Other Police Reports On Lyoya Part 1

GRAND RAPIDS POLICE DEPARTMENT Inc Number
INCIDENT REPORT FORM 21-050755

Report Date/Time Date/Time - Between and/or On Original Reporting Officer
08/18/2021 / 18 17 hrs / 08/18/2021 / 16 00 hrs Schurr, Christopher #195
Offense Descriptions Offense Code Attempt PT WT BM TA PN
1. Cocaine - Sell 3530 35001 C 13 00 D
2. Delivery Imitation Controlled Subs. 3597 35001 C 13 00 D
3. RESISTING OFFICER 4801 48000 C 13 00
4. Drove While License Suspended (DWLS) 9640 Local - DL C 00
Alcohol Related
Location of Incident COLLEGE AV SE Beat Area E1
Drug Use Suspected
Intersection DICKINSON ST SE Grand Rapids MI Computer Involved
INVESTIGATION DETAILS RELATED INCIDENT NUMBERS / TITLES
Invest. Type Status Date Assign Rel. Inc Num. Off Code Offense Title
VICE 03-Arrest
Investigator Assigned Disposition Solve
Lewkowski, Steven #134 100
Invest. Supv. Review By
Assisting Officers
Schurr, Christopher #195
Parties Involved
Subject Status Last Name, First, Middle Age Race Sex DOB Eyes Hair
Arrested to
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Positive ID Type State ID Number Phone Type Phone Number Additional & Clothing Description
Victim , to
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Report Date/Time Date/Time - Between and/or On Inc Number
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Vehicles Involved
Veh Status Color Veh. Yr Make Model Body Plate Tag Yr State
Suspect WHI 2009 GMC YUKON 4-DOOR G5674636 2021 MI
Insurance Co. VIN Additional Description / Notes
TEMP PLATE. FRONT RIGHT CRASH DAMAGE. WRECKER 133529
1GKFK13589R276313
Impound WHI 2009 GMC ENVOY SUV N/A 2021 MI
1GKFK13589R276313
WHI 2009 GMC YUKON SUV N/A MI
Property Involved
Prop Status Quant. Value Tot. Value
Evidence / 1 x $3,142 = $3,142
Prop Make / Drug Type Property Model Serial Number Owner
Gun Type Gun Make Model Cal. Property Description / Notes

3,142 ON ' PERSON
Barrel Length Capacity Serial Number Gang Name

Evidence / 1 x $8,900 = $8,900

Evidence / 1 x $200 = $200
Gucci wallet N/A
Gray wallet with gold teeth inside.

Evidence 2 / Grams 1 x $0 = $0
08 - Other Narcotics (Codeine,
08/18/2021 / 18 17 hrs / 08/18/2021 / 16 00 hrs 21-050755
racquetball sized bag of acetaminophen

Evidence 2 / Grams 1 x $0 = $0
01 - Crack Cocaine

Evidence / 1 x $200 = $200
Gucci shoulder bag N/A

Evidence / 2 x $100 = $200
gold necklace/watch N/A
gold necklace and watch.

Evidence / 1 x $10 = $10
AXON TASER CARTRIDGE X4920MVCV GRPD
TASER CARTRIDGE
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Narrative Reporting Officer:

Rpt Date / Time: 8/18/2021 / 18:17 Schurr, Christopher #195
On this date around 1545 hours, I was on patrol in the area of Crofton ST SE and Linden AVE SE; due to the area's association with CCW
and VCSA activity. While in the area, I observed a white GMC Yukon without a license plate traveling at approximately 45 mph south on
Linden AVE SE. The Yukon continued west onto Cottage Grove at the same speed which is a 25 mph zone. It should be noted that on this
date and time I was in full GRPD uniform operating a fully marked GRPD cruiser.
The vehicle continued south on College AVE SE toward Dickinson AVE SE. I was able to catch up to the vehicle near this location. The driver
saw my fully marked GRPD cruiser and failed to stop at the stop sign. The driver almost collided with another vehicle and had to drive on the
west side walk of College AVE SE south of Dickinson ST SE to avoid a collision.
I began to get closer to the vehicle as it was still driving south on the west side walk of College. The driver later identified as
jumped out of the vehicle as it was still moving. began to run south on College AVE SE. The vehicle continued to be in motion and
collided into the school at College and Dickinson; see report 21-050757 for additional information.
I yelled out my window at , "Stop Police". continued to run south through a backyard at the south east corner of Griggs ST SE and
Godwin AVE SE. I pursued on foot south on Godwin AVE SE from Griggs ST SE. was given more commands to stop, but did not
comply. I was able to catch up to at the north east corner of Godwin AVE SE and Storrs ST SE. I tackled causing both him and I
to fall to the ground. It should be noted that is and
We fell to the ground near a storm drain at the listed location. I saw drop a racquetball sized bag of a white powder down the drain.
also had a Gucci shoulder bag around his chest, which many subjects have been utilizing to carry firearms.
I attempted to control ' arms as I was on top of him. However, was able to push both him and I off of the ground. rolled up
top of me, but I was able to roll back over. was able to drop another bag of white substance and money into the storm drain.
began to shove his hands into his waistband were firearms are typically carried. I was not able to control ' arms and believed that he
may be in possession of a firearm.
Due to ' strength I was not able to gain control of him. Therefore, I used my department issued taser to deploy a cartridge in the middle
of his back from approximately a foot away from . I used the taser to apply pressure to his right calf to make a third point of contact for
approximately 5 seconds. immediately flipped over onto his back.
was given several verbal commands to lay on his stomach. would not comply. I activated my taser again for approximately 3
seconds while applying pressure to ' right calf. complied and I was able to take him into custody.
Officers Johnson and Howard arrived to the scene. They searched . See their follow up reports for additional information.
I read his Miranda rights. understood his rights and agreed to speak with me. stated that he does not have a job and denied
having cocaine. stated that he had approximately $9,000 in cash on his person. would not provide any other information.
Sgt. Konynenbelt responded to the scene. During the incident, my body camera had fallen into the storm drain. Sgt. Konynenbelt was able to
recover my body camera and the two bags of white powdery substances. One bag was approximately the size of a racquetball and the other
was the size of a grape. The grape sized bag was tinted brown from being in the waste water.
I observed Sgt. Konynenbelt test these substances using TruNarc TN 4884. The grape sized bag test inconclusive while the racquetball sized
bag tested as acetaminophen; test #5512 at 1632 hours. The Trunarc passed calibration before and after the test. These substances were
submitted to PMU as evidence.
City works responded to assist with recovering the money that was in the storm drain. The money was banded together in the drain. The
banded money had 89 100 dollar bills totaling $8900. had another $3,142 on his person. had a total of $12,042. This money
was submitted to PMU.
was lodged at KCCF for PWID cocaine, PWID imitation, R&O, DWLS, and for failing to stop and ID at a traffic crash. ' bag, wallet,
watch, and necklace were submitted to PMU as evidence. The listed vehicle was towed via Merl's req. 133529; see follow up reports for
additional information.
08/18/2021 / 15 45 hrs / 08/18/2021 / 16 00 hrs 21-050755

Rpt Date / Time: 8/18/2021 / 15:45 Follow-Up Report Thompson, Peter #306
On 8/18/2021 at 1545hrs I responded to the area of Griggs ST Se and College Ave SE on a report of a foot pursuit where the suspect was
eventually taken into custody near by.
As I was on scene OFficer Schurr advised the suspect was taken into custody at Godwin Ave Se and Storrs ST Se and he lost vision of the
suspect at the corner of Griggs St Se and Godwin Ave Se around the residence on the south east corner.
Upon my arrival OFficer Schurr requested my k9 partner perform an article search for any items ditched during the foot pursuit that contained
human odor. Kilo who is nationally certified in locating items that containing human odor was given the search command.
Kilo searched the area from the start of the foot pursuit until the suspect was capture. Kilo did not alert to anything along the way. We cleared
without further incident.

Rpt Date / Time: 8/18/2021 / 17:16 Follow-Up Report LaHuis, Sean #142
I responded with lights and siren to Storrs St. and Godwin Ave SE to assist Officer Schurr, who was fighting with a suspect who just fled from
a traffic stop nearby.
Once the scene was secured I went back to locate the vehicle which had crashed into the east side of Dickinson Elementary when the driver
jumped out.
The keys were in the vehicle and the VIN Dispatch attempted a phone call there
and the resident advised that no one by that name lived there.
The building had damage and the vehicle stopped on top of the ground mounted sign for the school.
FSU was called and CST Clemens processed the evidence. There were two cell phones on the sidewalk that were dropped by the suspect
when he ran from the car.
Inside the car on the center console was a cloth baggy with a pool cue size baggy of white powder, about an ounce size baggy of white
powder and a small baggy of brown powder. There were also bags of marijuana and a 16 oz bottle of Promethazine Oral solution.
Sgt. Konynenbelt field tested the powder substances with the Trunarc device which passed the self test.
Results:
Large bag of white powder - inconclusive test 5515 at 16:57 hours

Ounce size bag of white powder - positive HCL cocaine test 516 at 17:01 hours
Brown powder- inconclusive test 5517 at 17:02 hours.
All evidence was collected by CST Clemens and submitted to PMU.
I stood by until Merl's arrived and the vehicle was towed as evidence with a hold for Vice. Wrecker 133529.
See 21-050757 for the crash report. GRPS Security was also notified of the damage. They advised that there may be video of the incident.
Nothing further.
08/18/2021 / 17 56 hrs / 08/18/2021 / 16 00 hrs 21-050755

Rpt Date / Time: 8/18/2021 / 17:56 Follow-Up Report Howard, Daryl #133
On 8-18-21, I arrived on scene after officer Schurr had tasered and handcuffed a fleeing individual. Officer Johnson and took over
responsibilities for the subject ( ). He was searched, handcuffs spaced/locked, and taser probes removed.
Officer Johnson located money on person.
I observed a bag with a white powder in the storm drain underneath .
did not request medical attention.
He was placed in the back of my vehicle and Mirandized by officer Schurr. I was not present for any of this questioning. When this was
completed, I drove without incident to Kent County Jail. He was cooperative and stated that the powder was crack cocaine or "hard
cocaine". He said the pills were percocets and he did have a pill bottle for them. When asked if any of the powders were heroin or fentanyl,
maintained that it was only cocaine. When asked how much he stated it was just a few grams. stated that if anything was
located in the vehicle it would of been left by one of his friends.
When told that he would be charged with DWLS, hit and run, resisting arrest (explained that the officer was in uniform), and PWID cocaine
stated he understood without objection. He did ask about the PWID charge. I asked if he smoked crack, laughed and said no.
stated the vehicle he was driving belonged to him and that he has the title. He has just not had the title changed over.
BWC available
nothing further
08/18/2021 / 18 03 hrs / 08/18/2021 / 16 00 hrs 21-050755

Rpt Date / Time: 8/18/2021 / 18:03 Follow-Up Report Romero, Brandon #262
INFORMATION:
On 8/18/2021 at approximately 15:45 hours, I was working in the area of Hall St/Division Ave SE when I
overheard Officer Schurr on F1 say that he had a b/m subject wearing blue jeans and a white t-shirt
fleeing on foot in the area of Godwin/Griggs SE. Officer Schurr advised that the subject was running
south from that location. I activated my red/blue lights and siren on my unmarked black dodge ram and
responded emergency to that location. Officer Schurr updated that he was fighting with the subject. It
should be noted that I was also wearing an outer carrier vest that is clearly marked “Police”. During my
travels to his location, Officer Schurr did not provide an update and I believed that he in fact was in a
physical fight with the suspect.
I traveled south on Division from Hall St, and then east on Griggs. I turned south on Madison and
traveled to Storrs St SE. I observed Officer Schurr on the ground near the intersection of Godwin/Storrs
SE. Officer Lahuis was with him and the subject was on the ground near a storm drain on the northeast
corner of the intersection. I asked Officer Schurr if he was injured in anyway and he stated that he was
not. I requested AMR non-emergency for the suspect as Officer Schurr discharged his ECD into the
subjects back. Other units responded and assisted with search and securing the subject. Officer Schurr
advised that the subject had tossed suspected narcotics into the drain during the struggle, and Officer
Schurr believed his body camera also went into the drain during the struggle.
I looked into the storm drain and could see two clear plastic baggies that contained and unknown white
substance inside of them. I also noted a large sum of U.S currency was also in the water. Officers later
observed Officer Schurr’s body camera submerged in the water as well. 311 was contacted to respond
to assist with removing the items from the drain. I used a piece of equipment provided by City workers
and was able to retrieve Officer Schurr’s body camera. It was removed and appeared to still be
recording.
I remained on scene and assisted with a back track with K9 Officer Thompson and his partner. Nothing
was located during the back track. The suspected narcotics were removed from the storm drain along
with the large sum of U.S currency. I witnessed Officer Schurr count the money removed from the storm
drain. It was 89 $100 dollar bills. All evidence was secured by Officer Schurr on scene.
I later cleared with nothing further.

08/19/2021 / 00 20 hrs / 08/18/2021 / 16 00 hrs 21-050755

Rpt Date / Time: 8/19/2021 / 0:20 Follow-Up Report Sheppard, Tyler #200
On the listed date, I was contact by Officer Schurr reference this case. Officer Schurr requested me to assist with filling out and serving a
seizure notice to for the money that was located. I filled out a seizure notice which included the following items:
- 1 2009 GMC Yukon plate # G567463

- 1 gray wallet with gold teeth inside
-1 Gucci Shoulder bag
-1 Gold necklace and watch
I contacted Lt. Siver and confirmed that a hold was placed on the vehicle (2009 GMC Yukon plate # G5674636) wrecker number of 133529.
was served the seizure paperwork at KCCF.

Rpt Date / Time: 8/19/2021 / 9:43 Follow-Up Report Johnson, Mariah #103
On 08/18/2021 at approximately 1545 hours, I responded to the area of Godwin Ave and Stoors St to assist Officer Schurr who was involved
in a foot chase. I responded to the area with my emergency lights and sirens activated.
As I arrived in the area, Officer Schurr had already tased the subject, , and taken him into custody. I took over maintaining
control of who was still lying on the ground on top of a sewage drain. The probes from the taser were into the subject's mid back.
Ro's maintained control of the subject and searched him while he was still lying on the ground, making sure did not lie on his back
to prevent the probes from going into his skin any further. After the search of person I removed the probes as trained. The
cartridges and probes were placed into an evidence envelope and given to Sergeant Konynenbelt.
During a search of person I located a large amount of cash in his left pant pocket, which was later seized. Officer Schurr counted
the money first, and then I counted it noting the total amount being $3,142.00.
I assisted with checking the area for any discarded items (drugs, guns, cell phone, etc.) but did not locate anything. I knocked on the door of
as they had cameras but the resident mentioned the memory is always full and it does not store footage.
I cleared without further involvement.

