2025-01363 Ordinance Repealing Ordinance No. 2024-0024 and Adopting a Military Equipment Use Policy — Law and Legislation Committee, July 29, 2025 (part 1 of 2)

City of Sacramento
Law and Legislation Committee Report
915 I Street Sacramento, CA 95814
www.cityofsacramento.org
File ID: 2025-01363 7/29/2025
Ordinance Repealing Ordinance No. 2024-0024 and Adopting a Military Equipment Use Policy File ID: 2025-01363
Location: Citywide
Recommendation: 1) Review an Ordinance rescinding Ordinance No. 2024-0024 and adopting a renewed Military Equipment Use Policy; 2) review the Annual Military Equipment Use Report; and 3) pass a Motion forwarding the Ordinance and the Annual Military Equipment Use Report to City Council for consideration.

Contact: Clayton Buchanan, Captain, Office of Strategy and Compliance, (916) 808-0824, [email protected], Police Department
Presenter: Clayton Buchanan, Captain, Office of Strategy and Compliance, (916) 808-0824, [email protected], Police Department
Attachments:
1-Description/Analysis
2-Exhibit A (2025 Military Equipment Use Policy-Draft)
3-Exhibit B (2025 Military Equipment Use Annual Report) 4-Ordinance
Description/Analysis
Issue Detail: Assembly Bill 481 (AB 481 or the Bill), codified at Government Code sections 7070 through 7075, requires a law enforcement agency (LEA) to obtain approval from the applicable governing body, via adoption of a “military equipment” use policy (the Policy) by ordinance (the Ordinance), prior to the LEA funding, acquiring, or using military equipment. On August 27, 2024, City Council approved the Sacramento Police Department’s (SPD) 2024 Military Equipment Use Policy - General Order (GO) 410.06 to allow SPD to continue to use the vital equipment specified therein.

SPD is required by law to annually obtain City Council approval of a renewed ordinance for the funding, acquisition, or use of military equipment, and to present a Military Equipment Use Annual Report. SPD’s 2025 Military Equipment Use Policy-Draft has been published for review (Exhibit A) and the annual report is attached as Exhibit B.

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File ID: 2025-01363 7/29/2025
Items deemed to be “military equipment” by AB 481 are used as a component of overall best practices for LEAs throughout the country. These tools have been tested in the field and are used by LEAs to enhance citizen and officer safety. Loss of these items would jeopardize the welfare of the community and peace officers within the SPD.

Pursuant to AB 481, items deemed to be “military equipment” include unmanned aerial or ground vehicles, armored vehicles, high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles, tracked armored vehicles, command and control vehicles, weaponized aircraft, vessels, or other vehicles, explosive breaching apparatuses, firearms of .50 caliber or greater, ammunition of .50 caliber or greater, specialized firearms or ammunition, firearms or launchers with explosive projectiles, flashbangs and chemical agents, long range acoustic devices, and projectile launching platforms and munitions.

SPD is committed to using the most up-to-date tools and equipment to safeguard the community of Sacramento. Many of the items deemed to be “military equipment” by AB 481 are in fact utilized by SPD, and other LEAs across the country, specifically in order to reduce risk to community members.

These items provide peace officers with the ability to safely resolve volatile situations that otherwise might rise to the level of a lethal force encounter. To that end, the items in this report, and the accompanying Military Equipment Use Policy, provide SPD’s peace officers with vital tools that facilitate compliance with SPD’s use of force policy.

SPD’s internal inspections and audits identified seven (7) items of equipment, the accounting of which requires updated reporting from 2024.

1. PepperBall VKS Carbine
Manufacturer: PepperBall
Description: A device that deploys oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent projectiles. Launchers are air powered with carbon dioxide, nitrogen, or compressed air.

Manufacturer Website: https://pepperball.com/launchers/ The 2025 audit determined that SPD is in possession of 85 items of the above; however, in the 2024 audit, SPD reported 71 items of the above. 12 items were purchased; 2 items were located that were purchased prior to Assembly Bill 481.

2. PepperBall VXR Live Projectile
Manufacturer: PepperBall
Description: An irritant projectile that contains synthetic oleoresin capsicum (OC) powder.

Manufacturer Website: https://apdistributor.com/pepperball-vxr-live-powder-projectiles The 2025 audit determined that SPD is in possession of 1,605 items of the above; however, in the 2024 audit, SPD reported 1,400 items of the above. No items were purchased; these items were included, at no cost, by the manufacturer with the procurement of new and serviced launchers.

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File ID: 2025-01363 7/29/2025

3. PepperBall VRX Live-X Projectile
Manufacturer: PepperBall
Description: An irritant projectile that contains synthetic oleoresin capsicum (OC) powder.

Manufacturer Website: https://pepperball.com/projectiles/vxr-live-x/ The 2025 audit determined that SPD is in possession of 2,250 items of the above; however, in the 2024 audit, SPD reported 490 items of the above. No items were purchased; these items were included, at no cost, by the manufacturer with the procurement of new and serviced launchers.

4. Royal Arms International FB-82H 12 Gauge 82 Grain Flash Bang Hard Breaching Round Manufacturer: Royal Arms
Description: A 12-gauge, diversionary and breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Manufacturer Website: https://royalarms.com/shop/fb82h-12-ga-flash-bang-hard/ The 2025 audit determined that SPD is in possession of 68 items of the above; however, in the 2024 audit, SPD reported 61 items of the above. No items were purchased; the items were discovered during the 2025 audit.

5. Combined Tactical Systems, 7290-7 Flash Bang
Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems
Description: Top and bottom non-fragmenting minimal movement device that produces seven distractions (loud bangs and bright lights).

Manufacturer Website: Not available
The 2025 audit determined that SPD was in possession of 7 items of the above; however, the department determined a note taking error resulted in a reporting of 4 items in the 2024 report. The department was in fact in possession of 11. The current inventory has been confirmed at 7.

6. Defense Technology, 40mm Direct Impact OC Crushable Foam Round #6320 Manufacturer: Defense Technology
Description: A 40mm impact munition with a sponge nose and oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent powder.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/direct-impact-40-mm-oc- crushable-foam-round/
During the 2025 audit, the department located additional rounds of the items above within the Office of Operations. Future reports shall account for inventories within the department armory, station armories, and SWAT armory to avoid variance in field deployed munitions.

7. Defense Technology, 40mm Exact Impact Sponge Round #6325

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File ID: 2025-01363 7/29/2025
Manufacturer: Defense Technology
Description: A 40mm impact munition with a sponge nose.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/exact-impact-40-mm-standard- range-sponge-round/
During the 2025 audit, the department located additional rounds of the items above within the Office of Operations. Future reports shall account for inventories within the department armory, station armories, and SWAT armory to avoid variance in field deployed munitions.

New Military Equipment Procurements
The updated Military Equipment Use Policy identifies items which SPD may procure. These items are possible procurements only; SPD ultimately may not procure this equipment. The proposed procurements are either part of the existing police budget or would be funded by grants for which SPD would apply to replace, repair, or obtain equipment. Total cost does not include tax or shipping and is based on cost at the time of this report.

Replenish Existing Inventory

1. DJI Avata 2
Manufacturer: DJI
Description: A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.dji.com/avata-2
Quantity: Ten (10)
Cost per unit: $1,398

2. Combined Tactical Systems Super Sock Bean Bag - 12 Gauge 2 3/4" Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems
Description: A less lethal impact munition deployed from a less lethal shotgun with a 75-foot effective range.

Manufacturer Website:
https://combinedsystems.com/products/l0bu27qe2tczm0kzqhv65vqc/bk8okauzlh00hmy1h25xzpgw Quantity: Ten Thousand (10,000)
Cost per unit: $6.24

3. Hornady .308 WIN TAP, 168 Grain ELD Match TAP AR Round Manufacturer: Hornady
Description: Duty ammunition for rifles chambered in .308 Winchester.

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File ID: 2025-01363 7/29/2025
Manufacturer Website: https://www.hornadyle.com/rifle-ammunition/168-gr-eld-match-tap-ar#!/ Quantity: Seven Thousand (7,000)
Cost per unit: $1.43

4. Speer Gold Dot .223 Remington, 62 Grain Rifle Round
Manufacturer: Speer
Description: Duty ammunition for rifles chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber).

Manufacturer Website: https://www.speer.com/ammunition/gold-dot/rifle/gold-dot-rifle-personal- protection/19-24461.html
Quantity: One Hundred Thousand (100,000)
Cost per unit: $0.52

5. Federal American Eagle .223 Remington, 55 Grain Rifle Round Manufacturer: Federal
Description: Training ammunition for rifles chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber).

Manufacturer Website: https://www.federalpremium.com/rifle/american-eagle/american-eagle-rifle/11- AE223.html
Quantity: Five Hundred Thousand (500,000)
Cost per unit: $0.34

6. Defense Technology, 40mm Exact Impact Sponge Round #6325 Manufacturer: Defense Technology
Description: A 40mm impact munition with a sponge nose.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/exact-impact-40-mm-standard- range-sponge-round/
Quantity: Three Hundred (300)
Cost per unit: $25.53

7. Defense Technology, 40mm Direct Impact OC Crushable Foam Round #6320 Manufacturer: Defense Technology
Description: A 40mm impact munition with a sponge nose and oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent powder.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/direct-impact-40-mm-oc- crushable-foam-round/
Quantity: Two Hundred (200)
Cost per unit: $25.53

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File ID: 2025-01363 7/29/2025

8. Dyno Nobel Inc. Blasting Caps
Manufacturer: Dyno Nobel
Description: Sensitive primary explosive device used to initiate an explosive charge with zero delay.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.dynonobel.com/products-services/products/initiation- systems/blasting-caps
Quantity: Ninety (90)
Cost per unit: $18.00

9. Combined Tactical Systems, 7290M Mini Bang
Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems
Description: Non-bursting non-fragmenting device that produces one distraction (loud bang and bright light).

Manufacturer Website:
https://combinedsystems.com/products/g1w8z0cyqaic3p9ynrop5tgn/czvfxad7r3np378xw29tbxwp Quantity: Ninety-Six (96)
Cost per unit: $47.90

10.Combined Tactical Systems, 7290 2-Bang
Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems
Description: Non-bursting non-fragmenting device that produces two distractions (loud bangs and bright lights).

Manufacturer Website:
https://combinedsystems.com/products/mepd2qls6h0em4m1wll6y9pu/hzob0zoi9133qhbwpz9q8t02 Quantity: Forty-Eight (48)
Cost per unit: $71.36

11.Defense Technology, First defense 1.3% MK-46V Stream OC Aerosol #43046 Manufacturer: Defense Technology
Description: An irritant dispensing device that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed. This product utilizes a stream delivery method.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/first-defense-1-3-mk-46v-stream -oc-aerosol/
Quantity: Six (6)
Cost per unit: $519.95

12.Defense Technology, Flameless Expulsion CS Grenade #2042

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File ID: 2025-01363 7/29/2025
Manufacturer: Defense Technology
Description: An irritant dispensing non-pyrotechnic canister that releases 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-expulsion-cs-grenade/ Quantity: Five (5)
Cost per unit: $52.95

13.Defense Technology, Flameless Expulsion OC Grenade #2040 Manufacturer: Defense Technology
Description: An irritant dispensing non-pyrotechnic canister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-expulsion-oc- grenade/
Quantity: Four (4)
Cost per unit: $54.50

14.Defense Technology, Flameless Tri-Chamber CS Grenade #1032 Manufacturer: Defense Technology
Description: An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic canister that releases 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-tri-chamber-cs- grenade/
Quantity: Ten (10)
Cost per unit: $44.50

15.Defense Technology, Flameless Tri-Chamber Saf-Smoke Grenade #1033 Manufacturer: Defense Technology
Description: A pyrotechnic canister that releases smoke when deployed.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-tri-chamber-saf- smoke-grenade/
Quantity: Twelve (12)
Cost per unit: $42.50
New Inventory

1. DJI Matrice 4T plus combo
Manufacture: DJI

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File ID: 2025-01363 7/29/2025
Description: A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Manufacturer Website: https://enterprise.dji.com/matrice-4-series Quantity: Ten (10)
Cost per unit: $8,942

2. DJI Matrice 350 plus combo with Zenmuse H30T thermal camera Manufacturer: DJI
Description: A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Manufacturer Website: https://enterprise.dji.com/matrice-350-rtk?site=enterprise&from=nav Quantity: One (1)
Cost per unit: $25,629

3. DJI Dock 3 with Matrice 4TD aircraft for DFR
Manufacturer: DJI
Description: A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Manufacturer Website: https://enterprise.dji.com/dock-3 Quantity: Two (2)
Cost per unit: $47,340

4. DJI Neo Combo Plus
Manufacturer: DJI
Description: A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.dji.com/neo?site=brandsite&from=insite_search Quantity: Six (6)
Cost per unit: $887

5. Dyno Nobel Inc. Primacord 4Y, 18 Grain Detonating Cord Manufacturer: Dyno Nobel Inc.

Description: Flexible, thin, plastic-covered cord with a core of high-explosive material.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.dynonobel.com/products-services/products/initiation- systems/blasting-caps
Quantity: Two Thousand One Hundred and Ninety-Four Feet, Six Inches (2,194.50 ft)

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File ID: 2025-01363 7/29/2025
Cost per unit: $0.62
Note: The above item is already in SPD’s inventory. SPD is requesting to reclassified the item as MEU for purposes of explosive breaching, at no cost.

6. Dyno Nobel Inc. Primacord 5, 25 Grain Detonating Cord Manufacturer: Dyno Nobel Inc.

Description: Flexible, thin, plastic-covered cord with a core of high-explosive material.

Manufacturer Website: https://www.dynonobel.com/products-services/products/initiation- systems/blasting-caps
Quantity: Two Thousand One Hundred and Two Feet (2,102.67 ft) Cost per unit: $0.76
Note: The above item is already in SPD’s inventory. SPD is requesting to reclassified the item as MEU for purposes of explosive breaching, at no cost.

7. Combined Tactical Systems, 7290 6-Bang
Manufacturer: Combined Tactical Systems
Description: Top and bottom non-fragmenting minimal movement device that produces six distractions (loud bangs and bright lights).

Manufacturer Website:
https://combinedsystems.com/products/g1w8z0cyqaic3p9ynrop5tgn/z7fm751e3l1ggcl6vkdnovw9 Quantity: Twenty (20)
Total cost: $168.71
Policy Considerations: The City Council has a long-standing commitment of ensuring that SPD has the equipment necessary to safeguard the lives of the people of Sacramento. SPD is required by law to annually obtain City Council approval of a renewed ordinance for the funding, acquisition, or use of military equipment, and to present a Military Equipment Use Annual Report.

Economic Impacts: Not applicable
Environmental Considerations: No environmental review is necessary because the recommendations in this report are of an administrative nature and are not considered to be a “project” as defined in Section 15378(b)(2) of the CEQA Guidelines.

Sustainability: Not applicable

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File ID: 2025-01363 7/29/2025
Commission/Committee Action: Not applicable
Rationale for Recommendation: There is significant interest in ensuring that law enforcement continues to have access to equipment that will provide peace officers as many options as possible to safeguard lives, ensure safety, and protect civil liberties. The use of the tools identified below is vital to SPD’s mission and will continue to be strictly regulated through internal processes and oversight.

SPD’s current GO 410.06, outlining all approved military equipment, was adopted by ordinance on August 27,2024. GO 410.06, which constitutes SPD’s Military Equipment Use Policy, outlines each item identified in Government Code section 7070 currently approved for use. GO 410.06 includes use considerations, equipment reporting considerations, manufacturer description, purpose, authorized use, training, lifespan, and cost of each item (Exhibit A). SPD is requesting that the City Council approve the updated version of the Policy, detailing items previously approved and adding those mentioned above.

GO 410.06 safeguards the public’s welfare, safety, civil rights, and civil liberties. GO 410.06 ensures that there are transparency, oversight, and accountability measures in place. For instance, GO 410.06 provides that SPD’s Inspection and Standards Team (IST) will ensure compliance with the policy. Additionally, SPD will conduct an annual audit of military equipment. Violations of GO 410.06 will be corrected when discovered. Members of the public are provided direction in the policy on how to register complaints for violations. All equipment involved in a use of force incident will be investigated, as is already required by existing SPD policy. Approval of this ordinance and policy will approve future, specified acquisitions of equipment listed in GO 410.06 (Exhibit A).

Financial Considerations: The SPD will use a combination of funding via multiple sources, namely the police operating budget and grants to support proposed, current, and on-going equipment costs.

Local Business Enterprise (LBE): Not applicable.

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410.06

MILITARY EQUIPMENT USE
5/28/2025

PURPOSE
The purpose of this order is to provide guidelines for the approval, acquisition, and reporting requirements of military equipment (Government Code §§ 7070-7072) for the Sacramento Police Department (SPD).

POLICY
It shall be the policy of the SPD to utilize military equipment to ensure the full protection of the public’s welfare, safety, civil rights, and civil liberties. All military equipment shall be used in accordance with this order and other associated SPD orders and manuals that provide greater detail of authorized uses of department military equipment.

PROCEDURE
A. DEFINITIONS

1. ANNUAL COSTS – The approximate and applicable total of acquisition, personnel, training, transportation, maintenance, storage, upgrade, or other ongoing costs.

2. ANNUAL MILITARY EQUIPMENT REPORT – Publicly available annual report on SPD’s military equipment, in accordance with Government Code § 7072.

3. AUTHORIZED USERS – SPD employees who have successfully completed all required training, licensing, certification, or testing to utilize SPD’s equipment.

4. GOVERNING BODY – City of Sacramento city council and mayor, in accordance with Government Code § 7070(a).

5. INCIDENT COMMANDER – The watch commander (lieutenant) of a shift, or designee, that shall have authority to utilize department resources to resolve an incident (until completion or until relieved).

6. MILITARY EQUIPMENT – All SPD military equipment defined in Government Code § 7070(c)(1)-(16).

Hereinafter, each type of military equipment shall be referred to as numbered categories that correspond to the numbered Government Code definition paragraphs.

7. MILITARY EQUIPMENT USE POLICY – Publicly available, written document (this order – General Order 410.06 [Military Equipment Use]) governing SPD’s use of military equipment, in accordance with Government Code § 7070(d).

B. GENERAL

1. The reporting period of SPD’s annual military equipment report is from May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025.

C. APPROVAL FOR ACQUISITION AND USE

1. In accordance with Government Code § 7071(a)(1), SPD shall obtain approval (ordinance adoption) from the governing body prior to:
a. Requesting, borrowing, or acquiring military equipment. b. Seeking any type of funding for department military equipment. c. Collaborating with another law enforcement agency in the deployment or use of military equipment d. Utilizing new or existing department military equipment in a manner or by a person not previously approved.
e. Soliciting or responding to a proposal for military equipment whether individually or jointly with another person or agency.
f. Acquiring any military equipment through any means not provided by Government Code § 7071(a)(1).

D. AUTHORIZED USES OF MILITARY EQUIPMENT

1. The use of all SPD military equipment shall be in accordance with:
a. This order, only after approval and ordinance adoption by the governing body. b. Specific orders and manuals governing the use of each type of military equipment.

2. SPD’s military equipment shall only be utilized for official law enforcement purposes and in accordance with state and federal law.

E. COMPLIANCE

1. In accordance with General Order 340.02 (Internal Inspections), the SPD Inspection and Standards

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Team shall ensure compliance of SPD’s military equipment use and be responsible for the following:
a. Conducting an annual inspection and audit of all SPD military equipment. b. Organizing and drafting SPD’s annual military equipment use report. c. Collaborating with the SPD Policy Team in the drafting of SPD’s annual military equipment use policy.
d. Report any violations of this order to the chief of police through the chain of command. e. If appropriate, report any employee misconduct to the Internal Affairs Division and the employee’s chain of command.

