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R/O Montemayor Case Summary
On Wednesday, May 3, 2017 at approximately 1355 hrs responding officers Cpl. J. Smith #477 and Cpl. J. Montemayor #468 were dispatched to a Signal 33. Unruly patient, that was being very combative on A6119. Details are as follows: When R/O Smith arrived on A6119, R/O Montemayor was speaking with the patient, Mario Shannon, when the patient turned and walk towards R/O Montemayor in an aggressive manner. R/O Montemayor took a step backwards and pulled his department issued X26 Taser and gave verbal commands for the Patient Shannon to stop walking towards him. Patient Shannon stopped walking towards R/O but was yelling “why me”, “I’m going to take your gun”, “pull the trigger” and “I’m going to hurt you”. At that time Patient Shannon turned
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