2:48 EOC: 113 Control – 113 Control – negative contact. 103 Control – 103 Control (12:52:48)

2:53 103: I answered it, go ahead. (12:52:53)

3:06 EOC: I didn’t get anything but a click. I have reports of shots fired Cabell Heights Road. I have a Rob Webb that is supposed to be outside of his own residence shooting towards his residence with a pistol. (12:53:06)

3:13 103: Dispatch one of the units there. Did you get anything back on that one? (12:53:13)

3:26 EOC: Negative. 113-Control – negative contact with 113 at 053. 140-control. (12:53:26)

3:30 140: 140 (12:53:30)

3:24 EOC: We’re still checking on that alarm. Did you copy the call at Cabell Heights Road, we have a Rob Webb outside of his own house shooting towards his house? (12:53:24)

3:50 140: 10-4. 136 he’s on off-duty, control advise he’s heading that way also? (12:53:50)

3:57 EOC: Copy – 136 is heading towards Cabell Heights also? (12:53:57)

4:01 140: 10-4 (12:54:01)

4:05 136: Control I’ll be in route with 140. (12:54:05)

4:10 113: Control-113. (12:54:10)

4:14 EOC: 113. (12:54:14)

4:19 113: I apologize, I was out here with 141 had my radio off. (12:54:19)

4:32 EOC: Copy. The other units are taking that call at Cabell Heights Road. I’ve got another call at 129 Giles Court in Glen Daniel. There’s supposed to be a Roger and Tommy Henderson fighting outside the residence. (12:54:32)

113: 10-4. Keep me advised of the situation there.

EOC: Copy. The caller advises that both subjects are known to carry a gun, although they have not saw a gun.

113: 10-4

15:41 140: 10-4 (unclear) about 30 seconds. (1:05:41) 113 to 140.

15:48 113: 113 (1:05:48)

15:53 140: Just want to know if you’re in route up this way? (1:05:53)

15:58 113: Negative, I’ve got a call at Glen Daniels. (1:05:58)

16:03 140: Oh, my God, (1:06:03)

16:07 shots fired (1:06:07)

16:09 send EMS – suspects down. (1:06:09)

103: 113 to 103. (27:31 / 1:17:31)

113: 113 go ahead.

29:49 113: 100-113. (1:19:49)

29:52 100: Go ahead. (1:19:52)

30:02 113: Sheriff, it’s about halfway up Cabell Heights Road, actually it’s on Primrose Lane. It will be on your left coming your way. (1:20:02)

123: 113.

30:11 113: 113 (1:20:11)

30:18 123: Did I copy right, you’ll off of Cabell Heights Road, I believe you said Primrose? (1:20:18) 30:27

113: Yeah. Just come up Cabell Heights there and come in from Old Eccles which ever way, you’re right in the middle of it. (1:20:27)

DATE: July 4, 2006

Time: 2:38 a.m.

Prsent:

Corporal Bare

Chris Hatfield

BARE: Mr. Hatfield, you're neighbors with the Webb's. Is that correct?

HATFIELD: Right.

BARE: You live right beside of 'em?

HATFIELD: Correct.

BARE: What did you hear tonight?

HATFIELD: I heard him over and there playing his music and let off a few rounds. That's about it, just shooting rounds.

BARE: Did you see him shooting any?

HATFIELD: No. Didn't see him shooting, he was letting off some firecrackers and then shot the gun a few times.

BARE: So, you don't know where he was shooting the gun at?

HATFIELD: No, we was over here.

BARE: Okay. Could you tell me if it was behind the house, there in the driveway or what?

HATFIELD: I couldn't tell, I don't, you know-

BARE: That's okay.

HATFIELD: - I just heard him over here shooting.

BARE: About how many times, do you have any idea?

HATFIELD: Ten, I don't know. I don't know I was half asleep, you know, after we went over there.

BARE: Okay. Now --

HATFIELD: I didn't know if that was just him or somebody else shooting, you know, it's the 4th of July I don't know.

BARE: That's okay. Did you see anything else, did you hear anything else outside, anybody talking?

HATFIELD: No. We was over here talking to him and then we went inside. He was over there with firecrackers and, you know, he started shooting a gun a few times and that was it.

BARE: When was the last time you talked to him?

HATFIELD: Nine o'clock or ten o'clock, I don't know.

BARE: Nine or ten - he was out there that entire time?

HATFIELD: He was out there rotating his tires, you know, working on his truck.

BARE: Could you tell if he had been drinking?

HATFIELD: I guess so I didn't see him I guess he had been I don't know.

BARE: Well, when you talked to him last?

HATFIELD: I didn't see him drink anything, I just -

BARE: Oh, I see what you're saying.

HATFIELD: I didn't, you know.

BARE: Okay.

HATFIELD: I didn't see him drink or anything he acted like he may have been having a few beers or something, I don't know.

BARE: Okay. But I mean, he wasn't acting radical?

HATFIELD: He wasn't all crazy, no, he was just - like I said he was just changing his tires on his truck and everything, he had just got done with that.

