Halloween operations within Hollywood, 1989-10-26

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Content , .J ../ ,.:. j ----~ .. ~ - ·.-· ../'. :;. \ I INTRADEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE :tober 26, 1989 o.1 PROM: .SU&JECT: D.~'!tE /TIME: Commences: Concludes: CONTENTS: I II III IV . ~ . ~ . .. - ~- ·1- ._..,- ~ .... Concerned Personnel . .. ~ .. · . Commanding Officer, Hollywood Patrol Division 1989 lL2\LL0\1EEN OPERATIONS WITHIN HOLLTivOOD (REVISED) 10-30-89 October 31, 1989 1400 hours November 1, 1989 - 0200 hours SITUATION a. Intelligence b. Personnel c. Equipment MISSION OPERATION ~ - COMMUNICATIONS JOHN E. · MORAN, Captain Hollywood Patrol Division Attachment: Appendix A - Appendix B - Appendix c . Appendix D - . Appendix E - Appendix F Chronological Sequence Street Closure Map· Showing Deployment Area Hospitals Intelligence Plans Contingency Plans , .. , ... . . . . . ... .. ~ '·. - - ... ' .. .... _ _ · .... , :. -...,._., .~ . ....... """'.' ."""' · , • ..._ , :11?-- ~ :-,"' .~ - . ,.--•":, _ .,=9~ •""'"" · "4;~ -- ~ .oe.JZ4~ , , .,.,,. · .._...-,,~i~r-7 . -.,-.. ........... . 4~ _.-~~ • f ,. J I\ .. : ·- --- - ~ - _....,.._...... • -� ~. '?'~WY- 19~9 HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS · Page 2 6.1 I. OVERVIEW . ., :f:Iistorically on Halloween, large numbers of pedest- ~i:~~ and _vehicles converge upon Hollywood area. They primarily congregate · ·on Hollywood and Sunset Boulevards between La Brea and Gower. A · crowd of approximately 100,000 is expected this Halloween. Most will be celebrating Halloween in one way or another and watching the pedestrians dressed in costumes. However in 1988, the crowd often occupied the entire roadway. There were numerous incidents of beer throwing, sporadic rock and bottle throwing and other disturbance related -activities. Several arrests were made pursuant to these criminal violations. Eventually, the crowd became very unruly, completely occupying the intersections of Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue plus Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Avenue. Rocks and bottles were being thrown at officers. A major disturbance involving window smashing was reported. Numerous large and unruly groups were throwing rocks and bottles and · surging onto the entire roadway. The wiqely separated groups of officers became tactically disadvantaged and in danger. It was also apparent that the crowd was an unlawful assembly and eventually would have to be dispersed with ·squad .formations. In order to facilitate this plan, the Task Force officers, Metropolitan Division officers, the Mounted Unit, and all the Motor Units were assembled on Cherokee Avenue north of Hollywood Boulevard. Five squads of task force officers, two squads of Metropolitan officers, one squad of CRASH officers and two squads from the Mounted Unit were deployed to clear Hollywood Boulevard of the now unlawfully assembled and • unruly crowd. The after action investigation indicated that alcohol being sold to minors and other pedestrians was a major contributing factor to the mob violenqe. Every effort will be made to prevent a recurrence. Field Task Force officers will be very high profile in their enforcement of alcohol related laws. Due to this experience, the effort for 1989 wil1 include a significantly increased field force. In order to provide additional crime suppression, crowd control and to provide sufficient traffic control, the following plan will be implemented. .. . . .. . • . - . . · - • . . . . . . r· : ~ - .. .. _.. -:- . • 1989 HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page 3 6· . l A. ' ..,· _ .,. . ·~- •. · ·. ~--_· · INTELLIGENCE · : ~ · ?/-..-, .. .:· .. ;.