Ue a formuccae ~ oe or pa T_CONLAINT REPORT A aaa LOCATION OF COPLBNT ATURE OF COMPLAINT SHOOTING ‘G/ : 300_W MATER ST. COMPLAINT ‘ankess SANDUSKY . Ot MARK EVERETT = sea Mes REPORTED BY ‘RES TELEPHONE OFFICERS ASSIGNE E_CALLER SANDUSICY OH = 695. 6727 a DISPATCHED 02:24 ARRIVED 02:25 CLEARED 994: $04-329- 30 Deceased: Mark Everett, b/m, 2-19-63, Kevin Randleman, 183 Remington Ave. #14, City b/m, 1-31-61, Everett was observed lying face up on the sidewalk just off to the east side of the front step. At the time a crowd of about 75 black males and females were running about screaming that Everett had been shot. Everett had a large amount of blaod coming cut of his mouth. A smaller amount of blood was coming out of his sweater at about mid-sternum. Several people at the scene stated that he had been shot in the chest. SFD was contacted prior to the initial squad’s arrival to request additional assistance. When the squad arrived on the scene they began to cut Everett’s clothes off, revealing what appeared to be a bullet hole in the upper chest. He was immediately transported to Firelands ER by SFD. ER personnel began treating Everett. Dr. Reineck, the attending physician, said that the bullet that struck Everett went through his sternum, then traveled in a downward direction, piercing his lung and heart. He continued to treat Everett without success and at 0300 hrs. pronounced him dead. X-rays of Everett revealed a large calibre bullet lodged beneath his left rib cage with the bullet appearing to be a .38 or .357 411 clothes were removed from Everett and placed in bags for transport on station. These were tagged and turned over to Detective Weber. The VCR portable camera was obtained from the DB with video being taken by Lt. Danklefsen of Everett in the ER. Video was also shot of the scene detailing the location of Everett and the surrounding scene. The tape was then turned over to the DB. PERSONS ARRESTED bate STS STENATRE 02/23/90 Chie. DME TNE IPPLEMENT Xxx [ATURE OF COMPLAINT ‘cart OF COMPLAINT 00 W_WATER ST. fnwess SANDUSKY . FEL EP AONE OFFICERS Assi6) 2.882 Rodger McKenzie, B/M, 9-30-56, 2113 Wilson St., Ph. 626-3664. (also McKenzie“s brother, poss. Darrell “Shawnee” 7) Dean Swain, B/M, 9-26-63, 515 Perry St. #2, City. Daryl L. Turner, B/M, 9-28-66, 407 Camp St., Ph. 626-1305. Michael Lee, B/M, 4-10-66, 1224 Ransom St., Ph. 625-7291. Dewitt McDonald, B/M, 4-26-64, 2143 Olds., Ph.. 621-9517. Ronnie Charlton, B/M, 3-18-68, 1213 Ransom St., Ph. 627-8417. Shawn W. Caston, B/M, 4-26-66, address ? (poss. Neil & Sycamore). All the above listed subjects were to have seen or had knowledge what occurred at the scene of the shooting. The McKenzie brothers both advised that Kevin Randleman had shot Mark Everett. R.McKenzie advised that Kevin Randleman had tried to hit Daryl Turner in the back of the head with a gun. The gun was described to be a .38 or .357 revolver. Randleman then turned around and shot Everett. This occurred on the sidewalk just outside of Radio Inn II. McKenzie thought that Randleman had been dropped off by someone driving a tan Ford Escort. Several witnesses thought that Randleman came with Caston. Dean Swain and Rodger McKenzie advised that while inside of the bar Randleman went into the bathroom with Shawn Caston. When Randieman came out of the bathroom he was acting bold. They believed Caston gave Randleman the gun while in the bathroom. Witnesses advised that Randleman was standing by the street curb when he shot Everett. After shooting Everett, Randleman ran north towards the old Feddersons Bakery and continued running N/B around the building. McKenzie described Randleman as wearing Black “B-K" (British Knight) high top tennis shoes, black jeans, black, red and white jacket inscribed with Chicago Bulls on the back. McKenzie stated that Randleman probably went to 919 Third St. Bernell Scott came on station around 0400 hrs. and advised that after the shooting occurred outside, Caston began kicking bar stools in the bar and stated "I cant believe he actually did it. Ronnie Charlton also came on station and advised that McDonald, Turner, Swain, R.McKenzie and his brother were out looking for Caston, as they believed he supplied the gun. nrsrosTTiON “RORY wit ye ate Y. Babul t Exam? "Hho Dhl_SQNDUSEY POLICE 2x0x ENTAGEXTO._CR_NO, WaTURE OF. conPLATIT LOCATION OF COMPLAINT Kevin D. Randleman, Living in Toledo-unknown address, B/M, DOB 01-31-61 SSN 295-64-2559 Andrea Johnson, 1836 Remington Ave. #14, B/F, DOB 08-28-68 (Kevins sister) Assigned officers left the original scene, and checked at 919 Third St., a residence Randleman has stayed at in the past. The house was surrounded and a B/F responded and advised that Randleman no longer lives there. She advised that he has been staying with his sister at 1836 Remington Ave. #14. ‘At approx. 