use of force

NVA - No Video Available
COP 15.2 - Chief of Police Redacted Internal Audit
PC - Police Commission Abridged Summary
EFIR- Electronic FID Investigation Report

#	Date	Div	Location	Name	OIS Number	Video	COP 15.2	PC AS	EF IR
26	07/31/18	Newt	41st and Central Ave	Valdez, Daniel	NRF049-18	NVA
25	07/29/18	Sow	29th/Normandie	Unk	NRF048-18	NVA
24	07/27/18	Misn	9000 Blk Noble Ave	Mendoza, Richard	NRF047-18	NVA
23	07/21/18	Hwd	2700 block of Hyperion Ave	Atkins, Gene	NRF046-18	NVA
22	07/20/18	Olym	Vermont Ave Btw 1st & 2nd St.	Swagerty, Jedison	NRF045-18	NVA
21	07/07/18	Wval	16000 block Victory Bl	Terry, Christopher	NRF044-18	NVA
20	07/06/18	Vnys	4700 block Tyrone Avenue	Honeycutt, Tyler Deon	NRF043-18	NVA
19	06/20/18	Dev	20800 Sardinia	Alpanian, Alen	NRF041-18	VID
18	06/16/18	Vnys	6400 Tyrone Ave	Perez, Guillermo	NRF040-18	VID
17	06/12/18	Wil	400 Alfredo St	Childs, Charles	NRF039-18	VID
16	06/10/18	Hbk	2400 Gates St	Arroyo,Victor	NRF038-18	VID
15	06/09/18	Hbk	1700 E Cesar Chavez	Magana, Omar	NRF036-18	VID
15	05/29/18	Fthl	10900 blk Telfair	Rodriguez,Bryan	NRF035-18	VID
14	05/21/18	NE	Aldama & Ave 50	Guerrero,Andrew	NRF034-18	VID
13	05/12/18	77th	55th/Normandie	Palencia,Kevin	NRF032-18	VID
12	05/06/18	Newt	4400 Towne Ave	Chavez, Jose	NRF031-18	VID
11	04/10/18	Sow	3600 W Martin Luther King Bl	Mack, Grechario	NRF024-18	NVA
10	04/09/18	Top	Corbin Ave & Hamlin St.	Carver, Daniel Joseph	NRF023-18	NVA
9	03/19/18	Newt	Griffith Ave & East 22nd St	Vaquero, Eric	NRF020-18	NVA
8	02/26/18	Msn	9100 Kester Ave	Nazarians, Orbel	NRF013-18	NVA
7	02/25/18	77th	2100 Century Bl	Santos Nunez- Garcia	NRF011-18	NVA
6	02/2/18	Har	Anaheim/Ronan Ave	Gudino, Pedro	NRF009-18	NVA
5	01/27/18	Har	400 Block of Bay View	Miramontes, Salvador	NRF008-18	NVA
4	01/26/18	NoHo	7000 Block of Atoll	Glover, Montel	NRF007-18	NVA
3	01/14/18	Hbk	3400 block of Amethyst Street	Escobedo, Christian	NRF004-18	NVA
2	01/11/18	Sow	Walton Avenue & West 40th Place	White, Dexter	NRF003-18	NVA
1	01/08/18	77th	Florence Ave & Main St	Macias, Primitivo	NRF002-18	NVA

Objectively Reasonable: The legal standard used to determine the lawfulness and appropriateness of a use of force is the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution. See Graham versus Connor, 490 U.S. 386 (1989). Graham states in part, The reasonableness of a particular use of force must be judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene, rather than with the 20/20 vision of hindsight. The calculus of reasonableness must embody allowance for the fact that police officers are often forced to make split-second judgments - in circumstances that are tense, uncertain and rapidly evolving - about the amount of force that is necessary in a particular situation. The test of reasonableness is not capable of precise definition or mechanical application. The force must be reasonable under the circumstances known to the officer at the time the force was used. Therefore, the Department examines all uses of force from an objective standard, rather than a subjective standard. (2009 LAPD Manual 1/556.10)