Rpt Date / Time: 8/20/2021 / 8:27 Follow-Up Report Wu, Jonathan #535
The money from this incident was brought to the Vice office on 8/19/21 so that it could be dried properly before being held as evidence. Item
#1, $3142 was dry. The count was verified and the envelope was resealed. Item #2, labeled as 89 $100 bills ($8900), was wet. Det. Preston
separated the money in our secured storage area to dry overnight.
On 8/20/21, I recounted the money after it had dried. I counted 90 $100 bills or $9,000. I changed the amount in WebView, banded the
money and resealed the envelope.
12/07/2021 / 13 11 hrs / 08/18/2021 / 16 00 hrs 21-050755

Rpt Date / Time: 12/7/2021 / 13:11 Follow-Up Report Lewkowski, Steven #134
8-19-21
Det. Preston recovered the suspected controlled substances from PMU and field tested them. Below are the following results:
-Approx. 10 grams of grape sized substance located in sewer drain was positive for fentanyl
-Approx 11 grams of heroin recovered from inside vehicle tested positive for heroin
-Approx. 77 grams recovered from inside vehicle tested positive for fentanyl
-Approx. 1 ounce of cocaine taken from inside of vehicle tested positive for cocaine.
The first 3 items were done by Det. Preston and the last item was tested by Sgt. Konynenbelt.
Pros. Office issued the following charges on :
Count 1: Controlled SUbstance- Delivery/Manu (cocaine, heroin or another narcotic) less than 50 grams
Count 2: Controlled Substance- Delivery/Manu (cocaine, heroin or another narcotic) less than 50 grams
Count 3: Controlled Substance (cocaine, heroin or another narcotic) 50-449 grams
Count 4: Police Office R & O state charge
I swore this warrant to Judge Leville.
Lab sent to MSP.
Det. Sheppard and I went to the vehicle seized in this incident. We seized and recovered the following items:
-Black digital scale with residue

-2 Rolex watches
-Cartier and Gucci sunglasses
-2 apple cell phones
-pair of jeans and two belts
-Nike Air Flight shoes
-Gucci Shoes
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City of East Grand Rapids Dept. of Public Safety -- (616) 949-7010 Incident No: 22-000698
770 Lakeside Drive SE, East Grand Rapids, MI 49506 Status: Closed
Date Reported: Mon 04/04/2022 08:11:00 Occurred Between: Mon 04/04/2022 08:11:00
Dispatch Time: 08:16:00 Arrival Time: 08:22:00 Clear Time: 08:43:00
CFS Number: GRP2200024131
Officers: KATJE, DAVID DURAN-CHAVEZ, BRIAN Detective:
Classification: ASSIST OTHER LAW ENF AGENCY -- (99086)
Classification: EMS CALL -- (99000)
Area: GRAND RAPIDS
Location: NELSON AVE SE / GRIGGS ST SE / 1800 NELSON AVE Section / Nbh: /
SE / 1100 GRIGGS ST SE, GRAND RAPIDS
Description: ASSIST GRPD - OIS Entered: CADIMPORT
INITIAL INCIDENT Reporting Officer: KATJE, DAVID, MICHAEL
INFORMATION:
While on patrol, Officers heard a GRPD officer requesting assistance in the area of Nelson and Griggs on a stop
after they had a subject run. Officers heard the officer then request more cars advising that they had been involved
in a shooting. PSO Nagtzaam, and Duran and I responded in a tow man unit. Duran and I responded emergent to
the south of the incident location and positioned our vehicle on Griggs east of Nelson. While en route, we heard
that GRPD had taken another into custody and had begun CPR on a subject down.
OFFICER ACTIONS:
I responded and with Officer Duran to the location where the subject was down and performed CPR in rotation
with other officers on scene. While performing CPR, I observed a taser that was turned on next to the subject
down that appeared to have been deployed. The subject appeared to have a GSW to the head. After the medical
scene was TOT GRFD and paramedics, PSO Duran and I checked with GRPD if they needed any further
assistance. We were advised to standby and were eventually cleared to leave the scene.
EMS REPORT:
See emergency reporting.
CFS SUPPLEMENT - 04/04/2022-08:11:53 Reporting Officer: CADIMPORT

(Supplement 1)
2022-04-04 08:11:53 TAN ALTAMA
2022-04-04 08:13:08 ONE RUNNING NB
2022-04-04 08:15:55 STARTING MEDICAL
2022-04-04 08:16:02 SHOOTING
2022-04-04 08:16:25 NELSON N/O GRIGGS - SUSPECT DOWN
2022-04-04 08:16:23 LIFE MED1
2022-04-04 08:17:09 1625 ADRESSING ONE MORE IN THE CAR
2022-04-04 08:17:46 MEDICAL STAGING TILL ADVISED
Reported By: Reviewed By: SCHWEITZER, TIMOTHY Date Printed: 04/04/2022

Reviewed Date: 04/04/2022
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Incident No: 22-000698
2022-04-04 08:19:07 PLACE
2022-04-04 08:19:04 SHELTER IN PLATE
2022-04-04 08:19:12 EGR 8142 & 8157 ENRT
Address information from CAD System
NELSON AVE SE / GRIGGS ST SE
GRAND RAPIDS MI
Cross Street:
1800 NELSON AVE SE / 1100 GRIGGS ST SE
SUPPLEMENT 2 (Supplement 2) Reporting Officer: NAGTZAAM, ZACHARY, 04/04/22

SCOTT
GRPD had an OIS at Nelson/Griggs. I responded and positioned my cruiser at Orville/Nelson. I taped off the area
at their request. No further assistance was needed, so I cleared.
Reported By: Reviewed By: SCHWEITZER, TIMOTHY Date Printed: 04/04/2022

Reviewed Date: 04/04/2022
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03/06/2022 / 17 19 hrs 03/05/2022 / 14 00 hrs 03/06/2022 / 04 00 hrs Kubiak, Lauren #701
1. FRAUD (OTHER) 2699 26001 C 23 00
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Alcohol Related
Location of Incident Beat Area E5
Drug Use Suspected
Intersection Computer Involved
FINANCIAL 09-No Invest 3/6/2022 3/8/2022
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Assisting Officers
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Vehicles Involved
Property Involved
Stolen / 2 x $0 = $0
DEBIT CARDS N/A N/A
x8855 AND x8356

Stolen / 1 x $0 = $0
CREDIT CARD N/A N/A

Stolen / 1 x $0 = $0
ID N/A N/A

Stolen / 1 x $350 = $350

03/06/2022 / 17 19 hrs 03/05/2022 / 14 00 hrs 03/06/2022 / 04 00 hrs 22-012359

Rpt Date / Time: 3/6/2022 / 17:19 Kubiak, Lauren #701
On March 6, 2022, at around 1710 hours, came into the Grand Rapids Police Department to file a report.
informed me that on 3/5/2022, at around 1600 hours, she was at Autozone located at 2920 Eastern Ave and accidentally left her ID, a
credit card, and two debit cards on the front counter. She said that someone must've stolen her items from the counter because on 3/6/2022,
she received a notification from MetaBank, that $25 was attempted to be taken out of her account via CashApp. This attempt was made with
her debit card ending in 8356. Then there was a confirmation notification that $350 was successfully taken out of her bank account also
through CashApp. She said that the $350 was taken out in two chunks, not all at once. This was made through her other card ending with
8855. No money was taken from her credit card. stated that she was confused how this could have happened through CashApp
because she does not have a CashApp account at all. She stated that she contacted her bank and they said they may be able to try and get
her a refund if she makes a report.
The bank statements showing the fraudulent withdrawals will be attached to this report.
I provided her with the report number and advised her to follow up with her bank.
Nothing further.
Kubiak#701
04/05/2022 / 08 45 hrs / 04/04/2022 / 08 11 hrs Calati, Nicholas #521
1. RESISTING OFFICER 4801 48000 C
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Alcohol Related
Location of Incident NELSON AV SE Beat Area S6
Drug Use Suspected
Intersection GRIGGS ST SE GRAND RAPIDS MI Computer Involved
MCT1 00-Open 4/4/2022
Bylsma, John #532
Assisting Officers
Dionne, Jeffrey #503
Grace, Jordan #218
Johnston, Timothy #543
LaHuis, Sean #142
Mott, Samuel #231
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Rpt Date / Time: 4/5/2022 / 8:45 Calati, Nicholas #521
I responded to the intersection of Nelson and Griggs. Ofc. Schurr had reported a traffic stop and that one subject was actively running from
him. I responded in vehicle 3367 with overhead lights and sirens. There were several radio checks on Ofc. Schurr in which he was not
responding. I verified with dispatch that more cars were enroute to his location and that Ofc. Schurr's vehicle still mapped at Nelson and
Griggs. Dispatch advised his car was still there. Ofc. Schurr then got on the radio and advised he was involved in an OIS. I made sure there
were two ambulances enroute to the location. I arrived shortly after Ofc. Grace and Mott arrived. They arrived at approximately the same
time as Sgt. Johnston arrived. I parked at the NW corner of Griggs and Nelson. Ofc. Schurr and the others were North and East of the
intersection, in front of and As I approached I observed on subject lying face down between the two address, near the
front yard. There was no movement. I made contact with Ofc. Schurr and had him holster his department issued firearm and fall back to
where I had parked. He followed my directions and went to where the incoming cars were responding. We then cleared the suspect car which
Ofc. Schurr had initially stopped. Once that was cleared we made several commands to the subject lying in the yard. There was no
movement and we did not see the suspect did not have any weapons in his hands. We then checked for signs of life and for wounds. Ofcs.
administered CPR. I advised dispatch for medical to come to the scene.
Sgt. Dionne, who had also responded, advised me Ofc. Martin was Ofc. Schurr's companion officer and he was able to get a public safety
statement.
At that time I directed units to create a perimeter and to tape of the areas at Nelson and Orville, Griggs and Silver, Griggs at Newark, and
Nelson and Elliott. Ofcs. Newton and Sanders then conducted a canvas of the neighboring houses for witnesses or security cameral footage.
Ofc. Grandy remained with the suspect.
I advised Lt. Bush of the incident and he advised he was contacting the appropriate unit commanders.
I was advised of a two cameras which were mounted to neighboring houses and I advised Det. Weston who had arrived onscene.
While onscene I also spoke with Chief, DC Rifenberg, Cpt. Bylsma.
While MSP was onscene I checked with all the perimeter units and made the appropriate adjustments as they were needed.
Ofc. Lahuis then transported Ofc. Schurr's patrol vehicle to HQ. He was followed by MSP and Ofc. Sanders.
I stayed onscene until MSP was finished and notified GRPD personnel they could clear.
Sgt. Johnston stayed at the scene until Merl's completed towing the suspect vehicle and GRFD finished a wash down.
ICV/BWC activated.
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Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 8:11 Follow-Up Report LaHuis, Sean #142
I responded lights and siren to assist Officer Schurr who was calling for help after a traffic stop that turned into an Officer Involved Shooting.
BWC/DICV activated.
Sgt. Tim Johnston was first on scene and I arrived shortly after that with several other Officers. I covered on the car until we were ready to
clear it. Other Officers were covering the suspect.
Officer Schurr advised that the suspect was down and he was ok. A second subject in the car was secured and we cleared the car.
The suspect was on the ground in front of . He was not moving and still had Officer Shurr's ECD and body cam next to him.
I cut the suspect's shirt with my knife to assist Sgt. Johnston who was doing CPR. Officer Sanders hooked an AED up to the suspect.
GRFD personnel on scene:
Engine 4
Vanstensel
VanPuten
Lt. Shepard
Petroleje
Moore
LIFE paramedics
Eaton #1308
Wood
Once the scene was secured medical units took over. The suspect was pronounced dead. TOD was 08:33 hours per Dr. Clark at Butterworth
Hospital.
I then spoke with witness , who lives at
immediately stated "your Officer, he did all the right shit." "He did everything he could do to deescalate the situation."
stated that he was upstairs and saw that there was a traffic stop outside. He stated that the Officer was at the driver's side of the car
and told the suspect "I'm arresting you."
stated that went downstairs and saw the Officer wrestling with the suspect in front of . stated that he yelled to the
suspect to stop. He stated that he also yelled to the passenger of the car to tell his friend to relax.
The suspect continued to fight with Officer Schurr. The suspect's flip flops were in front of house and he stated that the Officer
tackled him there first and then he ran south.
initially thought the the flip flop was the Officers radio until the walked out there and saw it was a shoe.
Officer Schurr had called out on the radio that the suspect's has his ECD(Taser). I asked if he saw the suspect with the Officer's
Taser and he stated "yeah he took the Officers Taser!"
I asked where the other occupant of the car was during this. He stated that he was standing inside the open passenger door of the
car.
I asked again if he saw the suspect take the Officer Taser. stated that the Officer deployed the Taser but it didn't work and the
two were still tussling and the suspect tried to take the Taser.
stated that he ran upstairs to get his phone when he heard a loud pop. I asked him if he saw the suspect point the Taser at the Officer
and he stated " No they were tussling and he took it away." stated again the the Officer did the correct thing.
I advised that MSP investigators were on the way an they would need to speak with him.
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I then spoke with the resident of who goes by his middle name
stated that he was in the house when he got a motion alert on his Ring camera. stated that he didn't by the subscription for the
Ring so it doesn't save any video.
stated that he looked outside and saw the Officer struggling with the suspect. He stated that the Officer Tasered the suspect once and
went back inside to get his phone.
stated "I think he Tasered him again. stated that a moment later he heard a gunshot and saw the suspect drop. He stated that the
Officer walked back to the car and handcuffed the other occupant.
I asked if he saw the Officer shoot the suspect. He stated that he couldn't see who had a gun because the Officer and suspect were
scuffling, but he heard a shot and saw the suspect hit the ground.
was also advised that MSP investigators would be there to speak with him.
I remained on scene at Nelson and Griggs until MSP investigators were done. I then drove Officer Schurr's car back to the GRPD motor pool
where it was secured. The AED from this cruiser was taken as evidence by MSP.
I got a ride back to the scene and cleared.
Nothing further.
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Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 9:09 Follow-Up Report Johnston, Timothy #543
On 4/4/2022 at 08:13 hours, I (Sgt. T. Johnston #543) responded with lights and siren to Nelson and Griggs. Officer Schurr had called out a
traffic stop at that location on a tan Nissan Altima and moments later broadcast that the suspect was running from him northbound. There
was a long period of radio silence during which Dispatch made numerous attempts to check on Officer Schurr's status.
Just before I arrived, Officer Schurr got on the radio and stated that he had just been involved in a shooting and that the suspect was
down on the ground. Dispatch advised that Medical Units were being sent.
I arrived onscene and saw Officer Schurr taking cover behind a tree on the parkway which was about 20 feet south of the location of his
cruiser. I observed one male lying face down in the front yard of The man's hand was concealed underneath his body
near his waist possibly concealing a weapon. I did not know if the suspect had shot at Officer Schurr, but Officer Schurr had stated that he
was "10-4" just before I arrived.
A suspect vehicle (tan Nissan Altima) was in front of Officer Schurr's fully marked GRPD police cruiser, which had it's overhead lights
activated. They were facing northbound on Nelson just north of Griggs Street. The passenger side door of the Nissan was standing open and
a second subject who had presumably exited the vehicle was standing beside the Nissan on the passenger side next to the open door.
Officer Schurr maintained coverage of the suspect who was down in the yard. I drew my firearm, took a position of cover behind the rear
bumper of Officer Schurr's cruiser and began giving loud verbal commands to the subject standing next to the car. He was slow to follow
direction and would not keep his hands up on his head. I had to give repeated commands before he would comply. Officer Lahuis, Officer
Grace, Officer Mott and Officer Sanders arrived behind me and came up to assist.
My goal was to make the scene safe as quickly as possible so that we could safely move forward to render aid to the subject in the front
yard without being attacked or shot by the subject standing outside the car or any other unseen person who may have been inside the
suspect vehicle.
The man standing next to the Nissan was called backward to our location, secured, and patted down for weapons. The subject's slow
responses to my commands, lack of any verbal responses, and general lethargic demeanor made be believe he may have been under the
influence of alcohol or a controlled substance. He also was holding a lighter in his hand. Officer Mott took custody of that individual. The
subject was wearing a yellow and gray Nike hooded sweatshirt and he dropped the lighter as he was being handcuffed.
I then coordinated with Officer Sanders and Officer Lahuis to move forward and clear the Nissan to ensure that no other subjects were
inside that could pose a threat to us. The rain and reflections on the car windows obscured my ability to see clearly into the suspect vehicle.
Additionally, I still did not know if the suspect on the ground was hiding a firearm underneath of him and he had not been responding to any
verbal direction. Once the suspect vehicle was deemed to be clear, I then approached the downed man while other Officers maintained
lethal force coverage while moving up with me. As we approached I observed a black angular object partially visible under the suspect's left
hip and initially thought it was the grip of a handgun, but as I got close enough to grab onto him I then was able to distinguish that it was
Officer Schurr's Body Camera that had apparently been dislodged during the struggle. I rolled the subject over, rolling him to the west and
onto his back. I observed that Officer Schurr's Taser was lying undrneath the suspect where his hand had been and also Officer Schurr's
Body Worn Camera, which was still recording. The Taser had been deployed and the wires and probes were on the ground. The man had
blood coming from his nose and I could also see blood on the shoulder area of his sweater.
I could not detect any pulse on the subject and began CPR chest compressions. Officer Grace returned with an AED. I lifted the man's
sweatshirt to check for wounds and saw none. We had to cut his sweater open to place the AED pads on this chest and ribs. No shock was
advised and we continued with CPR performed by Officer Sanders and I. GRFD and LIFE ambulance arrived to take over the life saving
measures but soon declared the man was deceased.
Rain and sleet were falling down and in an effort to preserve the scene two new yellow foam blankets were placed over the deceased
suspect, taser, BWC, and puddle of blood where the suspect had been lying face down prior to being rolled over.
I then conferred with Sgt. Calati and Sgt. Dionne to make sure that all of our Officer Involved Shooting Protocols were being put in place
and the scene was protected.
Officer Schurr was assigned a companion Officer and checked by EMS. The scene was taped off and Officers were assigned to go door to
door in an attempt to locate and identify any neighbors who had witnessed what had happened.
I briefed Deputy Chief Rifenberg and Captain Bylsma when they arrived.
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Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 9:25 Follow-Up Report Roszkowski, Kathleen #057
On 04/04/2022 at approximately 0905 hours - I was contacted by Detective A. Johnson to assist with collecting video evidence on an officer
involved shooting that happened near Nelson Ave / Griggs St SE. I was asked to meet Detectives Johnson and Weston at
I arrived on scene and worked with the resident, to share the video that was captured of the officer involved shooting. has
Xfinity at the address which provides home security that includes an exterior mounted camera and doorbell cameras. accesses the
surveillance video via her cellular phone.
Using her phone, and the Xfinity App, I was able to share several videos video text message to my department issued cell phone. The Xfinity
application would only allow the sharing of videos in clips that were about 2 minutes in duration. I shared a total of 17 clips from two different
cameras.
I asked if she would allow me access to her account via my laptop because I believed the mobile version of the application was now
allowing her to share longer clips. did not feel comfortable logging into her account on my laptop. She tried to access her account on
her tablet but was unsuccessful.
While on scene, I made contact with Captain Bylsma who was debriefing the Michigan State Police investigators who were conducting the
investigation into the shooting. Sergeant Turbergen provided me with his business card so that I could share the videos to him as soon as
possible. I sent each of he 17 videos to him via text message.
When I returned to the Grand Rapids Police Department, I uploaded the videos to Evidence.com where they were stored under this report
number.
Roszkowski #057
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Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 9:38 Follow-Up Report Newton, Dennis #341
R/O responded to the listed location to assist with an officer calling for help.
Upon arrival the initial scene was secured. R/O was directed by Sgt Calati to canvas the houses on the west side of Nelson Ave, between
Griggs St and Orville St. At 0828 hours R/O began the canvas.
and heard one gun shot but were in bed on the back side of the house. Both ran to the front and looked
outside. They said they saw several police officers giving commands and a subject in a white sweatshirt being arrested. Then they went up
to the subject on the ground.
- No one home
- said he heard yelling and then heard one gun shot. said when he went to the front window he saw one subject
down on the ground and a group of police officers moving towards him.
said she was sleeping, as was everyone else in her house. did not see or hear anything. has a
Ring Doorbell and the camera captured video of the traffic stop and full incident. This information was relayed to Sgt. Calati and then to Det.
Weston.
- said she did not see or hear anything.
- said him and his wife did not see or hear anything.
- No answer but there was a Ring Doorbell.
- No one home
- did not see or hear anything. He does have an operating Ring Doorbell.
- did not see or hear anything.
- heard the shot but did not see or hear anything else. He has a Ring Doorbell but it didn't capture any video of the
incident.
did not see or hear anything.
did not see or hear anything. She has a Ring Doorbell but it doesn't work.
did not see or hear anything.

Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 10:01 Follow-Up Report Dionne, Jeffrey #503
I Responded to Nelson Ave Se and Griggs St Se on an Officer involved shooting involving Officer Christopher Schurr.
On arrival, Sgt. Calati and Sgt. Johnston were already on scene, securing witnesses and protecting the scene. I then met with Officer Schurr
who was sitting inside of a police cruiser. I checked Officers Schurr's physical welfare and confirmed that he was not injured.
I then obtained a public safety statement from Officer Schurr for the purpose of obtaining specific information needed to assist in the
investigation, safety of the public and preservation of evidence.
Following the public safety statement, I assigned Officer Patrick Martin as Officer Schurr's companion Officer and then requested that medical
respond to check Officer Schurr's vitals. After being medically cleared at the scene, I directed Both Officer Martin and Ofc Schurr to respond
to the training unit at HQ.
I then remained on scene until MSP cleared the scene following their investigation.
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Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 10:05 Follow-Up Report Grace, Jordan #218
On 4/4/22 Officer Mott and I were working a two officer car assigned to unit 1625 in vehicle 3474. Officer Mott and I were assigned to the
South Service area for the shift.
At approximately 8:11 a.m. I heard Officer C. Schurr working unit 1915 call over the air that he was initiating a traffic stop in the area of
Nelson Ave SE and Griggs St. SE. Briefly after this Officer Schurr notified units via radio that he had one flee from the vehicle running North.
At this time Officer Mott and I began to head to the area to assist with the apprehending the suspect.
As Officer Mott and I were in route to Officer Schurr's location Officer Schurr notified units via radio that he had been involved in an officer
involved shooting. Officer Mott and I then arrived on scene and I observed Officer Schurr positioned North of Griggs on Nelson, Officer
Schurr was on the East side of Nelson. It appeared that Officer Schurr was still holding cover on a black male who was lying face down in a
front yard Northeast of Officer Schurrs location. At this time I positioned myself behind cover next to Officer Schurr and held lethal cover on
the described suspect in the yard. The suspect was located in the front yard of a house located approximately three to four houses North of
Griggs on the East side of the street. The suspect was in the front yard of a yellow colored house and was laying North of a driveway. The
suspect's feet were facing Southwest (towards Nelson) and the suspect's head was facing Northeast (towards the described yellow house).
Suspect was a black male, approximately 25-35, approximately 200 lbs, braided black hair, medium complexion, grayish jeans.
As I was holding cover on the suspect I was notified by Officer Mott and Sgt. Johnson that there was an additional suspect involved with the
investigation. Officer Mott and Sgt. Johnson announced that they were addressing a passenger involved with the suspect vehicle. Officer
Mott and Sgt. Johnson announced that the suspect was in custody and briefly after additional officers were able to secure the vehicle, which
was clear of additional suspects.
Once the suspect vehicle was announced clear Sgt. Calati, Sgt. Johnson, Officer J. Sanders, and I approached the suspect to provide
medical aide. As we approached, the suspect was laying face down in the yard and appeared to have a gunshot wound to the rear of his
head. Announcements were made to the suspect to display his hands and the suspect did not move, his right arm was positioned under his
body and was not visible. The suspect was addressed and positioned face up, the suspect at this time was unresponsive and CPR was
immediately initiated by officers. At this time I provided cover for the officers providing medical aide as a result of not knowing if there were
additional outstanding suspects involved in this investigation. CPR was continuously performed by Officers, Fire and EMS and a defibrillator
was attached to the suspect as well. As medical treatment was being provided I did not observe the suspect display any signs of life and he
was later pronounced as being deceased. Two new medical tarps/blankets were used to cover the suspect and additional evidence, which
was a Taser, body worn camera, and what appeared to be blood on the dirt, that was positioned directly South of the suspect.
It appeared that prior to positioning the suspect face up that he was laying on top of or directly next to the Taser and body worn camera. It
also appeared that the described Taser had been discharged and I observed Taser wires and a Taser probe near the suspect.
When the suspect was pronounced deceased I was relieved from the suspect's location and assisted Officer Mott with removing the other
involved suspect, from our police car and placing him in Officer Partak's police car. I observed Officer Mott search
and released the wallet and phone to Officer Pratak. No additional action taken.
I remained on scene until the scene was declared secure and Officer Mott and I were relieved by Sgt. J. Dionne.
There did appear to be a black male, approximately 30 years old, recording the incident from inside of the yellow house.
Weather conditions: sleet (medium-heavy down pour), approximately 35 degrees, cloudy. Fahrenheit.
BWC/ICV appear operational, no further action taken
Officer Mott's follow-up report:
On Monday, April 4, 2022, at 0811 hours Officer Grace and I were a two-man unit under callsign 1625. We were assigned to the south
service area operating marked police cruiser 3474. I was the driver while Officer Grace was the passenger. While patrolling the area of 1100
Bemis we heard radio traffic from Officer Schurr conducting a traffic stop near Nelson and Griggs St SE.
A short time later we heard Office Schurr state he had a subject running Northbound on Nelson just north of Griggs St SE. At this time, I
activated my emergency lights and sirens near Bemis St SE and Eastern Ave SE. While enroute to the area of Nelson Ave SE and Griggs St
SE, dispatch raised Officer Schurr multiple times with no response.
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Officer Schurr came back over the air stating he needed units and he had been involved in a shooting. Officer Grace and I arrived on scene
as well as Sgt. Johnston at the intersection and immediately approached from South of Officer Schurr’s location. I observed Officer Schurr to
the left of a parked vehicle. At this time, Officer Grace provided lethal coverage on a suspect laying face down to the East of the street. The
subject was approximately 10 yards East of the curb in a front lawn. The suspect was oriented in a north-south direction with his feet to the
south. I was unable to see the suspect’s hands from my position. I, along wit Sgt. Johnston, began to address another male who was
standing next to the open passenger side door of a car in the middle of the street.
I transitioned to hands free and place the unknown male into handcuffs and immediately conducted a pat search of his person with nothing
illegal found.
I proceeded back to my vehicle on Griggs St SE and placed the male, later identified as , in the back of my patrol vehicle.
While walking back to the patrol car I asked if there was anybody else with him or any weapons to which he replied no. stated his
wallet was in his pants and I removed his wallet and phone from his person and placed it in the front of the vehicle. I noticed his phone was
on camera mode however, it did not appear to be recording. I placed ’s phone on airplane mode. asked several times “Is my
friend alright?” I told I did not know anything and that I was sitting with him. At no time did I question or read his
constitutional rights.
I informed Sgt Dionne that I had the in my cruiser. Sgt Dionne instructed me to sit in the vehicle and to not question or read the Miranda
rights to the .
The decision was made to have Officer Partak transport to the police station for further questioning. I removed from the back of
my vehicle and walked him to Officer Partak’s vehicle. Prior to placing him in the back of Officer I checked spacing and double locked the
handcuffs. was searched once more and placed in Officer Partak’s vehicle.
At this time, I returned to my vehicle prior to Sgt. Dionne instructing myself and Officer Grace to clear from the scene. We proceeded to HQ
and placed our body worn cameras on the docking station for the video to upload.
BWC/ICV activated and operational.
This statement is to the best of my recollection without having reviewed body worn video.

Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 10:06 Follow-Up Report Heugel, Bradley #354
I assisted on perimeter blocking off Elliot St and Nelson Ave. I stayed at that position until instructed to clear.
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Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 10:16 Follow-Up Report Copelin, Justin #019
INFORMATION
At approximately 08:11 hours on 04/04/22, I responded with other officers to Nelson Ave SE & Griggs St SE.
I initially heard Ofc. Christopher Schurr broadcast over the radio that he was making a traffic stop at that location, followed shortly after by an
update that a subject was running NB. I began driving emergency to the scene at that time.
I heard Ofc. Schurr broadcast a request for additional officers before advising over the radio that he had been involved in a shooting. Ofc.
Schurr advised over the radio that he was okay, but the suspect was down.
ACTIONS ON SCENE
As I arrived on scene, I was directed to Nelson Ave SE & Orville St SE to block any SB traffic. I blocked the street with my patrol vehicle and
initially ran to the scene to determine if any assistance was needed there.
As I approached, I observed multiple officers turning the suspect over onto his back, preparing an AED, and beginning CPR. The suspect's
eyes were open and motionless and there was frothy blood coming from his nose and mouth. I did not see any obvious movement or other
signs of life.
Due to the number of officers already rendering aid, I returned to my patrol vehicle to secure the perimeter and ensure that Fire and EMS
could access the scene from Orville. I assisted with taping off the street and remained posted at Nelson & Orville for the remainder of the
incident.
Nothing further.

Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 10:16 Follow-Up Report Stuart, Brent #115
I responded to Officer Schurr's traffic stop from the North Service area after he requested more cars to assist after a suspect had fled on foot.
I could tell from the distressed tone in Officer Schurr's voice that he was in some sort of struggle or altercation. While I was enrout, Officer
Schurr advised over the Grand Rapids South Talkgroup that he had been involved in a shooting and he was okay.
When I arrived on scene there was already several Officers up at the immediate scene who advised that there were no outstanding suspects.
I assisted in putting up crime scene tape at nearby cross streets to secure the scene for investigation purposes.
I then maintained security at the Griggs/Newark intersection until relieved.
I then cleared.
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Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 10:33 Follow-Up Report Allen, Donald #110
On 04/04/2022 at approximately 08:16, I responded to the area of Nelson Ave and Griggs St to assist on the scene of an officer involved
shooting.
I arrived on scene and was directed by Sgt. Dionne to help with the canvass of the area. I knocked at and was advised by a
neighbor that the residents weren't home. I noticed a ring camera installed on the door, but it was facing towards Griggs St, and most
likely wouldn't have captured the area of the scene.
I spoke with the resident at who told me she heard one gun shot but nothing else. I spoke with the resident of
who did not hear or see anything. I made contact with the resident at who told me her young daughter reported hearing one
gun shot but nothing else.
Finally, I spoke with the resident of told me he heard one distinct gun shot this morning, but didn't
see or hear anything else. I asked about cameras and pointed out a camera that was mounted on the north side of his house. The
camera angle points north along Nelson Ave and appeared to be pointed in the direction of the scene. said he would review his
footage to see if it captured anything. He also noted that the videos store for at least a month and he'd be willing to share whatever he had
with detectives if needed.
Once my portion of the canvass was complete, I was instructed by Sgt. Calati to relocate to the north end of the perimeter. I assisted with
blocking the intersection of Nelson Ave and Orville St until advised by Cpt. Bylsma that we could clear.

Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 10:37 Follow-Up Report Fynewever, Nathan #329
On 4/4/22 at 0820hrs I responded to the intersection of Nelson/Griggs St SE where Ofc Schurr was involved in a shooting. Upon arrival the
scene was secure and I was not needed at the scene. I responded to HQ with Ofc Schurr and witnessed the evidence collection and the
round count of Ofc Schurr's duty weapon. I had no further involvement and cleared.

Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 10:47 Follow-Up Report Grandy, Douglas #204
I responded to Nelson Ave SE & Griggs St SE once I heard radio communication of an officer involved shooting that had occurred.
Upon arrival, I blocked the roadway at Griggs St SE & Newark Ave SE with my cruiser.
I strung evidence tape along the west side of Nelson Ave SE, from Griggs St SE to Orville Ave SE. I was then tasked with providing scene
security to protect evidence. Once I was relieved of my post by additional officers and MSP, I held a perimeter position at Griggs St SE and
Newark Ave SE.
Afterwards, I cleared from the scene.