0265 hrs. officers then went to the Remington Apartments, and this officer went to the rear of apartment #14. At this time a tan vehicle, fitting the aforementioned vehicle, was observed leaving the area and was stopped. It was not the vehicle that was being looked for. Officers then nocked and announced themselves at the front door. At this moment, Randleman, ran out the rear door of apartment #14 and was ordered at gunpoint to stop. Lt. Danklefsen then came around the building and assisted this officer. Randleman was then cuffed by this officer. Other officers took Randleman to the cruiser and advised him of his miranda warning. The rear door was still open and officers announced themselves with Johnson responding. She was asked if officers could enter and she said that we could. She was asked when Randleman returned to her apartment and advised approx. 20 minutes ago. Officer May noted the time to be 0259 hrs. on his watch. She was asked if officers could check her apartment, and advised we The black British Knights tennis shoes were located in the living could. room closet. There was noted to be fresh mud on the bottoms and sides. On talking again with Johnson she advised that Randleman hed just come in the front door, just prior to officers arrival. She stated that she was asleep when he arrived, and did not know what he had done .in the apartment. This officer and Lt. Danklefsen exited the front door and the Chicago Bulls jacket was located in the bush, directly to the west of the door. On lifting the coat, it was very heavy and the revolver was found inside the right pocket. Both items were taken to the cruiser and held, with the gun being held by the lanyard ring. Thies officer then went to the cruiser and again gave Randleman his miranda warning. He was transported on station. He readily admitted to the coat being his on two different occasions. He also told this officer that six people jumped him and he shot one in the face. He was then taken to the DB and turned over to Detectives Weber and Sams for an interview. The black “BK” shoes, the “Bulls” coat, and the 4" S+W 38 cal. revolver Ser #V520931, that contained 5 live rounds (1 hollow point+4 wad cutters) were turned ‘over to Detective Weber. After the interview Randleman was ‘transported to ECSO- PERSONS a - a tes —_ as " aaa ae . nn evin. ndleman***Agge. Murder (No Bond )#kE( aii BOOKED oe ‘REPORT WRITTEN BY ‘DATE PERV ISR SSTSNATURE Bye ea. ‘OFFICERS 8570 14, 862,882SANDUSKY POLICE zxs22%6 LOCATION OF CORPLAINT ATURE OF-CORPLATATT SHOOTING. 300.W WATER ST. “DRE 6 fi $55.67? TM 882 82 SANDUSKY .OH, Cynthia Johnson from 2018 Shelby St. called and stated At 0357 this date, Two minutes later, a that five men were standing outside her residence. second call came in from an unknown caller stating that shots were being fired in that area, On arrival, officers located Dean Swain, Roger McKenzie and others in the area, and they said they were looking fer Kevin Randleman, as his brother lives in that area. All were told that Randieman had been apprehended, at which time they left the area without incident. aisrasTTION EPORT WRITTEN BY Dae OFFICER 02/23/90SANDUSKY POLICE kexKeKxS TRATURE OF COMPLAINT LOCATION OF CORPLATNT -Shaoting. a -300_Wa Water St, — a COMPLAINANT ‘ANDRESS TELEPHONE OFFICERS aSSTONED Maxk Everett. = —~ 652. Kevin Randleman was interviewed after being advised of his rights and cone ented to talk about the shooting, He stated that he was dropped off at the bar by a girl ho owns a tan colored car, He refused to give her name, He said after he was in the bar a short time he was confronted by the complainant and an argument started with Mark hitting im in the stomache, He said he left the bar and went to a friend's house whexe he got a un from him, He refused to name the friend, He said the bar was ready to close when he returned and another argument atarted between him and Mark again where it carried outside. He said once outside there must have been 6 guys or so that were going to jump him, He said @ wasn't going to take a beating from anyone so he pulled out the gun and fired one shot itting Mark, He stated that Mark had a beer bottle in his hand at the time, He said he ran xom the area and walked to his sister's house at 1836 