2. In accordance with General Order 220.01 (Personnel Complaints) and Reference Manual 220.01 (Internal Investigations Manual), the Internal Affairs Division shall:
a. Receive and investigate all personnel complaints, including violations of SPD’s military equipment use.

F. MILITARY EQUIPMENT

1. In accordance with Government Code § 7070(d)(1)-(5), Appendix A includes the following information for each type of SPD’s military equipment:
a. Description to include quantity sought (proposed acquisition), capabilities, expected lifespan, and manufacturer product descriptions websites.
b. Purpose and authorized uses.
c. Fiscal impact to include initial and estimated annual cost (based on the current reporting period). d. Legal and procedural rules that govern all authorized uses of department military equipment. e. Required training and courses required prior to an employee’s authorized use of department military equipment.

G. INDEPENDENT OVERSIGHT ENTITIES

1. In accordance with Government Code § 7070(d)(6), the following entities shall have independent oversight authority of SPD’s military equipment use policy:
a. Governing body.
b. Office of Public Safety Accountability, in accordance with Sacramento City Code Chapter 2.22 (Office of Public Safety Accountability).

H. REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATION ENTITY

1. The following entity may advise and make recommendations to the city council regarding SPD’s military equipment use policy:
a. Sacramento Community Police Review Commission, in accordance with Sacramento City Code Chapter 2.110 (Sacramento Community Police Review Commission).

I. COMPLAINTS AND CONCERNS

1. In accordance with Government Code § 7070(d)(7), any member of the public may submit a complaint, concern, or question regarding SPD’s military equipment use to any of the following:
a. An on-duty supervisor or watch commander via SPD’s non-emergency telephone number (916-808- 5471).
b. The Professional Standards Unit’s Inspection and Standards Team via telephone (916-808-3790) or email ([email protected]).
c. The Internal Affairs Division via telephone (916-808-2290) or email ([email protected]).

2. All SPD employees shall receive any SPD military equipment use complaint, concern, or question and forward it to the appropriate SPD unit.

3. SPD units receiving any SPD military equipment use complaint, concern, or question shall respond in a timely manner.

4. Violations of this order or any other order or manual (including SPD’s military equipment use) could result in discipline, up to and including, termination, in accordance with General Order 220.01 (Personnel Complaints) and Reference Manual 220.01 (Internal Investigations Manual).

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MILITARY EQUIPMENT USE, APPENDIX A
Category 1: Robots and Uncrewed Aerial Systems
1a. Robots
Annual Cost: Approximately $54,512.36

ECX Temper Gen2 4WD
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $159.00 $0.00 0 8-10 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed vehicle that operates on the ground. Modified and equipped by the department with a camera.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data (color video), deliver
Crisis Negotiations Team phone or other items, move
objects, deploy hollow spike strips, and check on a
person or identify hazards before entry into an area.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
training and recurring unit training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 525.09 (Uncrewed Aerial Systems). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/content/dam/portal/police/Transparency/Military-Use-Reports/military- equipment-specs/Robots1.pdf

Losi Night Crawler SE 4WD
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $350.00 $0.00 0 8-10 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed vehicle that operates on the ground. Modified and equipped by the department with a camera.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
training and recurring unit training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 525.09 (Uncrewed Aerial Systems). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.losi.com/product/1-10-night-crawler-se-4wd-rock-crawler-brushed-rtr-blue/LOS03015T1.html

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QinetiQ Dragon Runner 20
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $90,000.00 $0.00 0 8-10 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed machine that operates on the ground. A light-duty robot, equipped with an arm.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data (color video), deliver
Crisis Negotiations Team phone or other items,
disrupt suspicious items, move objects, and check on
a person or identify hazards before entry into an area.

Department Bomb Squad robot operations training
and recurring unit training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized Bomb Squad users working under the direction of the incident commander or Bomb Squad team member of an Explosive Ordnance Disposal call out. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with Reference Manual 532.16 (Bomb Squad Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.qinetiq.com/en-us/what-we-do/services-and-products/dragon-runner-small-and-compact-robot

Remotec Andros F6A and F6B
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $250,000.00 $0.00 0 8-10 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed machine that operates on the ground. A heavy-duty robot, with stair climbing ability and an arm capable of lifting 65 pounds.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data (color video), deliver
Crisis Negotiations Team phone or other items,
disrupt suspicious items, door breaching with
breaching munitions, deliver and deploy chemical
agents, provide public announcements, move objects,
and check on a person or identify hazards before
entry into an area.

Department Bomb Squad robot operations training
and recurring unit training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized Bomb Squad users working under the direction of the incident commander or Bomb Squad team member of an Explosive Ordnance Disposal call out. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with Reference Manual 532.16 (Bomb Squad Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.army-technology.com/contractors/mines/northrop-remotec

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1b. Uncrewed Aerial Systems

Annual Cost: Approximately $47,393.57

DJI Avata 2
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $1,428.00 $1,398 10 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data (color video) of
confined spaces to check on a person or identify
hazards before entry into an area.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
training and recurring unit training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the supervisor or Uncrewed Aerial Systems sergeant for training. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration Regulation 14 CFR Part 107, state law, and General Order 525.09 (Uncrewed Aerial Systems). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.dji.com/avata-2

DJI Dock 3 with Matrice 4TD Aircraft for DFR
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $0 $47,340 2 Unknown
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Used for Drone First Responder program. This is the
newest dock and aircraft just released by DJI with
many improvements from previous versions.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
training and recurring unit training.

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DJI Inspire 2
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $1,200.00 $0.00 0 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data (color video), search
for a person or object, provide public announcements,
spotlight an area, capture aerial photos of a crime
scene, provide perimeter containment during critical
incidents or high-risk search warrant service, and
check on a person or identify hazards before entry
into an area. Primarily utilized for training.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
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DJI M30T
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $13,431.00 $0.00 0 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data (color or thermal
video), search for a person or object, provide public
announcements, spotlight an area, capture aerial
video or photos of a crime scene, provide perimeter
containment during a critical incident or high-risk
search warrant service, and check on a person or
identify hazards before entry into an area.

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DJI Matrice 300 RTK with H20T
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $14,000.00 $0.00 0 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
training and recurring unit training.

DJI Matrice 350 Plus Comb with Zenmuse H30T thermal camera Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $0 $25,629.00 1 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely capture video or photo for department
digital content.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
training and recurring unit training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the Public Information Office sergeant. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration Regulation 14 CFR Part 107, state law, and General Order 525.09 (Uncrewed Aerial Systems).

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://enterprise.dji.com/matrice-350-rtk?site=enterprise&from=nav

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DJI Matrice 4T Plus Combo
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $0 $8,942.00 10 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely capture video or photo for department
digital content.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
training and recurring unit training.

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://enterprise.dji.com/matrice-4-series

DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $4,000.00 $0.00 0 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

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DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Dual
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $5,500.00 $0.00 0 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
training and recurring unit training.

DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $6,300.00 $0.00 0 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

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DJI Mavic Mini
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $400.00 $0.00 0 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data (color video) of
confined spaces to check on a person or identify
hazards before entry into an area.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
training and recurring unit training.

DJI Mavic Pro
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $1,500.00 $0.00 0 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data (color video), search
for a person or object, capture aerial photos of a
crime scene, provide perimeter containment during
critical incidents or high-risk search warrant service, and check on a person or identify hazards before
entry into an area. Primarily utilized for training.

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DJI Neo Combo Plus
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $0 $887.00 6 Unknown
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data (color video) of
confined spaces to check on a person or identify
hazards before entry into an area.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
training and recurring unit training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the supervisor. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 525.09 (Uncrewed Aerial Systems). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.dji.com/neo?site=brandsite&from=insite_search

Happymodel Mobula7
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $250.00 $0.00 0 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data (color video) of
confined spaces to check on a person or identify
hazards before entry into an area. Primarily utilized
for training.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
training and recurring unit training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the supervisor or Uncrewed Aerial Systems sergeant for training. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration Regulation 14 CFR Part 107, state law, and General Order 525.09 (Uncrewed Aerial Systems). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
http://www.happymodel.cn/index.php/2022/01/20/happymodel-mobula7-1s-micro-fpv-whoop-drone/

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Holybro Kopis CineWhoop 3"
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $375.00 $0.00 0 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data of confined spaces to
check on a person or identify hazards before entry
into an area and deliver Crisis Negotiations Team
phone or other items.

Department Uncrewed Aerial Systems operations
training and recurring unit training.

iFlight A75
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $300.00 $0.00 0 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data (color video) of
confined spaces to check on a person or identify
hazards before entry into an area.

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iFlight A85
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $300.00 $0.00 0 3-5 years
Description
A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Remotely gain visual-only data (color video) of
confined spaces to check on a person or identify
hazards before entry into an area.

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Category 2: Armored Vehicles
2a. Armored Vehicles
Annual Cost: Approximately $40,263.23

Lenco Bearcat G2
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $315,518.00 $0.00 0 25 years
Description
Commercially produced, wheeled armored personnel vehicle utilized for law enforcement purposes. The vehicle seats 10 to 12 fully equipped officers or other people.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Provides ballistic protection (greater than ballistic
shields and personal body armor) during planned
high-risk search warrant service, unplanned critical
incidents (e.g., reported armed subject, barricaded
arrestable subject, rescue operation, etc.), transport
of department personnel and community members,
and deploy chemical agents.

SWAT vehicle operations and practical driving
training.

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.lencoarmor.com/vehicle/bearcat-g2/

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Lenco Bearcat G3
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $404,521.00 $0.00 0 25 years
Description
Commercially produced, wheeled armored personnel vehicle utilized for law enforcement purposes. The vehicle seats 10 to 12 fully equipped officers or other people.

SWAT vehicle operations and practical driving
training.

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.lencoarmor.com/vehicle/bearcat-g3/

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Category 3: High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles 3a. High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWV aka “Humvee”) Government Code § 7070(c)(3) defines this category as, “High mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles (HMMWV), commonly referred to as Humvees, two and one-half-ton trucks, five-ton trucks, or wheeled vehicles that have a breaching or entry apparatus attached. However, unarmored all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and motorized dirt bikes are specifically excluded from this subdivision.”

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Category 4: Tracked Armored Vehicles
4a. Tracked Armored Vehicles
Annual Cost: Approximately $14,915.53

Ring Power Corporation, The Rook
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $400,000.00 $0.00 0 25 years
Description
Commercially produced, tracked-armored personnel vehicle utilized for law enforcement purposes.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Provides ballistic protection for officers and
community members. Capable of reaching up to
three-stories high, operable in rough terrain
environments. Also utilized for rescue operations,
movement of unoccupied vehicles or fortifications,
breaching, and emergency preservation of life
situations.

SWAT vehicle operations and practical driving
training.

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://therook.ringpower.com/specs

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Category 5: Command and Control Vehicles
5a. Command and Control Vehicles
Annual Cost: Approximately $14,888.80

Mobile Incident Command Vehicle
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $996,000.00 $0.00 0 20 years
Description
A vehicle utilized as a mobile office during extended police incidents or events.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Provide mobile office capabilities (shelter, computer
access, communication equipment, video monitors,
and restrooms) during critical incidents, natural
disasters, or community and large events.

Safe handling, closed-course training, and
competence demonstration evaluation.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander or Metro Division, Traffic and Air Operations Section commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with California Department of Motor Vehicles commercial vehicle driver testing, requirements, and licensing, General Order 420.01 (Use of Police Vehicles), and General Order 532.08 (Incident Command Post). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://freightliner.com/trucks/m2-106/configurator/basic/ and https://www.ldvusa.com/truck/sacramento-police- department-mobile-command-center/

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Category 6: Weaponized Aircraft, Vessels, or Other Vehicles Government Code § 7070(c)(6) defines this category as, “Weaponized aircraft, vessels, or vehicles of any kind.”

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Category 7: Explosive Breaching Apparatuses
7a. Detonating Cord and Blasting Caps
Annual Cost: Approximately $15,050.80

Dyno Nobel Inc. Blasting Caps
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $17.64 $18.00 90 10 years
Description
Sensitive primary explosive device used to initiate an explosive charge with zero delay.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized to initiate an instantaneous, controlled
detonation for explosive breaching or demolition of
other dangerous explosives encountered during
Explosive Ordnance Disposal call outs.
40-hour explosive breaching course and quarterly
training of explosives operations. Use for Explosive
Ordnance Disposal purposes include the Federal
Bureau of Investigation's Hazardous Device School,
six-week course.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized Bomb Squad and SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander, SWAT commander, or Bomb Squad team member of an Explosive Ordnance Disposal call out. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), and Reference Manual 532.16 (Bomb Squad Manual).

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.dynonobel.com/practical-innovations/popular-products/blasting-caps

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Dyno Nobel Inc. Primacord 4Y, 18 Grain Detonating Cord
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $.62/ft $0.00 2,194.5 Feet 10 years
Description
Flexible, thin, plastic-covered cord with a core of high-explosive material.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
The explosive used solely for explosive breaching
and demolition of other dangerous explosives
encountered during Explosive Ordnance Disposal
call outs.
40-hour explosive breaching course and quarterly
training of explosives operations. Use for Explosive
Ordnance Disposal purposes include the Federal
Bureau of Investigation's Hazardous Device School, six- week course.

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/content/dam/portal/police/Transparency/Military-Use-Reports/military- equipment-specs/ExplosiveBreachingApparatuses1.pdf

Dyno Nobel Inc. Primacord 5, 25 Grain Detonating Cord
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $.76/ft $0.00 2,102.67 Feet 10 years
Description
Flexible, thin, plastic-covered cord with a core of high-explosive material.

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Dyno Nobel Inc. Primacord 10, 50 Grain Detonating Cord
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $1.00/ft $0.00 0 10 years
Description
Flexible, thin, plastic-covered cord with a core of high-explosive material.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
The explosive used solely for explosive breaching
and demolition of other dangerous explosives
encountered during Explosive Ordnance Disposal
call outs.
40-hour explosive breaching course and quarterly
training of explosives operations. Use for Explosive
Ordnance Disposal purposes include the Federal Bureau
of Investigation's Hazardous Device School, six- week
course.

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7b. Breaching Shotguns

Annual Cost: Approximately $3,012.13

Royal Arms International Royal Remington 870 Express Breaching Shotgun Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $500.00 $0.00 0 N/A
Description
A Remington 870 Express shotgun that has been modified for use with the 12-gauge, diversionary and breaching munitions.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Deliver 12-gauge diversionary and breaching rounds
while reducing debris deflection, recoil, and muzzle
rise.
40-hour ballistic breaching course and bi-annual
shotgun breaching training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.04 (Firearms), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), General Order 580.16 (SWAT Diversionary Devices [Flash Bangs]), and Office of Operations Order 580.07 (Shotgun/Explosive Breaching). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://royalarms.com/shop/royal-remington-870-express-breaching-shotgun/

7c. Breaching Munitions

Annual Cost: Consumable items utilized by non-consumable military equipment, see Category 7b.

Royal Arms International FB-82H 12 Gauge 82 Grain Flash Bang Hard Breaching Round Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $8.04 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 12-gauge, diversionary and breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Designed and utilized as a less lethal diversionary
round that can breach solid wood doors, sliders,
automotive glass, light steel, and used inside crawl
spaces.

See Category 7b, Royal Arms International Royal
Remington 870 Express Breaching Shotgun Required
Training.

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https://royalarms.com/shop/fb82h-12-ga-flash-bang-hard/

Royal Arms International HP Cutter 12 Gauge Hollow Point Rebar Cutter Breaching Round Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $9.33 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 12-gauge breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Designed and utilized to cut re-bar and breach
security glass, automotive doors, and engine blocks.

See Category 7b, Royal Arms International Royal
Remington 870 Express Breaching Shotgun Required
Training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.04 (Firearms), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), and Office of Operations Order 580.07 (Shotgun/Explosive Breaching). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://royalarms.com/shop/12-ga-hollow-point-rebar-cutter-round/

Royal Arms International MB-70S 12 Gauge Muzzle Blast Flash Bang Soft Breaching Round Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $6.77 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 12-gauge, diversionary and breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Designed and utilized as a less lethal diversionary
round that can breach light wood doors, interior doors, windows, sliders, and automotive glass.

See Category 7b, Royal Arms International Royal
Remington 870 Express Breaching Shotgun Required
Training.

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Royal Arms International TESCR#3 Green Cap 375 Grain Clayvon Frangible Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $5.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 12-gauge breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Designed and utilized to breach hollow core doors,
light steel doors, door locks, and door hinges.

See Category 7b, Royal Arms International Royal
Remington 870 Express Breaching Shotgun Required
Training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.04 (Firearms), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), and Office of Operations Order 580.07 (Shotgun/Explosive Breaching). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.global-ordnance.com/product/tescr3-green-cap-375-gr-clayvon-frangible/

Royal Arms International TESAR#2 Black Cap 425 Grain Copper Frangible Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $7.68 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 12-gauge breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Designed and utilized to breach solid wood doors,
steel doors, heavy door locks, door bolts, and door
hinges.

See Category 7b, Royal Arms International Royal
Remington 870 Express Breaching Shotgun Required
Training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.04 (Firearms), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), and Office of Operations Order 580.07 (Shotgun/Explosive Breaching). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://royalarms.com/shop/black-cap-420-gr-copper-frangible-12-round-box/

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Royal Arms International TESAR#4 Yellow Cap 750 Grain Copper Frangible Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $5.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 12-gauge breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Designed and utilized to breach heavy steel doors,
class 2 doors, door locks, and door hinges.

See Category 7b, Royal Arms International Royal
Remington 870 Express Breaching Shotgun Required
Training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.04 (Firearms), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), and Office of Operations Order 580.07 (Shotgun/Explosive Breaching). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://royalarms.com/shop/coppers70-steel-750-grain-12-round-box/

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Category 8: Firearms of .50 Caliber or Greater
Government Code § 7070(c)(8) defines this category as, “Firearms of .50 caliber or greater. However, standard issue shotguns are specifically excluded from this subdivision.” The Sacramento Police Department does not possess any military equipment in this category.

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Category 9: Ammunition of .50 Caliber or Greater
Government Code § 7070(c)(9) defines this category as, “Ammunition of .50 caliber or greater. However, standard issue shotgun ammunition is specifically excluded from this subdivision.” The Sacramento Police Department does not possess any military equipment in this category.

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Category 10: Specialized Firearms and Ammunition
10a. Rifles
Annual Cost: Approximately $275,309.28

Colt 6920 Series Patrol Rifle
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $798.72 $0.00 0 N/A
Description
A semi-automatic, shoulder-fired firearm, chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber) with a 16-inch barrel.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized when encountering armed subjects, provides
officers with a more stable platform, and allows for
greater officer-to-subject distances to increase
effectiveness of de-escalation techniques.

Commission on Police Officer Standards and Training
approved rifle course and bi-annual rifle training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 260.03 (Firearms Training and Qualification), General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), and General Order 580.04 (Firearms). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.colt.com/detail-page/colt-le6920-carbine-223556-161-301-pmag-mbus-4-pos-stk-blk

Colt M16A1 Rifle, Converted to Semi-Automatic
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $870.00 $0.00 0 N/A
Description
A semi-automatic, shoulder-fired firearm, chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber) with a 20-inch barrel.

Commission on Police Officer Standards and Training
approved rifle course and bi-annual rifle training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 260.03 (Firearms Training and Qualification), General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), and General Order 580.04 (Firearms). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://weaponsystems.net/system/243-Colt+M16A1

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Colt M4 Commando 11.5" Rifle
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $1,315.00 $0.00 0 N/A
Description
An automatic, shoulder-fired firearm, chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber) with a 11.5-inch barrel.