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Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 11:26 Follow-Up Report Martin, Patrick #066
On 4/4/22 at approximately 8:11 hours, I responded to Nelson/Griggs to assist Ofc. Schurr with a traffic stop. Ofc. Schurr urgently asked for
additional officers. I responded with lights and sirens activated. Ofc. Schurr did not answer the radio despite numerous attempts by dispatch
to raise him, leading me to believe he was in trouble. Eventually, Ofc. Schurr was able to get on his radio and advised he had just been in a
shooting.
Upon arrival, I found Ofc. Schurr standing a short distance away from the scene with Sgt. Dione. I was assigned to be Ofc. Schurr's
compation officer and had him sit in my cruiser. The weather outside was terrible; cold, rain/snow and wind.
Ofc. Schurr's uniform pants had dirt and mud on them, along with his duty belt and hands. His ECD was missing from its holster. Ofc. Schurr
was out of breath and coughing, as one does after hard physical exertion in the cold. He asked for water, but I had only a very small amount
in a bottle I already drank from. I retrieved his water bottle from his cruiser so he could have a drink.
I stood by with Ofc. Schurr until LIFE Ambulance arrived to check on him. After medics cleared him, we went downtown to meet staff at the
GRPD training unit. I collected Ofc. Schurr's outer clothing, boots and body armor in paper bags at Forensics' request. Body armor was too
big to fit in a bag but was left with the other clothing.
Ofc. Reinink drove Ofc. Schurr's vehicle home and I picked Ofc. Reinink up to bring him back to GRPD Headquarters.

Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 11:44 Follow-Up Report Olinzock, Nicholas #054
FOLLOW UP
04/04/2022
INFORMATION:
At approximately 0823 hours I self dispatched to Nelson and Griggs SE after hearing that an officer had been involved in a shooting.
I arrived and was directed to block the intersection at Griggs and Silver SE which was accomplished using crime scene tape and my cruiser.
I was then directed for traffic control at the intersection of Griggs and Nelson. I was summoned to by a female who asked
what was going on. I asked her if her or anyone inside had seen the incident. She replied that no one had. I continued to provide traffic
control - ingress / egress to the scene.
No further action taken.
ICV/BWC
Olinzock 54

Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 12:31 Follow-Up Report Mollan, Joshua #534
This is a follow up.
After MSP had finished interviewing witness, , D/Sgt. Ray Sowa requested I administer him a PBT. Using PBT
SN13430576 I requested submit to a PBT and he agreed. His BrAC registered .186.
I advised we would provide him a ride anywhere he wanted to go and he refused numerous times and just wanted to leave. Ofc.
Partak and I escorted him to the lobby and he left on foot.
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Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 12:39 Follow-Up Report Siver, David #517
I was called by Deputy Chief Rifenberg advising me of an Officer Involved Shooting that had just taken place on today's date. I was
assisting at a Firearms training session at our outdoor shooting range. He asked I come back to HQ to open the Training Unit for the involved
Officer and his companion Officer could use one of the classrooms.
I responded to HQ and opened the large classroom in my office. A short time later Officer Schurr and Ofc P. Martin came into the office
along with Officer Reinink as his Union representative.
I conferred with Lt Forner reference conducting a round count of Officer Schurr but we needed Forensics to photograph / process Ofc
Schurr's uniform and gun belt prior to that. Once that was completed Ofc Schurr was allowed to shower and change over into his street
clothes. We then conducted a round count in the Training Unit armory outside my office. Lt Forner was present along with a MSP D/Sgt. Ray
Sowa. Ofc Schurr was also present. I emptied each spare magazine and each contained 17 rounds. I cleared the chamer of his issued Glock
17 Handgun, Serial number BMWR151 and emptied the magazine in it. There were 17 rounds total between the round in the chamber and
the magazine. There were 51 total rounds counted.
After I conducted the count I left the armory and Forensics left with the evidence to be tagged. See other's reports for more information.

Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 15:59 Follow-Up Report Sanders, Javo'n #217
On 04-04-22 at 0810 hours I responded to the area of Griggs/Nelson in reference an Officer Involved shooting.
Once on scene myself, Ofc. LaHuis and Sgt Johnston cleared the vehicle related to the traffic stop. After clearing the vehicle I immediately
grabbed an AED to provide life saving measures.
I applied the AED pads on the subject. The AED did not advise a shock. Myself and Sgt. Johnston performed CPR on the subject until we
were relived by GRFD.
Once the scene was secured, Sgt Calati directed me to canvass the immediate area. I canvassed the following dwellings :
Knock, with no answer

Knock, Homeowner did not see or hear anything.
Knock, with no answer.
Knock, Homeowner did not see or hear anything.
knock, with no answer.
Knock, Homeowner did not see or hear anything. Residence does have a ring camera door bell.
Knock, Homeowner did not see or hear anything. Residence does have a ring camera door bell.
knock, spoke with the homeowner who stated she heard loud screaming 30 minutes before hearing one gunshot.
Nothing Further.
ICV and BWC activated.

04/04/2022 / 16 57 hrs / 04/04/2022 / 08 11 hrs 22-018456

Rpt Date / Time: 4/4/2022 / 16:57 Follow-Up Report Weston, Case #203
At the date and time listed myself and Detective A. Johnson responded to an officer involved shooting near Griggs St and Nelson Av.
Detective Johnson and I were tasked with assisting at the scene. We were advised that per GRPD policy the Michigan State Police would be
handling the investigation. Detective Johnson and I were advised by patrol officers on scene that had an exterior
surveillance camera that may have captured the incident. Johnson and I made contact with the female resident who stated that she did in
fact have an exterior surveillance system and she could view that video on her phone. The resident advised that she did not know how long
it would be saved for and she stated that she would forward me the video clip of the shooting to preserve as evidence. This was attempted
but was unsuccessful.
Detective Roszkowski was then contacted and asked to respond to the scene. Roszkowski has some additional training and expertise in
video systems. Roskowski was able to obtain a couple video clips of the incident from
Detective Johnson and I stayed on scene until Detectives from MSP arrived on scene. The video clips were forwarded by Roskowski to the
MSP Detectives and we briefed them on the circumstances surrounding the incident as we understood them. I was also advised that Officer
Schurr's body camera was still activated on the ground near the decedent. This information was also relayed to MSP Investigators.
Johnson and I then were instructed to return to GRPD Headquarters and assist with getting two of the MSP detectives to the Major Case
Team Interview area so they can speak with a witness.

Rpt Date / Time: 4/5/2022 / 10:07 Follow-Up Report Johnson, Amanda #105
4/4/22:
While at my desk and after hearing an officer ask for additional officers, he then advised he was involved in a shooting (OIS) and the suspect
was down. Det. Weston and I responded to assist the scene, which was in the 1700 block of Nelson (just north of Griggs St SE.) The area
was cordoned off from Orville to Griggs on Nelson, securing the entire block. We were advised that per GRPD policy the Michigan State
Police would be responding to handle the investigation.
Upon arrival we were briefed by Sgt. Calati and were advised the suspect was not transported and he was still on scene. We walked up the
middle of Nelson and observed a body underneath a yellow blanket lying on the south lawn of with his feet partially on
the driveway of
Det. Weston and I were advised there was a surveillance camera at the southwest corner house (Nelson/Griggs). We contacted
who lives at and he confirmed he’d checked his cameras which are all motion activated, but nothing was located,
other than when all the officers were arriving on scene. See Det. Allen’s report for his initial contact. I asked if he’d heard anything, and
said he was in bed when he heard a loud gun shot, which is also what he’d told Ofc. Allen.
Det. Weston and I then began to check for additional cameras in the area. A camera was detected at and as we were
walking toward the front door Ofc. Newton advised that he’d just spoken to a female named who advised her camera did capture the
incident. A male opened the front door and we asked if was there, and she then came to the front door. I was able to view the camera
footage on her phone and she then tried to email it to Det. Weston, but the file was too big, so we had Det. Roszkowski respond so she could
obtain the file properly.
Once MSP arrived on scene and were briefed, Det. Weston and I cleared and we escorted two MSP detectives from the scene to the motor
pool, and then up to the Major Case Team iinterview room where the front seat passenger was waiting to be interviewed.
We stood by during the interview but nothing more was needed from us.
04/06/2022 / 10 56 hrs / 04/04/2022 / 08 11 hrs 22-018456

Rpt Date / Time: 4/6/2022 / 10:56 Follow-Up Report Bylsma, John #532
On 4/4/22 I was in my office when I heard radio traffic from Officer Chris Schurr advising he was in a foot pursuit. Shortly there after Officer
Schurr announced he needed more cars which was then followed by Officer Schurr advising he was just involved in a shooting.
I contacted MCT Detectives Weston and Johnson who were already preparing to respond after hearing the same radio traffic. I directed both
to respond to the scene and advised that I would also be en route.
I responded directly to the scene and found that a solid perimeter had been established and that the scene itself had been secured. I met
with Sgt. Tim Johnston who briefed me on the incident. Sgt. Johnston advised that he obtained a public safety statement from Officer Schurr,
assigned Officer Martin as a companion Officer, and that both had been cleared from the scene and were en route to the Training Unit. Sgt.
Johnston also advised that a passenger from the suspect vehicle was taken into custody and was being transported to HQ.
Detectives Johnson and Weston were tasked with assisting with the neighborhood canvass and reported back that they located a resident
with a ring camera that captured much of the incident. I asked that they contact Det. Katie Roszkowski and have her respond to the scene to
assist with video retrieval.
I met with DC Rifenberg who was on scene. DC Rifenberg advised MSP had been contacted and their OIS investigators were en route to the
scene. MSP Detectives arrived on scene and I met with D/Sgt. Aaron Tubergen who advised he would be the investigator in charge. I
briefed D/Sgt. Tubergen on the incident, did a walk through of the scene, and advised him of video being retrieved from a nearby home. I
also advised D/Sgt. Tubergen that the passenger from the suspect vehicle had been detained and was transported to HQ for eventual
interview. D/Sgt. Tubergen tasked two MSP Detectives with responding to HQ to interview the passenger and I tasked Detectives Weston
and Johnson with returning to HQ to assist as needed.
I remained on scene for the duration and was the point of contact for MSP as the scene was processed. Once notified by D/Sgt. Tubergen
that the on scene investigation was complete and MSP was clearing I cleared all GRPD personnel and ensured that all perimeter tape was
removed.
MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS CFJ-413
(01/06)
PRESENTENCE CASE REPORT
Number Name Report Prepared by Date

423797 Lyoya, Patrick LINDSEY J MERSMAN3420 03/30/2022
Docket # Sentence Date Judge
21-24500-FH 04/04/2022 Honorable MargaretZ.Bakker
Offense(s)
Operating Intoxicated/Impaired/Controlled Substance - 3rd
Type of Report
Presentence Case Report
Patrick Lyoya is scheduled for sentencing on 04/04/2022 in file 21-24500-FH.
The defendant was charged with: Count 1: Operating While Intoxicated Third Offense and Count 2: Drove
While License Suspended/Revoked/Denied/Never Applied.
The defendant was arrested for the instant offense on 03/29/2021. He satisfied a $500 PR bond and was released
the same date.
On 02/24/2022, the defendant plead guilty to Count 1: Operating While Intoxicated Third Offense. In exchange,
count two is to be dismissed at sentencing. Additional details of the plea agreement were not provided. Count 1
is a felony punishable by $500-$5,000; and either 1 to 5 years, or probation with 30 days to 1 year in jail, at
least 48 hours to be served consecutively, and 60 to 180 days community service; rehabilitative program(s);
costs of prosecution; reimburse government for emergency response and expenses for prosecuting
defendant; vehicle immobilization mandatory if the two prior offenses are within 10 years of the current
offense or one of the prior offenses is within 7 years of the current offense.
Following the plea hearing on 02/24/2022, the defendant reported in person to the Allegan County Circuit Court
Probation Office, accompanied by his attorney, Anthony Greene. The defendant provided the following address
and phone number: (Kent County) , no e-mail address
provided. The defendant was also given a PSI packet to fill out with specific instructions to return the packet by
a certain date, typically seven days from the date of receipt. This packet was never returned to our office.
On 03/25/2022, this agent attempted to reach this defendant by phone at the number he provided. There was no
answer, but there was a voice mail message, indicating the phone belonged to this defendant. A message was
left requesting a return phone call, one was not received.
On 03/29/2022, this agent attempted to reach the defendant a second time by phone. Another message was left
requesting a return phone call, one was not received.
On 03/30/2022 at approximately 1128 hours, this agent contacted Attorney Anthony Greene. Attorney Greene
advised this agent that he was present when the defendant reported to the Probation Office. He indicated that he
spoke with the defendant about the PSI packet and offered to assist the defendant with filling it out, however,
the defendant never contacted him requesting assistance. He further explained that the defendant has difficulty
understanding English, so he was not sure all of what he understood regarding this obligation. Attorney Greene
advised he would make attempts to reach the defendant today and get back with this agent. I advised Attorney
Greene that a PSI Case Report would be completed, detailing the lack of contact. If the non-compliance is due
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PRESENTENCE CASE REPORT
to a language barrier, I advised Attorney Greene that I would have no objection to this sentence being
adjourned.
This agent did speak with the clerical who met with the defendant and provided the PSI packet and instructions,
she felt the defendant understood what she was explaining to him. I did also reach out to PA James Bergman, as
the defendant is currently on Probation through ICOTS in Kent County. Agent Bergman has supervised the
defendant since May 2021. Agent Bergman advised, "He can be difficult to understand sometimes, but he
appears to comprehend when spoken to."
This agent did check with the Allegan County Jail and the defendant has not been incarcerated in the jail since
his original arrest. The defendant does appear to have some open cases in Kent County. This agent did check
the Kent County Jail online inmate lookup on 03/30/2022, this person was not currently in their custody. A
check of Vinelink did not reflect the defendant was currently in custody in a jail within Michigan.
On 03/30/2022 at approximately 1328 hours, this agent received a phone call from the defendant. The defendant
stated he had some missed calls from this number and wanted to know who this was and why I was calling. I
asked the defendant if he had listened to any of my messages, he stated he did not. I advised him who I was and
the purpose for my call. We then discussed the PSI packet, which the defendant claims he filled out and mailed
back to the probation office last week. I asked the defendant how many stamps he put on the envelope, he stated
one. I advised him that per the instructions given to him by clerical, both verbally and in writing, that he needed
more than one stamp or it would not be delivered. I also asked him if he had spoken to his attorney on this date,
he stated he had not. I advised the defendant he needed to contact his attorney, because at this point there was
not sufficient time to complete the PSI. I advised the defendant he would still need to appear for sentencing, as
scheduled on 04/04/2022.
If the defendant does appear for sentencing, defer to court regarding revocation of bond pending the completion
of a PSI interview. During my interactions with the defendant, he appeared polite and willing to cooperate. The
defendant also appeared to understand what I was saying and responded to me appropriately. If the defendant
does not appear for sentencing, it is recommended that his bond be revoked and a bench warrant be issued.
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Michigan Department of Corrections
Case Notes
MDOC Nbr.: 423797 Report Date: 04/15/2022