• · .. & • • While crowds along Hollywood and Sunset Boulevards have been large on past Halloween nights, the dominant mood is one of _celebration. The hostile members of the crowd have ;usually been relatively small in number but have included sophisticated political demonstrators, Hispanic and Black gang members, punk rockers, cruisers and low riders, Hollywood street people and a very large contingent of on-lookers. However, this is not always the case. Last year, 1988, we experienced a riotous crowd of over 100,000 that completely overran Hollywood Boulevard between Vine and Highland. The situation eventually escalated into a riot with looting and wide-spread destruction. Over 100 officers plus two squads of mounted officers were required to disperse the crowd. Of primary importance to the Department is the potential for unlawful activity and the Department's ability to respond with sufficient manpower to control these activities. In addition, the Department is concerned with maintaining control of access routes for police, fire and medical response vehicles. On October 31, 1989, the following activities are known to be occurring in the effected area. ADDITIONAL ACTIVITY ON HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD ON HALLOWEEN, OCTOBER 31, 1989 Club Hollywood: Expected crowd 3-500; alcohol, costume party, disco music. Open till 3 a.m •. Mgr. Mike Hefner #465-3145. Florentine Gardens: Expected crowd 700; will serve alcohol, costume party; no live band-music only. Opens 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Maria Alva #874-3327 or #464-0731. · Hollywood Palace: 1735 Vine Boulevard - expected crowd 700; alcohol, costume party; no live band-music only. Manager Rick Huschitt. Opens 9 to 2 a.m. Hollywood Palladium: 6215 Sunset Boulevard - No event scheduled. Manager Henry Lyman 1466-4311. Hollywood Bowl: No act scheduled. Mark Ferber (213) 850-2080. Hollywood Live: Expected crowd 600-700; promoters "Water the Bush". Will play funk rap. Will serve alcohol ·until 0200 hours. Costume party. Manager Maseeh Ra~ani 1461-6222 or Keguey Kamooneh (same phone). · . - . . .. ... ... .. - . - . - .,. .. - · .... .. ": . <r'S\Vffe *:."'-4 -.., . C« • • 4 ,. t • • ~ -. ., "!. ¥3/.- .. " ~989 .HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page 4 6.1 B. PERSONNEL ,·. : : _ _ :~_ .. Deployment will consist of officers as follows (Planning is •, . ... . · . approximate) : · · · -.. _. .. -- ~ .' . DIV/UNIT CAPT LT SGT OFCRS DETS PSR's SO's TCO SUP TCO C/T RO's CRASH, OWB 0 Loan 1 Hollywood 1 Hollywood Vice 0 Metro 0 Mounted 0 Tac Planning 0 Communications 0 ASD 1 DOT 0 Motors WTD 0 IBARS 0 Sub totals 3 0 0 2 1 · 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 2 12 10 95 11 70 6 30 12 90 3 17 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 . . 20 1 1 48 340 . \ · Total .involved personnel: 486 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 47 0 0 47 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 o. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 4 15 The size of the command post staff has been increased over 1988 and will maintain close supervision of the command post's activities. · The command post will deploy a sergeant and two 9fficers dedicated exclusively to the personnel section. Mobile-? will be "" utilized for the command post. The · command .post staff will be as follows: COMMAND POST CADRE: Field Commander (Captain III) Captain Batson Executive Officer. (Captain II) Captain Zimmon (213) 462-5530 Operations Officer (Sergeant II) Sergeant Zrofsky (213) 462-5316 Assistant Operations Officer (Sergeant I) Sergeant Schneider Personnel Officer (Sergeant I) ~ergeant Blum (213) 462-5713 Assistant Personnel Officers (3 Police Officers) Ofcrs. Michelson/Fichtner Intelligence Officer (Sergeant II-Vice) Sergeant Taylor (213) 462-5706 Sergeant Graham Intelligence Staff-To staff 6 Observation Posts -(C-assignment sheet) and to field 20 Scouts - · Logistics Officer (Sergeant I) Sergeant Armelin _,. · Assistant Logistics Officer (Two Police Officers) Ofcrs. Bracken/Pileggi Press Relations Officer (Lt.I Fred Nixon) Air Support Liaison - Captain Woods . . Radio Operators (3) Rosalina Snell, Joyce Harkins, Carla Crayton Journal Clerks (2) Barbara Doveri, Jan Matusek Tac Planning Liaison - Lt. Bruce Ward • - - - - • - • • • • • • ~ • .. 