put his hand behind his back. During the struggle they
both fell towards a nearby couch. Once off the couch, Officer Snedigar forced the juvenile
away from the living room and pressed him up against a stairway banister. As the group of
party goers began to challenge the other officers present, the juvenile attempted to break
free from Officer Snedigar’s hold. Officer Snedigar then pushed and pinned the juvenile
against a nearby pool table and was able to place handcuffs on the juvenile and take him
into custody.

The juvenile sustained an abrasion to his chin. He refused medical aid and was transported
to the Chandler Police Department where he was processed before being released to his
mother. Officer Snedigar sustained a sore thumb. Photos were taken of the incident and a
body worn camera recorded the use of force.

Charges on suspect:

Aggravated assault on an officer

Injuries:

The juvenile sustained an abrasion to his chin.
Officer Snedigar sustained a sore thumb.

Summary 10

Date of Occurrence: 12/05/2022

Time of Occurrence: 1122

incident Report: 22-141661

Personnel Involved: Officer Joshua Riley #725

Force Used: Takedown
Subject Actions: Resisted arrest
Summary:

On December 5", 2022, at 1122 hours, Chandler Police Officers responded to a call of an
order of protection violation and threats at 750 S. Cross Creek Place in Chandler. According
to the caller, he had received text messages from Krystal Rebhum stating “I have the urge
to kill people today. | will also be killing myself. Killing your family is on my plan today. All of
you deserve to die.” The caller was Ms. Rebhum’s ex-boyfriend's father.

One of the officers responding to this call was familiar with Ms. Rebhum and had direct
knowledge of her being previously arrested for aggravated assault, burglary, threat, and
several other charges against the caller. The officer knew Ms. Rebhum was living at her
parents’ house at 3293 W. Monterey Street in Chandler. Several officers responded to the
Monterey address and contacted Ms. Rebhum’s mother. Her mother stated she was very
concerned about the safety of the caller and his family. She believed Ms. Rebhum could
hurt them. She allowed the officers to come into the home and contact Ms. Rebhum. Ms.
Rebhum abruptly came out of her room and attempted to walk past the officers stating she
was going to see her doctor. Officer Riley grabbed her arm as she approached the front
door, telling her she was being detained. Ms. Rebhum attempted to break free and kicked
the front door. Officer Riley took Ms. Rebhum to the ground and with the help of another
officer placed her in handcuffs.

Ms. Rebhum sustained a contusion to her head. Paramedics responded and treated her
prior to being transported to a psychiatric facility. Photos were taken of the incident and a
body worn camera recorded the use of force.

Charges on suspect:

Threats (long form)
Violation of a court order (long form)

Injuries:

Ms. Rebhum sustained a contusion to her head.

Summary 11

Date of Occurrence: 12/13/2022

Time of Occurrence: 2110

Incident Report: 22-145600

Personnel Involved: Sergeant James Bruggeman #561

Force Used: CEW X2
Subject Actions: Fled from police, resisted arrest
Summary:

On December 13", 2022, at 2110 hours, Chandler Police Officers responded to a call of
domestic that occurred inside a car at 2720 W. Chandler Boulevard in Chandler, According
to the caller, her boyfriend had assaulted her inside their car. A description of the car was
provided.

Sergeant Bruggeman arrived and located the vehicle parked near a restaurant, As he
approached the vehicle, he observed a male, later identified as Dongerrick Yazzie, get out
of the vehicle and walk away. Sergeant Bruggeman activated his emergency lights and
drove towards Mr. Yazzie, cutting him off his direction of travel. Mr. Yazzie walked around
Sergeant Bruggeman’s patrol car. Sergeant Bruggeman exited his vehicle and told Mr.
Yazzie to stop, but he refused and continued to walk. Sergeant Bruggeman caught up with
Mr. Yazzie, grabbing his arm to detain him. Mr. Yazzie struggled with the sergeant, causing
his body worn camera to fall to the ground. He broke free and fled. As Sergeant
Bruggeman chased him, Mr. Yazzie was able to double back to his car and started to reach
into the vehicle. Sergeant Bruggeman drew his firearm and gave verbal commands for him
to stop and show his hands. Mr. Yazzie then turned around empty handed and took a
defensive stance. Sergeant Bruggeman deployed his CEW, causing Mr. Yazzie to fall to the
ground. Sergeant Bruggeman struggled to take him into custody as Mr. Yazzie continued to
resist being handcuffed. Sergeant Bruggeman deployed a second CEW in drive-stun mode
and took Mr. Yazzie into custody.

Mr. Yazzie sustained puncture wounds from the CEW deployment. Paramedics responded
and treated him prior to being transported to the Gilbert Chandler Unified Holding Facility
and booked. Photos were taken of the incident. Sergeant Bruggeman’s body worn camera
did not record the use of force.

Charges on suspect:

Assault DV
Resisting arrest
Disorderly conduct DV

Injuries:

Mr. Yazzie sustained puncture wounds from the CEW deployment.