BARE: Have you ever had any problems with him or anything?

HATFIELD: No, they've been great neighbors.

BARE: No problems with him drinking or anything?

HATFIELD: No.

BARE: Get rowdy or anything?

HATFIELD: No, just playing his music every once in a while, you know.

BARE: Okay.

HATFIELD: He hadn't, you know, he hadn't been drinking, that's what I thought - I don't know if he was or not, because he hadn't been drinking for a long time, you know, he just --

BARE: Oh, really?

HATFIELD: Yeah, he had been quite for a long time.

BARE: OH, has he?

HATFIELD: Yeah.

BARE: Okay. So that's about all you heard thought, I mean?

HATFIELD: Yeah, he was letting off some firecrackers too, hee had been doing that for about a week, you know, just letting a few firecrackers off. I didn't know what all, you know.

BARE: Anything else you can tell me?

HATFIELD: No, that's about it.

BARE: I'll go ahead and end this then at 2:40

DATE: July 4, 2006

TIME: 2:32 A. M.

PRESENT:

Corporal Bare

Kristi Hatfield (K-r-i-s-t-i)

BARE: Ms. Hatfield, you're neighbors with the Webb's here. Is that correct?

HATFIELD: Yes.

BARE: What went on tonight?

HATFIELD: He had been drinking a little bit and had been --

BARE: Let me try that again. Okay. I'm sorry, go ahead Ms. Hatfield.

HATFIELD: He had been drinking and shot off a couple of rounds. He had firecrackers too that he had shot off but we didn't think anything of it. The dogs were barking so I told my husband he needed to shut the dogs up and we saw a flashlight moving and thought that Rob was over there just messing with the dogs and then he saw you all over there.

BARE: Did you guys see what happen?

HATFIELD: No. We just heard some gunshots, but we thought it was him.

BARE: Okay. Was your husband outside when the shots were fired?

HATFIELD: No.

BARE: So you had heard just him firing up firecrackers and --

HATFIELD: Uh-huh, firecrackers and we had seen him shoot a couple of times. He was shooting up in the air, but the last 30 minutes or so we were in the bed we didn't see him -- we didn't see anything.

BARE: What was he shooting up in the air, do you know what it was?

HATFIELD: I don't know what it was I just saw him with a gun shooting up in the air, I don't now what kind it was.

BARE: Was it a pistol like this or a long gun?

HATFIELD: I was thinking he had a pistol, but I don't know.

BARE: That's okay, if you don't know that's okay.

HATFIELD: I just know he was shooting up in the air.

BARE: About how many rounds do you know, how many times did he fire?

HATFIELD: He fired five times - five rounds three times - about fifteen times. But they weren't like one right after another, it's been over in like the last two or three hours he had done that.

BARE: Okay.

HATFIELD: Does that make sense, five rounds, three times?

BARE: Yes. So you think he might have fired fifteen rounds?

HATFIELD: I'm thinking probably about that, that's how many I remember hearing because I remember thinking he is going to reload. It took him a while so it was like I said it was over two or three hours.

BARE: Okay. Did you by chance hear anything prior to that; prior to the officer's getting here?

HATFIELD: No. We were actually over here talking to him about 10 or 10:30 or 11 o'clock. We were over in the driveway talking to him -- didn't hear anything.

BARE: Okay. What condition was he in?

HATFIELD: He was a little --

BARE: A little tipsy?

HATFIELD: He was a little tipsy, yeah.

BARE: Okay.

HATFIELD: Just a little bit. He was talking, his daughter was outside with us. He was putting the tire on his truck.

BARE: Has he ever been known to be a problem when he was drunk?

HATFIELD: He can be a little rowdy, just loud music, firecrackers, you know, just being loud, but no, nothing.

BARE: No altercations with your husband or anything?

HATFIELD: No. No, never --

BARE: Okay.

HATFIELD: -- with me or his wife or anything like that.

BARE: Okay. Prior to - you say there was flashlights, you saw flashlights?

HATFIELD: Uh-huh (yes). Yeah, my husband saw flashlights so we thought Rob was messing with the dogs just making them bark.

BARE: What, did he see this through the window or something?

HATFIELD: Through our window, through our bedroom window which is on the backside of the house.

BARE: Okay. And then there was I guess some more shots after that?

HATFIELD: No. We didn't even get up. I remember hearing the two shots, but we just thought it was him and we didn't - he just happen to get up to shut the dogs up because they had been barking for about 30 minutes and he saw the flashlights.

BARE: Did you hear anybody say anything outside or anything?

HATFIELD: No.

BARE: How far - I guess you were in bed?

HATFIELD: Yes. Our window is on the far side, but it's on this back side of the house.

BARE: So it's on the opposite side?

HATFIELD: Uh-huh (yes).

BARE: Okay. Anything else you can tell me?

HATFIELD: No, I think that's it.

BARE: Okay

HATFIELD: Do you need me to go get my husband; do you need to talk to him?

BARE: Yeah. I'll go ahead and end this at 2:36