't . • ______________ __ __:__ ___ , ·_·~~- --- · _ ·-_ · .:___-·----=··· =--·= · = · <= ··=·~ --=·= · = · = ·· =-=· = · =~ = · = ·~ ·- ·=-= - ~ === · ·=-= ·, -· . p ,F- $£JU!O _ !@- .--$· , ·,· .•. ·• : '" •. I •• � ,~~ 1989 HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page five 6:1 ... The target area will be divided ·into two sectors. Each sector will have a Lleufenant assigned to coordinate the field task force officers: Sector 11 will run from La Brea Avenue to Wilcox Avenue, Franklin to DeLongpre. Sector #2 will run from Wilcox Avenu· e to Gower Avenue, Franklin to DeLongpre to Sunset Boulevard. · In addition, three radio frequencies will be utilized as follows: -Command Frequency Simplex Eight -Operations Frequency Tac S -Intelligence Frequency Tac 6 Additionally, provisions will be made for (20) plain clothes vice officers in the crowd, plus (10) observations posts, all on a separate frequency. The field task force will consist of (30) squads for crowd control and crime suppression. (planning is approximate) · Metropolitan Division will be available with (2) platoons for crowd control plus a full contingent of (25) horses will be maintained on Hollywood Boulevard. One squad of CRASH officers will be available for missions as assigned by the field commander. FIELD FORCES Sector I - Franklin to DeLongpre, La Brea to Wilcox, Lt. Helm 6Q110 1) On Hollywood Boulevard, from La Brea to Wilcox, crowd control, crime suppression. - .* 5 squads footbeat office~s 6Q120, 6Q130, 6Q14~, 6Q150, 6Q160 ~ - 1 squad mounted officers R20E 2) 3) 4) North of Hollywood Boulevard to Franklin from La Brea to Wilcox, crime suppression/crowd control - ** 1 squad in vehicles 6Ql70 South of Hollywood Boulevard to Sunset from La Brea to Wilcox, crime suppression/crowd control ** 1 squad in vehicles 6Ql80 • Sunset Boulevard from La Brea to Wilcox, crime suppression/crowd control - 1 squad in vehicles 6Q190 • • - • #. .. • • • ··:. • • - "' .. . • •• • • • • • • ..... • 1, -------~ -=--=- .. ~- = - ·~ ~ ·='.;': - ~• . ... .. ~ ... •. +_:5ry : . ·: •. f --.-;,, .. .,_ . ~ ·· .·,' - ~ - . � ~4\ ...... ,c . ~ -!'.\.~ ._-_ z= _ ?,W!~ . ?•aa. ~, . · .. . ,~. Q _ ~ - a ~ _ ..,...,_....,.. . ~-- · ; . . . .· . . . . -- . ··" :-: :'- .• .. ' . . . .. . ·· . \. . • . - - ,_ ..,: ___ . .... ... _ ... .. .. -:. .- · .. ... -· - - -· 1989 HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page six 6.1 I Sector II - Franklin to DeLongpre, Wilcox to Gower, Lt. Marks 6Q210 1) On Hollywood Boulevard to Wilcox to Gower, crowd control/crime · suppression - * 5 squads footbeat officers 6Q220, 6Q230, 6Q240, 6Q250, 6Q260 1 squad mounted officers R30E 2) North of Hollywood Boulevard to Franklin from Wilcox to Gower, crime suppression/crowd control - ** 1 squad in vehicles 6Q270 3) South-of Hollywood Boulevard to Sunset from Wilcox to Gower, crime suppression/crowd control . - ** 1 squad in vehicles 6Q280 4) Sunset Boulevard from Wilcox to Gower, crime suppression/crowd control - 1 squad in vehicle 6Q290 • NOTE: Footbeat officers will be transported to Hollywood Boulevard by police vehicle/bus. _ Upon order of the field commander: ** Crime suppression squads shall assure placement of barricades along Selma and Yucca between Highland and Vine to prevent east/west traffic · ··frpm doubling back when Metro clears Hollywood Boulevard. The barricades will be placed to prevent traffic from entering Hollywood