Offender Name: Lyoya, Patrick Date Range: 05/05/2021 -04/15/2022
Supervising Agent: BERGMAN, JAMES D Schedule Type: All
Recorded Date Schedule Type Notes
04/15/2022 TXF, TXF Det Sgt Tbergin regarding def's probation. Provided Agent Bergman's contact info and
E-Mail To emailed Agent Bergman to advise.- Sup Witters. ( foaqgr35, 04/15/2022 )
04/07/2022 Other Message sent to Illinois........On 4/5/22 the defendant was pulled over for having a bad plate on his
vehicle. He was escorted out of the vehicle and then fled on foot. The officer gave chase and
caught the defendant. A 2-3 minute fight ensued and the defendant was able to take the officer's
taser. The officer than pulled his service weapon and shot the defendant. The defendant died on
scene. The passenger in the vehicle was highly intoxicated and labs on the defendant are not back
yet. Michigan State Police are conducting the investigation. Michigan will submit a case closure in
the up coming days. The attachment includes the original news article and the update where the
deceased name is released. Just copy the link and paste in your browser. ( foaqgr70, 04/07/2022 )
04/06/2022 TXT, Agent Mersman is on AL this week, this agent notified 48th Circuit Court that P is deceased so that
CC-SN Allegan case can be taken off the schedule. -LO3425 ( foapag18, 04/06/2022 )
04/05/2022 TXF, Received call from MDOC/GRPD Embedded agent advising that the Probationer (P) was involved
TXT, in an officer involved shooting, in the area of Griggs and Nelson, in which the P was fatally shot.
TXT, Initial information received is that GRPD pulled over a vehicle driven by the P and occupied by a
Case Staffing, front seat passenger, due to an improper plate. Upon stopping the vehicle, the male passenger
CC-LE exited the vehicle and took off running. At some point the P got a hold of the officers taser at
which point the office drew his firearm and fatally shot the P. The passenger was reported to have
been heavily intoxicated. It is unknown at this time if the P was intoxicated. He is serving for OWI
and has a pending OWI 3rd charge. MSP is conducting the investigation and the report may not be
ready for a couple days. The P is an ICOTS probationer from Illinois. Supervising agent is on
vacation. Notified agent's FS and the RM. FS Freeman ( foaqgr32, 04/05/2022 )
03/31/2022 Other This clerical emailed a second defendant's packet to the retained attorney (Anthony C. Greene) at
the attorney's request with a due date of 04/08 to have it returned completed. New sentence date
for Allegan County Dkt 21-24500-FH adjourned to 05/02/22. -Laker WPA7 ( foapag09, 03/31/2022
)
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Case Notes

03/31/2022 E-Mail To From: Laker, Karen (MDOC)

Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2022 10:59 AM
To: Bergman, James (MDOC) <BergmanJ@michigan.gov>
Cc: Hunderman, Andrea (MDOC) <HundermanA@michigan.gov>; Mersman, Lindsey (MDOC)
<MersmanL@michigan.gov>
Subject: FW: Sentencing Adjourned for People v Patrick Lyoya 21-24500-FH
James
Just thought we would keep you abreast of the Allegan County case being adjourned to 05/02.
Thank you,
Karen
From: Robin Clear <RClear@ALLEGANCOUNTY.ORG>

Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2022 8:51 AM
To: Hunderman, Andrea (MDOC) <HundermanA@michigan.gov>; Laker, Karen (MDOC)
<LakerK@michigan.gov>; agreene@greenelaw.com; Myrene Koch
<MKoch@ALLEGANCOUNTY.ORG>; Judith Kasson <JKasson@ALLEGANCOUNTY.ORG>;
Paige Christman <pchristman@allegancounty.org>; Abigail Field
<AField@ALLEGANCOUNTY.ORG>
Cc: Mersman, Lindsey (MDOC) <MersmanL@michigan.gov>
Subject: Sentencing Adjourned for People v Patrick Lyoya 21-24500-FH
CAUTION: This is an External email. Please send suspicious emails to abuse@michigan.gov
Good Morning,
We received word from attorney Green requesting an adjournment for the sentencing for People v
Patrick Lyoya (21-24500-FH) for Monday due to not completing his PSI. It is my understanding that
Mr. Lyoya mailed in his PSI packet but it was not received by probation. The Court will be
adjourning this sentencing out to May 2, 2022 to allow for more time for Mr. Lyoya to complete his
PSI packet and provide it to the probation department.
Our office will send out notice today.
Thank you,
Robin Clear
Judicial Assistant to Judge Bakker
48th Circuit Court of Allegan County
( foapag09, 03/31/2022 )
03/30/2022 TXF Txf- Defendant. He asked who was calling, stating he had received some missed calls from my
number. I asked him if he had listened to my voice mail messages, and he stated he had not, just
seen the missed calls and was calling to see who this was. I identified myself and advised him I
was calling to schedule a PSI interview, but due to the no contact there was no time. Discussed his
PSI packet. He stated he mailed it to us, last week maybe. I advised him we did not receive it and
asked him if he put more than one stamp on it when mailing. The mailing instructions given to him
advise more than one stamp is needed for postage. He stated he only used one stamp. I asked him
if he spoke with his attorney today, he stated he had not. I advised him to contact his attorney
regarding his sentencing hearing. I informed him that he could not be sentenced without the PSI
and it was too late to do it now. Told him he was still required to appear for sentencing, as
scheduled, on 04/04/22. He stated he understood. I did not feel the defendant was having difficulty
understanding this agent. MERSMAN 3420. ( foapag01, 03/30/2022 )
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Case Notes

03/30/2022 TXT, Txt- Defendant's Attorney, Anthony Greene. Advised him that the defendant has not complied with
CC-SN the PSI process for his upcoming sentencing hearing. Attorney Greene advised that he was with
the defendant when he reported to the office following his plea. I advised Attorney Greene, at that
time, he was given a packet to fill out with instructions to return it, and he never did. The defendant
has also not responded to my phone calls and requests for a return phone call. Attorney Greene
suggested that there may be a langauge barrier, stating that the defendant does not understand
English as well as he thinks. He stated he would attempt to get a hold of his client and get back to
this agent. I advised Attorney Greene I would be preparing a PSI Case Report to the court
regarding this non-compliance. I further advised I had no objection to an adjournment, if he wanted
to request one. He also offered to have an interpreter present for the PSI interview. MERSMAN
3420. ( foapag01, 03/30/2022 )
03/29/2022 TXT Txt- **SECOND ATTEMPT** to reach defendant by phone regarding PSI interview. No answer. Left
a second voice mail message requesting a return phone call. MERSMAN 3420. ( foapag01,
03/29/2022 )
03/25/2022 TXT Txt- Defendant . No answer. Left message requesting a return phone call regarding
PSI interview. MERSMAN 3420. ( foapag01, 03/25/2022 )
03/23/2022 TV, Call from P. Same address/phone/employment. Said he is moving next weekend. He was told to
IPC, get me the address so a home call can be done. Treatment is done. Reminded to get VIP on-line
Employment Status class done. No police contact and no other issues. Told to call me the first week of April. JB
Review #3470 ( foaqgr70, 03/23/2022 )
03/22/2022 TXT Call to P. Message left. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 03/22/2022 )
02/24/2022 Court Hearing PSI for Allegan County Dkt 21-24500-FH assigned to Agent Lindsey Mersman. Sentencing
scheduled for 04/04/22 in front of Judge Bakker. Defendant stopped in at the office after their plea
and supplied their contact information as: , Kent County,
, no email address, employed at Hilco Technology. Packet and instructions were
given to Def with acknowledgment of understanding. **He is represented by retained attorney
Anthony Greene that accompanied Lyoya to our office. He stated that if any information or
assistance is needed, for the psi agent to contact him at 616-222-8000, email:
agreene@greenelaw.com. -Laker WPA7 ( foapag09, 02/24/2022 )
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Case Notes

02/24/2022 E-Mail To, From: Laker, Karen (MDOC)

Court Hearing Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2022 4:43 PM
To: Bergman, James (MDOC) <BergmanJ@michigan.gov>; Mersman, Lindsey (MDOC)
<MersmanL@michigan.gov>
Cc: Hunderman, Andrea (MDOC) <HundermanA@michigan.gov>
Subject: 423797 Lyoya, Patrick
Importance: High
FYI
Def pled today in 48th Circuit Court to Ct. 1: Operating While Intoxicated 3rd Offense on Allegan
County dkt 21-24500-FH. He has sentencing scheduled for 04/04/22 @ 0830 hrs in front of Judge
Margaret Bakker.
Agent Lindsey Mersman will be preparing the psi report.
Thank you,
Karen Laker, WPA7

LEIN TAC
Michigan Dept. of Corrections
Allegan County Parole/Probation Office
640 River Street, Ste. 2
Allegan, MI 49010
Ph: 269-673-0360, ext. 3322
Fax: 269-673-0369
( foapag09, 02/24/2022 )
02/14/2022 TV, Call from P. Same address/phone/employment. Treatment is done. reminded to get VIP on-line
IPC, class done. No police contact and no other issues. Told to call me the first week of March. JB
Employment Status #3470 ( foaqgr70, 02/14/2022 )
Review
02/03/2022 TAP/Case Plan Update TAP reviewed. Still focusing on employment and no police contact. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70,
02/03/2022 )
01/11/2022 TV, Call from P. Same address/phone/employment. Treatment is done. No police contact and no
IPC, other issues. Told to call me the first week of February. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 01/11/2022 )
Employment Status
Review
12/13/2021 TV, Call from P. Same address/phone/employment. Still waiting to move. Told to keep me informed.
IPC, Treatment is done. No police contact and no other issues. Told to call me the first week of
Employment Status January. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 12/13/2021 )
Review
11/18/2021 Classification Review Due to continued need for supervision, P will be MEDIUM EMPLOYED. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70,
11/18/2021 )
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Case Notes

11/18/2021 TV, Call from P. Same address/phone/employment. Said he might be moving next month. Told to
IPC, keep me informed. Is done with group. No police contact and no other issues. Told to call me the
Employment Status first week of December. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 11/18/2021 )
Review
11/12/2021 E-Mail From Email from Catholic Charities.............Patrick Lyoya has completed group services. Included is the
discharge summary and monthly report for him. ( foaqgr70, 11/12/2021 )
11/03/2021 E-Mail From REceived progress report from Catholic Charities. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 11/03/2021 )
10/14/2021 TV, Call from P. Same address/phone/employment. He requested permission to miss group again due
IPC, to work. He was told no, he needs to get the group completed or he will have to start it over. No
Employment Status police contact and no other issues. Told to call me the first week of November. JB #3470 (
Review foaqgr70, 10/14/2021 )
09/03/2021 Other Received progress report from Catholic Charities. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 09/03/2021 )
09/01/2021 TV, Call from P. Same address/phone/employment. He was excused from lest weeks group because
IPC, he was attending his grandfather's funeral No police contact and no other issues. Told to call me
Employment Status the first week of October. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 09/01/2021 )
Review
08/26/2021 E-Mail From Email from Catholic Charities...........Patrick Lyoya did not attend his 9:00 AM Substance Abuse
Group on Wednesday, August 25, 2021. It was his THIRD unexcused absence. Due to this being
his third unexcused absence, he will be discharged from the program. Please let me know if you
will be excusing this absence. If I do not hear back from you by Wednesday September 1st, I will
assume that you are not excusing this absence and I will move forward with the discharge. (
foaqgr70, 08/26/2021 )
08/23/2021 TV, Call from P. Same address/phone/employment. He stated that he switched to 3rd shift so he can
IPC, continue making it to group. No police contact and no other issues. Told to call me the first week
Employment Status of September. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 08/23/2021 )
Review
08/20/2021 TXT Call to P and message left for him to call me. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 08/20/2021 )
08/11/2021 TAP/Case Plan Update TAP reviewed. Still focusing on substance abuse group. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 08/11/2021 )
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Case Notes

07/22/2021 E-Mail From Email from Catholic Charities............

Good Evening Agent Bergman,
Patrick Lyoya did not attend substance abuse group today, Wednesday July 21, 2021, at 9:00 AM.
Thank You,
( foaqgr70, 07/22/2021 )
07/15/2021 E-Mail From Email from Catholic Charities................ Patrick Lyoya did not attend substance abuse group today,
Wednesday July 14, 2021 at 9:00 AM. ( foaqgr70, 07/15/2021 )
07/07/2021 TV, Call from P for report. He denied police contact. Same phone, address and employment. Started
IPC, group last Wednesday. Has missed once due to work. No other issues. Told to call me for August
Employment Status report. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 07/07/2021 )
Review
06/14/2021 TV, Call to P for report. He denied police contact. Same phone, address and emploument. Started
IPC, group last Wednesday. No other issues. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 06/14/2021 )
Employment Status
Review
05/28/2021 E-Mail From Email from Catholic Charities..........Patrick Lyoya completed the substance abuse assessment on
Thursday, May 27, 2021. It has been determined that further treatment is recommended and that
he should be placed in the SA Redirect Group due to his substance abuse issues. It is noted that
this therapist has texted and emailed the group link information to the client and he will begin group
on Wednesday, June 9 at 9:00 am. ( foaqgr70, 05/28/2021 )
05/24/2021 Classification Review P will be supervised at MEDIUM. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 05/24/2021 )
05/24/2021 E-Mail From Email from Catholic Charities........... Patrick Lyoya has been scheduled for his SA Assessment on
Thursday, May 27, 2021, at 11:00am, with Thomas Kerwin. Mr. Lyoya has been texted the login
information for this Telehealth appointment and I have enclosed the information for you as well.
You will receive notification of the outcome of the assessment via email from the therapist. (
foaqgr70, 05/24/2021 )
05/24/2021 TXT Call to P. Message left for him to call and rescheduled his assessment. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70,
05/24/2021 )
05/24/2021 E-Mail From Email from Catholic Charities............. Patrick Lyoya was a no show for his scheduled SA
assessment on May 24, 2021, 2021 at 9:30 am. He can reschedule with Kate Chapman at
616-489-0950. ( foaqgr70, 05/24/2021 )
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Case Notes

05/20/2021 E-Mail From Email frmo Catholic Charities............Patrick Lyoya has been scheduled for his SA Assessment on
Monday, May 24, 2021, at 9:30am, with Tamara Jackson. Mr. Lyoya has been texted the login
information for this Telehealth appointment and I have enclosed the information for you as well.
You will receive notification of the outcome of the assessment via email from the therapist. (
foaqgr70, 05/20/2021 )
05/10/2021 Other Referral for substance abuse sent. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 05/10/2021 )
05/05/2021 HC, Met with P at proposed residence. He denied guns drugs alcohol in home. We went through
IPC, orientation. P refused COMPAS participation.. P needs to complete VIP and substance abuse
Initial Orientation assessment and treatment. TR completed in ICOTS. P was told to call me the first week of June
for report. JB #3470 ( foaqgr70, 05/24/2021 )
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Offender Supervision Summary Report
Offender Name: Lyoya, Patrick Agent: BERGMAN, JAMES D. Report Date: 04/15/2022
MDOC Nbr.: 423797 Sex Race: DOB:
Eyes: Hair: Height Weight: Complexion:
Gang Affiliation(s): Gang Name(s):
Violent Parolee: N/A Substance Abuser Parolee: N/A

Identifiers:
SID SSN FBI Driver's License SOS Nbr.
CTN Local PD Detroit PD Other State DOC Coprs Nbr.

