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P Alleges False Incident

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P alleges false arrest for 3 different incident. First incident (2/2/2007) – P allege that he was inside his friend, Mel Herman’s apartment when MOS entered the apartment and arrested everyone. P alleges that MOS threaten to have a German Shepherd bite P, pushed and stepped on P. P alleges that P was strip searched at the apartment. MOS Sgt. Urena stated that MOS were executing at search warrant which was obtained by Det. Nancy Vasquez based confidential informant buys at the location. MOS Sgt. Urena stated that he observed P inside the apartment coking crack on a stove. MOS Sgt. Urena stated the narcotics and marijuana was recovered from the location. It is unclear what role, if any, Defendant MOS Jose Peinan played in this incident. Criminal charges were, later, dismissed. …show more content…

P alleges that MOS searched him on the street then he was taken to Mel’s apartment. Defendant MOS Peinan states that he was executing a search warrant at the location which obtain after confidential informant buys and P was the subject of the search warrant. MOS Peinan states that he observed people about to exit the apartment then MOS entered the apartment. Defendant MOS Peinan stated that P was part of the group arrested. Criminal charges were, later, dismissed Third incident (10/10/2008) – P alleges that he was outside when MOS approached with guns drawn and ordered into a van. P alleges that he was strip-searched at the precinct. MOS Derek Kiely does not independent memory of this incident. Criminal charges were, later, dismissed. It is unclear what role, if any, Defendant MOS Jose Peinan played in this

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