Boulevard from Selma or Yucca. The intersections involved are: Selma and Mccadden, Las Palmas, Hudson, Ivar. Yucca and Mccadden, Las Palmas, Cherokee, Whitley, Hudson, Ivar. 5) Reserve 6) Transportation 7) · Intelligence 8) Traffic Enforcement 9) Mounted Unit - Metro - 9 squads - Respond to missions assigned by Field Commander - 2-police vehicle/2 vans/B-Wagon/2 Buses - 1 squad (6Q320) - 30 Vice officers in crowd and at OP's. - 20 motor officers, West .Traffic Division Sunset/Franklin (34M20/34M70) La Brea/Gower - 17 horses - Crime suppressions and crowd control - Hollywood Boulevard (R10E,R20E, La Brea/Vine · R30E,R40E) - ... .. . •. -.: •• 'I' . • ., · .: •· .. ,, . , " ... ~.:. • • # - · . _ • • • : _ ;,.;__,~:_ :_~ · ~ · ___________ .._..,__._ · ·-~:~.~ -~:,; . _, 2~~-.:..:..:.......:.:.:.:__. · ...._.__~_-=.,;,.. ~ ~ .... - -~_,.__ ... ;.; ___ ,. ---- 1989 ~ALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page seven -. 1 10) Impound Detail 11) Intersection Detail 12) OWB CRASH -:' · ":" 13) I.B.A.R.S. 14) Security 15) Traffic Control O.I.C. · IMPOUND AND RELIEF: 6CQ60 - 6CQ61 - 6CQ62 6CQ63 - 6CQ64 - 6CQ65 - 6CQ66 - 6 TCO + 1 supervisor ~ . ·_ . . 1 . - - 41 TCO + 1 supervisor .... ' , .. . ·· ...... . - 1 squad {12 officers and 2 sergeants), respond to missions as assigned by the Field Commander. - 1 Officer 12 Station Officers 15 Reserves and Volunteers 1 Supervisor - Provide facilities to process, book, release and/or transport all arrestees after booking. - Phone# 463-5968/463-6058 - 1 squad+ 1 -supervisor 6Q330 - Provide security for officers private vehicles (Wilcox & DeLongpre), command post and field task force officers' helmets (north end Blessed Sacrament Church· parking lot). TRAFFIC CONTROL - HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD O.I.C. - Bronson/Hollywood Freeway Gower Vine Cahuenga Highland 6CQ71 - 6CQ72 - 6CQ73 6CQ74 6CQ75 - 6CQ76 6CQ77 6CQ78 - 6CQ79 - 6CQ81 - 6CQ82 - - .. .... (¥½ca:;..; p: i . . w . I 1989 HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page eight 6.1 La Brea - . ·:i, . Cherokee/Selma 4:- • TRAFFIC CONTROL - SUNSET BOULEVARD Bronson Gower Vine Cahuenga Highland La Brea 6CQ83 6CQ84 6CQ85 6CQ86 - · 6CQ87 - 6CQ88 O.I.C. - 6CQ89 -- 6CQ90 - 6CQ91"' ·- 6CQ92 6CQ93 - 6CQ94 - 6CQ95 - 6CQ96 - 6CQ97 - 6CQ98 - 6CQ99 - All TO's will be responsible for placing barricades on Cherokee, Hollywood and Sunset Boulevards at their respective intersections upon order of the Field Commander. C. EQUIPMENT ITEM (1) Bus (i) Mass Arrest Kit (498) Barricades (1) MERV Van ~ (10) Vehs. (Plain or (16) Rover Radios (50) Barricades (1) B-Wagon (1) Mobile VII (1) Sound Truck (1) Helicopter (1) I.B.A.R.S. Vans II. MISSION FROM MTD JD Street Maintenance TPS B/W) PAB Prop. Division HWD Station HWD TPS TPS ASD TCS . LOCATED HWD Station HWD Station Street I/S Blessed Sacrament (Phone# 81~-1549) In Field · . In Field HWD Station Field HWD Station HWD Station In Field HWD Station Primary - Control vehicle and pedestrian traffic on Hollywood and Sunset Bqulevards from La Brea Avenue to Gower Avenue and suppress crime within the affected area. Secondary - Maintain and control emergency access routes within the affected area. . , .... .: . .. , .. . . ... . - ... . - ... . - . ··-. ~- . ~ •: -:.- ... . · - - ·-. _-_ . -ZSS: · . l ?,. -- JZf ,.- . : . • I • , · . :. ~~ - ~-' ~_:. .._. - · --~- ·--·-~ ·.:.-~--~~~= - · ~ .. · ,_· i~____:_;i~..;:.;. 