#2025-236171/East Precinct/Third Watch/G2:
At 0241 hours, Officers responded to the location reference shots fired. Upon arrival multiple shell casings were found in the roadway. There was no identified victims and no property damage. Incident may have stemmed from an argument/disagreement at house party adjacent to the location. No suspect was identified. 243 was on-scene and GVRU notified.
#2025-236160/West Precinct/Third Watch/K3:
At 0217 hours, after bar closing, officers were dispatched to a reported fight disturbance involving firearms at a parking lot adjacent to a lounge in the 1200 block of S Main St. A reporting party provided sufficient information for officers to detain two subjects for brandishing firearms. One subject was non-compliant and subsequently taken to the ground at which time a handgun fell from his person. A Type II use of force resulted. One subject, previously convicted for manslaughter, assault 1, assault 3, etc., will be booked for unlawful possession of a firearm after being discharged from HMC.
#2025-236599/West Precinct/Second WATCH/M3:
At 1531 hours, dispatch notified units at the W PCT regarding a demonstration in Westlake Park at 400 Pine St. The protest was a pro-Palestine protest of well over 200 protestors with a car and bike brigade for support. The first arriving officers on scene attempted to contact the protest leader; however, were immediately swarmed by the bike brigade. Officers were able to leave the area, re-group and establish a position to observe the protest. West units were eventually able to contact the “police liaison” in the group and worked to mitigate any potential issues. Patrol resources were committed to the protest to manage traffic control at major intersections following the decisions by the protestors to march towards the federal building on 2nd Ave. The protest arrived at 1201 2nd Ave where the protest group blocked the entire 1200 block of 2nd Ave. After nearly 2hrs, the protest group completed their protest and vacated the area. No assaults occurred, no property damaged was witnessed, and no law enforcement action was taken during the course of the event.
#2025-236702/South Precinct/Second Watch/R2:
At 1737 hours, multiple reports of shots fired heard in a nearby greenspace. Officers located multiple shell casings in the 4100 block of Cheasty Blvd South, a known area for shots fired incidents. One RP observed a blue sedan with tinted windows departing from the area, no further. Officers processed the scene. GVRU notified via email.
#2025-236547/North Precinct/Second Watch/L3:
At 1430 hours, a friend of the victim called to report the victim had been stabbed. On arriving officers contacted the victim who had a stab wound to the abdomen. The victim and victim’s friend refused to cooperate or provide officers with any information on the suspect, and witness descriptions varied so widely as to not be useful. Officers provided first aid to the victim until the scene was deemed secure enough for SFD to arrive. Victim transported to HMC for treatment.