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MOHAWK COLLEGE: COMM. LL223 POLICE REPORTING GENERAL OCCURRENCE REPORT No. of supplementary reports 2 Division Whitby Patrol area Warehouse Date/time of incident 2130, 24 June 2016 Type of incident B & E Incident no. 05-01-2016 Location of incident 4 Culver Rd., Pickering, ON How incident committed possible break and enter, with suspicion of attempted arson Victim/complainant Surname NOLAN Given(1) CAMERON Given(2) Address 1 DAY CRES., PICKERING, ON. L2A 5R5 Sex M DOB(Y/M/D) 78/06/25 Marital status Home phone 905-555-7985 Employer owner of GET-UP PROPERTIES Business phone 905-555-4127 Reported Surname NOLAN Given(1) CAMERON Given(2) Address SAME Sex DOB (Y/M/D) Relation to victim Home phone Employer Business phone Vehicle used Make ____ Licence no. Licence year Province Model Colour Vin Owner surname Given (1) Given(2) Outstanding features Accused/Suspect Surname DONNELLY Given(1) JAMES Given(2) Nicknames/alias Address 905 CREDIT UNION LANE, WHITBY, ON, L9T 3T5 Home phone 289-567-0192 Sex M DOB(Y/M/D) 88/01/02 Height Weight Race Hair colour Moustache/beard/wig Eye colour Glasses Build (slender/medium/heavy) Complexion Description of clothing Victim/accused relationship NONE Physical/mental condition, marks, scars, tattoos, outstanding features Employer DAVIS REALTY Business phone 905-261-9555 Reporting Officer Rank/name/no. PC K. Parris #1234 Date/time report taken 0930, 25 June 2016 Other officers attending AMY ZHANG #2587 Case reassigned to DET. ANDREW WIGGINS

MOHAWK COLLEGE: COMM. LL223 POLICE REPORTING NARRATIVE REPORT Name James Donnelly Victim/Accused/Suspect/Complainant Address 905 Credit Union Lane, Whitby, ON, L9T 3T5 Type of incident Attempted arson Incident no. 05-01-2016 On the night of June 24, 2016 officer Parris was dispatched to respond to a break-and-enter call at an abandoned warehouse at 4 Culver Rd., Pickering Ontario. The officer arrives on scene at 2135, But since the warehouse is in a poorly lit industrial part of the city, backup is requested. Officer Amy Zhang arrives on scene at 2138. Nothing unusual is found except that the door on the east side was unlocked and open, allowing the officers unfettered access. There is a possibility that the wind could’ve blown the door open because there was a strong wind that night. After the officers have returned to their cruisers a man walks around the corner of the building and approaches their vehicles at 2206. The man identifies himself as a security guard with Reliable Security Service and is wearing the appropriate uniform. I had asked the man for his information and he identified himself as Drew Simms. I began a formal interview of Simms at 2215, and it ended at 2227. He told me he has had a quiet shift with no specific incidents but one irregularity which he noted in his logbook. He says he was not the one who called in the break and enter because the east side door often blows open. The lock on the door is broken but the owner refuses to repair it. He then tells me he had noticed a strong scent of gasoline and while investigating, had come across a lighter and some gas soaked rags. He concluded the interview by telling me he had heard the owner of the building Cameron Nolan, telling someone on the phone that he wished the building would just go up in flames because he was having trouble renting it out and it was “bleeding him dry.” Simms gave me his bosses information and I left the scene. I then proceed to Nolan’s address and enter his home at 2247. I told him about the break and enter call and he admits that it was him who had called the police. He explains that he was driving past his building when he saw someone in a dark hoody entering the door on the East side of the building. He honked his horn and aimed the headlights at the door, and the person ran away. She then goes on to tell me about a conversation he had with his friend about two weeks prior. He told a friend that he wanted to sell the warehouse but was having no luck, and admits to me that he had told his friend the place was “bleeding him dry.” Nolan told me that his friend had offered to help with his problem. He assumed his friend would help find a buyer for the place but had no suspicion that they would attempt arson. He then gave me his friends information. The next Morning I headed to the residence of James Donnelly, Nolan’s friend. As I was

Page no. 4 Incident no. 05-01-2016 Name Cameron NOLAN Date of birth 25 June 1978 Address 1 Day Crescent, Pickering, ON L2A 5R5 Phone no. 905-555-7985 Business address ------------------- Occupation ( owner of) Get-Up Properties Phone no. 905-555-4127 Date 24 June 2016 Time started 2247 Time completed 2310 Officer taking statement: PC.K.Parris I was the one who had made the call to the police regarding the break-and-enter. I was driving past my building when I had seen someone wearing a dark hoodie enter the door on the east side of the warehouse. I began to honk my horn and aimed the headlights towards the suspect, and they fled. Two weeks ago I was talking with a friend about the warehouse. I had told him that I wanted to sell the place but was having no luck . My friend had offered to help but I just assumed he meant he’d find a buyer for the place. I had no idea he would attempt arson. I’m shocked, really shocked. Signed: Cameron Nolan Witnessed by: PC. K. Parris MOHAWK COLLEGE: COMM. LL223 POLICE REPORTING STATEMENT FROM ACCUSED

Incident no. 05-01-2016 _________________________________________________________ Date 25 June 2016 _____Time started 0915 Time completed_____ 0927 ________ Name____ James Donnelly ____________________________________________________ Address__ 905 Credit Union Lane, Whitby, ON, L9T 3T5 __________________________ Officer:____ PC. K. Parris _________________________Badge No.___ 1234 _______________ You are charged with____ Attempted arson ___________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ Do you wish to say anything in answer to the charge?___________________________________ You are not obliged to say anything unless you wish to, but whatever you say may be given in evidence._____________________________________________________________________ Q. Do you understand the charge?__________________________________________________ A. yes Initial:_ __ J.D ____________ Q. Do you understand the caution I have read to you? ___________________________________ A. yes Initial:__ _ J.D ____________ If you have spoken to any police officer or anyone with authority, or if any such person has spoken with you in connection with this case, I want it clearly understood that I do not want that conversation to influence you to make any statement.___________________________________ Q. Do you understand that?_______________________________________________________ A. yes Initial: ____ J.D __________ Q. What, if anything, do you wish to say?_____________________ “I can’t believe it. That guy sold me out already? Bring it on! I know things. You tell him that.” ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Signature: James Donnelly __________________________Witnessed by: _ PC. K. Parris _______