1989 HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page N,ine 6 ° . l The major goal of the operation will be to ensure the safety of the public and to protect property. Felony violators will be arrested. Misdemeanor violator~ may be arrested or cited. The Field Commander must ensure that the available manpower in the affected area is not depleted to the point where officers and citizen safety becomes jeopardized. ,. . Additionally, all Field Task Force officers wil. l be very high profile in their efforts at crime suppression. Particular emphasis shall be placed on arresting those involved in alcohol related crimes. III. OPERATION The concept of this operation is to coordinate the available resources and equipment to accomplish the mission~ A chronological listing of events may be found in Appendix A. The following arrest procedure will be followed: 1) Field Task Force officers making an arrest shall immediately call for a transportation unit to take the arrestee to IBARS which will be located in the parking lot south of Hollywood Station. (Senior Citizens Center). The transportation unit supervisor is designated 6Q320 of frequency Tac 5. 2) Arresting officers shall obtain booking approval from their squad leader in the field. 3) Arresting officers shall complete the following in the field: - FI - Arrest narrative - Appropriate evidence packaging and docume~ts (available from Transportation unit) Polaroid photo of arrestee with arresting officer • . These supplies will be carried by transportation units and will also be available at roll call. 4) Transportation unit will take the arrestee and related documents plus evidence to IBARS for processing. 5) IBARS shall book/release arrestees in accordance with present Departmant practices. , ~:',, 6) IBARS will complete the arrest report face sheet and tie together related documents. Specific missions details are as follows: f _< .'" · Pi F • • � , ,. q&2¥ .., 2 { • ~--~--.:P, . • . ~ ~ 5@ . ' . .\ - 1989 HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page ten 6'.1 A. HOLLYWOOD AREA 1. Detectives - Supply four detectives fqr advice and . -.~. '·{-::.··. felony booking approval ·of all arrests within · the affected area. Supply two officers to . handle all juvenile matters, including missing and lost. - ~ 2. Task Force - Crowd control and crime suppression. B. METROPOLITAN DIVISION 1. Mounted Unit - Mission will be crowd control and crime suppression on Hollywood Boulevard. 2. Field Unit and Reserve Unit - Mission will be to respond to missions as assigned by th~ Field Commander. ~- _ OWB CRASH As part of the task force, they will assist in crime suppression activity by monitoring and handling gang related incidents. In addition, CRASH will respond to missions ·as assigned by the Field Commander. D. D .. O.T. Mission will be traffic control and vehicle impound duties on Hollywood and Sunset Boulevards plus Cherokee between Hollywood and Selma, DeLongpre between Wilcox and Cole, and Cole Pl. between DeLongpre and Sunset Boulevard. E. ASD Mission will be to observe and report on all activity within the affected area and provide situation reports to the Field Commander. (Air 6) F. TAC PLANNING Mission will be to support the operation of the Mobile-7 van, the MERV van and to provide logistical support as required. In addition. ~ G. WEST TRAFFIC (MOTORS) Mission will be to provide support for the task force traffic enforcement and traffic control efforts • . . .. . ... · ..... ~ . _ - ,· .· .... . .. . .. .... .... .-. - · · ;. . . - - : ,,, ..... . . - ' .If, . . -- . >.A ,¼1¥$ Q _ 4; ,. )W z=:s.,ew< · , , ,._. . · ·• -·. fP4 _ ,°:4'3½ ; . ~ . . \ . • . ,. -==~ ... • l • ~· . . : . . . 