Commission on Police Officer Standards and Training
(POST) approved rifle course, POST-approved, 80-
hour SWAT school (based on scheduling and course
availability), bi-annual rifle training, and participate in regular SWAT training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 260.03 (Firearms Training and Qualification), General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.04 (Firearms), and General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://armsunlimited.com/colt-m4-commando-556-semi-auto-short-barrel- rifle/?srsltid=AfmBOooCMZxQwEB7qcRNN5r_1vi-kpFZwLuvUaePbtqMEgyiI_a5hLrF

DPMS AR-10, .308 Caliber Rifle, Model LR-308
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $1,500.00 $0.00 0 N/A
Description
A semi-automatic, shoulder-fired firearm, chambered in 7.62mm (.308 caliber) with a 20-inch barrel.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 260.03 (Firearms Training and Qualification), General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.04 (Firearms), and General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
No longer available.

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Loyal 9 Manufacturing M4-89 LE Rifle 11.5"
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $2,223.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A semi-automatic, shoulder-fired firearm, chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber) with a 11.5-inch barrel.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 260.03 (Firearms Training and Qualification), General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.04 (Firearms), and General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://sonsoflibertygw.com/solgw-m489/

LWRCI Rapid Engagement Precision Rifle MK11 7.62mm 20"
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $3,250.00 $0.00 0 N/A
Description
A semi-automatic, shoulder-fired firearm, chambered in 7.62mm (.308 caliber) with a 20-inch barrel.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 260.03 (Firearms Training and Qualification), General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.04 (Firearms), and General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.lwrci.com/REPR-MKII-762-NATO_p_261.html

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10b. Rifle Ammunition

Annual Cost: Consumable items utilized by non-consumable military equipment, see Category 10a.

Federal American Eagle .223 Remington, 55 Grain Rifle Round Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $0.34 $0.34 500,000 N/A
Description
Training ammunition for rifles chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber).

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Reduced cost ammunition used during training with
rifles.

See Required Training for rifles chambered in

5.56mm (.223 caliber).

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users training under the direction of the Research, Development, and Training Division captain or department Rangemaster. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 260.11 (General Training Safety Guidelines), General Order 260.03 (Firearms Training and Qualification), General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.04 (Firearms), and General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team).

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.federalpremium.com/rifle/american-eagle/american-eagle-rifle/11-AE223.html

Federal Gold Medal .308 WIN, 168 Grain Rifle Round
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $0.79 $0.00 0 N/A
Description
Training ammunition for rifles chambered in .308 Winchester.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Reduced cost ammunition used during SWAT sniper
rifle training.

See Required Training for rifles chambered in

7.62mm (.308 caliber).

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users training under the direction of the SWAT commander or SWAT sergeant. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 260.11 (General Training Safety Guidelines), General Order 260.03 (Firearms Training and Qualification), General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.04 (Firearms), and General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.federalpremium.com/rifle/gold-medal/gold-medal-sierra-matchking/11-GM308M.html

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Hornady .308 WIN TAP, 168 Grain ELD Match TAP AR Round
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $1.25 $1.43 7,000 N/A
Description
Duty ammunition for rifles chambered in .308 Winchester.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Consistent ammunition for use while on duty for
SWAT sniper rifle operators.

See Required Training for rifles chambered in

7.62mm (.308 caliber).

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.hornadyle.com/rifle-ammunition/168-gr-eld-match-tap-ar#!/

Hornady 5.56 NATO, 55 Grain FMJ Training
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $0.34 $0.00 0 N/A
Description
Training ammunition for rifles chambered in 5.56 mm (.223 caliber).

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Reduced cost ammunition used during training with
rifles.

See Required Training for rifles chambered in

5.56mm (.223 caliber).

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.hornadyle.com/rifle-ammunition/55-gr-fmj-5.56-nato#!/

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RUAG Swiss P .308 WIN, Armor Piercing FMJCH 196 Grain Rifle Round Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $6.00 $0.00 0 15 years
Description
Specialized ammunition for rifles chambered in .308 Winchester.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Designed to penetrate armor and other ballistic
barriers.

See Required Training for rifles chambered in

7.62mm (.308 caliber).

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://swiss-p.com/en/sniper/p/308-win-swiss-p-ap-12-7-g-196-gr

Maxim Defense 5.56x45mm, 40 Grain Frangible Training Ammunition Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $0.75 $0.00 0 10 years
Description
Training ammunition for rifles chambered in 5.56 mm (.223 caliber).

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Designed for use inside live-fire training facilities or training environments where users intend to minimize
ricochets and backsplash.

See Required Training for rifles chambered in 5.56mm
(.223 caliber).

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users training under the direction of the SWAT commander or SWAT sergeant. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 260.11 (General Training Safety Guidelines), General Order 260.03 (Firearms Training and Qualification), General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.04 (Firearms), and General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/content/dam/portal/police/Transparency/Military-Use-Reports/military- equipment-specs/SpecializedFirearmsandAmmunition1.pdf

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RUAG Swiss P .308 WIN, Tactical 164 Grain Rifle Round
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $8.00 $0.00 0 15 years
Description
Specialized ammunition for rifles chambered in .308 Winchester.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Designed to penetrate barriers without changing bullet
trajectory.

See Required Training for rifles chambered in

7.62mm (.308 caliber).

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://swiss-p.com/en/sniper/p/308-win-swiss-p-tactical-10-6-g-163-gr

Speer Gold Dot .233 Remington, 62 Grain Rifle Round
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $0.52 $0.52 100,000 N/A
Description
Duty ammunition for rifles chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber).

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Consistent ammunition for use by rifle-trained officers, while on duty.

See Required Training for rifles chambered in

5.56mm (.223 caliber).

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.speer.com/ammunition/gold_dot/rifle/gold_dot_rifle_personal_protection/19-24461.html

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Category 11: Firearms or Launchers with Explosive Projectiles Government Code § 7070(c)(11) defines this category as, “Any firearm or firearm accessory that is designed to launch explosive projectiles.”
The Sacramento Police Department does not possess any military equipment in this category.

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Category 12: Flashbangs and Chemical Agents
12a. Flashbangs
Annual Cost: Approximately $16,760.90

Combined Tactical Systems, 7290-2 Flash Bang
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $52.00 $71.36 48 5 years
Description
Non-bursting non-fragmenting device that produces two distractions (loud bangs and bright lights).

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT and the Canine Unit to distract a
subject during SWAT hostage rescues, room entries,
or other high-risk situations. Capable of producing
atmospheric over-pressure and bright light that
produces a short-term disorientation of subjects.

SWAT diversionary device training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT and Canine Unit users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), and General Order 580.16 (SWAT Diversionary Devices [Flash Bangs]). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://combinedsystems.com/products/mepd2qls6h0em4m1wll6y9pu/hzob0zoi9133qhbwpz9q8t02

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Combined Tactical Systems, 7290-6 Flash Bang
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $168.71 $168.71 20 5 years
Description
Non-bursting non-fragmenting device that produces six distractions (loud bangs and bright lights).

SWAT diversionary device training.

Combined Tactical Systems, 7290-7 Flash Bang
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $169.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
Top and bottom non-fragmenting minimal movement device that produces seven distractions (loud bangs and bright lights).

SWAT diversionary device training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT and Canine Unit users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), and General Order 580.16 (SWAT Diversionary Devices [Flash Bangs]). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.combinedsystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/7290-7-CTS-Rev-E.pdf

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Combined Tactical Systems, 7290M Mini Bang
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $55.69 $47.90 96 5 years
Description
Non-bursting non-fragmenting device that produces one distraction (loud bang and bright light).

SWAT diversionary device training.

12b. Chemical Agents

Annual Cost: Approximately $832.09

Combined Systems, Inc. CS Baffled Canister Grenade #5230B Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $41.93 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
An irritant and smoke dispensing pyrotechnic canister that releases 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent and smoke when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT and may be launched with the
Combined Tactical Systems LC5 Launching Cup or
hand thrown. Designed to disperse 25 grams of
active agent, irritant smoke in confined spaces for 20- 40 seconds and causes a physical reaction within
seconds.

Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

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Manufacturer Description and Website
https://combinedsystems.com/products/u80c4yym46y11thvd5xxqwpw/e0y10lj6mb4iwa6qnuwgtjlw

Defense Technology, First Defense 1.3% MK-46V Stream OC Aerosol #43046 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $495.00 $519.95 6 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing device that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed. This product utilizes a stream delivery method.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Provides user with ability to disperse stream of active agent within 25-30 feet of open area or into a small
room that causes a physical reaction within seconds.

Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/first-defense-1-3-mk-46v-stream-oc-aerosol/

Defense Technology, First Defense 1.3% MK-9 Fogger OC Aerosol #43953 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $57.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing device that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed. This product utilizes a cone or fogger delivery method providing a wide spray pattern.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Provides user with ability to disperse cone or fogger
of active agent within 18-20 feet of open area or into a small room that causes a physical reaction within
seconds.

Department less lethal and chemical agents training.

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/first-defense-1-3-mk-9-fogger-oc-aerosol/

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Defense Technology, First Defense 1.3% MK-9 Stream OC Aerosol #56895 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $55.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing device that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed. This product utilizes a stream delivery method.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Provides user with ability to disperse stream of active agent within 18-20 feet of open area or into a small
room that causes a physical reaction within seconds.

Department less lethal and chemical agents training.

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/first-defense-1-3-mk-9-stream-oc-aerosol/

Defense Technology, First Defense 0.4% MK-9 Stream OC Aerosol #5299 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $55.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing device that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed. This product utilizes a stream delivery method.

Department less lethal and chemical agents training.

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/first-defense-4-mk-9-stream-oc-aerosol/

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Defense Technology, Flameless Expulsion CS Grenade #2042 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $48.00 $52.95 5 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing non-pyrotechnic canister that releases 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed
Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a non-pyrotechnic device designed
to disperse 0.16 ounces of active agent for three
seconds that is effective inside confined areas of
approximately 1,500 square feet that causes a
physical reaction within seconds
Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-expulsion-cs-grenade/

Defense Technology, Flameless Expulsion OC Grenade #2040 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $49.00 $54.50 4 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing non-pyrotechnic canister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a non-pyrotechnic device designed
to disperse 0.02 ounces of active agent for three
seconds that is effective inside confined areas of
approximately 1,500 square feet that causes a
physical reaction within seconds.

Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-expulsion-oc-grenade/

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Defense Technology, Flameless Tri-Chamber CS Grenade #1032 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $45.00 $44.50 10 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic canister that releases 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed
Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic canister that
releases 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS)
chemical agent when deployed
Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-tri-chamber-cs-grenade/

Defense Technology, Flameless Tri-Chamber OC Grenade #1030 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $58.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic canister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a pyrotechnic device designed to
disperse 0.70 ounces of active agent for 20-25
seconds inside internal chambers, reducing the risk of
fire, that causes a physical reaction within seconds.

Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-tri-chamber-oc-grenade/

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Defense Technology, Flameless Tri-Chamber Saf-Smoke Grenade #1033 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $43.00 $42.50 12 5 years
Description
A pyrotechnic canister that releases smoke when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a pyrotechnic device that is
primarily utilized to disperses smoke for cover,
concealment, or diversion. May also be used in
conjunction with a chemical agent canister to increase
effectiveness.

Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-tri-chamber-saf-smoke-grenade/

Defense Technology, OC Aerosol Grenade 1.3% Fogger 6 Ounce #56854 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $22.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing non-pyrotechnic canister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a non-pyrotechnic device designed
to disperse active agent mist for 20-25 seconds inside
rooms or enclosed areas that causes a physical
reaction within seconds.

Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/oc-aerosol-grenade-1-3-fogger-6-ounce/

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Defense Technology, OC Triple- Chaser Separating Canister #1020 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $61.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic canister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a pyrotechnic device designed to
disperse 3.20 ounces of active agent from three
separate canisters for 20-30 seconds that causes a
physical reaction within seconds.

Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/triple-chaser-separating-canister-cs/

Defense Technology, OC Vapor Aerosol Grenade #1056
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $49.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing non-pyrotechnic canister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a non-pyrotechnic device designed
to disperse active agent aerosol inside confined areas
that causes a physical reaction within seconds.

Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/oc-vapor-aerosol-grenade/

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Defense Technology, Pocket Tactical Blue Smoke Grenade #1017B Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $39.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A pyrotechnic canister that releases smoke when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
A pyrotechnic device that produces blue-colored
smoke for 20-40 seconds and is utilized by users for
concealment, diversion, or to signal a location.

Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/pocket-tactical-blue-smoke-grenade/

Defense Technology, Riot Control Continuous Discharge Grenade CS #1082 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $27.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic canister that releases 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a pyrotechnic device designed to
disperse 2.70 ounces of active agent through four
ports for 20-40 seconds that causes a physical
reaction within seconds.

Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/riot-control-continuous-discharge-grenade-cs/

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Defense Technology, Riot Control Continuous Discharge OC Grenade #1080 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $41.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic canister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a pyrotechnic device designed to
disperse 0.88 ounces of active agent through four
ports for 20-40 seconds that causes a physical
reaction within seconds.

Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/riot-control-continuous-discharge-grenade-oc/

Defense Technology, Triple-Chaser Separating Canister CS #1026 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $47.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic canister that releases 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed.

Department less lethal and SWAT chemical agents
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/triple-chaser-separating-canister-oc/

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12c. PepperBall Projectiles

Annual Cost: Consumable items utilized by non-consumable military equipment, see Category 14e

PepperBall Live Projectile
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $2.00 $0.00 0 3 years
Description
An irritant projectile that contains synthetic oleoresin capsicum (OC) powder.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Contains 2.00% PAVA (synthetic oleoresin capsicum
[OC]) powder with a direct impact range of 30 feet
and area saturation of 150 feet. Utilized to deliver a
chemical agent that causes a physical reaction within
seconds.

See Required Training for PepperBall VKS Carbine.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://pepperball.com/projectiles/pepperball-live/

PepperBall Live-X Projectile
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $3.00 $0.00 0 3 years
Description
An irritant projectile that contains synthetic oleoresin capsicum (OC) powder.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Contains 5.00% PAVA (synthetic oleoresin capsicum
[OC]) powder with a direct impact range of 60 feet
and area saturation of 150 feet. Utilized to deliver a
chemical agent that causes a physical reaction within
seconds.

See Required Training for PepperBall VKS Carbine.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://pepperball.com/projectiles/pepperball-live-x/

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PepperBall VXR Live Projectile
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $3.96 $0.00 0 3 years
Description
An irritant projectile that contains synthetic oleoresin capsicum (OC) powder.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Contains 0.25% PAVA (synthetic oleoresin capsicum
[OC]) powder with a direct impact range of 150 feet
and area saturation of over 390 feet. Utilized to
deliver a chemical agent that causes a physical
reaction within seconds.

See Required Training for PepperBall VKS Carbine.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://apdistributor.com/pepperball-vxr-live-powder-projectiles

PepperBall VXR Live-X Projectile
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $3.60 $0.00 0 3 years
Description
An irritant projectile that contains synthetic oleoresin capsicum (OC) powder.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Contains 2.50% PAVA (synthetic oleoresin capsicum
[OC]) powder with a direct impact range of 150 feet
and area saturation of over 390 feet. Utilized to
deliver a chemical agent that causes a physical
reaction within seconds.

See Required Training for PepperBall VKS Carbine.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://pepperball.com/projectiles/vxr-live-x/

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Category 13: Long Range Acoustic Devices
13a. Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRAD)
Annual Cost: Approximately $8,754.84
Genasys Inc. LRAD 100X MAG-HS Wireless Kit
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $12,650.00 $0.00 0 25 years
Description
A device with a high-intensity, directional acoustical array for long-range communication.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized to provide clear public address
announcements during Crisis Negotiations Team
incidents and training, civil emergencies, natural
disasters, evacuations, and other police events.

Capable of communicating voice input or pre-
recorded audio at a maximum range of 600 meters or
an operational range of 250 meters with background
noise over 88 decibels.

Department long range acoustic device training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander, Crisis Negotiations Team commander, or during other police events. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 532.09 (Assignment of Hostage Negotiators), General Order 580.17 (Use of the Long Range Acoustic Device [LRAD]), and Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://genasys.com/content/uploads/2021/02/Datasheet_LRAD_100X-MAG-HS_2021_QR.pdf

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Genasys Inc. LRAD 300X-RE
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $14,800.00 $0.00 0 25 years
Description
A device with a high-intensity directional acoustical array for long-range communication. This model is designed for use on a tripod mount or mounting on a vessel or vehicle.

Capable of communicating voice input or pre-
recorded audio at a maximum range of 1,000 meters
or an operational range of 350 meters with
background noise over 88 decibels.

Department long range acoustic device training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander, Crisis Negotiations Team commander, or during other police events. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 532.09 (Assignment of Hostage Negotiators), General Order 580.17 (Use of the Long Range Acoustic Device [LRAD]), and Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/content/dam/portal/police/Transparency/Military-Use-Reports/military- equipment-specs/LRAD1.pdf

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Genasys Inc. LRAD 500X-RE
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $23,200.00 $0.00 0 25 years
Description
A device with a high-intensity directional acoustical array for long-range communication. This model is designed for use on a tripod mount or mounting on a vessel or vehicle.

Capable of communicating voice input or pre-
recorded audio at a maximum range of 2,000 meters
or an operational range of 650 meters with
background noise over 88 decibels.

Department long range acoustic device training.

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Category 14: Projectile Launching Platforms and Munitions 14a. 40mm Launchers
Annual Cost: Approximately $10,141.74

Defense Technology, 40mm Four Shot Launcher #1440
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $1,975.00 $0.00 0 15 years
Description
A four-shot launcher that utilizes 40mm munitions as a less lethal weapons system.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT to launch 40mm munitions from
four pump-action cylinders and with varying purposes,
capabilities, and effective range distances according
to the type of munition.

Department less lethal training, bi-annual less lethal
training, and SWAT chemical agents training for
specific types of 40mm munitions.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.12 (Less Lethal Weapons Systems), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), General Order 580.16 (SWAT Diversionary Devices [Flash Bangs]), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/40mm-Tactical-4-Shot-Launcher.pdf

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Defense Technology, 40mm Single Shot Launcher #1425
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $1,000.00 $0.00 0 25 years
Description
A single-shot launcher that utilizes 40mm munitions as a less lethal weapons system.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized to launch 40mm munitions with varying
purposes, capabilities, and effective range distances
according to the specific type of munition.

Department less lethal training, bi-annual less lethal
training, and SWAT chemical agents training for
specific types of 40mm munitions.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander, SWAT commander, or during other police events. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.12 (Less Lethal Weapons Systems), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), General Order 580.16 (SWAT Diversionary Devices [Flash Bangs]), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/DT_40MM_Single_Launcher_Sell_Sheet.pdf

14b. 40mm Munitions

Annual Cost: Consumable items utilized by non-consumable military equipment, see Category 14a

Defense Technology, 40mm Direct Impact OC Crushable Foam Round #6320 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $24.00 $25.53 200 5 years
Description
A 40mm impact munition with a sponge nose and oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent powder.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Projectile designed and utilized to deliver chemical
agent powder that causes a physical reaction within
seconds and has effective range of 5 to 120 feet.

Department less lethal and bi-annual less lethal
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander, SWAT commander, or during other police events. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.12 (Less Lethal Weapons Systems), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), General Order 580.16 (SWAT Diversionary Devices [Flash Bangs]), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/direct-impact-40-mm-oc-crushable-foam-round/

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Defense Technology, 40mm Exact Impact Sponge Round #6325 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $24.00 $25.53 300 5 years
Description
A 40mm impact munition with a sponge nose.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Spin stabilized foam, sponge projectile with an
effective range of 5 to 131 feet. Utilized to deliver 120 foot pounds of energy on impact against a person or
object.

