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Lead No.<br />

Lead Instruction and Lead Result(s)<br />

<strong>Entered</strong> By Det Martin Greenberg<br />

G7789: 10/29/10 13:20hrs – Jon S. Kadela, Pleasantville Ambulance Corps EMT at<br />

NYSP Hawthorne for interview with Inv Saunders (NYSP) and Det Greenberg<br />

(MPPD). Hand-written statement attached, as are 3 diagrams of what Kadela saw<br />

on 10/17/10.<br />

Jon S. Kadela<br />

Dob<br />

Pleasantville, NY 10595<br />

Cell phone 914-<br />

Home phone 914-<br />

CONFIDENTIAL<br />

Date <strong>Entered</strong> 11/02/2010<br />

Jon Kadela had just returned home after meeting some friends. Around 1:30am he<br />

heard the first page for Finnegans, but began his response at the second page for<br />

shots fired. Kadela arrived at PVAC, one ambulance had already left, 7603 had a<br />

full crew with Kelly Wind in charge. Greg Wind arrived in the fly car 7606 and told<br />

Kadela to return to the scene with him. <strong>The</strong>y arrived and parked alongside CVS. I<br />

young man was screaming “they shot my boy” and one or two friends were trying to<br />

calm him down. <strong>The</strong> scene didn’t look safe, so Kadela stayed in 7606. Greg drove<br />

them around the back of the shopping center to the other parking lot. It was<br />

determined that another ambulance was needed. Greg and Jon Kadela went back<br />

and got 7602. <strong>The</strong>y returned to the scene and were directed by a Greenburgh PD<br />

paramedic to aid a male with a gunshot wound to the left upper arm. Kadela felt that<br />

law enforcement had provided a safe corridor into the scene. Kadela saw three or<br />

more major pockets of volatile or raised vocal activity throughout the area with<br />

college age people trying to calm them down. <strong>The</strong>y found their patient in the rear<br />

driver’s side of a police car near the Altima, the wound had already been bandaged.<br />

<strong>The</strong> EMT in charge was Krista Wind. Nick D’Addesio and Kadela retrieved the<br />

equipment requested by Krista Wind. <strong>The</strong> patient identified himself as either<br />

Brendan or Brandon. <strong>The</strong> patient was clean cut, calm and well-spoken. <strong>The</strong><br />

dressing on his arm had some dried blood and did not show any signs of active<br />

bleeding. <strong>The</strong>y lowered him to the ground using a standing takedown taking all<br />

spinal precautions. <strong>The</strong> patient was calm and answered all questions concisely.<br />

During the treatment, a fight broke out in the parking lot near the Shoprite side of the<br />

parking lot and several officers ran to secure that situation. He saw that police had<br />

secured a wide perimeter from the four corners area as well as Garrigan Ave and<br />

the light north of the Town Center. Kadela sat in the front seat of the ambulance<br />

which transported the patient to WMC. At WMC they brought the patient into trauma<br />

2. He saw trauma 1 had doctors and nurses , but not much activity and the patient<br />

appeared deceased. Kadela heard no other conversations, collected their gear, and<br />

returned to service heading back to their hq. As they neared the Thornwood<br />

Storage, they were called by radio to return to the scene. <strong>The</strong>y were met by<br />

Thursday, December 09, 2010 Page 10 of 335<br />

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