1989 HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page eleven 6.1 ~ . . . . .... . H. I.B.A.R.S Mission will be to process, book, release and/or transport arrestees after booking. . : · '. -: f~~ I. T.V., PHOTO & SOUND UNIT, TRAINING DIVISION - PROVIDE PERSONNEL & FACILITATES NECESSARY TO DOCUMENT THIS EVENT USING T.V • A command post will be established at Hollywood Station: Field Commander 412-5530, Operations 462-5316, Personnel 462-5714,• Intelligence 462-5706. It will be operational from 1600 to 0200 hours. The staging area for the Mounted Unit will be Blessed Sacrament Church, 6657 Sunset Boulevard (Sunset, two blocks ea~t of Highland). MERV 819-1549. In the event of a tactical alert, incoming units will stage at one of these secondary staging areas: 1) Blessed Sacrament Church parking lot. 2) Cinerama Dome Theatre parking lot. (contact 213/466-9107, Rafi Artunian, Marshall Mars) 3) Hollywood Bowl 2301 N. Highland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90028 IV. COMMUNICATIONS A. The primary radio frequencies for this .operation are: Intelligence - Tac 6 Operation - Tac 5 Command - Simplex 8 B. Unit designations are found in the personnel section of this plan. - c. Telephone numbers: Hollywood Watch Commander Command Post CHP Hollywood Tow DHD (Notifications) Communications W/C Metro Div. W/C Caltrans CP Blessed Sacrament Church (mounted unit staging area) IBARS . · .. · .. .. .. . . . .. .. - . .. - - . . .. I -: - • • , _, · .. . .. 485-4302 462-5530, 462-5316 462-5714, 462-5706 748-5801/736-JjQl 466-5421 485-3261 485-3223 485-4091 620-2088 463-5968 463-6058 ..: ... -: ·: · - .a~ . f ·• . } PCU u;a . . ~Q) . .:;. I . .J::t+>«" . . . 1989 HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page ~welve 6.1 10-30~88 J~- .... 10-31-88 • : J . APPENDIX A CHRONOtOGY .... ' _-::_ ~ --.. - - ~- . .. ·-:..- ;," ..;_ - . :. . Hollywood and Sunset Boulevards between Gower ·and La Brea posted for temporary no parking and Cherokee between Hollywood Boulevard and Selma to church - Tow Away Zone, 1600 Tuesday/2330 Tuesday. Barricades delivered to I/S. 1200 - a. Acquire Bus - PAB dispatch office plus vehicles. 1400 1430 1500 1600 1600 1600 1700 1715 1715 1830 1915 b. Acquire mass arrest kit at JD · w/c office · c. Pick up rovers at Valley property. - Command Post cadre plus supervisors roll call at Hollywood Station. Liaison supervisors from CRASH, Metro, Mounted unit, WTD and DOT will attend. Activate CP - General roll call at Hollywood Station for Hollywood officers, Hollywood Vice and WTD motor$. - General - Roll Call at Hollywood Station for officers on loan to Hollywood & OWB CRASH. - Immediately following roll call there will be a uniform and equipment inspection. - DOT begin impounding on Hollywood Boulevard and Sunset Boulevard with (6) TCO's. - Mounted Detail moves into staging area at Blessed Sacrament Church. - Metro roll call - Blessed Sacrament Church - All squads in ~ield. - OWB CRASH in field. - Roll call for DOT at Hollywood DOT. TO's in field for traffic control. Task Force and TO's close Hollywood and Sunset Boulevards to vehicular traffic at discretion of field commander. ' Task Force and TO's open Hollywood and Sunset Boulevards to vehicular traffic at discretion of field commander. CP Terminated Street Maintenance pick up barricades at their convenience. Return bus to PAB dispatch office. Return mass ~ arrest kit to JD W/C office. Return vehicles to PAB, return rovers to Valley Property. . . ... . s;: - . � .. ,p .'-7++::°",q:.:.:f ... ;,_. ,) ,_ a;a .· I q .JJ • ,_ · . :i - . · ._ : : . : -: \- --- ... . - ..,. .- . ~ ·" .. ~ .. ... - ·•. . - ~,~ - 1989 -HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page 13 6.1 . APPENDIX B - STREET CLOSURE In order to accomplish· the overall mission it appears nec.Eissary to close Hollywood and Sunset Boulevards to east - west vehicular traffic plus Cherokee between Hollywood and Selma. Major north/south streets (La Brea, Highland, Wilcox, Cahuenga, Vine, Bronson and Gower) however will remain open. These closures are to be carried out at the discretion of the field commander. In either case, pedestrian traffic should remain on the sidewalks and out of the roadway. The closures will be executed by T/F and the DOT TO's. During closure efforts will be made to keep vehicular traffic flowing north and south. News media vehicles are