Department less lethal and bi-annual less lethal
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander, SWAT commander, or during other police events. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.12 (Less Lethal Weapons Systems), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), and Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/exact-impact-40-mm-standard-range-sponge-round/

Defense Technology, Ferret 40mm Liquid Barricade Penetrator Round CS #2262 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $23.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 40mm munition capable of dispensing 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT to penetrate through barriers (e.g.,
windows, hollow core doors, wall board, and thick
plywood), deliver a chemical agent that causes a
physical reaction within seconds, and has an effective
range of 50 feet.

Department less lethal training, bi-annual less lethal
training, and SWAT chemical agents training.

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/ferret-40-mm-liquid-barricade-penetrator-round-cs/

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Defense Technology, Ferret 40mm Liquid Barricade Penetrator Round, OC #2260 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $29.95 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 40mm munition capable of dispensing an irritant chemical agent (OC) when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT to penetrate through barriers (e.g.,
windows, hollow core doors, wall board, and thick
plywood, deliver a chemical agent that causes a
physical reaction within seconds, and has an effective
range of 50 feet.

Department less lethal training, bi-annual less lethal
training, and SWAT chemical agents training.

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/ferret-40mm-liquid-barricade-penetrator-round-oc/

Defense Technology, Inert Ferret 40mm Liquid Barricade Penetrator Round #2263 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $24.75 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 40mm training munition.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT as a training munition designed to
confirm aiming systems, test launcher capabilities,
and has an effective range of 50 meters.

Department less lethal training, bi-annual less lethal
training, and SWAT chemical agents training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized SWAT users training under the direction of the SWAT commander or SWAT sergeant. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 260.11 (General Training Safety Guidelines), General Order 580.12 (Less Lethal Weapons Systems), and General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/ferret-40-mm-liquid-barricade-penetrator-round-inert/

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Defense Technology, Spede-Heat 40mm Long Range CS #6182 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $30.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 40mm munition capable of dispensing 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a pyrotechnic munition designed to
disperse 20-40 seconds of chemical agent that
causes a physical reaction within seconds and has an
effective range of 150 yards.

Department less lethal training, bi-annual less lethal
training, and SWAT chemical agents training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.12 (Less Lethal Weapons Systems), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/product/spede-heat-40-mm-long-range-round-cs/

Defense Technology, Spede-Heat 40mm Long Range Round Saf-Smoke #6183 Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $27.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 40mm munition capable of dispensing smoke when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a pyrotechnic munition designed to
disperse 20-40 seconds of smoke in open areas and
has an effective range of 150 yards.

Department less lethal training, bi-annual less lethal
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Defense Technology, 40mm Round Muzzle Blast OC #6040
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $28.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 40mm munition capable of dispensing oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a pyrotechnic munition designed to
disperse a chemical agent that causes a physical
reaction within seconds, and has an effective range of
30 feet.

Department less lethal training, bi-annual less lethal
training, and SWAT chemical agents training.

Defense Technology, 40mm Warning Signaling Munition #6028WS Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $41.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 40mm aerial warning and signaling munition.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a munition designed to emit a 170
decibel sound and bright light and deflagrate 20 feet
above targeted area to signal a person or group.

Authorized users shall have completed less lethal
training, bi-annual less lethal training, and
diversionary device training (conducted by SWAT).

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.12 (Less Lethal Weapons Systems), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), General Order 580.16 (SWAT Diversionary Devices [Flash Bangs]), and Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/40mm-Warning_Signaling-Munition- w_Payload.pdf

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Defense Technology, 40mm Warning/Signaling Munition with CS #6028CS Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $41.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 40mm aerial warning and signaling munition with 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT, a munition designed to emit a 170
decibel sound and bright light, disperse a chemical
agent that causes a physical reaction in seconds, and
deflagrate 20-30 feet above a targeted area to signal
a person or group.

Department less lethal training, bi-annual less lethal
training, and SWAT chemical agents and diversionary
device training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.12 (Less Lethal Weapons Systems), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), General Order 580.16 (SWAT Diversionary Devices [Flash Bangs]), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/40mm-Warning_Signaling-Munition- w_Payload.pdf

Defense Technology, 40mm Warning/Signaling Munition with OC #6028OC Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $41.00 $0.00 0 5 years
Description
A 40mm aerial warning and signaling munition that contains an oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent.

Department less lethal training, bi-annual less lethal
training, and SWAT chemical agents and diversionary
device training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander or SWAT commander. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.12 (Less Lethal Weapons Systems), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), General Order 580.16 (SWAT Diversionary Devices [Flash Bangs]), Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual), and Reference Manual 580.07 (Chemical Agents Manual).

Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.defense-technology.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/40mm-Warning_Signaling-Munition- w_Payload.pdf

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14c. Launching Cup

Annual Cost: Approximately $366.96

Combined Tactical Systems LC5 Launching Cup
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $302.00 $0.00 0 25 years
Description
A device that attaches to a 12 gauge less lethal shotgun which allows canisters of chemical agents or smoke to be launched.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized by SWAT to launch Combined Systems, Inc.

CS Baffled Canister Grenade #5230B with an
effective range up to 50 yards. Utilized to introduce
chemical agents into a structure or confined area.

Department less lethal training, bi-annual less lethal
training, and SWAT chemical agents training.

SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://combinedsystems.com/products/u80c4yym46y11thvd5xxqwpw/xeyrhml5amdekk3ixxyoxl2q

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14d. Less Lethal Shotgun and Munitions

Annual Cost: Approximately $11,866.07

Combined Tactical Systems Super Sock Bean Bag - 12 Gauge 2 3/4" Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $5.90 $6.42 10,000 5 years
Description
A less lethal impact munition deployed from a less lethal shotgun with a 75-foot effective range.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Ballistic fiber bag that contains 40 grams of lead shot and travels 270-290 feet per second. Utilized
between 5 feet and 75 feet (effective range). Utilized
to deliver energy against a person or object.

Department less lethal and bi-annual less lethal
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander, SWAT commander, or during other police events. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.12 (Less Lethal Weapons Systems), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), and Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://combinedsystems.com/products/l0bu27qe2tczm0kzqhv65vqc/bk8okauzlh00hmy1h25xzpgw

Remington Model 870, 12 Gauge Shotgun
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $946.00 $0.00 0 25 years
Description
A shotgun used to deploy the less lethal 12-gauge Super Sock beanbag munition and equipped with an orange-colored stock and fore-end.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized to launch Combined Tactical Systems Super
Sock Bean Bag.

Department less lethal and bi-annual less lethal
training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander, SWAT commander, or during other police events. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.12 (Less Lethal Weapons Systems), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), and Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://www.remarms.com/shotguns/tactical/model-870-synthetic-tactical

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14e. PepperBall Launcher

Annual Cost: Approximately $7,394.33

PepperBall VKS Carbine
Initial Cost Current Cost Proposed Acquisitions Lifespan $1,349.00 $0 0 20 years
Description
A device that deploys oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent projectiles. Launchers are air powered with carbon dioxide, nitrogen, or compressed air.

Purpose and Capabilities Required Training
Utilized to launch Pepperball munitions. Department less lethal and annual less lethal training.

Authorized Uses, Legal, and Procedural Rules
Authorized users working under the direction of the incident commander, SWAT commander, or during other police events. Use of this equipment shall comply with the authorizations and prohibitions in accordance with General Order 580.02 (Use of Force), General Order 580.12 (Less Lethal Weapons Systems), General Order 580.15 (Special Weapons and Tactics [SWAT] Team), and Reference Manual 532.11 (First Amendment Assembly Manual). SPD Policy and Procedures
Manufacturer Description and Website
https://pepperball.com/launchers/

REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
J. POLICY AND PROCEDURES

1. General Orders and Reference Manuals pertaining to the use of equipment described in this document may be found on the City of Sacramento’s website: (https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/police/police- transparency/policy-and-procedures).

Annual Military Equipment Use Report
May 1, 2024 – April 30, 2025

Sacramento Police Department
CHIEF KATHERINE LESTER • 5770 FREEPORT BLVD STE 100, SACRAMENTO, CA 95822 • WWW.SACPD.ORG

The mission of the Sacramento Police Department is to work in partnership with the community to protect life and property, solve neighborhood problems, and enhance the quality of life in our city.

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ...................................................................................................................................... 2 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................... 3 Definitions ..................................................................................................................................................... 4 Categories ..................................................................................................................................................... 5 Equipment: Inventory, Proposed Acquisitions, and Annual Costs ............................................................. 6 Category 1: Robots and Uncrewed Aerial Systems.............................................................................................. 7 Category 2: Armored Vehicles ............................................................................................................................... 9 Category 3: High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles .............................................................................. 10 Category 4: Tracked Armored Vehicles ............................................................................................................... 11 Category 5: Command and Control Vehicles ..................................................................................................... 12 Category 6: Weaponized Aircraft, Vessels, or Other Vehicles .......................................................................... 13 Category 7: Explosive Breaching Apparatuses ................................................................................................... 14 Category 8: Firearms of .50 Caliber or Greater ................................................................................................... 17 Category 9: Ammunition of .50 Caliber or Greater ............................................................................................. 18 Category 10: Specialized Firearms and Ammunition ........................................................................................ 19 Category 11: Firearms or Launchers with Explosive Projectiles ....................................................................... 21 Category 12: Flashbangs and Chemical Agents ................................................................................................ 22 Category 13: Long Range Acoustic Devices ....................................................................................................... 25 Category 14: Projectile Launching Platforms and Munitions ............................................................................ 26 Other Costs .................................................................................................................................................. 31 Inspections and Standards Team ........................................................................................................................ 31 Professional Standards Unit ................................................................................................................................ 31 Department Armorer ............................................................................................................................................. 31 Use and Reporting ....................................................................................................................................... 32 Military Equipment Use ........................................................................................................................................ 32 City Council Districts Map ................................................................................................................................ 33 ZIP Codes ............................................................................................................................................................. 34 Comparative Reporting ........................................................................................................................................ 35 Complaints or Concerns ...................................................................................................................................... 42 Audits and Inspections ......................................................................................................................................... 43 Appendix A: Equipment Description Details .............................................................................................. 48 Appendix B: Expanded Military Equipment Use ......................................................................................... 86 Appendix C: Response to Sacramento Community Police Review Commission Questions ................. 128

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Introduction
On September 30, 2021, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Bill 481, requiring all California law enforcement agencies to obtain approval prior to the use or acquisition of military equipment from the applicable governing body, by ordinance adopting a military equipment use policy at a regular meeting of the governing body.

The governing body may approve the funding, acquisition, and use of military equipment within its jurisdiction, after a law enforcement agency under its supervision submits a proposed military equipment use policy and makes those documents available on the agency’s website at least 30 days prior to any public hearing concerning the military equipment at issue.

The governing body is required to annually review the military equipment use ordinance and determine, based upon an annual military equipment use report (“annual report”), compliance with the standards for approval of each type of military equipment under AB 481.

The annual report must be publicly available on each agency’s website and, at a minimum, contain information for the preceding calendar year for each type of military equipment. This information includes:
(1) A summary of how the military equipment was used and the purpose of its use. (2) A summary of any complaints or concerns received concerning the military equipment. (3) The results of any internal audits, any information about violations of the military equipment use policy, and any actions taken in response.
(4) The total annual cost for each type of military equipment, including acquisition, personnel, training, transportation, maintenance, storage, upgrade, and other ongoing costs, and from what source funds will be provided for the military equipment in the calendar year following submission of the annual military equipment report.
(5) The quantity possessed for each type of military equipment. (6) If the law enforcement agency intends to acquire additional military equipment in the next year, the quantity sought for each type of military equipment.

In addition, within 30 days of submitting and publicly releasing an annual military equipment report, the law enforcement agency must hold at least one well-publicized and conveniently located community engagement meeting to discuss and ask questions about the report and the law enforcement agency’s funding, acquisition, or use of military equipment.

All details pertaining to Assembly Bill 481 have been codified within Government Code §§ 7070-7075.

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Definitions
Annual costs – The approximate and applicable total of acquisition, personnel, training, transportation, maintenance, storage, upgrade, or other ongoing costs.

Consumable equipment – Equipment that is typically used once, depletes with use, and requires replenishment regularly. Items include, but are not limited to, ammunition, chemical agents, diversionary devices, and other munitions.

Governing body – The elected body that oversees a law enforcement agency or, if there is no elected body that directly oversees the law enforcement agency, the appointed body that oversees a law enforcement agency. In the case of a law enforcement agency of a county, including a sheriff’s department or a district attorney’s office, “governing body” means the board of supervisors of the county (Government Code § 7070[a]).

Maintenance costs – The cost of routine preventative maintenance, replacement parts, software, licensing, contract fees, and outside vendor services (e.g., labor, parts, and materials). Maintenance completed by employees includes employee salary costs calculated utilizing the average of all employees’ pay scales.

Non-consumable equipment – Equipment that may be used repeatedly and for longer periods of time without substantial wear. Typically serialized and requiring periodic maintenance or repair to ensure functionality. Items include, but are not limited to, vehicles, firearms, and less-lethal munition launchers.

Personnel and training costs – The total of an employee’s salary incurred during military equipment usage and training. This includes, but is not limited to, course tuition and materials, travel and lodging expenses, certification and licensing, and portions of an employee’s salary that is calculated utilizing the average of all employees pay scales.

Reportable use of force – Reportable use of force that involves any military equipment listed in category 10, 12, or 14, in accordance with General Order 580.02
Reporting period – This report captures inventories, costs, and usage information from May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025.

Use – The activation, discharge, detonation, or operation of individual pieces of military equipment utilized on a person or object during an incident.

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Categories
Hereinafter, this report will reference equipment categories that correspond to the definitions of military equipment in accordance with Government Code § 7070(c)(1-15).

1. Unmanned, remotely piloted, powered aerial or ground vehicles.

2. Mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicles or armored personnel carriers. However, police versions of standard consumer vehicles are specifically excluded from this subdivision.

3. High mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles (HMMWV), commonly referred to as Humvees, two and one-half-ton trucks, five-ton trucks, or wheeled vehicles that have a breaching or entry apparatus attached. However, unarmored all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and motorized dirt bikes are specifically excluded from this subdivision.

4. Tracked armored vehicles that provide ballistic protection to their occupants and utilize a tracked system instead of wheels for forward motion.

5. Command and control vehicles that are either built or modified to facilitate the operational control and direction of public safety units.

6. Weaponized aircraft, vessels, or vehicles of any kind.

7. Battering rams, slugs, and breaching apparatuses that are explosive in nature. However, items designed to remove a lock, such as bolt cutters, or a handheld ram designed to be operated by one person, are specifically excluded from this subdivision.

8. Firearms of .50 caliber or greater. However, standard issue shotguns are specifically excluded from this subdivision.

9. Ammunition of .50 caliber or greater. However, standard issue shotgun ammunition is specifically excluded from this subdivision.

10. Specialized firearms and ammunition of less than .50 caliber, including assault weapons as defined in Sections 30510 and 30515 of the Penal Code, with the exception of standard issue service weapons and ammunition of less than .50 caliber that are issued to officers, agents, or employees of a law enforcement agency or a state agency.

11. Any firearm or firearm accessory that is designed to launch explosive projectiles.

12. “Flashbang” grenades and explosive breaching tools, “tear gas,” and “pepper balls,” excluding standard, service-issued handheld pepper spray.

13. Area denial electroshock devices, microwave weapons, water cannons, long-range acoustic devices, acoustic hailing devices, and sound cannons.

14. The following projectile launch platforms and their associated munitions: 40mm projectile launchers, “bean bag,” rubber bullet, and specialty impact munition (SIM) weapons.

15. Any other equipment as determined by a governing body or a state agency to require additional oversight.

16. Notwithstanding paragraphs (1) through (15), “military equipment” does not include general equipment not designated as prohibited or controlled by the federal Defense Logistics Agency.

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Equipment: Inventory, Proposed Acquisitions, and Annual Costs The following is an explanation of the inventory, proposed acquisitions, and annual costs tables of department military equipment.

Table header information:
• Equipment – The manufacturer and model name.
• Initial Costs and Inventory
o Current Inventory – The number of items currently in the department’s inventory. o Procurement – The approximate previous cost, per unit, to procure equipment when initially acquired.
• 2025-2026 Proposed
o Quantity (Qty.) – The number of items the department is proposing to acquire during the next reporting period.
o Cost per unit – The approximate cost, per unit, to acquire the proposed quantity. • Annual Costs
o Personnel and training cost – The total of an employee’s salary incurred during military equipment usage and training. This includes, but is not limited to, course tuition and materials, travel and lodging expenses, certification and licensing, and portions of an employee’s salary that is calculated utilizing the average of all employees pay scales. o Maintenance cost – The cost of routine preventative maintenance, replacement parts, software, licensing, contract fees, and outside vendor services (e.g., labor, parts, and materials).
• Funding Source – The source of funds to include the Police department general fund, grants, or other government funds.
• Basis for Proposed Acquisition – a brief summary explaining the reason(s) for the proposed acquisition.

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Category 1: Robots and Uncrewed Aerial Systems
1a. Robots
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
ECX Temper Gen2 4WD 1 $159.00 0 -
Losi Night Crawler SE 4WD 1 $350.00 0 -
Qinetiq Dragon Runner 20 1 $90,000.00 0 -
Remotec Andros F6A 2 $250,000.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $31,836.64 • Maintenance costs: Approximately $22,675.72.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.
• Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) grant funding was provided for Remotec Andros F6A maintenance costs in the amount of $7,328.00.

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1b. Uncrewed Aerial Systems
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
DJI Avata 2 1 $1,428.00 10 $1,398.00
DJI Inspire 2 0 $1,200.00 0 -
DJI M30T 1 $13,431.00 0 -
DJI Matrice 300 RTK with H20T 1 $14,000.00 0 -
DJI Matrice 4T Plus Combo 0 $0.00 10 $8,942.00
DJI Matrice 350 Plus Comb with Zenmuse
H30T thermal camera 0 $0.00 1 $25,629.00
DJI Dock 3 with Matrice 4TD aircraft for DFR 0 $0.00 2 $47,340.00 DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced 5 $4,000.00 0 -
DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Dual 24 $5,500.00 0 -
DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise (3T) 2 $6,300.00 0 -
DJI Mavic Mini 5 $400.00 0 -
DJI Mavic Pro 1 $1,500.00 0 -
DJI Neo Combo Plus 0 $0.00 6 $887.00
Happymodel Mobula7 2 $250.00 0 -
Holybro Kopis CineWhoop 3" 1 $375.00 0 -
iFlight A75 8 $300.00 0 -
iFlight A85 16 $300.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $39,283.44. • Maintenance costs: Approximately $8,110.13.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

Basis for Proposed Acquisition
• SPD proposes the purchase of additional UAS models to replace units that are decommissioned or approaching the end of their service life. SPD intends to acquire new models that better meet the growing needs of our city.

Other Information:
• On 11/20/2024, the Sacramento Police Department, in partnership with the Sacramento Fire Department, conducted a Drone First Responder (DFR) Trial Program to utilize uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) to respond to calls for service from a fixed location. See Drone First Responder Trial
Program press release for further information.

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Category 2: Armored Vehicles
2a. Armored Vehicles
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Lenco BearCat G2 1 $315,518.00 0 -
Lenco BearCat G3 1 $404,521.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $22,401.38. • Maintenance costs: Approximately $17,861.85.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

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Category 4: Tracked Armored Vehicles
4a. Tracked Armored Vehicles
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Ring Power Corporation, The Rook 1 $400,000.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $11,918.17. • Maintenance costs: $2,997.36.