03-21000971-01
Residence Work Address: Laks Industries

Address:
Supervisor:
Move In 04/01/2021
Date:
Lives with:
Supervision Level : Probation Medium Employed Effective Date: 11/18/2021
Supervision Plan: Effective Date:
Last SAT: SGT max Date:

Last RV Date:
Last SAT Date:
Parole Risk Factors:

Supervision Due Dates:
SAT: Classification Review: 05/03/2022 Restitution Discharge Review:
LEIN Review: 05/03/2022 Restitution Review:
423797 - Lyoya, Patrick Page 1 of 3

Order: Interstate Compact Probation County: Judge:
Discharge Date: 10/23/2023 Other State Number: Court/State: Illinois
Sentence Docket Offense

Date Type Number Code Offense Term CTN
04/23/2021 Regular Probation 20-CF-478 257.6251A OWI 2y-6m
Special Conditions: Active
02.0 You must not use or possess alcoholic beverages or other intoxicants. You must not enter bars or other places where the
primary purpose is to serve alcoholic beverages for drinking on site, unless the field agent has first given you written
permission for your employment at a specific location.
02.1 You must comply with the requirements of alcohol testing directed by the field agent. You must not attempt to submit any
fraudulent or adulterated samples for testing. You must not hinder, obstruct, tamper, or otherwise interfere with the testing
procedures. You must present proper identification at the time of testing.
02.2 You must comply with the requirements of drug testing directed by the field agent. You must not attempt to submit any
fraudulent or adulterated samples for testing. You must not hinder, obstruct, tamper, or otherwise interfere with the testing
procedure s. You must present proper identification at the time of testing.
02.4 You must not use or possess any controlled substances or drug paraphernalia, unless prescribed for you by a licensed
physician, or be with anyone you know to possess these items.
02.8 You must complete outpatient or residential substance abuse treatment when you are referred by the field agent.
02.9 You must complete a substance abuse assessment when you are referred by the field agent.
04.18 You must not engage in any assaultive, abusive, threatening, or intimidating behavior.
04.19 You must not have verbal, written, electronic, or physical contact, without permission of the field agent, with anyone you know
to have a felony record. You must not have verbal, written, electronic, or physical contact with anyone you know to be
engaged in any behavior that constitutes a violation of any criminal law of any unit of government.
04.2 You must not change residence unless you first obtain written permission from the field agent.
04.20 You must not use any object as a weapon. You must not own, use, or have under your control or area of control a weapon of
any type or any imitation of a weapon. You must not be in the company of anyone you know to possess these items.
04.22 You must comply with written or verbal orders made by the field agent.
04.23 You must allow the field agent into your residence at any time for probation supervision.
04.24 You must submit to a search of your person and property, including but not limited to your vehicle, residence, and computer,
without need of a warrant if the field agent has reasonable cause to believe you have items which violate the conditions of you
p robation.
04.25 You must report any arrest or police contact, loss of employment, or change of residence to the field agent within 24 hours,
weekends and holidays excepted.
06.4 You must make genuine efforts to find and maintain legitimate employment of a minimum of 30 hours per week, unless
engaged in an alternative program approved by the field agent. You must provide ongoing verification of employment or
alternative program to the field agent. You shall not give reason to be terminated or voluntarily terminate your employment or
alternative program, unless you first obtain written permission from the field agent.
09.01 You may be detained for up to 72 hours without a warrant by a Probation Officer or any law enforcement officer (at direction o
the Probation Officer) for an alleged violation of probation.
09.22 Unless in possession of a valid Michigan Medical Marijuana Card, you are not allowed to use or possess marijuana while
under Kent County Circuit Court probation supervision.
09.30 You must attend and successfully complete one session of the Victim Impact Panel scheduled as approved by the Probation
Officer.

Special Conditions: Active
09.97 You must pay a supervision fee not to exceed $100 per month.

Discharge Summary
Patient Name: Gender: DOB: Age: Admit Date: Med Rec #:

Lyoya, Patrick 5/27/2021 423797
Discharge Type:
Unsuccessful Discharge
X Successful Discharge
Neutral Change
Group Attendance (if applicable):
N/A
Client attended 12 of 12 group sessions
Excused absences: 8
Unexcused absences: 0
Status at Discharge:
X Completed Treatment
Partially completed treatment
Did not complete treatment
Assessment or testing only
Assessment Date
5/27/2021
Date of Discharge (date last seen):
11/10/2021
N/A
Agent or Case Manager (if applicable)
N/A
Agent or Case Manager Role

James Bergman Agent
Participation in Outside Support Groups:

Yes
X No
N/A
Unknown
Discharge Summary

Lyoya, Patrick 5/27/2021 423797
Client's participation in treatment towards goals:

Excellent
Good
X Fair
Below Average
Poor
Reason for Discharge:
X Successful completion
Unsuccessful completion
Non-compliance due to transfer
Mutual staff/client decision
Left against staff advice/escape (client chose)
Staff decision for non-compliance of rules (contractor chose)
Death
Assessment only
Diagnostic Impression
ICD10 DX
Primary Date Code Specifier Comment
Diagnosed
X 5/27/2021 F10.10 Alcohol Use In early
Disorder, Mild remission,
In a
controlled
environment
Stage of Change at time of discharge:

Precompletion
Conteplation
Preparation
X Action
Maintenance
Relapse
Discharge Summary

Lyoya, Patrick 5/27/2021 423797
Prognosis:
Excellent
Good
X Fair
Guarded
Poor
Has the client made progress in stage of change from beginning of services?
Yes X No
Primary Care Physician (PCP) Status:
X Client acknowledged having a PCP at time of intake.
Client did not have a PCP at time of intake but was recommended to obtain one.
Client did not have a PCP at time of intake and was not recommended to obtain one.
Unknown
Recommendations and/or referrals made during treatment or at discharge:
X Remain substance use free
X Utilize support system
Obey conditions of courts
Primary care physician (PCP)
Community mental health (CMH)
Psychiatric Treatment
DHHS
Dental/Vision
Education/Continuing Education
Michigan Works
Detox Facility and/or Residential Treatment
Spiritual Support(s)
Support Group(s)
Health Department
X Return, if nescessary
Other:
Forensic Advantage Discovery Packet
Released Information
Regarding: GR22-1695 1
Requested: 4/26/2022 FA
7:15:05 AM
Packet: Lab Report Only (PDF)
Results of Laboratory Analysis
Table of Contents:
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Laboratory Report-Released-(17695654).pdf
Additional Files:
The following files were included separately from the packet document:
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Laboratory No.: GR22-1695 Record No.: 1 Date of Report: April 15, 2022
Agency No.: 60-137-22
Disposition of Evidence:
Evidence items L5 and L6 were placed in secure storage upon return to the lab. Two probes that were
unearthed from the ground near the decedent and the connected wire were disconnected from the taser (L5)
and turned over to D/Sgt. Aaron Tubergen at the scene on April 4, 2022, at 1:32pm.
Laboratory Analysis:
For results of the laboratory examinations and analysis, please refer to supplemental reports.
Information for the Investigating Agency:
Possible bodily fluids or other potential sources of DNA were collected at the crime scene. Please submit
known/reference DNA samples from the victim, suspect and/or other relevant parties.
Fired evidence was collected at the crime scene. If additional fired evidence is obtained as a result of a medical
procedure or autopsy, please submit it for analysis.
Latent print evidence was collected at the crime scene. Please submit known finger and palm impressions from
all relevant (victim/elimination/suspect) parties.
Digital Images and Sketches:
Digital images of the crime scene were taken and can be provided upon request.
Spherical images of the crime scene were taken using an OSCR360 camera. A presentation can be prepared for
court or investigative purposes upon request.
Rough sketches were prepared at the crime scene and can be provided upon request.
Finished sketches can be created for court or investigative purposes upon request.
Please contact the undersigned to request digital images and/or sketches.
Additional Remarks:
The MSP 6th District Traffic Crash Reconstruction Unit was requested to provide measurements and scene
diagrams. Consult report 01-131-22 for further information.
Paige Huttenlocker
Forensic Scientist
Crime Scene
email: huttenlockerp@michigan.gov
April 15, 2022
This report contains the conclusions, opinions, and/or interpretations of the laboratory analyst whose signature appears on this report. This analyst
is qualified by education, training, and experience to perform this analysis and does so as part of his or her regular duties. The analysis was
conducted in an MSP laboratory accredited under the ANAB International testing program since February 16, 2017.
The relevant supporting data upon which the expert opinion or inference was made are available for review/inspection.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE
FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION
Grand Rapids Forensic Laboratory
2290 4 Mile Road NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49544
(616) 242-6650
FAX (616) 242-6682
LABORATORY REPORT
Laboratory No. : GR22-1695 Record No. : 2
Investigating Ofcr. : Aaron Tubergen Date Received : April 4, 2022
Agency : Michigan Department of State Police Time Received : 3:31 p.m.
Agency No. : 60-137-22 Date Completed : April 6, 2022
Nature of Offense:
0900-5 - Death Involving Use of Force by Law Enforcement
Evidence Received:
Container #L5 1-Sealed paper evidence bag containing: (unopened, no exams)
Interpretations:
Information was received from the investigating agency that the above listed evidence no longer requires
analysis by the Biology/DNA Unit. No examinations were conducted on Container L5 at this time.
Disposition of the Evidence:
All items of evidence will be returned to the submitting agency.
Kyle Konkol
Forensic Scientist
Biology Unit
email: konkolk@michigan.gov
April 6, 2022

12:30:05 PM
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
2290 4 Mile Road NW
(616) 242-6650
FAX (616) 242-6682
LABORATORY REPORT
Agency : Michigan Department of State Police Time Received : 8:35 am
Nature of Offense:
Evidence Received:
Container #L5 1-Sealed paper evidence bag containing: (unopened, no exams)
Processing Results:
Notification was received from Sixth District SIS on April 6, 2022 that the request for analysis has been
cancelled and is no longer necessary.
Remarks:
The above listed evidence is available for pick up from this laboratory.
APPENDIX
Latent print processing could result in laboratory generated latent lifts and/or photographs that are not of
value for comparison. If generated, they will remain on file in the applicable case record.
Significance of Latent Print Unit results:
The presence of a latent print on an item of evidence indicates contact was made between the source
and the item. The presence of a latent print alone does not necessarily indicate the significance of the
contact or the time frame during which the contact occurred.
Due to a variety of factors, the recovery of latent prints on items of evidence is not always successful. A
lack of latent prints on an item or the exclusion of a latent print from a given source does not necessarily
mean that the given source did not come into contact with the item.
Comparison results are defined as:
· Identification is the opinion that the compared impressions originated from the same source
because there is sufficient quality and quantity of corresponding friction ridge detail. Identification
does not mean to the exclusion of all others. Studies have shown that as more reliable features
are found in agreement it becomes less likely to find that same arrangement of features in a print
from another source.

Agency No.: 60-137-22
· Exclusion is the opinion that the compared impressions did not originate from the same source
because there is sufficient quality and quantity of friction ridge detail in disagreement.
- Preliminary Exclusion is the opinion of the analyst of an exclusion that has not been
verified by another examiner. This may be the result indicated when a comparison to
another subject resulted in the highest association of identification of the same latent
print.
· Inconclusive due to the known impressions is the opinion that an identification or exclusion
result cannot be reached because there is insufficient friction ridge detail in the known print.
Additional known impressions from the compared individual may allow for a result of identification
or exclusion.
· Inconclusive due to the latent print is the opinion that an identification or exclusion result cannot
be reached because there is insufficient friction ridge detail in the latent print. Additional known
impressions from the compared individual are not expected to allow for a result of identification or
exclusion.
Deferred Examination:
A deferment of some comparison examinations will be indicated in the report on property crime cases.
Listed victims may not have been compared on the case. Subjects on the case will be compared until
identified and the remaining comparisons will be deferred for that subject. All latent prints that are suitable
for AFIS will have been searched in AFIS to provide any additional subject information on the case. Full
comparison on the case may be completed upon request.
Closed AFIS Search:
A closed AFIS search is an AFIS searching tool that searches a limited set of subjects, instead of the
entire database, against latent prints. This AFIS function may be used to search latent prints against
some or all of the subjects listed on a case and provides a rapid comparison response to indicate a
particular area of focus for comparison. The closed AFIS search information may be used during
comparison. All reported comparison results are the results of manual comparison by an analyst.
Retention of Latent Prints in the AFIS/NGI registered database(s):
Latent prints added to Michigan’s AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System) and FBI’s NGI (Next
Generation Identification) registered database(s) will remain in the database until identified, removed per
agency request, or when the entry meets the following criteria:
1. Indefinitely on the following file classes: Homicide (0900), Abduction/kidnapping (1000), Criminal
Sexual Conduct (CSC) (1100), Felonious Assault (1300-2)
2. Ten years from the date of entry for all other file classes.
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Agency No.: 60-137-22
Michael Behrendt, D/Sgt

State Police Specialist
Latent Print Unit
email: BehrendtM@michigan.gov
April 11, 2022
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
2290 4 Mile Road NW
(616) 242-6650
FAX (616) 242-6682
LABORATORY REPORT
Agency : MSP Sixth District H.Q. Time Received : 2:42 p.m.
Nature of Offense:
Victim:
Lyoya, Patrick
Suspect:
Schurr, Christopher Paul
Evidence Received:
Container #2 1 - tape sealed cardboard box (#0016) containing:

Item #2 1 - 9mm Luger caliber, Glock, model 17 Gen5, semiautomatic pistol,
serial number with Streamlight TLR-1 HL light attached
Container #3 1 - tape sealed manila envelope (#0018) containing:

Item #3 1 - box magazine (empty)
17 - 9mm Luger caliber F C cartridges (not analyzed) (4 cartridges used
for test shots)
Container #4 1 - tape sealed manila envelope (#0036) containing:

Item #4A 1 - fired metal jacketed bullet
Item #4B 3 - minute metallic fragments
Container #L6 1 - tape sealed manila envelope, containing:

Item #L6 1 - 9mm Luger caliber F C fired cartridge case
Container #TF-2 1 - test shot envelope containing test shots from item 2:
Item #2-T1 1 - 9mm Luger caliber F C fired cartridge case and fired bullet (from item 3)
Item #2-T10 1 - fired metal jacketed bullet (from item 3)
Item #2-T2 1 - 9mm Luger caliber F C fired cartridge case and fired bullet (from item 3)
Item #2-T3 1 - fired metal jacketed bullet

Agency No.: 60-137-22

Item #2-T9 1 - fired metal jacketed bullet (from item 3)
Results of Physical/Microscopic Examination:
Item L6 (9mm Luger caliber fired cartridge case) is identified as having been fired by item 2 (Glock pistol).
Item 4A (fired metal jacketed bullet) is inconclusive as having been fired by item 2. These items share
agreement of class characteristics but lack sufficient agreement of the individual characteristics observed within
the land impressions.
Item 4A is consistent with being a .38 class fired metal jacketed bullet displaying Glock Marksman Barrel
(GMB) rifling specifications of six lands and grooves with a right twist. Physical characteristics and rifling
specifications of item 4A are most consistent with bullets fired by 9mm Luger caliber firearms produced by
Glock. However, no suspected firearm should be overlooked.
Item 4B consists of three small metallic fragments and are consistent with being made of lead. These items
cannot be further classified and are not suitable for comparison purposes.
Item 2 was operable in the condition submitted.
Test shots from item 2 and item L6 do not meet the MSP Forensic Science Division protocol for entry into the
National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN) database. Test shots from item 2 will be returned to
the submitting agency.
Conclusion Scale for Microscopic Comparisons:
The following descriptions are meant to provide context to the levels of opinions reached in this report.
• Identification: This is the strongest statement of association that can be expressed. An identification is
made to a degree of practical certainty when there is agreement of all discernible class characteristics
and sufficient agreement of the individual characteristics of toolmarks. When sufficient agreement
exists, in part, this means the likelihood of another tool producing the same marks is so remote it is
considered a practical impossibility.
• Elimination: This is the strongest statement of non-association that can be expressed. An elimination
is made when it is physically impossible (i.e., there is a clear, demonstrable incompatibility in class
characteristics) for the items to have been marked by the same tool/fired in the same firearm.
• Inconclusive: An inconclusive is made when one of the following situations is true.
- Agreement of all discernible class characteristics and some agreement of individual

characteristics, but insufficient for identification.
- Agreement of all discernible class characteristics without agreement or disagreement of

individual characteristics due to an absence, insufficiency, or lack of reproducibility.
- Agreement of all discernible class characteristics and disagreement of individual

characteristics.
• Unsuitable: An item is considered unsuitable for comparison when it does not bear any class,
subclass, and/or individual toolmarks of value for microscopic comparison.
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Agency No.: 60-137-22
Russell Karsten, D/Sgt

State Police Specialist
Firearms/Toolmarks Unit
email: karstenr@michigan.gov
April 20, 2022
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Michigan Commission On Law Enforcement Standards 04/14/2022
Student Record LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE Session: 95 04:43 PM
Page 1 of 5 Begin Date: 01/07/2015 -- End Date 05/15/2015
Enrollment Status: Completed
THIS RECORD IS NOT PROOF OF
Student Name: SCHURR, CHRISTOPHER P LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER LICENSING
Social Security #: XXX-XX-
Courses & Attendance Record

