Victim: Johnson, Janet Jean. DOB: 02-12-92. HFA, 5'5'', 130, BRN, BRN. 1242 E. Bridge St. Hanford Ca. 93238 (H) (559) 584-1205 Housewife
Victim Injuries: Confidential had a large bruise to her left eye. Her left eye was swollen shut, and blood was oozing from the eye socket.
Physical Evidence: 1.) One Digital Photo Card
Narrative:
05-22-13, Wednesday, 0950 Hours:
I was dispatched to 1242 E. Bridge St. Hanford regarding a possible PC 415; family disturbance.
05-22-13, 1000 Hours:
I arrived at 1242 E. Bridge St. Hanford and contacted "Confidential" in the living room. "Confidential" was holding a bloody rag against her head and eye. I asked her if she needed any medical assistance. "Confidential" said yes. I also asked "Confidential" if there were any firearms or anyone else with her in the house. "Confidential" said there were no firearms in the house and her husband, Mr. Brian Johnson, was in the back bedroom. "Confidential" stated that Mr. Johnson just came home from the bar and wreaked of alcohol and cheap perfume. They were both arguing, and in the heat of the moment Mr. Johnson hit her three times in the head with a closed fist and started breaking all the furnitures in the living room. He then went to the back bedroom. "Confidential" stated that she wanted Mr. Johnson arrested.
I went to the back bedroom and made contact with Mr. Johnson. Mr. Johnson stated that he had a few drinks at the bar after work and came home and had a couple more drinks. I could definitely smell alcohol on Mr Johnson and I observed no physical injuries in his body. I placed Mr. Johnson under arrest for PC 273.5 and placed him in the back of my police car. I came and asked "confidential" if she wanted to file a restraining order against Mr. Johnson, and she said yes.
REPORTING OFFICER
Steesh, Mike 129-42
RECORDING OFFICER
TYPED BY:
DATE & TIME
ROUTED BY:
FURTHER ACTION: COPIES TO: DETECTIVE C11 JUVENILE PATROL
YES NO DIST. ATTNY OTHER S.O. /P.D. OTHER
DATE:
05-22-13
REVIEWED BY:
PAGE #:
1 of 2
69. Case No. 13-16 G
70. CODE SECTION
PC 273.5
71. CRIME
Domestic Violence
72. CLASSIFICATION
Felony
73. VICTIM’S NAME – LAST FIRST MIDDLE (FIRM IF BUS.)
Johnson, Janet, Jean
74. ADDRESS RESIDENCE BUSINESS
1242 E. Bridge St. Hanford
75. PHONE
(559) 584-1205
05-22-13, 1015 Hours:
I took photographs of the injuries from "Confidential".
05-22-13, 1020 Hours:
I completed an Emergency Protective Order.
05-22-13, 1025 Hours:
"Confidential" was transported to the hospital where she was treated for her injuries and released.
05-22-13, 1035 Hours:
I transported and booked Mr. Johnson for PC 273.5.
05-22-13, 1045 Hours:
I booked the digital photo card.
05-22-13, 1100 Hours:
I wrote this report.
REPORTING OFFICER
Steesh, Mike 129-42
RECORDING OFFICER
TYPED BY:
DATE & TIME
ROUTED BY:
FURTHER ACTION: COPIES TO: DETECTIVE C11 JUVENILE PATROL
YES NO DIST. ATTNY OTHER S.O. /P.D. OTHER
DATE:
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