exempt from the closure and shall be allowed access. In addition, should it become necessary to clear the crowd off of Hollywood Boulevard, and the discretion of ·the field. commander, WTD motor officers will man the following intersections. Their mission will be to prevent east/west movement of vehicular traffic. Barricades will have been delivered prior to the event and put in , place earlier by the crime suppression units. The intersections _ are: Sector 1 Sector 2 Selma and Mccadden " " Las Palmas " " Hudson Selma & Ivar Avenue Yucca and Mccadden " " Las Palmas " " Cherokee " " Whitley " " Hudson Yucca & Ivar Avenue . .. . ~ - :. . .... . . . ·· - .,,- ... .. ·. - ;d t wm;: .. - ~ - _ . i::' , = . . · .. . . .. ,•. . ~J-?. -- ~!'ff'? I . I I I I • C ·. : • .. . ... ·' . . ~ ' t • .. • I • ~ • • \' • .. . , .. I ' . . .. . . . . . . . . .... . . ... . . . .. ' . . , . .• " . . - .. ,. I • .,I • • I : ; , _•· ........ . . . ' . . . .,. : ' .... .. ·:'t: · •.~ • ·.• . • .. • • I • o o ~ .. • •• 1 11 • t 1' • ~ • l •: . . . ' : · . ., , ... :.,•,.• - 1 , ' • ••~ · • • ~- o ._ . .. . '" 4 • -- ••"'-.. , ~ ,,_ ._ .4- • "'•'• '- •• • I •t, ,• • •;" , • •J • • 1' • ./ ' • .... . • ' , .. . ,. t .... •, . --:- .,. ........ -;iL...,_ .... .. ~•4:..,.,, ~ .-::- , :. ,. ' :·· ..... • ... . - •. , .,_ •·• • •• � ~:· .. · . .. _ \, .. . . . ' . . .· . . - • . •. l, t" .i I • . \. . . ·· ..\ :, ,. I 1989 HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page-15 c- ·6.1 _ • • • ..r · .. .. • . ·t~;:- · , APPENDIX D - . _ · }:j;- ~ ( . Listing of hdspitals in area with trauma centers. .. ,,. ,-,~ ~ ~ ~----- - -_ C J <.# -:i ,t~- , .._, • . · . . . . f ~ .. \~).~:~ ~i 4: ~ - .. Belcnt ·11sted eme.rgency room phone numbers are shown a· s , .. thet would be dialed from department telephones. Hospitals are listed numbers 1 thru 3. Number one being closest to Hollywood Division and four being the furthest away. 1) HWD Presbyterian 1322 N. Vermont Ave. 9 - 413-3000 2) Cedars Sinai 3) USC Med Center a:~ . . - .. : ~ i~· •. -"'t · -~; . 8700 Beverly Blvd. 1200 N. State St. 9 - 855-6511/855-6517 9 -- 226-6707 .. · ........ ·-_ __:Jjf ;:, . .:/ ~ ~-- r.- •• .~ • :, ~ ._-.;-:_ .,.• •• _ • • • •.~, • •:,- • ~• •••.-- ,• • ·•• • ~ • , •• • - • .... : . •• .: , ,-Y,,, • ~ •w • ,• • • • •- • • • ,-• • ~ -W-- -. - • • • • •••~ •-•• -,.. - .. . - "T' .. • • - ' ~ - . . . · - - . . ) ' ... _ ; . ·. ··-' 1989 HALLO WEEN \ .hf:t!;AA• .1·.1. vi:.. : p·age 16 6.1 APPENDIX E ~. ·~ . .. . - •• • • ;.~; • .. - r' I••• •f" • · ~ · . INTELLIGENCE PLAN HALLOWEEN O.P. LOCATIONS . : . . _ \{~~;t:-\.·" . *B.G.&R: ENTERPRISE 6253 .Hollywood Boulevard, 5th Floor Harrir'' -'. Gehm 463-9389 Northeast corner Hollyvood/Vlne 24-hour guard in lobby. No chairs. Carpet, electricity, bathrooms. *PACIFIC BUILDING 6381 Hollywood Boulevard, 3rd Floor Russ Thomas 467-1699 Gary Pasciak Northeast corner Holly.-ood/Cabuer~. Vacant, no chairs, no electricity *PACIFIC HOLLYWOOD BUILDING 6425 Hollywood Boulevard, 2nd ~;r Dan Chernau 667-8420 Northeast corner Hollywood/WilCCD. 24-hour guard will allow entry into building and into rooms. Batllrooms1 , e]ect:%1i.eity, carpet, no chairs. Vacant r()QJD. *UTB BUILDING 6605 Hollywood Boulevard #220 Ray Cavaleri 461-2940 Northwest corner. Hollywood/Whitley *HOLLYWOOD CHEROKEE BUILDING 6646 Hollywood Boulevard 1212 . ... Sy Amber 464-9603, 2nd Floor Southeast corner Hollywood/Cherokee *SECURITY PACIFIC BANK .BUILDDTG _ 6777 Hollywood Boulevard, 3rd Floor Rick Camino (building manager) 464-1619 Jeff Geoffray (occupant) 465-5355 Northeast corner of Hollywood/Highland Need key to building and to room, Room is vacant and under construction. No electricity. Bathrooms available. .. .. . . / ~i~\~f , _. .Y ~t1~t- 1 2 J 6 ··· ) .. .'~. ~ -- - - - ~· ..... . -. . . • .. • · - . • . • • .a .