Hours Met Hours Met
Unit ID Course Name Hours Absent Attend. Unit ID Course Name Hours Absent Attend.
101 Testing & Administrative 8 251 Crime Scene Search 6
102 Director Testing 30 252 Recording the Crime Scene 4
201 Constitutional Law 3 253 Collection and Preservation of Evidence 8
211 Laws Regarding Crimes Against Persons 6 254 Processing Property 2
212 Laws Regarding Crimes Against Property 6 261 Child Abuse Investigation 3
213 Laws Regarding Contraband and 4 262 Sexual Assault Investigation 3 3 Yes
Regulatory Crimes 263 Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs 2
214 Laws Regarding Public Order Crimes 2 271 Nature and Prevalence of Domestic 3
215 Laws of Evidence 4 Violence
216 Juvenile Law 3 272 Laws Regarding Domestic Violence 3
221 Laws of Admissions and Confessions 4 273 Domestic Violence Response Procedures 8
222 Interrogation Procedures 3 301 Preparation for Patrol 1
223 Laws of Arrest 4 302 Radio/Telephone Communications 8
224 Arrest Procedures 2 303 Patrol Operation Administrative Duties 1
225 Laws on Search Warrants 2 311 Ethics in Policing 4
226 Search Warrant Procedures 2 312 Laws Pertaining to Civil Rights & Human 2
227 Laws on Warrantless Searches 6 Relations
228 Warrantless Search Procedures 6 313 Cultural Awareness/Diversity 8
229 Laws on Suspect Identification 2 314 Interpersonal Skills 8
231 On-Scene Preliminary Investigation 4 315 Civil Disputes 1
232 Preliminary Witness Interviewing 4 316 Victim Rights 2 3 Yes
233 Preliminary Investigation of Deaths 2 321 Types of Patrol 1
234 Suspect Identification Procedures 3 322 Patrol Area Checks 4
241 Court Functions and Civil Law 4 323 Responding to Crimes in Progress 4
Social Security #: XXX-XX

Hours Met Hours Met
325 Response to Persons with Mental 3 511 Laws and Knowledge Related to Firearms 16
Disorders Use
331 Obtaining Information and Preparing 34 512 Firearm Skills 50
Reports 513 Firearms Range Assessment 8
341 Dealing with Juvenile Offenders 4 514 Patrol Rifle 12
342 Dealing with Families of Juveniles 2 521 Mechanics of Arrest and Search 8
401 Searching and Fingerprinting Prisoners 4 522 Police Tactical Techniques 5
402 Prisoner Care and Treatment 2 523 Application of Subject Control 4
411 Warrant Preparation 1 524 Subject Control 62
412 Warrant Request and Arraignment 2 531 Emergency Vehicle Operations: Legalities, 8
413 Preparation for Legal Proceeding 1 Policies and Procedures
414 Testimony and Case Critique 4 532 Emergency Vehicle Operation Techniques 24
421 Civil Process 1 541 Physical Fitness 45
501 Introduction to First Aid 3 542 Health and Wellness 8
502 Bandaging Wounds and Controlling 3 601 Michigan Vehicle Code: Content and 1
Bleeding Users
503 Treating Fractures 4 602 Michigan Vehicle Code: Words and 1
504 Administering CPR 12 Phrases
505 Treating Environmental First Aid 2 603 Michigan Vehicle Code Offenses: 4
Emergencies Classification, Application and Jurisdiction
506 Treating Medical Emergencies 3 604 Application of Vehicle Law and 4
Regulations
507 Extricating and Transporting Injured 2
Victims 621 Vehicle and Driver Licensing 2
508 Practical First Aid Exercises 8 622 Observation and Monitoring of Traffic 1
623 Auto Theft 4

Hours Met Hours Met
624 Stopping Vehicles and Occupant Control 8 732 Weapons of Mass Destruction 2
631 Traffic Direction and Control 2 733 Incident Command 3
632 Traffic Warnings and Arrests 2 801 Gage 12
641 Standardized Field Sobriety Testing 24 802 Employment Skills 4
651 Introduction to Traffic Crash Investigation 2 803 K-9 2
652 Preliminary Investigation at the Traffic 1 804 Railroad Skills 4
Crash Scene 805 First Aid Review 2
653 Uniform Traffic Crash Report (UD-10) 4 806 Human Trafficking 4
654 Locating and Identifying Traffic Crash 1 807 Cop 101 2
Victims and Witnesses
808 Contact & Cover 2
655 Traffic Crash Evidence Collection: Field 4
809 Laws on Deadly Force 2
Sketching and Measuring
656 Traffic Crash Evidence Collection: 4 810 Room Clearing 2
Roadway Surface 811 Legal Review 2
657 Traffic Crash Evidence Collection: The 1 812 Sovereign Citizens Movement 4
Vehicle 813 Autism Awareness 2
658 Traffic Crash Follow-Up and Completion 2 814 Indicators of an Armed Assailant 2
701 Emergency Preparedness 6 1 Yes 815 Below 100 4
702 Explosive Devices 2 816 Elder Abuse 2
711 Civil Disorder Procedures 4 817 Officer Survival 1
712 Techniques for Control of Civil Disorders 4 818 PPO Procedures 2
721 Tactical Operations 7 819 Heavy Equipment Theft 2
722 Environmental Crimes 2 820 Watercraft ID 2
731 Terrorism Awareness 3 821 Perpetrator Behavior 4
Social Security #: XXX-XX

Hours Met Hours Met
822 Neurobiology of Sexual Assault 4
Total Hours: 717 Total Hours Absent: 7.00 Percent Missed: 0.98 %
Exams Grade % Pass/Fail General Remarks

First Aid Skills Pass
First Aid Written 78.57 Pass
Firearms Skills Pass
Firearms Written 99.00 Pass
Legal 85.50 Pass
Unit 4 Exam 88.00 Pass
Subject Control Skills Pass
Subject Control Written 91.67 Pass
EVO Skills Pass
EVO Written 89.06 Pass
Exit Physical Fitness Pass
The above named trainee has successfully completed the basic recruit
training course of the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards.

I recognize that any misrepresentation on my part to obtain certification or
state funding constitutes fraud and is punishable as a felony under MCL
750.218 and/or 750.248.
________________________________ _______________
Training Director Date
Authority: Act 203, P. A. of 1965 This information is confidential.

Completion: Required Disclosure of confidential information
Penalty: No Law Enforcement is protected by the Federal Privacy
Licensure Act.
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Individual Employment History
CHRISTOPHER P SCHURR
Requestor Information
MICHIGAN COMMISSION ON LAW ENFORCEMENT STANDARDS
927 CENTENNIAL WAY
PO BOX 30633
LANSING, MI 48909
Individual Information
Also Known As (AKA) : CHRISTOPHER SCHURR P
MCOLES License Number :

License Code : Law Enforcement Officers
License Type : Law Enforcement Officer
License Status : Active
Original Activation Date : 08/08/2015
Original Activating Agency : GRAND RAPIDS POLICE DEPARTMENT
Reactivation Date :
Reactivating Agency :
Standards Compliance Reviews
Received Date Disposition Date

04/12/2022 For information please contact the MCOLES at : 517-636-7864
Basic Training
Provider Session ID End Date Session Enrollment Status
LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE 95 05/15/2015 Completed

Agency Relationships* & In-Service Training**

* Agency Relationships with a Begin Date or End Date of 01/01/2000 are the result of a "Baseline Reporting" conducted in 1999. This was a
verification with law enforcement agencies of their current officer rosters. Officers no longer appearing on the agency roster were defaulted to
this date. To correct the dates please have that agency send the proper information on department letterhead to the MCOLES Licensing
Services Section at 927 Centennial Way, P.O. Box 30633, Lansing MI 48909 or by fax to 517-636-7886.
** In-Service Training courses are listed only if both (a) the training was registered with MCOLES and (b) the Training Provider reported officers'
attendance at the training. Courses are listed under the respective agency for which the officer was employed at that time, or that agency
reported to the Training Provider as sponsoring attendance at the training. Courses listed under Other In-Service Training are those attended
for which the officer was not reported as being employed as a law enforcement officer at that time, or where no agency was submitted to the
Training Provider as sponsoring attendance at the training. If training courses that an officer attended do not appear on the list or if the
information is incorrect, the officer should contact the respective Training Provider directly.
Agency Name : GRAND RAPIDS POLICE DEPARTMENT

Employment Status : Current
Date Span : Start: 08/08/2015 - End:
Pass/ MCOLES
Title Training Provider Hours Fail Begin Date End Date Curriculum
MCOLES Mandatory Firearms Standard Grand Rapids Police Department 2 Pass 10/06/2020 12/09/2020 Firearms
MCOLES Mandatory Firearms Standard Grand Rapids Police Department 2 Pass 10/14/2019 10/31/2019 Firearms
Mandatory Training 18-08 Fall Firearms Grand Rapids Police Department 2 Pass 10/15/2018 11/01/2018 Firearms
Field Training Officer Certification Grand Rapids Police Department 40 Pass 02/26/2018 03/02/2018
Datamaster DMT Breath Test Operator Michigan State Police 2.5 Pass 07/14/2015 07/14/2015
Training
Other In-Service Training
Pass/ MCOLES
Title Training Provider Hours Fail Begin Date End Date Curriculum
Bay 1 Bay 2 Start Date Discharge 1
Path 1 04/04/2022
A C Start Time
08:14:09
3 4
Duration
1 2 4.94s
TASER 7
X4000659R
B D Assignee
Schurr, Christopher (195)
REAR VIEW
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A C Start Time
08:14:09
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TASER 7
X4000659R
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REAR VIEW
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15
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Start Date Path 1 (0-5s) Discharge 1
04/04/2022
Start Time
08:14:09
Duration
4.94s
TASER 7
X4000659R
Assignee
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Path 1 04/04/2022
A C Start Time
08:14:31
3 4 Path 2
Duration
1 2 3.12s
Path 3 TASER 7
X4000659R
B D Assignee
Path 4 Schurr, Christopher (195)
REAR VIEW
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Report generated by:
User HAYES, DILLARD S ( )
Username
Department Michigan State Police
Local Timezone Unknown
Generated on Apr 6, 2022 3:15 PM
SUMMARY
START DATE Apr 4, 2022 DEVICE MODEL TASER 7
START TIME 05:49:13 DEVICE SERIAL
EVIDENCE DURATION 2h 54m CEW X4000659R
TRIGGER PULLS — BATTERY X44389279
CARTRIDGES DEPLOYED 2 CARTRIDGE X4920MT54
CARTRIDGE X4823AWK0
CURRENT STATUS
FIRMWARE 1.9.0
WARRANTY EXPIRATION Jan 27, 2025
TIMELINE
Title Date/Time Description Graph
Armed Event Apr 4, 2022 08:22:23 Duration: 21m 0.14s
1 Firmware Version 08:22:23.095 1.9.0
2 Safety OFF 08:22:23.127 CEW Armed
TASER 7 Live 12 Cartridge in Bay 1

3 Cartridge 08:22:23.174
Serial Number: X4920MT54
TASER 7 Live 3.5 Cartridge in Bay 2

4 Cartridge 08:22:23.224
Serial Number: X4823AWK0
Serial Number: X44389279

5 Battery 08:22:23.243
Charge: 92%
6 CEW Inactive for Five Minutes 08:27:22.964 Power Save Mode Entered
7 Weapon Timed Off 08:43:23.229 Powered Off
Armed Event Apr 4, 2022 08:14:08 Duration: 48.76s

3 Cartridge 08:14:08.283

4 Cartridge 08:14:08.321

5 Battery 08:14:08.344
Charge: 93%
6 Trigger 08:14:09.668 Trigger Pull Detected

7 Cartridge AFID 08:14:09.679 Handle Serial Number: X4000659R
Deployment Date/Time: Apr 4, 2022 08:14:09
8 Bay 1 Deployed 08:14:09.707
Page 1
Title Date/Time Description Graph
Duration: 4.94s See Attached Pulse Graphs

9 Discharge 08:14:09.942
Electrical Discharge (Discharge 1)
10 Audible Alert 08:14:12.948 Shutdown
11 Trigger 08:14:30.840 Trigger Pull Detected

12 Cartridge AFID 08:14:30.851 Handle Serial Number: X4000659R
Deployment Date/Time: Apr 4, 2022 08:14:30
13 Bay 2 Deployed 08:14:30.879
Duration: 3.12s See Attached Pulse Graphs

14 Discharge 08:14:31.114
Electrical Discharge (Discharge 2)
15 Audible Alert 08:14:34.185 Shutdown
CEW Disarmed
16 Safety ON 08:14:56.850 Bay 1 Cartridge Status: Spent
Bay 2 Cartridge Status: Deployed
Armed Event Apr 4, 2022 05:49:13 Duration: 2.24s

3 Cartridge 05:49:13.283

4 Cartridge 05:49:13.321

5 Battery 05:49:13.344
Charge: 94%
6 Arc 05:49:14.201 Left Button Press
See Attached Pulse Graphs

7 Discharge 05:49:14.213 Duration: 0.52s
(Discharge 3)
CEW Disarmed
8 Safety ON 05:49:15.205 Bay 1 Cartridge Status: Ready
Bay 2 Cartridge Status: Ready
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Wyoming Police Department -- (616) 530-7300 Incident No: 17-011797
2300 De Hoop Ave SW, Wyoming Michigan 49509 Status: Closed - By arrest
Date Reported: Mon 05/08/2017 01:31:36 Occurred Between: Sun 05/07/2017 19:23:00 and Sun 05/07/2017 19:23:00
Dispatch Time: Arrival Time: Clear Time:
CFS Number: 2017-00011797
Officers: FREEMAN, AARON SILVIS, RYAN Detective: ATTORNEY, CITY
Classification: DWLS (SUSPENDED/DENIED/REVOKED) -- (8273)
Classification: CONTEMPT OF COURT -- (5005) [S:9]
Classification: FAILED TO STOP AT PDA -- (257.618)
Location: 36TH ST SW / CLAY AVE SW, WYOMING Section / Nbh: /
Description: 911U Entered: GARTHE
Arrestee:
Arrestee: (257.618 FAILED TO STOP AT PDA)
LYOYA, PATRICK DOB: Age: Soc. Sec:
Phone: (Cell)
Phone: (Cell)
Ops: FBI No:
Race: Sex: Hair: Eyes: Ethnicity: Unknown
Height: Weight: Complex: Unknown Resident: Resident of community where

offense occurred
Arrest Information:
No Date Code Description Disposition Date Disposition of Case
1 08/13/2017 257. DWLS (SUSPENDED/DENIED/REVOKED)
2 08/13/2017 257. FAILED TO STOP AT PDA
Arrestee: (5005 CONTEMPT OF COURT)

LYOYA, PATRICK DOB: Age: [S:9]
Phone:
Ops:
Height: Weight: 124 lbs.

