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\. STATE OF INDIANA ST. JOSEPH COUNTY IN THE ST. JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT SS: STATE OF INDIANA VS. THOMAS KEVIN REES. DOB: XX-XX-1992 r CAUSE NO. 71DO 1205-CM- _ INFORMATION FOR FOUR (4 COUNTS: COUNT I: ILLEGAL CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL BY A MINOR, A CLASS C MISDEMEANOR: COUNT.11: RESISTING LA WENFORCEMENT, A CLASS A MISDEMEANOR: COUNT III: RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT, A CLASS A MISDEMEANOR COUNT IV: BATTERY, A CLASS A MISDEMEANOR perjury that: KENNETH P. COTTER, upon information and belief, affirms under the penalty of COUNT I On or about the 3 rd day of May, 2012, in St. Joseph County, State ofindiana, THOMAS KEVIN REES did knowingly possessed or consumed an alcoholic beverage while under the age of twenty one (21 years of age, to wit: born in 1992. All of which is contrary to the form of the statute in such cases made and provided, to wit: Indiana Code 7.1-5-7-7, and against the peace and dignity of the State of Indiana. COUNT II On or about the 3 rd day of May, 2012, in St. Joseph County, State ofindiana, THOMAS KEVIN REES did knowingly flee from Officer Brandon Stec of the South Bend Police Department after Officer Stec had identified himself by visible and audible means and ordered THOMAS KEVIN REES to stop.

All of which is contrary to the form of the statute in such cases made and provided, to wit: Indiana Code 35-44-3-3, and against the peace and dignity of the State ofindiana. COUNT III On or about the3 rd day of May, 2012, in St. Joseph County, StateofIndiana, THOMAS KEVIN REES did knowingly forcibly struggled with Officer Brandon Stec of the South Bend Police Departmentwhile Officer Stec was lawfully engaged in his duties. All of which is contrary to the form of the statute in such cases made and provided, to wit: Indiana Code 35-44-3-3, and against the peace aiid dignity of the State ofindiana. COUNT IV. On or about the 3 rd day of May, 2012, in S1. Joseph County, State ofindiana, THOMAS KEVIN REES did knowingly touch Brandon Stec in a rude, artgryor insolent manner resulting in bodily injury to Brandon Stec, to wit: pain and scrapes. All of which is contrary to the form of the statute in such cases made arid provided, to "- wit: Indiana Code 35-42-2-1, arid against the peace and dignity on estate ofiiidiana. Iaffirm under the penalties for perjury, that the foregoing repre entationsare true., KE ETH P. COTTER CHIEF DEPUTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY., Probable cause found. Arrestwarrant ordered issued. Bond set at $ '1~(;,-. Corporate surety or $ A_J_~~ cash in lieu thereof. ~~ JUDGE, ST. JOSEPH,SUPERIOR COURT ~~

WITNESSES: Cpt. Jeff Rynearson, SBPD Sgt. Dorian Finley, SBPD Ofc. Brandon Stec, SBPD Ofc. Greg Howard, SBPD James Staggers Ofc. Tyler Donlon, SBPD

STATE OF INDIANA ST. JOSEPH COUNTY IN THE ST. JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT SS: STATE OF INDIANA VS. THOMAS KEVIN REES DOB: XX-XX-1992 CAUSE NO. 71DO -1205-CM- -- --- SUPPLEMENTAL AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF PROBABLE CAUSE KENNETH P. COTTER, upon information and belief, affirms under the penalties for perjury, states that: I ama Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for the 60 th Judicial Circuit, 81. Joseph County, Indiana. I have reviewed verified South Bend Police Reports concerning the arrest of THOMAS KEVIN REES that occurred on May 3 rd, 2OJ2. I make this affidavit based upon that review. THOMAS KEVIN REES was born in 1992. All events occurred in St. Joseph County, Indiana: /'. According to the reports, officers with the South Bend Police Department were dispatched to the 700 block of North Notre Dame Avenue in regards to a loud party. Brandon Stec of the South Bend Police Department was in uniform and marked squad car, and was one of the officers to respond to this complaint. When the officers arrived, they could hear loud music coming from one of the homes. As officers came closer to that home, the music was turned down. Officers then noted a large group of people in the back yard of one of the homes. They noted several opened containers of beer and other alcoholic beverages in that back yard. Officers also heard a voice yell out from the back yard "the cops are here!" Several people then fled from that back yard. Officer Stec was in the rear alleyway at this time. He

observed a group of roughly five (5 males jumping the fence from the home. According to {~ Officer Stec, those individuals appeared to be under the age of twenty one (21. Knowing that the home that these individuals fled from had alcoholic containers in the back yard, Of:fj.cerStec ordered them to stop (in order to further investigate this matter. Instead, one of the individuals yelled at Officer Stec. The five (5 males then fled. One ofthe males, later identified as THOMAS KEVIN.REES, ran back behind one of the neighboring houses~ Officer Stec chased after him, continually identifying himself as a police officer and continually asking that he stop. THOMAS KEVIN REES refused to do so. Instead, THOMAS KEVIN REES ran back to Notre Dame Avenue. A cab was passing by at that time. I" KEVIN REES to stop. When-THOMAS The driver yeard Officer Stec yelling for THOMAS KEVIN REES refused to do so, the cab driver pulled his taxi in a position that blocked THOMAS KEVIN REES from further fleeing across the street. This allowed Officer Stec to catch up to THOMAS KEVIN REES. As Officer Stec approached THOMAS KEVIN REES, Mr. REES turned toward Officer Stec. THOMAS KEVIN REES then used his right knee to hit Officer Stec in the lower chest area, knocking the wind out of him, making it difficult to breath. The cab driver then grabbed THOMAS KEVIN REES in order to keep him from running away. Officer Stec then also grabbed THOMAS KEVIN REES. Instead of complying with demands that he desist with his attempt to get away, THOMAS KEVIN REES began struggling with Officer Stecand the cab driver. Ofc. Stec and THOMAS KEVIN REES then went to the pavement, still struggling. Eventually, Officer Stec was able to reach his pepper spray. When THOMAS KEVIN REES continued to struggle, Officer Stec was forced to use pepper spray on!

THOMAS KEVIN REES. Other officers then arrived, ajfd were able to secure THOMAS t KEVINREES. Officer Stec noted the odor of alcoholic beverages coming from the breath of THOMAS KEVIN REES. A PBT was performed, indicating the presence of alcohol, with a.11 BAC. Officer Stec sustained pain in his stomach area from where THOMAS KEVIN REES kneed him, and sustained scrapes from the struggle on the pave I affirm, under the penalties for perjury, that the foregoing rep esentations are true.