• • ' • - • • . • • • • • ' • C . . • • i-- •• , • , . • • • • :: , -:::: · •~•·• o-•-•~; • • • •: ....:.:-,- : -<::..; • •: ,-,~'-,";;':"." =-, .;,.-"7T C:: o • 0-'-•..._- • ~~=:'.-:;;:~_:,- ; ••-~ · . ;---~-<~ a.. . ... -.. ~ t .- ·cc ·-:, . :-,' :);,~· 7\' - c'c" - - - ~, . -. . 1 989'HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page 17 6.1 = . ,. . . ,· . . . . :.; . . =:i. ~ - - ~- - ~ ·- HALLOWEEN INTELLIGENCE OIC LT. 6Vl0 .... . - ~ - ~~ ~ OP'S 1. Clark & Orton 2. Alvarez & Lenert 3. Duncan & Little 4. Henry & Munoz 5. Smith & Burr 6. Price & Bowie SCOUTS 1. Delgado & Lopez 6V30 Sgt. Groover 6V60 Sgt. Litton 6. Kain & Duke ,. ,· ' . . 1. '!~ . .i . 2. Hintz & Pride 7. Reyes & Suazo & Rodriguez 3. Moore & Pelletier 4. Arakawa & Ryan 5. Kearney & Wells SERGEANTS 6V30 Sgt. Webb 6V40 Sgt. Campbell TOC COORDINATOR: Sgt. Taylor INFO HANDLER: Sgt. Graham INTEL. OFCR: The intelligence teams (OP's and Scouts) will operate on.a separate frequency and inform the TOC (Tactical Operations Center) of any and · all activity that occurs on or around Hollywood Boulevard. The information received shall be disseminated to the field commander and therefore enforcement methods will be quickly adopted. All incoming intelligence information will be plotted on a board under separate headings. Problem locations will be quickly confirmed· and documented. -- ~ .. . . « -,,. -. ~ . .. -- ~ ., • • ,. ... ' -... -~, . ,,. . ;_ ~- r . - ., ~ . ~ .. :_~ ·- .-.. ··~ - ~ -;/:_~-~ . . . ·..:..:,_ ' · " 'I\ . ... • - ·----- .. •·•·•·-- · ----J- '•· . ' . .. .1989·HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page 1a · 6.1 The TOC will afford the field commander the ability to gather and digest all pertinent information needed to run the C.P. and field activities. -:-* Receive and record data * Evaluate validity * Interpret significance and predictability * Disseminate data - _______ __ ,.,....,.:_...--.,.~ - - - -~ -V-:-- ~ .-· =· ~ - ,,-=..,..,_.. , ~, .. . - ...... -- · ----, . . . - -· . ~. . .. .- .. · ...... -• .. - ~ ·- ; ------- -- .. , ... ~~ . ;_ ·, ·.:.i - ~.~~ 3'.- --~ - :_:_~ _. ,i. r • 1989 HALLOWEEN OPERATIONS Page 19 · - ,6.1 . APPENDIX F CONTINGENCY PLANS · .~ ~- . - ~ -.~- -t~ - ... A. This plan consists of the deployment of offic~rs as described in this operat~ons guide. The mission is to facilitate traffic . . movement and to suppress crime in the effected area • .. B. This alternate plan shall be instituted at the discretion of the · 'field commander. And/or in the event of a localized disturbance involving crowd control which is beyond the ability of the assigned squad(s) to handle. When instructed to do so by the field commander, field task force squads shall Code-Alpha (assemble C-2) on Cherokee south of Hollywood Boulevard. Again, at the discretion of the field commander, the mounted unit plus Metropolitan officers on foot shall clear pedestrian traffic off of Hollywood Boulevard. Skirmish lines of mounted officers followed by Metro officers on foot will move east and west from Cherokee on Hollywood Boulevard. Field task force officers shall immediately follow and maintain control of those sections of Hollywood Boulevard which have been cleared. They shall place themselves appropriately at intersections and prevent people from re-entering Hollywood Boulevard after Metro officers have cleared it and passed. C. This alternate plan shall be instituted in the event of massive arrest or a full scale riot. At the discretion of the field commander, the reserve squads plus any additional officers called into Hollywood shall be assembled into a unit of sufficient size and regain control of the situation. If necessary, a tac alert or department mobilization will be instituted. • ~ .... •• • . '!' • • • · · ·• - ~ .. . ... -:

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