Funding Source:
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) grant (procurement).
• Police department general fund.

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Category 5: Command and Control Vehicles
5a. Command and Control Vehicles
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Mobile Incident Command Vehicle 1 $996,000.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $1,793.31. • Maintenance costs: Approximately $13,095.49.

Funding Source:
• California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS), Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) grant (procurement).
• Police department general fund.

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Category 6: Weaponized Aircraft, Vessels, or Other Vehicles Government Code § 7070(c)(6) defines this category as, “Weaponized aircraft, vessels, or vehicles of any kind.”
The Sacramento Police Department does not possess any military equipment in this category.

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Category 7: Explosive Breaching Apparatuses
7a. Detonating Cord and Blasting Caps
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Dyno Nobel Inc. Blasting Caps 24 $17.64 90 $18.00
Dyno Nobel Inc. Primacord 4Y, 18 Grain
Detonating Cord 0 $0.62/ft 2,194.5 ft N/A
Dyno Nobel Inc. Primacord 5, 25 Grain
Detonating Cord 0 $0.76/ft 2,102.67 ft N/A
Dyno Nobel Inc. Primacord 10, 50 Grain
Detonating Cord 1,277 ft $1.00/ft 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $15,050.80. • Maintenance costs: None
Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

Basis for Proposed Acquisition
• Blasting Caps: The SPD has consumed most of its blasting caps and requires replenishment. • 18 and 25 Grain detonating cord: The Sacramento Police Department intends to begin using 18 and 25 grain detonating cord for the purpose of explosive breaching. The above proposed acquisitions of 18 and 25 grain detonating cord are already in the possession of the Sacramento Police Department and had previously been utilized for explosive ordnance disposal operations. As a result, the use can be performed with no associated acquisition cost.

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7b. Breaching Shotguns
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Royal Arms International Royal Remington
870 Express Breaching Shotgun 8 $500.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $3,012.13. • Maintenance costs: None
Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

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7c. Breaching Munitions
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment
Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed
Current
Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Royal Arms International FB-82H 12 Gauge 82
Grain Flash Bang Hard Breaching Round 68 $8.04 0 -
Royal Arms International HP Cutter 12 Gauge
Hollow Point Rebar Cutter Breaching Round 100 $9.33 0 - Royal Arms International MB-70S 12 Gauge
Muzzle Blast Flash Bang Soft Breaching Round 100 $6.77 0 - Royal Arms International TESCR#3 Green Cap
375 Grain Clayvon Frangible 0 $5.00 0 -
Royal Arms International TESAR#2 Black Cap
425 Grain Copper Frangible 190 $7.68 0 -
Royal Arms International TESAR#4 Yellow Cap
750 Grain Copper Frangible 0 $5.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Consumable items utilized by non-consumable military equipment, see Category 7b.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

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Category 8: Firearms of .50 Caliber or Greater
8a. Firearms of .50 caliber or Greater
Government Code § 7070(c)(8) defines this category as, “Firearms of .50 caliber or greater. However, standard issue shotguns are specifically excluded from this subdivision.” The Sacramento Police Department does not possess any military equipment in this category.

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Category 9: Ammunition of .50 Caliber or Greater
9a. Ammunition of .50 caliber or Greater
Government Code § 7070(c)(9) defines this category as, “Ammunition of .50 caliber or greater. However, standard issue shotgun ammunition is specifically excluded from this subdivision.” The Sacramento Police Department does not possess any military equipment in this category.

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Category 10: Specialized Firearms and Ammunition
10a. Rifles
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Colt 6920 Series Patrol Rifle 200 $798.72 0 -
Colt M16A1 Rifle, Converted to Semi-Automatic 322 $870.00 0 - Colt M4 Commando 11.5" Rifle 2 $1,315.00 0 -
DPMS AR-10, .308 Caliber Rifle, Model LR-308 1 $1,500.00 0 - Loyal 9 Manufacturing M4-89 LE Rifle 11.5" 18 $2,223.00 0 - LWRCI Rapid Engagement Precision Rifle MK11

7.62mm 20" 3 $3,250.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $271,511.80. • Maintenance costs: Approximately $3,797.48.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

Other Information:
• Colt M16A1 Rifles are conditionally transferred from, and are property of, the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, Law Enforcement Support Office.

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10b. Rifle Ammunition
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Federal American Eagle .223 Remington,
55 Grain Rifle Round 305,580 $0.34 500,000 $0.34
Federal Gold Medal .308 WIN, 168 Grain
Rifle Round 140 $0.79 0 -
Hornady .308 WIN TAP, 168 Grain ELD
Match TAP AR Round 3,600 $1.25 7,000 $1.43
Hornady 5.56 NATO, 55 Grain FMJ Training 17,600 $0.34 0 Maxim Defense 5.56x45mm, 40 Grain
Frangible Training Ammunition 1,000 $0.75 0 -
RUAG Swiss P .308 WIN, Armor Piercing
FMJCH 196 Grain Rifle Round 118 $6.00 0 -
RUAG Swiss P .308 WIN, Tactical 164 Grain
Rifle Round 936 $8.00 0 -
Speer Gold Dot .233 Remington, 62 Grain
Rifle Round 245,020 $0.52 100,000 $0.52

Annual Costs:
• Consumable items utilized by non-consumable military equipment, see Category 10a.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

Basis for Proposed Acquisition
• The Sacramento Police Department has consumed much of its rifle ammunition through training.

The proposed acquisitions will be used for training and to replenish duty stock upon acquisition.

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Category 11: Firearms or Launchers with Explosive Projectiles 11a. Firearm or Launcher with Explosive Projectiles
Government Code § 7070(c)(11) defines this category as, “Any firearm or firearm accessory that is designed to launch explosive projectiles.”
The Sacramento Police Department does not possess any military equipment in this category.

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Category 12: Flashbangs and Chemical Agents
12a. Flashbangs
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Combined Tactical Systems, 7290-2 Flash Bang 34 $52.00 48 $71.36 Combined Tactical Systems, 7290-6 Flash Bang 0 $168.71 20 $168.71 Combined Tactical Systems, 7290-7 Flash Bang 7 $169.00 0 - Combined Tactical Systems, 7290M Mini Bang 30 $55.69 96 $47.90

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $16,760.90. • Maintenance costs: None.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

Basis for Proposed Acquisition
• The Sacramento Police Department has consumed much of its flashbangs and requires replenishment. The proposed acquisitions will be used for training and when needed in critical incidents.

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12b. Chemical Agents
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Combined Tactical Systems, Inc. CS
Baffled Canister Grenade #5230B 47 $41.93 0 -
Defense Technology, First Defense 1.3%
MK-46V Stream OC Aerosol #43046 9 $495.00 6 $519.95
Defense Technology, First Defense 1.3%
MK-9 Fogger OC Aerosol #43953 6 $57.00 0 -
Defense Technology, First Defense 1.3%
MK-9 Stream OC Aerosol #56895 27 $55.00 0 -
Defense Technology, First Defense 0.4%
MK-9 Stream OC Aerosol #5299 62 $55.00 0 -
Defense Technology, Flameless Expulsion
CS Grenade #2042 23 $48.00 5 $52.95
Defense Technology, Flameless Expulsion
OC Grenade #2040 13 $49.00 4 $54.50
Defense Technology, Flameless Tri-
Chamber CS Grenade #1032 35 $45.00 10 $44.50
Defense Technology, Flameless Tri-
Chamber OC Grenade #1030 48 $58.00 0 -
Defense Technology, Flameless Tri-
Chamber Saf-Smoke Grenade #1033 32 $43.00 12 $42.50
Defense Technology, OC Aerosol Grenade

1.3% Fogger 6 Ounce #56854 18 $22.00 0 -
Defense Technology, OC Triple-Chaser
Separating Canister #1020 47 $61.00 0 -
Defense Technology, OC Vapor Aerosol
Grenade #1056 44 $49.00 0 -
Defense Technology, Pocket Tactical Blue
Smoke Grenade #1017B 10 $39.00 0 -
Defense Technology, Riot Control
Continuous Discharge Grenade CS #1082 69 $27.00 0 -
Defense Technology, Riot Control
Continuous Discharge OC Grenade #1080 108 $41.00 0 -
Defense Technology, Triple-Chaser
Separating Canister CS #1026 50 $47.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $832.09.
• Maintenance costs: None.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

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Basis for Proposed Acquisition
• The Sacramento Police Department has consumed much of its chemical agents and requires replenishment. The proposed acquisitions will be used for training and when needed in critical incidents.

12c. PepperBall Projectiles
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
PepperBall Live Projectile 1,965 $2.00 0 -
PepperBall Live-X Projectile 740 $3.00 0 -
PepperBall VXR Live Projectile 1,605 $3.96 0 -
PepperBall VXR Live-X Projectile 2,250 $3.60 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Consumable items utilized by non-consumable military equipment, see Category 14e.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

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Category 13: Long Range Acoustic Devices
13a. Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRAD)
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Genasys Inc. LRAD 100X MAG-HS Wireless Kit 2 $12,650.00 0 - Genasys Inc. LRAD 300X-RE 1 $14,800.00 0 -
Genasys Inc. LRAD 500X-RE 1 $23,200.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Undetermined.
• Maintenance costs: Approximately $8,754.84.

Funding Source:
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) grant (procurement).
• Police department general fund.

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Category 14: Projectile Launching Platforms and Munitions 14a. 40mm Launchers
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2024-2025 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Defense Technology, 40mm Four Shot
Launcher #1440 2 $1,975.00 0 -
Defense Technology, 40mm Single Shot
Launcher #1425 98 $1,000.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $9,773.50. • Maintenance costs: Approximately $368.24.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

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14b. 40mm Munitions
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment
Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed
Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Defense Technology, 40mm Direct Impact OC
Crushable Foam Round #6320 432 $24.00 200 $25.53
Defense Technology, 40mm Exact Impact
Sponge Round #6325 758 $24.00 300 $25.53
Defense Technology, Ferret 40mm Liquid
Barricade Penetrator Round CS #2262 125 $23.00 0 -
Defense Technology, Ferret 40mm Liquid
Barricade Penetrator Round, OC #2260 48 $29.95 0 -
Defense Technology, Inert Ferret 40mm Liquid
Barricade Penetrator Round #2263 0 $24.75
0 -
Defense Technology, Spede-Heat 40mm Long
Range CS #6182 35 $30.00 0 -
Defense Technology, Spede-Heat 40mm Long
Range Round Saf-Smoke #6183 17 $27.00 0 -
Defense Technology, 40mm Round Muzzle
Blast OC #6040 97 $28.00 0 -
Defense Technology, 40mm Warning Signaling
Munition #6028WS 88 $41.00
0 -
Defense Technology, 40mm
Warning/Signaling Munition with CS #6028CS 46 $41.00 0 - Defense Technology, 40mm
Warning/Signaling Munition with OC #6028OC 47 $41.00
0 -

Annual Costs:
• Consumable items utilized by non-consumable military equipment, see Category 14a.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

Basis for Proposed Acquisition
• The Sacramento Police Department has consumed much of its 40mm munitions and requires replenishment. The proposed acquisitions will be used for training and when needed in critical incidents.

Other Information:
• Current inventory is based on inspection results (department armory, station armories, and SWAT armory) and statistical sampling of regular inspections of the Office of Operations. • Due to variance in statistical sampling of consumable items deployed within Office of Operations, future reports will account for items held in the department armory, station armories and SWAT armory.

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14c. Launching Cup
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Combined Tactical Systems LC5 Launching Cup 2 $302.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $366.96.
• Maintenance costs: None.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

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14d. Less Lethal Shotgun and Munitions
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment
Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed
Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
Combined Tactical Systems Super Sock Bean
Bag - 12 Gauge 2 3/4" 4,797 $5.90 10,000 $6.42
Remington Model 870, 12 Gauge Shotgun 552 $946.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $8,874.12. • Maintenance costs: Approximately $2,991.95.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

Basis for Proposed Acquisition
• The Sacramento Police Department has consumed much of its Super Sock Bean Bag munitions and requires replenishment. The proposed acquisitions will be used for training and when needed in critical incidents.

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14e. PepperBall Launcher
Inventory and Proposed Acquisitions:

Equipment Inventory and Initial Costs 2025-2026 Proposed Current Inventory Procurement Qty. Cost Per Unit
PepperBall VKS Carbine 85 $1,349.00 0 -

Annual Costs:
• Personnel and training costs: Approximately $5,553.13. • Maintenance costs: Approximately $1,841.20.

Funding Source:
• Police department general fund.

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Other Costs
Inspections and Standards Team
The Inspections and Standards Team is comprised of one sergeant, one administrative analyst, one administrative technician, and one reserve officer.

The team’s military equipment responsibilities include, but are not limited to, collecting and organizing all department military equipment usage and demographic data, conducting and reporting on regular inspections and audits of the department’s military equipment, coordinating procurement information amongst all department offices, and drafting this report.

During this military equipment reporting period, the total salary cost of the Inspection and Standards Team for the department’s military equipment inspections, coordination, and reporting was approximately $156,968.64.

Professional Standards Unit
The Professional Standards Unit is overseen by one captain and comprised of one lieutenant, one sergeant, two officers, two administrative analysts, one administrative technician, and four reserve officers.

The unit’s military equipment responsibilities include, but are not limited to, assisting with inspections and audits, verifying all department military equipment usage and demographic data, coordinating with the City Attorney’s Office, and drafting the department’s military equipment policy.

During this military equipment reporting period, the total salary cost of the Professional Standards Unit for the department’s military equipment report assistance, data verification, and policy was approximately $20,934.

Department Armorer
The Department Armorer is assigned to the Evidence and Property Section and is comprised of one senior evidence and property technician.

The armorer’s military equipment responsibilities include, but are not limited to, maintaining the inventory of department firearms, ammunition, and munitions, completing repairs of multiple categories of department military equipment, and assisting the Inspections and Standards Team with regular department inspections and audits.

During this military equipment reporting period, the total salary cost of the Department Armorer for the department’s military equipment was approximately $9,482.69.

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Use and Reporting
Military Equipment Use
During the current reporting period of May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025, the department responded to 142,246 calls for service where an officer arrived at the scene and handled 57,023 officer-initiated contacts.

Department military equipment was utilized during 398 incidents, which includes use at multiple locations of the same incident.

The following chart represents the total incidents of military equipment usage and the reportable use of force directly involving military equipment by City Council district, comparing data from the current reporting period of May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025.

18 152
46 32
40 33
15 25
37 0
3 0
4 0
1 1
0 3
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160
City Council District 1
City Council District 2
City Council District 3
City Council District 4
City Council District 5
City Council District 6
City Council District 7
City Council District 8
Unincorporated
Annual Military Equipment Usage Report 2024
-
2025
Inicdents of Military Equipment Usage and
Reportable Use of Force Involving Military Equipment
Incidents of Military Equipment Usage Reportable Use of Force Incidents 85 of the incidents in
City Council District 2
were part of the Drone
First Responder Trial

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City Council Districts Map

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ZIP Codes

ZIP Codes in City
of Sacramento
ZIP Code Uses
95811 9
95814 6
95815 117
95816 2
95817 10
95818 17
95819 2
95820 24
95822 14
95831 10
95833 36

ZIP Codes in City
and County of
Sacramento
ZIP Code Uses
95821 2
95823 20
95824 13
95825 1
95826 11
95828 6
95832 14
95834 15
95835 13
95838 34
95841 2
95843 1

ZIP Codes in County of
Sacramento
ZIP Code Uses
95605 1
95608 1
95610 1
95621 1
95628 1
95638 1
95660 1
95662 1
95670 4
95673 1
95827 2
95837 1
95842 1

ZIP Codes Outside
of the County of
Sacramento
ZIP Code Uses
95661 1
96141 1

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Comparative Reporting
Below are some graphics to illustrate the rates of usage between the previous reporting period of May 1, 2023, to April 30, 2024, to the current reporting period of May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025.

For more detailed information on the department’s military equipment use, see Appendix B: Expanded Military Equipment Use.

Please note that during November 2024 and December 2024 the Sacramento Police Department launched the Drone First Responder Trial Program. See Drone First Responder Trial Program press release for further information.

Equipment Used 2023-2024 2024-2025
1a Robots 5 21
1b UAS 479 557
2a Armored Vehicles 225 165
3a HMMWV 0 N/A
4a The ROOK Modified CAT 0 1
5a Mobile Incident Command Vehicle 2 2
5b Crisis Negotiation Team Vehicle 2 N/A
7a Explosive Breaching Cord and Blasting Caps 0 0
7b Breaching Shotguns 0 0
7c Breaching Munitions 0 0
10a Rifles 1 0
10b Rifle Ammunition 1 0
12a Flashbang 12 39
12b Chemical Agents 5 15
12c PepperBall Projectiles 125 225
13a LRAD 123 79
14a 40mm Launchers 5 7
14b 40mm Munitions 18 17
14c LC5 Launching Cup 1 0
14d Less Lethal Shotgun 9 10
14d Less Lethal Shotgun Munitions 31 59
14e PepperBall Launcher 10 8
Totals 1054 1205
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The following chart represents the primary reason department military equipment was utilized, comparing data from May 1, 2023, to April 30, 2024, to the current reporting period of May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025. For more detailed information on the department’s military equipment use, see Appendix B: Expanded Military Equipment Use.

1 0
5 12
0 7
25 101
36 86
125
1 2
3 4
6 15
17 17
38 106
115
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140
Rescue Operation
Suspect (Combative/Self-Destructive)
Search For Missing Person
Search for Object
Announcements
Evidence Collection
Barricaded Arrestable Subject
Scene Assessment
Reported as Armed Subject
High-Risk Search Warrant
Search for Wanted Subject
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The following chart represents how the incident was initiated, comparing data from May 1, 2023, to April 30, 2024, to the current reporting period of May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025.

The following chart represents incidents of military equipment usage, comparing data from May 1, 2023, to April 30, 2024, and the current reporting period of May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025.

137
72 62 53
207
73 35
83 0
50 100
150
200
250
Call For Service Follow Up on Call For
Service
Officer- Initiated Outside Agency
Assistance
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38 35 37
19 17
27 27 26 30
19 23 2620
27 26
18 21 27
49 99
30 27 32
22 0
20 40
60 80
100
120
May Jun July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr
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The following chart is a comparison of the incidents of military equipment usage, distinguishing between the calls for service that were related to the Drone First Responder Trail Program that was launched during the months of November 2024 and December 2024. See Drone First Responder Trial Program press release for further information.

20 27 26
18 21 27
18 30 30 27 32
22 31
69 0
20 40
60 80
May Jun July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr
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The following chart represents incidents of military equipment usage by City Council District, comparing data from May 1, 2023, to April 30, 2024, and the current reporting period of May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025.

The following chart represents reportable uses of force directly involving military equipment by City Council District, comparing data from May 1, 2023, to April 30, 2024, and the current reporting period of May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025.

14 64
45 35
54 33
12 34
33 18
152
46 32
40 33
15 25
37 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160
District 1
District 2
District 3
District 4
District 5
District 6
District 7
District 8
Unincorporated
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0 2 2
7 3
1 1
0 1
0 3
0 4
0 1 1
0 3
0 2
4 6
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85 of the incidents in City
Council District 2 were part
of the Drone First
Responder Trial Program.

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From May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025, department military equipment was utilized to locate, detain, or arrest 205 individuals. The reporting officer was able to provide the demographics for 188 of these individuals. The Inspections and Standards Team was unable to determine the demographics of the remaining 17 individuals.

Officers were unable to locate the suspect, subject, or victim 173 times. 47 times department military equipment was used in a manner not applicable to a person, such as evidence collection or searching for an object. See Appendix B: Expanded Military Equipment Use for further information.