Notes: Original record details added from: SOS query.
Arrest Information:
No Date Code Description Disposition Date Disposition of Case
1 10/29/2018 5005 CONTEMPT OF COURT
Owner: (257.618 FAILED TO STOP AT PDA)

DOB: Age: Soc. Sec:
Phone: (Cell)
Ops: FBI No:
Reported By: FREEMAN, AARON Date Printed: 04/21/2022

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HAVERKAMP, JULIE
Height: Weight
Suspect: (8273 DWLS (SUSPENDED/DENIED/REVOKED))

Phone: (Cell)
Phone: (Cell)
Ops: FBI No:

offense occurred
Victim: (257.618 FAILED TO STOP AT PDA)

DOB: Age:
Phone: (Home)
Phone: (Business)
Phone: (Home)
Ops:
Height Weight Complex: Unknown
Notes: Name:
Occupation:
Occupation Description:
Employer Name: PRINTECH
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone:
Known Aliases:
Victim: (257.618 FAILED TO STOP AT PDA)

Victim: (8273 DWLS (SUSPENDED/DENIED/REVOKED))
DOB: Age: Soc. Sec:
Phone:
Phone: (Business)
Phone: (Home)
Ops:
Height Weigh Complex: Unknown

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HAVERKAMP, JULIE
Notes: Name:
Occupation: 02
Occupation Description: SELF EMPLOYED
Employer Name: PRINTECH
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone:
Known Aliases:
Vehicles:
Blue 2007 Mazda SUV Tag: DLY2330 / MI
VIN: JM3ER293070133752
Notes: Occurred Incident Type: 911U, Occurred Incident Type: ABUSE
Narrative 2017-05-08T01:35:11 NW INC: Reporting Officer: SILVIS, RYAN 05/08/17
2017-00011797
2017-05-08T01:31:36.087 tbennett :CALLER GAVE THIS ADDX. NOTHING ELSE HAS BEEN SAID.
2017-05-08T01:33:01.403 gmain :NO CAD HX HERE
2017-05-08T01:34:21.230 tbennett :CALLER SAID HELLO A COUPLE OF TIMES WHEN THE LINE WAS
OPEN, NOT SURE IF HE COULDNT HEAR ME OR WHAT WAS GOING ON. DIDNT HEAR ANYTHING
IN THE BACKGROUND

2017-00011797 (Supplement 1)
IN THE BACKGROUND
2017-05-08T01:41:46.950 gmain :NO ANSWER AT THE DOOR, REQUEST TO CALL BACK
2017-05-08T01:42:46.760 tbennett :NO ANSWER ON CALLBACK

2017-00011797 (Supplement 2)
IN THE BACKGROUND

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HAVERKAMP, JULIE
2017-05-08T01:46:26.870 tbennett :HX OF THIS NUMBER TO A
2017-05-08T01:46:22.787 gmain :2357 - MAKING CONTACT
2017-05-08T01:47:52.300 gmain :2365 - CONTACT, SORTING IT OUT

2017-00011797 (Supplement 3)
IN THE BACKGROUND
2017-05-08T01:52:36.633 gmain :ALLSET

2017-00011797 (Supplement 4)
IN THE BACKGROUND
2017-05-08T01:52:36.633 gmain :ALLSET
2017-05-08T01:58:34.450 Silvisr :DISPO CAD: ADVISED, DIDN'T SAY
WHY HE CALLED 911, DIDN'T NEED OUR HELP
OfficerID: freemana, Narrative (Supplement 5) Reporting Officer: FREEMAN, AARON 05/08/17

SUMMARY: 2007 Mazda CX-7 was a suspect vehicle involved in a hit and run accident on 36th
St SW at Clay Ave SW. adivsed her vehicle was taken without her permission by suspect, Patrick Lyoya,
this afternoon. I advised Patrick over the phone to come into the police department for a statement, however he
refused. INFORMATION: On 05/07/17 I was dispatched to 36th St SW at Clay Ave SW on reports that the
caller's vehicle had been involved in an accident where the suspect vehicle had fled. INVESTIGATION: Upon
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HAVERKAMP, JULIE
arrival I spoke with victim, , who advised she had been rear ended by a vehicle which fled east on 36th
St SW. stated she had been stopped on west bound 36th St for the light when suspect vehicle, MI-DLY2330,
ran into the back of her vehicle. stated she then exited her vehicle to speak with the other driver, however the
suspect vehicle then conducted a U turn and sped away east on 36th St SW. complained of pain to her neck but
stated she did not need medical attention. was also in the vehicle and complained of back pain, but
advised he did not need medical attention. SUSPECT INFORMATION: provided the suspect vehicle's
license plate as MI-DLY2330 and described the vehicle as a black SUV. described the driver and passenger as
both being black males. advised she saw one of the occupants throwing alcohol bottles into the back of the
vehicle after the crash. FOLLOW UP: I contacted the registered owner, , over the phone and
advised her of the accident. advised she was unaware that her vehicle was taken and that suspect, Patrick
Lyoya, possibly took her vehicle. I then responded to address to speak with her
further. stated she had multiple people at her home and that Patrick was also over this evening.
stated at some point this afternoon, Patrick took her keys and left in her vehicle without her permission.
stated Patrick would have been the only one in the vehicle when he took it. advised she would like to report
her vehicle stolen to which Kentwood PD later responded, see KWP 17-8991. Later that evening, Kent County
dispatch advised that the suspect had returned 's vehicle and had since left the area in a unknown direction.
stated the vehicle had been returned and the keys had been brought into her home. advised she did
not see Patrick in the car or see him bring back the keys. advised she did not want to press charges on
Patrick for taking her vehicle and also advised she did not see any new damage on her vehicle. SUSPECT
VEHICLE: I examined the suspect vehicle, MI-DLY2330, which had obvious damage to the front fender.
advised there were empty beer cans in the backseat which were not there earlier. I took photographs of the
suspect vehicle which were submitted to FSU for this report. SUSPECT CONTACT: I made contact with
Patrick over the phone prior to him returning the vehicle and asked that he return the vehicle and come in to the
police department to speak with me. Patrick advised he would make arraingments to speak with me today and then
discontinued our conversation. After the vehicle was returned, Patrick's phone then goes straight to voicemail.
LEIN: I ran a LEIN check on Patrick
DISPOSITION: was provided with her report number

and was also provided with the case number. Charges sought on Patrick DWLS and Hit and Run.
Case Report, Officer: freemana, Supervisor: Reporting Officer: FREEMAN, AARON 05/08/17
macicakb, Merged By: (Supplement 6)
See the attached document
OfficerID: moralesc, Narrative (Supplement 7) Reporting Officer: FREEMAN, AARON 08/17/17

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HAVERKAMP, JULIE
Arrest Report, Officer: moralesc, Supervisor: Reporting Officer: FREEMAN, AARON 08/17/17
huntd, Merged By: (Supplement 8)
See the attached document
SUPPLEMENT 9 (Supplement 9) Reporting Officer: BROOKS, AARON 10/30/18

SUMMARY:
Patrick Lyoya was transported from Eaton County to Kent County Jail, where he was lodged for two Wyoming
bench warrants.
INFORMATION:
I met with an Eaton County Sheriff's Deputy to pick up Patrick Lyoya. Patrick
He was transported to Kent County Jail, where he was lodged without incident.
WARRANT INFORMATION:
The following warrants were confirmed by Kent County LEIN:
STATUS:
Closed by arrest.

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HAVERKAMP, JULIE
2300 De Hoop Ave SW, Wyoming Michigan 49509 Status: Not Assigned
Date Reported: Tue 03/17/2020 17:57:43 Occurred Between: Tue 03/17/2020 17:57:43
CFS Number: WYP-0007102-2020
Officers: MURDOCK, JASON Detective:
Classification: MDOP DAMAGE TO PROPERTY (OTHER) -- (2999)
Classification: GENERAL INFORMATION -- (9002)
Area: 57
Location: Section / Nbh: /
Description: DOMESTIC ARGUMENT - NO ASSAULT Entered: CADIMPORT
Officer:
ELWELL, WILLIAM
Suspect: (2999 MDOP DAMAGE TO PROPERTY (OTHER))

LYOYA, PATRICK DOB: Ag Soc. Sec:
Phone: (Cell)
Phone: (Cell)
Ops: FBI No:
Heigh Weight Complex: Unknown Resident: Resident of community where

offense occurred
Victim: (2999 MDOP DAMAGE TO PROPERTY (OTHER))

DOB: Age:
Phone: (Home)
Phone: (Home)
Race: Sex: Hair: Unknown Eyes: Unknown Ethnicity: Unknown
Complex: Unknown Resident: Resident of county, but not

community
Property:
1) COMPUTER
Item Num: 20-007102-001 Class: Computer Hardware/Software Value: $179.00
Loss Type: Destroyed/Damaged/Vandalized Qty: 1
Type: General Property

Make: ACER
Model: CHROME BOOK
Color: SILVER
Serial No:
INITIAL INCIDENT Reporting Officer: MURDOCK, JASON 03/17/20
Reported By: MURDOCK, JASON Reviewed Date: 03/18/2020 Date Printed: 04/21/2022
Reviewed By: Printed By:
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MAHONEY, DAN HAVERKAMP, JULIE
SUMMARY:
I was dispatched to for a MDOP report. Suspect information was provided.
NARATIVE:
I spoke to said that she and her boyfriend Patrick Lyoya was in her vehicle and was
arguing. said that Patrick became upset because she told him that she would not buy him a car.
said that Patrick exited her car with her computer in hand. said that Patrick then Slammed the computer
on the ground thus destroying it to the point to where it is not usable.
said that Patrick then went into the residence. said that Patrick fled the location prior to our
arrival.
The computer is a 15" Acer Chrome Book. The value of the computer is 179.00. said that she had just
purchased the computer from Walmart prior to arriving at the listed residence. stated that she does not
have insurance on the computer.
There was no assault at this time.
and Patrick has been dating for 2 years but do not live together.
No contact made with Patrick at this time.
DISPOSITION:
Forward to the DB for review.
Reported By: MURDOCK, JASON Reviewed Date: 03/18/2020 Date Printed: 04/21/2022
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MAHONEY, DAN HAVERKAMP, JULIE
2300 De Hoop Ave SW, Wyoming Michigan 49509 Status: Exceptional Clearance
Date Reported: Fri 04/01/2022 01:07:51 Occurred Between: Fri 04/01/2022 01:07:51
CFS Number: WYP-0008912-2022
Officers: BOMER, CHRISTIAN Detective: HUTCHINS, ANTONIO
Classification: ASSAULT & BATTERY/SIMPLE ASSAULT -- (1313)
Area: 57
Location: Section / Nbh: /
Description: DOMESTIC ASSAULT Entered: CADIMPORT
Officer:
HECKMAN, BRADY
Officer:
RACKOW, MITCHELL
Officer:
METCALF, TYLER
Suspect: (1313 ASSAULT & BATTERY/SIMPLE ASSAULT)

Phone: (Cell)
Phone: (Cell)
Ops: FBI No:

offense occurred
Victim: (1313 ASSAULT & BATTERY/SIMPLE ASSAULT)

DOB: Age:
Phone:
INITIAL INCIDENT Reporting Officer: BOMER, CHRISTIAN

SUMMARY:
reported that she was assaulted by her boyfriend Patrick Lyoya.
INFORMATION:
I was dispatched to the above address reference a domestic assault. Dispatch notes indicated that the male half,
Patrick Lyoya had fled the scene after assaulted his girlfriend , and was requesting
medical attention.
Reported By: BOMER, CHRISTIAN Reviewed Date: 04/07/2022 Date Printed: 04/21/2022
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GARDNER, KATE HAVERKAMP, JULIE
INVESTIGATION:
Upon arrival I spoke with in her apartment. She was crying and would continually hold her face and
head, which she said hurt from Patrick assaulting her. stated that tonight, her and Patrick were in the
parking lot of the apartment complex outside of her vehicle. She said that Patrick started an argument with her
because he wanted to take the bedsheets she had just purchased, but she did not want him to have them. During the
course of the argument, said that Patrick
She also stated that he complained
of I took photos of her face and submitted them via Axon
Capture. said that Patrick has assaulted her in the past, and she does not know where he would have fled
to. was evaluated by AMR, and ultimately requested to be taken to St. Mary's for further evaluation.
complained of head pain and dizzyness.
CCH:
A CCH on Patrick
RELATIONSHIP:
advised she has been in a dating relationship with Patrick for one year, and they have one child in
common who was uninvolved in tonight's assault.
DISPOSITION:
was provided with a victim's rights pamphlet, and turned over to St. Mary's hospital for further
evaluation of her injuries. DV supplement form completed. The area was checked for Patrick, but he was not
located. had initially told dispatch that he had fled on foot, but later told me he fled in his vehicle
(unknown make/model/plate).
STATUS:
Open.
SUPPLEMENT 2 (Supplement 2) Reporting Officer: HUTCHINS, ANTONIO 04/01/22

04/01/2022 – Assigned and reviewed
ATTEMPTED CONTACT WITH SUSPECT:

I attempted to contact Patrick via telephone ) and received no answer, so I left a voice message.
CCH:
A record check of Patrick’s name
DISPOSITION:
This case was reviewed by the Kent County Prosecutor’s office and charges were authorized against Patrick for
Domestic Violence 2nd. I contacted Magistrate Price and swore to the facts of the case. Magistrate Price
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subsequently signed the warrant and issued a $500.00 cash bond. One copy of the warrant was turned into Records
and the original warrant was turned into the 62A District Court.
STATUS:
Closed -
SUPPLEMENT 3 (Supplement 3) Reporting Officer: HUTCHINS, ANTONIO 04/06/22

DISPOSITION:
It was brought to my attention that Patrick in now deceased as of 04/02/2022. GRPD is investigating his death, see
their report for more information. The warrant was taken out of LEIN and this case will be closed.
STATUS:
Closed
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GRAND RAPIDS POLICE DEPARTMENT Inc Number

INCIDENT REPORT FORM 21-050755

Gun Type Gun Make Model Cal. Property Description / Notes

Prop Status Quant. Value Tot. Value

Gun Type Gun Make Model Cal. Property Description / Notes

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Barrel Length Capacity Serial Number Gang Name

Prop Status Quant. Value Tot. Value

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Prop Status Quant. Value Tot. Value

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Narrative Reporting Officer:

Narrative Reporting Officer:

Narrative Reporting Officer:

Large bag of white powder - inconclusive test 5515 at 16:57 hours

All evidence was collected by CST Clemens and submitted to PMU.

Narrative Reporting Officer:

Narrative Reporting Officer:

I later cleared with nothing further.

Narrative Reporting Officer:

- 1 2009 GMC Yukon plate # G567463

was served the seizure paperwork at KCCF.

Narrative Reporting Officer:

I cleared without further involvement.

Narrative Reporting Officer:

Narrative Reporting Officer:

Pros. Office issued the following charges on :

Count 3: Controlled Substance (cocaine, heroin or another narcotic) 50-449 grams

Count 4: Police Office R & O state charge

I swore this warrant to Judge Leville.

Lab sent to MSP.

-Black digital scale with residue

Date : 4/20/2022 11:00:26 AM

Number of query results returned : 0

User : Aaron Rossin

LPR units - Patrollers : 332115

Event timestamp : Between 4/4/2022 12:43:24 AM and 4/4/2022 4:43:24 PM

CFS SUPPLEMENT - 04/04/2022-08:11:53 Reporting Officer: CADIMPORT

2022-04-04 08:13:08 ONE RUNNING NB

2022-04-04 08:15:55 STARTING MEDICAL

2022-04-04 08:16:02 SHOOTING

2022-04-04 08:16:25 NELSON N/O GRIGGS - SUSPECT DOWN

2022-04-04 08:16:23 LIFE MED1

2022-04-04 08:17:09 1625 ADRESSING ONE MORE IN THE CAR

2022-04-04 08:17:46 MEDICAL STAGING TILL ADVISED

Reported By: Reviewed By: SCHWEITZER, TIMOTHY Date Printed: 04/04/2022

2022-04-04 08:19:04 SHELTER IN PLATE

2022-04-04 08:19:12 EGR 8142 & 8157 ENRT

Address information from CAD System

NELSON AVE SE / GRIGGS ST SE

1800 NELSON AVE SE / 1100 GRIGGS ST SE

SUPPLEMENT 2 (Supplement 2) Reporting Officer: NAGTZAAM, ZACHARY, 04/04/22

Reported By: Reviewed By: SCHWEITZER, TIMOTHY Date Printed: 04/04/2022

GRAND RAPIDS, MI, US