The following chart represents race, comparing data from May 1, 2023, to April 30, 2024, and the current reporting period of May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025.

111
0 9
2 34
49 3
1 3
115
20 93
0 8
1 41
41 3
1 17
173
47 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200
African American/ Black
Native American
Asian
Pacific Islander
Caucasion/White
Hispanic
Middle Eastern/ South Asian
Other
Unknown
Unable to locate
Not applicable
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The following chart represents age groups, comparing data from May 1, 2023, to April 30, 2024, and the current reporting period of May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025.

For more detailed information on the department’s military equipment use, see Appendix B: Expanded Military Equipment Use.

24 46
62 44
30 4
18 44
56 39
27 4
0 10
20 30
40 50
60 70
0 to 17 18 to 24 25 to 34 35 to 44 45 to 64 65 and up
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Complaints or Concerns
Internal Affairs Division
The Sacramento Police Department is committed to service, protection, and dedication. Portions of our commitment are focused on accountability, transparency, and trust building through the Internal Affairs Division’s employee misconduct investigation process. The division receives, documents, and investigates all complaint allegations of employee misconduct.

Supervisory Staff
Department policy requires every supervisor to receive, document, and report complaint allegations of employee misconduct to the Internal Affairs Division. As such, all complaint allegations pertaining to department military equipment are fully investigated.

Community members may also express concerns related to department policy, procedures, and practices to any supervisor. Department policy also requires every supervisor to receive, document, research and log these concerns as supervisory messages.

The Inspections and Standards Team conducted 12 audits or inspections which include, but are not limited to:
• Inspection of Internal Affairs Division complaints.
• Audit of City of Sacramento, Office of Public Safety and Accountability (OPSA) complaints. • Audit department computer-aided dispatch, supervisory messages.

Based on the Inspections and Standards Team’s completed audits and inspections, the department located two (2) Internal Affairs complaints pertaining to the department’s military equipment from May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025. In both instances, the status of each case were reclassified from a complaint to a supervisory message. See section three below for further detail (Audits and Inspections, Inspection of Internal Affairs Division internal and community complaints).

For more detailed information on the department’s military equipment audits and inspections, see Audits and Inspections.

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Audits and Inspections
Consistent with AB481, department policy authorizes the Inspection and Standards Team to perform audits and inspections under the authority of the chief of police (General Order 340.02, Internal Inspections) and requires reporting of any employee misconduct to the Internal Affairs Division (General Order 410.06, Military Equipment Use).

Internal Audits and Inspections

1. Audit of department military equipment.

Scope Methodology
Verify existing inventory quantities, serial
numbers, manufacturers, and models.

In-person inspections, online inventory forms,
and statistical sampling.

Results and Actions Taken
• Located two (2) PepperBall launchers (purchased prior to Assembly Bill 481) and updated department inventory.
• Located additional PepperBall munitions (included, at no cost, by the manufacturer with procurement of new and serviced launchers) and updated department inventory. • Located seven (7) additional Royal Arms International FB-82H 12 Gauge 82 Grain Flash Bang Hard Breaching Rounds and updated department inventory. • Located additional Tactical Systems, 7290-7 Flash Bangs. A review determined a note taking error resulted in a reporting of four (4) items in the 2024 report. The department was in fact in possession of eleven (11). The current inventory has been confirmed at seven (7). • Located additional 40mm Direct Impact OC Crushable Foam Rounds (#6320) and 40mm Exact Impact Sponge Rounds (#6325) within the Office of Operations. Future reports shall account for inventories within the department armory, station armories and SWAT armory to avoid variance in field deployed munitions.

Other Actions Taken
The Inspection and Standards Team conducted training sessions, improved tracking systems and procedures, and improved accountability standards with new departmentwide audits and inspections.

2. Inspection of department less lethal equipment (40mm launchers, PepperBall launchers, less lethal shotguns, and associated munitions).

Scope Methodology
Determine the readiness of less lethal
equipment of officers and sergeants assigned
to the Office of Operations.

On-site inspections, online inventory form, and
statistical sampling.

Results and Actions Taken
• Determined that several pieces of assigned equipment were not updated to current officers in possession (inventories updated).
• Determined variance in 40mm munition inventory was occurring with Office of Operations performing self-inspection. See above for future change to how 40mm munitions are inventoried.

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Other Actions Taken
Updated equipment issuance procedure such that sergeants assigned to the Office of Operations are now issued less lethal shotguns.

3. Inspection of Internal Affairs Division internal and community complaints.

Scope Methodology
Identify complaints reported to the Internal
Affairs Division of employee misconduct
pertaining to the department’s military
equipment.

Review all complaints that were possibly
related to the department’s military equipment
use.

Results and Actions Taken
• The inspection revealed the two (2) Internal Affairs Division cases related to the department’s military equipment use. In both instances, status of each case was reclassifed from a complaint to a supervisory message.
o IAD2024-311, December 24th, 2024
 Complainant advised that “drones” were following and harassing the complainant.
 Event was reclassified from a complaint to supervisory message (“914S”). o IAD2024-064, February 16
th, 2025
 Complainant advised via email there is “a sevelance [surveillance] drone fallowing [following] me.”
 Event was reclassified from a complaint to supervisory message (“914S”).

None.

4. Inspection of City of Sacramento, Office of Public Safety and Accountability (OPSA) complaints.

Scope Methodology
Identify complaints reported to the Office of
Public Safety and Accountability of employee
misconduct pertaining to the department’s
military equipment.

Review all complaints that were possibly
related to the department’s military equipment
use.

Results and Actions Taken
• The audit did not reveal any Office of Public Safety and Accountability complaints involving department military equipment.

Other Actions Taken
None.

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5. Inspection of department policies.

Scope Methodology
Evaluate compliance of relevant laws,
legislative mandates, and contemporary best
practices related to the department’s military
equipment.

Review all general orders, reference manuals,
roll call training bulletins, and departmental
memorandums.

Results and Actions Taken
• General Order 410.06 (Military Equipment Use) was reorganized and updated in accordance with Government Code § 7070(d).

Other Actions Taken
None.

6. Inspection of Research, Development, and Training Division curriculum.

Scope Methodology
Inspect all training curriculum relating to
department military equipment for
incorporation of contemporary best practices.

Review all expanded course outlines, training
materials, and presentations.

Results and Actions Taken
• The inspection did not reveal any concerns involving the training on department military equipment.

Other Actions Taken
None.

7. Inspection of completed City of Sacramento, Travel and Training Requests.

Scope Methodology
Identify additional annual costs pertaining to
the department’s military equipment.

Review all department travel and training
request forms related to the department’s
military equipment use.

Results and Actions Taken
• The inspection revealed 38 military equipment related training courses that department employees attended.
• The results of this inspection were utilized to account for portions of the department’s annual cost of military equipment use.

Other Actions Taken
None.

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8. Inspection of Force Investigation Team administrative investigations of reportable use of force cases regarding officer-involved shootings, deaths in custody, and serious bodily injury.

Scope Methodology
Identify any reportable use of force cases
directly involving the use of the department’s
military equipment that had been investigated
by the Force Investigation Team.

Review all Force Investigation Team
administrative cases.

Results and Actions Taken
• The audit revealed no officer-involved shootings in which department military equipment was directly involved in the reportable use of force.

Other Actions Taken
None.

9. Inspection of Use of Force Review Board findings of all department reportable use of force incidents (except officer-involved shootings and deaths in custody).

Scope Methodology
Identify any reportable use of force cases
involving the direct use of department military
equipment that was utilized out of policy.

Review the findings of all reportable use of force
cases.

Results and Actions Taken
• The inspection did not reveal any incidents involving department military equipment that were determined to be in violation of department policy.

Other Actions Taken
None.

10. Inspection of City of Sacramento, Risk Management Claim forms involving the department.

Scope Methodology
Identify any claim involving department military
equipment.

Review all claim forms involving the
department.

Results and Actions Taken
• The inspection did not reveal any claim involving department military equipment.

Other Actions Taken
None.

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11. Inspection of department computer-aided dispatch, supervisory messages.

Scope Methodology
Identify concerns reported to supervisors
pertaining to the department’s military
equipment.

Review all supervisory messages for concerns
possibly related to the department’s military
equipment use.

Results and Actions Taken
• The inspection did not reveal any supervisory messages regarding an unreported concern or complaint involving department military equipment.

Other Actions Taken
None.

12. Inspection of completed City of Sacramento Public Injury/Property Loss Reports (Form RM3).

Scope Methodology
Identify injuries and property damage or loss
pertaining to the department’s military
equipment.

Review all department injury or property report
forms related to the department’s military
equipment use.

Results and Actions Taken
• The inspection did not reveal any violations involving department military equipment.

Other Actions Taken
None.

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Appendix A: Equipment Description Details
Category 1: Robots and Uncrewed Aerial Systems
ECX Temper Gen 2 4WD

A remote-controlled, uncrewed vehicle that operates on the ground.

Modified and equipped by the department with a camera.

Source: https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/content/dam/portal/police/Transparency/Military-Use- Reports/military-equipment-specs/Robots1.pdf

Losi Night Crawler SE 4WD

A remote-controlled, uncrewed vehicle that operates on the ground.

Modified and equipped by the department with a camera.

Source: https://www.losi.com/product/1-10-night-crawler-se-4wd-rock-crawler-brushed-rtr- blue/LOS03015T1.html

QinetiQ Dragon Runner 20

A remote-controlled, uncrewed machine that operates on the ground. A light-duty robot, equipped with an arm.

Source: https://www.qinetiq.com/en-us/what-we-do/services-and-products/dragon-runner-small-and- compact-robot

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Remotec Andros F6A and F6B

A remote-controlled, uncrewed machine that operates on the ground. A heavy-duty robot, with stair climbing ability and an arm capable of lifting 65 pounds.

Source: https://www.army-technology.com/contractors/mines/northrop-remotec

DJI Avata 2

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://www.dji.com/avata-2

DJI Inspire 2

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://www.dji.com/inspire-2

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DJI M30T

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://enterprise.dji.com/matrice-30

DJI Matrice 300 RTK with H20T

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://enterprise.dji.com/matrice-300

DJI Matrice 4T Plus Combo

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://enterprise.dji.com/matrice-4T

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DJI Matrice 350 Plus Combo with Zenmuse H30T thermal camera

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://enterprise.dji.com/matrice-350

DJI Dock 3 with Matrice 4TD aircraft for DFR

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://enterprise.dji.com/dock-3

DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://www.dji.com/mavic-2-enterprise-advanced

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DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Dual

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://www.dji.com/mavic-2-enterprise

DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://enterprise.dji.com/mavic-3-enterprise

DJI Mavic Mini

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://www.dji.com/mavic-mini

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DJI Mavic Pro

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://www.dji.com/mavic

DJI Neo Combo Plus

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://www.dji.com/neo

Happymodel Mobula7

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: http://www.happymodel.cn/index.php/2022/01/20/happymodel-mobula7-1s-micro-fpv-whoop- drone/

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Holybro Kopis CineWhoop 3”

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://holybro.com/collections/kopis-fpv-drone

iFlight A75

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://pyrodrone.com/products/alpha-a75-hd-whoop-w-caddx-polar-nano-vista-digital-hd- system-choose-receiver

iFilight A85

A remote-controlled, uncrewed aircraft with associated equipment necessary for its operation.

Source: https://www.getfpv.com/iflight-alpha-a85-whoop-hd-w-caddx-polar-nano.html

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Category 2: Armored Vehicles
Lenco BearCat G2

Commercially produced, wheeled armored personnel vehicle utilized for law enforcement purposes. The vehicle seats 10 to 12 fully equipped officers or other people.

Source: https://www.lencoarmor.com/vehicle/bearcat-g2/

Lenco BearCat G3

Commercially produced, wheeled armored personnel vehicle utilized for law enforcement purposes. The vehicle seats 10 to 12 fully equipped officers or other people.

Source: https://www.lencoarmor.com/vehicle/bearcat-g3/

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Category 3: High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWV aka “Humvee”) HMMWV
Government Code § 7070(c)(3) defines this category as, “High mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles (HMMWV), commonly referred to as Humvees, two and one-half-ton trucks, five-ton trucks, or wheeled vehicles that have a breaching or entry apparatus attached. However, unarmored all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and motorized dirt bikes are specifically excluded from this subdivision.” The Sacramento Police Department does not possess any military equipment in this category.

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Category 4: Tracked Armored Vehicles
Ring Power Corporation, The Rook

Commercially produced, tracked-armored personnel vehicle utilized for law enforcement purposes.

Source: https://therook.ringpower.com/specs

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Category 5: Command and Control Vehicles
Mobile Incident Command Vehicle

A vehicle utilized as a mobile office during extended police incidents or events.

Source: https://freightliner.com/trucks/m2-106/configurator/basic/ and https://www.ldvusa.com/truck/sacramento-police-department-mobile-command-center/

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Category 7: Explosive Breaching Apparatuses
Dyno Nobel Inc. Blasting Caps

Sensitive primary explosive device used to initiate an explosive charge with zero delay.

Source: https://www.dynonobel.com/practical-innovations/popular-products/blasting-caps

Dyno Nobel Inc. Primacord 4Y, 18 Grain Detonating Cord

Flexible, thin, plastic-covered cord with a core of high-explosive material.

Source: https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/content/dam/portal/police/Transparency/Military-Use- Reports/military-equipment-specs/ExplosiveBreachingApparatuses1.pdf

Dyno Nobel Inc. Primacord 5, 25 Grain Detonating Cord

Flexible, thin, plastic-covered cord with a core of high-explosive material.

Source: https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/content/dam/portal/police/Transparency/Military-Use- Reports/military-equipment-specs/ExplosiveBreachingApparatuses1.pdf

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Dyno Nobel Inc. Primacord 10, 50 Grain Detonating Cord

Flexible, thin, plastic-covered cord with a core of high-explosive material.

Source: https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/content/dam/portal/police/Transparency/Military-Use- Reports/military-equipment-specs/ExplosiveBreachingApparatuses1.pdf

Royal Arms International Royal Remington 870 Express Breaching Shotgun

A Remington 870 Express shotgun that has been modified for use with the 12-gauge, diversionary and breaching munitions.

Source: https://royalarms.com/shop/royal-remington-870-express-breaching-shotgun/

Royal Arms International FB-82H 12 Gauge 82 Grain Flash Bang Hard Breaching Round

A 12-gauge, diversionary and breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Source: https://royalarms.com/shop/fb82h-12-ga-flash-bang-hard/

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Royal Arms International HP Cutter 12 Gauge Hollow Point Rebar Cutter Breaching Round

A 12-gauge breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Source: https://royalarms.com/shop/12-ga-hollow-point-rebar-cutter-round/

Royal Arms International MB-70S 12 Gauge Muzzle Blast Flash Bang Soft Breaching Round

A 12-gauge, diversionary and breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Source: https://royalarms.com/shop/12-ga-82-grain-flash-bang-soft-12-rnds-per-box/

Royal Arms International TESCR#3 Green Cap 375 Grain Clayvon Frangible

A 12-gauge breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Source: https://www.global-ordnance.com/product/tescr3-green-cap-375-gr-clayvon-frangible/

Royal Arms International TESAR#2 Black Cap 425 Grain Copper Frangible

A 12-gauge breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Source: https://royalarms.com/shop/black-cap-420-gr-copper-frangible-12-round-box/

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Royal Arms International TESAR#4 Yellow Cap 750 Grain Copper Frangible

A 12-gauge breaching munition, used with a breaching shotgun.

Source: https://royalarms.com/shop/coppers70-steel-750-grain-12-round-box/

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Category 10: Specialized Firearms and Ammunition
Colt 6920 Series Patrol Rifle

A semi-automatic, shoulder-fired firearm, chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber) with a 16-inch barrel.

Source: https://www.colt.com/detail-page/colt-le6920-carbine-223556-161-301-pmag-mbus-4-pos-stk- blk

Colt M16A1 Rifle, Converted to Semi-Automatic

A semi-automatic, shoulder-fired firearm, chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber) with a 20-inch barrel.

Source: https://weaponsystems.net/system/243-Colt+M16A1

Colt M4 Commando 11.5" Rifle

An automatic, shoulder-fired firearm, chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber) with an 11.5-inch barrel.

Source: https://armsunlimited.com/colt-m4-commando-556-semi-auto-short-barrel- rifle/?srsltid=AfmBOooCMZxQwEB7qcRNN5r_1vi-kpFZwLuvUaePbtqMEgyiI_a5hLrF

DPMS AR-10. 308 Caliber Rifle, Model LR-308

A semi-automatic, shoulder-fired firearm, chambered in 7.62mm (.308 caliber) with a 20-inch barrel.

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Source: SPD General Order 410.06

Loyal 9 Manufacturing M4-89 LE Rifle 11.5"

A semi-automatic, shoulder-fired firearm, chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber) with an 11.5-inch barrel.

Source: https://sonsoflibertygw.com/solgw-m489/

LWRCI Rapid Engagement Precision Rifle MK11 7.62mm 20”

A semi-automatic, shoulder-fired firearm, chambered in 7.62mm (.308 caliber) with a 20-inch barrel.

Source: https://www.lwrci.com/REPR-MKII-762-NATO_p_261.html

Federal American Eagle .223 Remington, 55 Grain Rifle Round

Training ammunition for rifles chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber).

Source: https://www.federalpremium.com/rifle/american-eagle/american-eagle-rifle/11-AE223.html

Federal Gold Medal .308 WIN, 168 Grain Rifle Round

Training ammunition for rifles chambered in .308 Winchester.

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Source: https://www.federalpremium.com/rifle/gold-medal/gold-medal-sierra-matchking/11- GM308M.html

Hornady .308 WIN TAP, 168 Grain ELD Match TAP AR Round

Duty ammunition for rifles chambered in .308 Winchester.

Source: https://www.hornadyle.com/rifle-ammunition/168-gr-eld-match-tap-ar#!/

Hornady .5.56 NATO, 55 Grain FMJ Training

Training ammunition for rifles chambered in 5.56 mm (.223 caliber).

Source: https://www.hornadyle.com/rifle-ammunition/55-gr-fmj-5.56-nato#!/

Maxim Defense 5.56x45mm, 40 Grain Frangible Training Ammunition

Training ammunition for rifles chambered in 5.56 mm (.223 caliber).

Source: https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/content/dam/portal/police/Transparency/Military-Use- Reports/military-equipment-specs/SpecializedFirearmsandAmmunition1.pdf

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RUAG Swiss P .308 WIN, Armor Piercing FMJCH 196 Grain Rifle Round

Specialized ammunition for rifles chambered in .308 Winchester.

Source: https://swiss-p.com/en/sniper/p/308-win-swiss-p-ap-12-7-g-196-gr

RUAG Swiss P .308 WIN Tactical, 164 Grain Rifle Round

Specialized ammunition for rifles chambered in .308 Winchester.

Source: https://swiss-p.com/en/sniper/p/308-win-swiss-p-tactical-10-6-g-163-gr

Speer Gold Dot .233 Remington, 62 Grain Rifle Round

Duty ammunition for rifles chambered in 5.56mm (.223 caliber).

Source: https://www.speer.com/ammunition/gold_dot/rifle/gold_dot_rifle_personal_protection/19- 24461.html

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Category 12: Diversionary Devices and Chemical Agents
Combined Tactical Systems, 7290-2 Flash Bang

Non-bursting non-fragmenting device that produces two distractions (loud bangs and bright lights).

Source: https://combinedsystems.com/products/mepd2qls6h0em4m1wll6y9pu/hzob0zoi9133qhbwpz9q8t02

Combined Tactical Systems, 7290-6 Flash Bang

Top and bottom non-fragmenting minimal movement device that produces six distractions (loud bangs and bright lights).

Source:
https://combinedsystems.com/products/g1w8z0cyqaic3p9ynrop5tgn/z7fm751e3l1ggcl6vkdnovw9

Combined Tactical Systems, 7290-7 Flash Bang

Top and bottom non-fragmenting minimal movement device that produces seven distractions (loud bangs and bright lights).

Source: https://www.combinedsystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/7290-7-CTS-Rev-E.pdf

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Combined Tactical Systems, 7290M Mini Bang

Non-bursting non-fragmenting device that produces one distraction (loud bang and bright light).

Source:
https://combinedsystems.com/products/g1w8z0cyqaic3p9ynrop5tgn/czvfxad7r3np378xw29tbxwp

Combined Systems, Inc. CS Baffled Canister Grenade #5230B

An irritant and smoke dispensing pyrotechnic canister that releases 2- chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent and smoke when deployed.

Source:
https://combinedsystems.com/products/u80c4yym46y11thvd5xxqwpw/e0y10lj6mb4iwa6qnuwgtjlw

Defense Technology, First Defense 1.3% MK-46V Stream OC Aerosol #43046

An irritant dispensing device that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed. This product utilizes a stream delivery method.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/first-defense-1-3-mk-46v-stream-oc-aerosol/

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Defense Technology, First Defense 1.3% MK-9 Fogger OC Aerosol #43953

An irritant dispensing device that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed. This product utilizes a cone or fogger delivery method providing a wide spray pattern.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/first-defense-1-3-mk-9-fogger-oc-aerosol/

Defense Technology, First Defense 1.3% MK-9 Stream OC Aerosol #56895

An irritant dispensing device that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed. This product utilizes a stream delivery method.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/first-defense-1-3-mk-9-stream-oc-aerosol/

Defense Technology, First Defense 0.4% MK-9 Stream OC Aerosol #5299

An irritant dispensing device that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed. This product utilizes a stream delivery method.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/first-defense-1-3-mk-9-stream-oc-aerosol/

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Defense Technology, Flameless Expulsion CS Grenade #2042

An irritant dispensing non-pyrotechnic canister that releases 2- chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-expulsion-cs-grenade/

Defense Technology, Flameless Expulsion OC Grenade #2040

An irritant dispensing non-pyrotechnic canister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-expulsion-oc-grenade/

Defense Technology, Flameless Tri-Chamber CS Grenade #1032

An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic canister that releases 2- chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-tri-chamber-cs-grenade/

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Defense Technology, Flameless Tri-Chamber OC Grenade #1030

An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic canister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent and when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-tri-chamber-oc-grenade/

Defense Technology, Flameless Tri-Chamber Saf-Smoke Grenade #1033

A pyrotechnic canister that releases smoke when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/flameless-tri-chamber-saf-smoke-grenade/

Defense Technology, OC Aerosol Grenade 1.3% Fogger 6 Ounce #56854

An irritant dispensing non-pyrotechnic canister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/oc-aerosol-grenade-1-3-fogger-6-ounce/

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Defense Technology, Triple-Chaser Separating Canister CS #1026

An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic cannister that releases 2- chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/triple-chaser-separating-canister-cs/

Defense Technology, OC Vapor Aerosol Grenade #1056

An irritant dispensing non-pyrotechnic canister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/oc-vapor-aerosol-grenade/

Defense Technology, Pocket Tactical Blue Smoke Grenade #1017B

A pyrotechnic canister that releases smoke when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/pocket-tactical-blue-smoke-grenade/

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Defense Technology, Riot Control Continuous Discharge Grenade CS #1082

An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic cannister that releases 2- chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/riot-control-continuous-discharge-grenade-cs/

Defense Technology, Riot Control Continuous Discharge OC Grenade #1080

An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic cannister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/riot-control-continuous-discharge-grenade-oc/

Defense Technology, OC Triple-Chaser Separating Canister #1020

An irritant dispensing pyrotechnic canister that releases oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent and when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/triple-chaser-separating-canister-oc/

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PepperBall Live Projectile

An irritant projectile that contains synthetic oleoresin capsicum (OC) powder.

Source: https://pepperball.com/projectiles/pepperball-live/

PepperBall Live-X Projectile

An irritant projectile that contains synthetic oleoresin capsicum (OC) powder.

Source: https://pepperball.com/projectiles/pepperball-live-x/

PepperBall VXR Live Projectile

An irritant projectile that contains synthetic oleoresin capsicum (OC) powder.

Source: https://apdistributor.com/pepperball-vxr-live-powder-projectiles

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PepperBall VRX Live-X Projectile

An irritant projectile that contains synthetic oleoresin capsicum (OC) powder.

Source: https://pepperball.com/projectiles/vxr-live-x/

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Category 13: Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRAD)
Genasys Inc. LRAD 100X MAG-HS Wireless Kit

A device with a high-intensity, directional acoustical array for long-range communication.

Source: https://genasys.com/content/uploads/2021/02/Datasheet_LRAD_100X-MAG-HS_2021_QR.pdf

Genasys Inc. LRAD 300X-RE

A device with a high-intensity directional acoustical array for long-range communication. This model is designed for use on a tripod mount or mounting on a vessel or vehicle.

Source: https://www.cityofsacramento.gov/content/dam/portal/police/Transparency/Military-Use- Reports/military-equipment-specs/LRAD1.pdf

Genasys Inc. LRAD 500X-RE

A device with a high-intensity directional acoustical array for long-range communication. This model is designed for use on a tripod mount or mounting on a vessel or vehicle.

Source: https://genasys.com/lrad-products/

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Category 14: Projectile Launching Platforms and Munitions Defense Technology, 40mm Single Shot Launcher #1425

A single-shot launcher that utilizes 40mm munitions as a less lethal weapons system.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/wp-
content/uploads/2020/06/DT_40MM_Single_Launcher_Sell_Sheet.pdf

Defense Technology, 40mm Four Shot Launcher #1440

A four-shot launcher that is utilizes 40mm munitions as a less lethal weapons system.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/40mm-Tactical-4-Shot- Launcher.pdf

Defense Technology, 40mm Direct Impact OC Crushable Foam Round #6320

A 40mm impact munition with a sponge nose and oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent powder.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/direct-impact-40-mm-oc-crushable-foam-round/

Defense Technology, 40mm Exact Impact Sponge Round #6325

A 40mm impact munition with a sponge nose.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/exact-impact-40-mm-standard-range-sponge- round/

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Defense Technology, 40mm Warning/Signaling Munition with OC #6028OC

A 40mm aerial warning and signaling munition that contains an oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent payload.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/40mm-Warning_Signaling- Munition-w_Payload.pdf

Defense Technology, Ferret 40mm Liquid Barricade Penetrator Round CS #2262

A 40mm munition capable of dispensing 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/ferret-40-mm-liquid-barricade-penetrator-round- cs/

Defense Technology, Ferret 40mm Liquid Barricade Penetrator Round, OC #2260

A 40mm munition capable of dispensing an irritant chemical agent (OC) when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/ferret-40mm-liquid-barricade-penetrator-round- oc/

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Defense Technology, INERT Ferret 40mm Liquid Barricade Penetrator Round #2263

A 40mm training munition.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/ferret-40-mm-liquid-barricade-penetrator-round- inert/

Defense Technology, Spede-Heat 40mm Long Range CS #6182

A 40mm munition capable of dispensing 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/spede-heat-40-mm-long-range-round-cs/

Defense Technology, Spede-Heat 40mm Long Range Round Saf-Smoke #6183

A 40mm munition capable of dispensing smoke when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/spede-heat-40-mm-long-range-round-saf-smoke/

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Defense Technology, 40mm Round Muzzle Blast OC #6040

A 40mm munition capable of dispensing oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent when deployed.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/product/muzzle-blast-40-mm-round-oc/

Defense Technology, 40mm Warning/Signaling Munition #6028WS

A 40mm aerial warning and signaling munition.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/40mm-Warning_Signaling- Munition-w_Payload.pdf

Defense Technology, 40mm Warning/Signaling Munition with CS #6028CS

A 40mm aerial warning and signaling munition with 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) chemical agent payload.

Source: https://www.defense-technology.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/40mm-Warning_Signaling- Munition-w_Payload.pdf

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Combined Tactical Systems LC5 Launching Cup

A device that attaches to a 12 gauge less lethal shotgun which allows canisters of chemical agents or smoke to be launched.

Source:
https://combinedsystems.com/products/u80c4yym46y11thvd5xxqwpw/xeyrhml5amdekk3ixxyoxl2q

Combined Tactical Systems Super Sock Bean Bag - 12 Gauge 2 3/4"

A less lethal impact munition deployed from a less lethal shotgun with a 75-foot effective range.

Source:
https://combinedsystems.com/products/l0bu27qe2tczm0kzqhv65vqc/bk8okauzlh00hmy1h25xzpgw

Remington Model 870, 12 Gauge Shotgun

A shotgun used to deploy the less lethal 12-gauge Super Sock beanbag munition and equipped with an orange-colored stock and fore-end.

Source: https://www.remarms.com/shotguns/tactical/model-870-synthetic-tactical

PepperBall VKS Carbine

A device that deploys oleoresin capsicum (OC) chemical agent projectiles. Launchers are air powered with carbon dioxide, nitrogen, or compressed air.

Source: https://pepperball.com/launchers/

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Appendix B: Expanded Military Equipment Use
The following data represents department military equipment utilized from May 1, 2024, to April 30, 2025.

Table header information:
• Incident – Computer-aided dispatch or case number of incident. • Police District – Geographic police district.
• Council District – Geographic city council district.
• ZIP Code – Geographic United States Postal Service ZIP code. • Demographics – Known personal characteristics that department military equipment was used on:
o Gender – [M]ale or [F]emale.
o Race – [A]sian, [B]lack or African American, [H]ispanic or Latino, [M]iddle Eastern or South Asian, [N]ative American, [P]acific Islander, [W]hite, [O]ther, or [Unknown]. o Age – Number of years since a person’s birth.
o Not applicable- Military equipment was deployed but did not involve a person. o Unable to locate- Subject was not located.
o Unknown- Demographic information could not be assessed or collected. • Equipment Used – Individual types and quantities of department military equipment utilized. • Reason for Use – The reason department military equipment was utilized.

Conclusion – The outcome of the incident after department military equipment was utilized.

Incident Police
District
Council
District
ZIP
Code
Demographics Equipment
used
Reason For
Use
Conclusion
24-
115624
3 4 95814 M, H, 42 Robots (1)
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (4)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for felon in
possession of a firearm,
illegal possession of an
assault weapon, prohibited
person in possession of
ammunition, possession of
a controlled substance
while armed with a loaded
firearm, resisting arrest,
post-release community
supervision flash
incarceration, possession
of controlled substances
without a prescription.
24-
116499
1 3 95834 M, H, 19 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Taken into custody by
Salinas Police Department.
24-
116499
1 3 95834 M, H, 20 Additional
subject for
incident
above.

High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Taken into custody by
Salinas Police Department.

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24-
123246
UI UI 95823 M, H, 39 Flashbang
s (2)
PepperBall
Projectiles
(45)
40mm
Launchers
(1)
40mm
Munitions
(3)
PepperBall
Launcher
(1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Reportable use of force
occurred. Arrested for
robbery, resisting arrest,
and a warrant for a motor
vehicle theft.
24-
125001
1 1 95834 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspects
on scene.
24-
127093
UI UI 95835 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspects
on scene.
24-
127994
4 5 95824 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
129179
5 5 95823 M, A, 26 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for felon in
possession of a firearm, the
manufacturing/ sale/
transfer of an assault
weapon, illegal possession
of an assault weapon,
illegal possession of a
machine gun,
manufacture/import a short
barrel rifle, prohibited
person in possession of
ammunition, and
conspiracy.
24-
131067
1 3 95833 M, W, 50 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for evading a
peace officer with wanton
disregard for safety, driving
in the opposing lane of
traffic while evading a
peace officer, and resisting
arrest.
24-
130599
2 2 95815 M, B, 35 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for kidnapping,
felon in possession of a
firearm, criminal threats,
possession of a controlled
substance while armed with
a loaded firearm, and
possession of a controlled
substance for sale.

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24-
131382
1 3 95833 M, B, 27 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for robbery.
24-
131382
1 3 95833 M, B, 27 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for robbery.
24-
132142
UI UI 95821 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
133923
2 2 95815 M, H, 32 PepperBall
Projectiles
(80)
Less
Lethal
Shotguns
(1)
Less
Lethal
Shotgun
Munitions
(2)
PepperBall
Launcher
(1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Reportable use of force
occurred. Arrested for
motor vehicle theft,
resisting arrest, possession
of a stolen vehicle, driving in
the opposing lane of traffic
while evading a peace
officer, evading a peace
officer with wanton
disregard for safety, on call
emergency vehicle theft.
24-
137151
1 3 95833 Unknown Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Taken into custody by the
California Highway Patrol.
24-
140371
2 2 95838 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
141105
1 1 95835 M, B, 16 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for robbery,
carjacking, resisting arrest,
possession of a firearm by a
minor, and possession of
ammunition by a minor.
24-
141809
4 7 95822 M, B, 28 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for evading a
peace officer with wanton
disregard for safety, hit and
run resulting in injury or
death, possession of stolen
property, resisting arrest,
possession of narcotic
paraphernalia, false
impersonation of another
person, and evading a
peace officer.
24-
143294
UI UI 95827 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.

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24-
144226
7 6 95826 M, H, 25 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for grand theft,
resisting arrest, conspiracy,
driving without a valid
driver's license, bringing
alcohol/drugs into prison or
jail, possession of a
controlled substance in
prison or jail, and
possession of a controlled
substance.
24-
145646
and 24-
145678
6 5 95817 M, B, 16 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Located, identified and
released to guardian.
24-
150776
6 5 95820 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Surveillance search warrant
service.
24-
152730
2 2 95838 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect.

The scene was turned over
to the Sacramento County
Sheriff's Office.
24-
152919
4 7 95831 Not applicable Robots (1) Scene
Assessment
Searched residence for EOD
devices prior to officer
entry.
24-
155279
2 2 95815 M, W, 29 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Armored
Vehicle (1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Arrested for domestic
violence, willful cruelty to a
child, willful cruelty to a
child resulting in injury or
death, and a prohibited
person in possession of
ammunition.
24-
157222
7 6 95826 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
157771
6 6 95820 M, B, 45 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for resisting arrest.
24-
158115
1 1 95835 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Evidence
Collection
Collected evidentiary scene
photos of a fatal traffic
investigation.
24-
159004
UI UI 95670 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
159493
6 5 95817 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Suspect located prior to
search warrant service.

Scene turned over to
detectives.

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24-
159773
5 5 95823 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Suspect located prior to
search warrant service.

Scene turned over to
detectives.
24-
161092
UI UI 95843 F, W, 10 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Missing
Person
Located and returned to
residence.
24-
159467
5 8 95823 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
159467
5 5 95823 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Additional location. Unable
to locate suspect on scene.
24-
162616
4 7 95831 M, A, 20 Armored
Vehicle (1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Arrested for domestic
battery, criminal threats,
felon in possession of a
firearm, prohibited person
in possession of
ammunition, carrying a
loaded firearm not
registered to the owner,
carrying a loaded firearm
with a prior felony
conviction, and parole
violation.
24-
163522
2 2 95838 M, P, 23 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Arrested for assault with a
firearm on a person,
shooting at an unoccupied
dwelling, carrying a loaded
firearm not registered to the
owner, negligent discharge
of a firearm, and carrying a
loaded firearm in public
under specific
circumstances.
24-
161174
2 2 95838 M, B, 40 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for marijuana
cultivation.
24-
165550
5 8 95832 M, A, 19 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for felon in
possession of a firearm and
prohibited person in
possession of ammunition.
24-
167167
7 4 95819 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.

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24-
166568
6 6 95828 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
166712
1 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
168443
4 7 95822 M, B, 35 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
PepperBall
Projectiles
(15)
LRAD (1)
PepperBall
Launcher
(1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Reportable use of force
occurred. Arrested for
criminal threats and
resisting arrest.
24-
170215
4 5 95822 M, B, 35 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for burglary and
conspiracy.
24-
170215
4 5 95822 M, B, 33 Additional
subject for
incident
above.

Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for burglary and
conspiracy.
24-
170603
2 2 95815 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Evidence
Collection
Collected evidentiary scene
photos of a homicide
investigation.
24-
171263
6 5 95817 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
172081
UI UI 95842 M, B, 32 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Arrested for domestic
violence, resisting arrest
and outstanding warrants
for driving with a suspended
license due to driving under
the influence, driving while
under the influence, and
driving with a blood alcohol
content of .08% or more.
24-
173407
4 5 95820 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Suspects were located on a
traffic stop and arrested for
murder prior to search
warrant service. Scene
taken over by detectives.
24-
177962
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.

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24-
178434
5 8 95822 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
179569
4 4 95818 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Evidence
Collection
Collected evidentiary scene
photos of a homicide
investigation.
24-
179859
1 3 95834 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Object
Object determined to be a
Halloween decoration and
not human remains.
24-
179812
4 4 95818 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
Flashbang
s (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
180327
4 7 95831 Not applicable Robots (1) Search for
Object
Item deemed not
suspicious.
24-
180439
4 4 95818 M, B, 14 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for possession of a
stolen vehicle, evading a
peace officer with wanton
disregard for safety, hit and
run property damage,
resisting arrest, and robbery
(unrelated to this incident).
24-
180061
1 1 95835 M, M, 27 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for robbery and
attempted kidnapping.
24-
181538
UI UI 95820 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
181488
4 4 95818 M, B, 16 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for attempted
murder and assault on a
person with a semi-
automatic weapon.
24-
182183
7 6 95826 M, W, 37 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Arrested for probation
violation, domestic
violence, assault with a
deadly weapon (not firearm)
likely to cause great bodily
injury, criminal threats, and
battery with serious bodily
injury.
24-
184012
2 1 95838 M, H, 16 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Cited for resisting arrest and
released to parent.

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24-
184012
2 1 95838 M, W, 16 Additional
subject for
incident
above.

Search for
Wanted
Subject
Cited for resisting arrest and
released to parent.
24-
185028
4 5 95820 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
186053
5 8 95823 M, H, 28 Robots (1)
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (7)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (2)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Arrested for felon in
possession of a firearm,
prohibited person in
possession of ammunition,
and an outstanding warrant
for driving under the
influence of drugs.
24-
187004
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
186657
4 5 95820 M, B, 47 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (4)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for possession of
narcotic paraphernalia.
24-
187965
1 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate the subject
on scene.
24-
190015
6 5 95817 M, W, 25 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Arrested for criminal
threats, resisting arrest, and
domestic violence.
24-
192361
1 3 95833 M, H, 32 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Arrested for criminal threats
and violation of a court
order to commit domestic
violence.
24-
197273
1 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate the
suspect on scene.
24-
197181
6 6 95824 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate the
suspect on scene.
24-
198649
3 4 95811 M, W, 45 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
PepperBall
Projectiles
(45)
PepperBall
Launcher
(1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Reportable use of force
occurred. Arrested for
burglary and resisting
arrest.
24-
201207
UI UI 95662 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate the
suspect on scene.
24-
201221
UI UI 96141 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Missing
Person
Unable to locate the subject
on scene.

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24-
200843
UI UI 95638 Unable to
locate
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate the
suspect on scene.
24-
201759
6 6 95823 M, H, 20 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for an assault with
a firearm on a person,
shooting into an inhabited
dwelling, domestic
violence, assault on a
person with a semi-
automatic weapon, and
attempted murder.
24-
203262
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate additional
suspects on scene.
24-
210418
1 3 95833 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Suspect was located away
from the scene prior to
search warrant service and
arrested for possession of a
firearm by a minor and
negligent discharge of a
firearm. Location turned
over to detectives.
24-
210670
4 4 95818 M, B, 21 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for prohibited
person in possession of
ammunition and parole
violation.
24-
211862
UI UI 95608 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
213023
6 6 95824 Not applicable Robots (2) Search for
Object
Explosive device located.
24-
214736
3 4 95816 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Unable to locate the
suspect on scene.
24-
216591
4 4 95818 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Surveillance search warrant
service.
24-
220600
5 8 95832 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
220954
5 8 95832 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
222216
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.

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24-
220189
4 7 95831 M, A, 21 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for prohibited
person in possession of
ammunition, felon in
possession of a firearm,
brandishing a deadly
weapon with serious bodily
injury intent, and
brandishing a replica
firearm.
24-
220189
4 7 95831 M, A, 21 Additional
subject for
incident
above.

High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for prohibited
person in possession of
firearms.
24-
223620
7 6 95826 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate the
suspect on scene.
24-
224326
1 3 95833 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Object
Searched for a firearm that
a suspect had thrown. The
firearm was located and
recovered.
24-
224990
4 4 95818 M, B, 19 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for illegal
possession of an assault
weapon with firearm
enhancement for use of a
firearm in the commission
of a felony.
24-
224990
4 4 95818 M, B, 22 Additional
subject for
incident
above.

Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for convicted
person in possession of a
firearm (with specific priors)
and illegal possession of an
assault weapon.
24-
224990
4 4 95818 M, B, 21 Additional
subject for
incident
above.

Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for felon in
possession of a firearm and
illegal possession of an
assault weapon.
24-
230935
1 1 95835 M, O, 26 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (6)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
Flashbang
s (1)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for illegal
possession of an assault
weapon, felon in
possession of a firearm,
possession of a controlled
substance for sale,
possession of marijuana for
sale, and resisting arrest.
24-
230935
1 1 95835 M, B, 24 Additional
subject for
incident
above.

High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for illegal
possession of an assault
weapon, felon in
possession of a firearm,
possession of a controlled
substance for sale,
possession of marijuana for
sale, and resisting arrest.

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24-
231786
7 6 95826 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
235464
2 2 95815 M, B, 46 Less
Lethal
Shotguns
(1)
Less
Lethal
Shotgun
Munitions
(1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Reportable use of force
occurred. Arrested for
assault with a deadly
weapon (not a firearm) on a
peace officer/firefighter
likely to produce great
bodily injury, assault with a
deadly weapon with force,
resisting arrest, brandishing
a deadly weapon other than
a firearm, brandishing a
deadly weapon while
resisting arrest, and
multiple outstanding no bail
warrants.
24-
236921
5 8 95832 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
238975
1 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
244388
1 1 95834 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Incident was determined to
be the result of 'swatting'.
24-
244903
2 2 95815 M, W, 32 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Suspect was positively
identified on scene but due
to the officers not having
status, officers were unable
to take the suspect into
custody.
24-
245302
2 2 95838 M, B, 21 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Taken into custody by
Roseville Police
Department.
24-
249667
2 2 95815 M, H, 51 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Arrested for burglary, felony
vandalism, and resisting
arrest.
24-
251952
UI UI 95610 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
251891
3 4 95811 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD(1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.

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24-
251891
1 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
252591
1 1 95834 M, B, 34 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Taken into custody by the
Sacramento County
Sheriff's Office for felon in
possession of a firearm.
24-
254979
5 5 95823 M, H, 40 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Arrested for brandishing a
replica firearm.
24-
256501
2 2 95815 M, H, 17 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for hit and run
property damage and motor
vehicle theft.
24-
257188
2 2 95838 M, A, 37 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for resisting arrest
and possession of narcotic
paraphernalia.
24-
257555
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
258064
2 2 95815 M, B, 42 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Arrested for assault with a
deadly weapon (not a
firearm) likely to cause great
bodily injury, first degree
robbery of an inhabited
dwelling, attempted
murder, burglary, attempted
robbery, and grand theft.
24-
258177
UI UI 95824 M, B, 18 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for possession of
an open container in a
public place and resisting
arrest.
24-
258205
7 6 95826 M, B, 44 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Arrested for resisting arrest
and negligent discharge of a
firearm.
24-
260695
2 2 95838 M, H, 39 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Arrested for assault with a
firearm on a person,
carrying a loaded firearm
not registered to the owner,
carrying a loaded firearm in
public under specific
circumstances, felon in
possession of a firearm, and
two warrants for felony
vandalism and violation of
domestic violence
restraining order.

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24-
265380
4 7 95831 M, B, 40 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for assault with a
firearm on a person,
criminal threats, assault
with a deadly weapon (not a
firearm) likely to cause great
bodily injury, assault with a
deadly weapon with force,
assault on a person with a
semi-automatic weapon,
and false imprisonment.
24-
265380
4 7 95831 M, B, 19 Additional
subject for
incident
above.

High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for assault with a
deadly weapon (not a
firearm) likely to cause great
bodily injury and assault
with a deadly weapon with
force.
24-
267908
6 6 95828 M, H, 28 Robots (1)
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Arrested for willful cruelty to
a child resulting in injury or
death, resisting arrest, and
multiple outstanding
warrants.
24-
269306
1 3 95833 M, H, 18 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for evading a
peace officer with wanton
disregard for safety and
driving without a valid
driver's license.
24-
272448
6 6 95828 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
273068
3 4 95811 F, B, 18 Robots (1)
Armored
Vehicle (1)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Taken into custody by the
Sacramento County
Sherriff's Office.
24-
273068
3 4 95811 F, B, 20 Additional
subject for
incident
above.

High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Taken into custody by the
Sacramento County
Sherriff's Office.
24-
275717
1 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (1)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
276751
1 3 95833 M, B, 32 Robots (1)
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (4)
Armored
Vehicle (1)
Flashbang
s (1)
LRAD (1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Located deceased inside
the residence from a self-
inflicted gunshot wound.

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24-
279443
2 2 95838 M, B, 34 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for evading a
peace officer with wanton
disregard for safety,
resisting arrest, possession
of controlled substance,
resisting arrest, driving in
the opposing lane of traffic
while evading a peace
officer, probation request
for warrant, and post
release community
supervision flash
incarceration.
24-
278802
UI UI 95824 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
280799
5 8 95822 M, A, 40 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for motor vehicle
theft, possession of a stolen
vehicle, resisting arrest, and
post release community
supervision flash
incarceration.
24-
280292
5 8 95822 M, B, 24 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (4)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for the
manufacturing/sale/
transfer of an assault
weapon and illegal
possession of an assault
weapon.
24-
282112
2 2 95815 M, B, 28 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (4)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
284335
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
281465
1 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
285502
1 1 95835 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
287674
UI UI 95827 Unknown Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Taken into custody by
Rancho Cordova Police
Department.
24-
289288
4 7 95831 M, B, 29 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
Flashbang
s (1)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for felon in
possession of a firearm,
assault on a person with a
semi-automatic weapon,
and murder.

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24-
289909
3 4 95811 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
291814
UI UI 95621 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
292311
4 5 95822 M, B, 31 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for possession of
stolen vehicle, resisting
arrest, violation of domestic
violence restraining order,
and possession of narcotic
paraphernalia.
24-
292776
2 2 95815 M, H, 26 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Located and identified.
24-
292776
2 2 95815 M, H, 18 Additional
subject for
incident
above.

Search for
Wanted
Subject
Located and identified.
24-
293004
2 2 95660 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
293004
2 2 95660 Unable to
locate
Additional
subject for
incident
above.

Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate victim on
scene.
24-
293758
UI UI 95628 M, W, 30 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Arrested for assault with a
deadly weapon (not firearm)
likely to cause great bodily
injury, criminal threats,
resisting arrest, and
contempt of court: disobey
court order.
24-
291043
2 2 95815 M, W, 41 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
Flashbang
s (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for a prohibited
person in possession of
ammunition, possession of
narcotic paraphernalia,
possession of a controlled
substance while armed with
a loaded firearm,
possession of a controlled
substance for sale, and
felon in possession of a
firearm.
24-
294139
5 8 95823 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.

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24-
295394
2 2 95815 M, B, 40 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Arrested for post release
community supervision
flash incarceration,
resisting arrest, and
probation warrant.
24-
295966
6 6 95824 M, H, 17 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for robbery.
24-
298666
5 8 95822 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
299956
(Follow
Up 24-
300041)
4 5 95822 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
302767
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
303146
4 4 95818 M, W, 48 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Taken into custody by the
West Sacramento Police
Department.
24-
304473
2 2 95815 M, H, 39 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
Less
Lethal
Shotguns
(1)
Less
Lethal
Shotgun
Munitions
(1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Reportable use of force
occurred. Arrested for
carrying a loaded firearm in
public under specific
circumstances, kidnapping,
domestic battery, resisting
arrest, and carrying a
concealed weapon on
person.
24-
306975
UI UI 95823 M, W, 25 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Taken into custody by
Sacramento County
Sheriff's Office.
24-
307210
4 4 95818 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Evidence
Collection
Collected evidentiary scene
photos of a homicide
investigation.
24-
310027
6 5 95817 M, B, 38 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Barricaded
Arrestable
Subject
Arrested for domestic
violence, resisting arrest,
post release community
supervision flash
incarceration, and a
probation request for
warrant.

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24-
312274
6 6 95824 M, H, 42 PepperBall
Projectiles
(7)
40mm
Launchers
(1)
40mm
Munitions
(1)
Less
Lethal
Shotguns
(1)
Less
Lethal
Shotgun
Munitions
(1)
PepperBall
Launcher
(1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Reportable use of force
occurred. Arrested for
resisting arrest, prohibited
person in possession of
ammunition and two
warrants for assault with
firearm on person and
felony vandalism.
24-
312379
1 1 95835 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate additional
suspects on scene.
24-
313236
5 8 95832 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
315905
4 5 95820 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
315948
4 5 95820 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
318009
4 5 95820 M, H, 35 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Arrested for domestic
violence, false
imprisonment, criminal
threats, assault with a
firearm on a person, and
carrying a loaded firearm
not registered to the owner.
24-
318735
2 2 95815 M, W, 20 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for carrying a
concealed weapon in a
vehicle, carrying a loaded
firearm not registered to the
owner, reckless driving with
a suspended license,
resisting arrest, special
allegation status offense
while on bail or own
recognizance, and
convicted person
possession of a firearm:
probation restriction.

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24-
318753
5 8 95832 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
321850
DFR
2 2 95815 M, B, 39 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for entering a
noncommercial dwelling
during an incident, resisting
arrest, and probation
request for warrant.
24-
321912
DFR
2 2 95838 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Object
Searched for a fire that was
determined to be a warming
fire by those experiencing
homelessness. The
Sacramento Fire
Department was advised.
24-
322157
5 5 95823 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Suspect was detained prior
to UAS deployment. Unable
to locate additional
suspect(s).
24-
322691
DFR
2 2 95815 M, W, 49 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Placed on a seventy two
hour mental health hold.
24-
322635
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
322832
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
323121
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
322457
1 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD(1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
323361
DFR
2 2 95815 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assessed scene prior to
officers’ arrival.
24-
323376
DFR
2 2 95815 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assessed scene prior to
officers’ arrival.
24-
323397
DFR
2 2 95815 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assessed scene prior to
officers’ arrival.
24-
323476
DFR
2 2 95815 M, A, 47 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Located and identified.
24-
323492
DFR
2 2 95815 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assessed scene prior to
officers’ arrival.

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24-
323678
DFR
2 2 95815 F, B, 46 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Subject did not meet criteria
for a seventy two hour
mental health evaluation
hold.
24-
323771
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
323789
DFR
2 2 95815 Unknown Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Disturbance mediated.
24-
325320
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
325354
DFR
2 2 95838 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assessed scene for
potential fire and advised
the Sacramento Fire
Department.
24-
325282
DFR
2 2 95838 M, M, 34 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Arrested for trespassing,
bringing alcohol/drugs into
prison or jail, criminal
threats, possession of a
dangerous drug-controlled
substance, and possession
of a controlled substance in
prison or jail, and bringing in
controlled substance into a
jail.
24-
325403
DFR
2 2 95815 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assessed scene prior to the
Sacramento Fire
Departments arrival.
24-
325495
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate any
suspicious or criminal
activity on scene.
24-
325548
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate suspects
on scene.
24-
325567
DFR
2 2 95815 F, B, 15 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Arrested for disturbing the
peace and resisting arrest.
24-
328712
3 4 95811 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate a suspect
on scene or any evidence of
a crime.
24-
329205
DFR
2 2 95838 F, H, 32 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Disturbance mediated.
24-
329308
DFR
2 2 95838 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
UAS launched to assist and
a technical error occurred.

The flight could not
continue.
24-
329228
1 1 95835 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Missing
Person
Unable to locate the
missing person in the area
at the time of flight.

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24-
330518
1 3 95834 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate a suspect
on scene or any evidence of
a crime.
24-
331334
6 6 95824 M, H, 31 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for violation of
domestic violence
restraining order, domestic
battery, motor vehicle theft,
felony vandalism,
damage/destroy any
wireless communication
device, domestic violence,
and false imprisonment.
24-
331446
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate any
suspicious or criminal
activity on scene.
24-
331515
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate any
suspicious or criminal
activity on scene.
24-
331547
DFR
2 2 95815 F, W, 47 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Located and identified.
24-
331561
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate any
suspicious or criminal
activity on scene.
24-
331569
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate any
suspicious or criminal
activity on scene.
24-
331589
DFR
2 2 95815 Unknown Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Disturbance mediated.
24-
331615
DFR
2 2 95815 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assessed scene for
potential fire and advised
the Sacramento Fire
Department.
24-
331593
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Object
Unable to locate suspect in
the area.
24-
331681
DFR
2 2 95815 Unknown Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
The large gathering was
determined to be a birthday
party and no criminal
activity observed.
24-
332437
3 4 95814 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
334472
3 4 95811 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
334718
1 2 95815 M, B, 18 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for burglary,
conspiracy, possession of
stolen property, and
resisting arrest.

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24-
334718
1 2 95815 M, B, 17 Additional
subject for
incident
above.

Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for burglary,
conspiracy, resisting
arresting, receiving stolen
property, and receiving a
known stolen motor vehicle.
24-
334718
1 2 95815 M, B, 17 Additional
subject for
incident
above.

Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for burglary,
conspiracy, resisting arrest,
and receiving a known
stolen vehicle.
24-
334029
3 4 95811 M, B, 17 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (1)
Flashbang
s (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for possession of a
firearm by a minor,
participation in a criminal
street gang, attempted
murder, and conspiracy.
24-
335002
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
335097
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
335144
DFR
2 2 95815 M, B, 41 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Arrested for domestic
battery.
24-
335157
2 2 95815 Not applicable Robots (1) Search for
Object
Explosive device located
and removed for disposal.
24-
335160
DFR
2 2 95815 F, W, 32 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Placed on a seventy-two-
hour mental health
evaluation hold.
24-
335255
DFR
2 2 95815 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
UAS launched to assist and
a technical error occurred.

The flight could not
continue.
24-
335282
DFR
2 2 95815 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assisted the Sacramento
Fire Department with a
grass fire.
24-
335271
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate any
suspicious or criminal
activity on scene.
24-
335329
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate any
suspicious or criminal
activity on scene.
24-
335397
DFR
2 2 95815 F, W, 39 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for force or assault
with a deadly weapon (not a
firearm) likely to cause great
bodily injury, and a
misdemeanor warrant for
battery.

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24-
335414
DFR
2 2 95815 F, W, 51 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Located and identified.
24-
335064
5 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (3)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
335925
DFR
2 2 95838 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
336067
DFR
2 2 95838 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate any
suspicious or criminal
activity on scene.
24-
336091
DFR
2 2 95815 M, W, 65 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Placed on a seventy-two-
hour mental health
evaluation hold.
24-
336114
DFR
2 2 95838 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate any
suspicious or criminal
activity on scene.
24-
336175
DFR
1 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate any
suspicious or criminal
activity on scene.
24-
336271
DFR
2 2 95821 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Launched to assist,
however officers canceled
UAS prior to its arrival.
24-
336430
DFR
1 3 95834 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assessed scene prior to
officers’ arrival.
24-
337013
DFR
1 3 95834 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
337106
DFR
1 3 95833 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assisted the Sacramento
Fire Department with a
structure fire.
24-
337144
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assessed scene prior to
officers’ arrival.
24-
337290
DFR
1 3 95833 M, H, 55 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Located and identified.
24-
337290
DFR
1 3 95833 M, W, 31 Additional
subject for
scene
above.

Scene
Assessment
Located and identified.
24-
337380
DFR
1 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate suspicious
or criminal activity on
scene.
24-
337992
DFR
1 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.

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24-
338061
DFR
1 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate suspicious
or criminal activity on
scene.
24-
338068
DFR
2 2 95815 M, H, 29 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Located, identified, and
probation search
conducted.
24-
338107
DFR
2 2 95815 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assisted the Sacramento
Fire Department with
assessing the scene prior to
firefighters’ arrival.
24-
338238
DFR
2 2 95815 M, B, 35 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for domestic
battery and willful cruelty to
a child.
24-
338272
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
338293
DFR
2 2 95838 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assisted the Sacramento
Fire Department with a fire.
24-
338348
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate victim on
scene.
24-
338851
3 4 95814 F, W, 60 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
40mm
Launchers
(1)
40mm
Munitions
(1)
Less
Lethal
Shotguns
(2)
Less
Lethal
Shotgun
Munitions
(3)
Reported as
Armed
Subject
Reportable use of force
occurred. Arrested for
resisting arrest, brandishing
a deadly weapon other than
a firearm, and assault with a
deadly weapon (not a
firearm) on a peace
officer/firefighter likely to
produce great bodily injury.
24-
340343
7 6 95817 M, H, 31 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Arrested for
damage/destroy any
wireless communication
device, kidnapping, robbery,
domestic violence, and
parole violation.
24-
339599
4 4 95818 M, B, 19 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Arrested for murder as well
as warrants for battery with
a serious bodily injury and
driving without a valid
driver's license.

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24-
339599
4 7 95831 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (2)
Armored
Vehicle (2)
Flashbang
s (1)
LRAD (1)
High-Risk
Search
Warrant
Additional suspect not
located on scene.
24-
341347
3 4 95816 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
341562
DFR
2 2 95815 F, B, 38 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate suspicious
or criminal activity on
scene.
24-
341629
DFR
2 2 95815 F, B, 21 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Arrested for domestic
battery.
24-
341685
DFR
2 1 95834 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
341862
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate victim on
scene. The victim was later
located by the Sacramento
County Sheriff's Office.
24-
341965
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
341980
DFR
2 2 95815 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate any
suspicious or criminal
activity on scene.
24-
342483
DFR
1 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate suspects
on scene.
24-
342546
DFR
2 2 95838 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate any
suspicious or criminal
activity on scene.
24-
342993
1 1 95835 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Search for
Wanted
Subject
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
343657
DFR
2 2 95815 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Assessed scene prior to
officers’ arrival.
24-
343661
DFR
2 2 95815 M, B, 18 Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Victim located and
identified.
24-
343691
DFR
1 3 95833 Unable to
locate
Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
Unable to locate suspect on
scene.
24-
344413
DFR
2 1 95838 Not applicable Uncrewed
Aerial
System (1)
Scene
Assessment
UAS launched to assist and
a technical error occurred.

The flight could not
continue.

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