Remington Ave,. He stated that he eft the gun in his jacket by the front door, Randleman's clothes were taken and hewas give ail clothes to wear, The complainant's clothes were also brought in from the hospital. he gun was dusted for prints and one lifted that did not appear to contain enough ridge etail for comparsion purposes, The bullets that were still in the gun were also dusted and 0 prints could be developed, The bullet from the body of complainant was retreived from he hospital by Det, Paseka and entered as evidence, Pictures were taken of the clothes emoved from Everett by the hospital and were found to have feces in the pants, The clothes were badly cut when removed from the body and pig] be disposed of due to the smell, The tatement of Kevin Randleman was taped and will be on file. Roggex McKenzie, Dean Swain, Michael Lee and Darryl Turner came on station nd gave taped statements concerning what they had witnessed, They were all in agreement nat Mark did not have any type of weapon, They said that Kevin fired the shot fron the curb rea when Mark was standing by the steps at the front of the building, Darryl said that avin approached him and started to argue and swung at him with the gun, This was seen by ne other witnesses. They also added that each of them believed Kevin had the gun handed > him in the restroom by Shawn Caston because when he came out he was very bold and as tated by Rodger he seemed 8 féet high and 300 pounds, Further attempts will be made to ontact Shawn for his statement. Several other people at the scene will be contacted if possible for statements, Further to follow: KBVIN RANDLEMAN, B/M 1836 Remington Ave. apt. #14 DOB 1/31/61 ‘Aggravated Murder, Sock = —— BOOKED FERSONS ARRESTED. ms - : e Kevin Randieman ** Agg. Murdez** to county jaii $250,000.00 bond i ‘SisPOSEOR— — fs a eae 2 REPORT i fs DATE ” Wy) y 2023080 Wy i oo.DATE TINE SANDUSKY POLICE #*x#*4#SUPPLEMENTAX#X TO REPORT NO. 2773 2/23/90 __ 022 NATURE OF COMPLAINT ‘LOCATION OF COMPLAINT hooting 300 W, Water Ste CoRPLAAT TnORESS SHAWN CASTON, B/M, DOB 4/26/66, 620 NEIL ST. CITY 5~-9030 VICTOR HUSTON, B/M, DOB 12/6/65, 1429 CAMP ST. CITY 7-8937 CASTON WAS BROUGHT TO THE OFFICE OF THE D.B. AND QUESTIONED ABOUT THE SHOOTING ON 2/23/90. HE STATED THAT HE HAD HEARD THE RUMOR THAT THE GUN USED TO SHOOT EVERETT WAS HIS. HE DENIED THIS STATING THAT THE FIRST TIME HE OBSERVED THE WEAPON WAS WHEN RANDLEMAN SHOWED IT TO HIM AT THE BAR. HE WENT ON TO STATE THAT HE WAS INSIDE THE BAR SHOOTING POOL. HE HAD GIVEN RANDLEMAN SOME MONEY TO BUY HIMSELF, HUSTON AND RANDLEMAN A DRINK. WHEN RANDLEMAN TOOK A LONG TIME TO GET THE DRINKS, HE WENT TO CHECK ON HIM. HE THEN OBSERVED RANDLEMAN AND EVERETT ARGUING IN THE RESTROOM. HE PAID NO ATTENTION TO WHAT THE ARGUMENT WAS ABOUT. HE THEN RETRIEVED HIS MONEY FROM RANDLEMAN, AND WENT BACK TO SHOOTING POOL, AS THE BAR HAD STOPPED SELLING DRINKS. A SHORT TIME LATER HE WENT BAR INTO THE RESTROOM WITH RANDLEMAN. RANDLEMAN THEN SHOWED HIM A REVOLVER. HE OPENED THE CYLINDER AND SHOWED THAT THE WEAPON WAS LOADED. RANDLEMAN WAS TO HAVE STATED HE WAS TIRED OF THOSE GUYS (MEANING EVERETT, SWAIN, TURNER,ETC.)BOTHERING HIM. HE TALKED RANDLEMAN INTO PUTTING THE WEAPON AWAY AS NO ONE WAS GOING TO BOTHER HIM. THE NEXT TIME HE OBSERVED RANDLEMAN HE WAS WALKING TOWARDS THE EXIT WITH EVERETT, SWAIN, TURNER, AND OTHERS FOLLOWING HIM OUT THE DOOR. A SHORT TIME LATER HE WENT OUTSIDE TO CHECK ON RANDLEMAN. HE OBSERVED RANDLEMAN IN THE STREET, WITH EVERETT, SWAIN, TURNER AND OTHERS STANDING ON THE STEPS NEAR THE ENTRANCE TO THE BAR. THEY WERE HAVING SOME TYPE OF VERBAL CONFRONTATION AT THIS TIME. TURNER WAS TO HAVE WENT INTO THE STREET TOWARDS RANDLEMAN, WITH RANDLEMAN, PULLING THE REVOLVER AND ATTEMPTING TO STRIKE TURNER IN THE HEAD. AT THIS TIME EVERETT WAS TO HAVE TAKEN SEVERAL STEPS TOWARDS THE STREET, HE THEN HEARD ONE SHOT BEING FIRED. HE HAD HIS BACK TO RANDLEMAN AT THIS TIME. AFTER THE SHOT HE OBSERVED EVERETT FALL TO THE GROUND, AND RANDLEMAN RUN N/B TOWARDS THE WATER. HE TRIED TO ASSIST EVERETT BUT WAS PUSHED AWAY BY SWAIN AND OTHERS. HE THEN WENT BACK INSIDE THE BAR AS HE WAS UPSET OVER WHAT HAD TAKEN PLACE. HER DID NOT SEE RANDLEMAN ANYMORE THAT NIGHT, AND HAD NO IDEA HOW HE GOT TO REMINGTON AVE. 2 HUSTON STATED HE WAS INSIDE THE BAR WITH CASTON DURING THE COURSE OF THE NIGHT. HE WAS NOT OUTSIDE WHEN THE SHOOTING TOOK PLACE. HE WENT OUTSIDE WHEN HE OBSERVED CASTON RETURN UPSET. HE WENT OUTSIDE AND OBSERVED EVERETT ON ‘THE-GROUND- BLEEDING FROM THE CHEST AREA. HE ATTEMPTED TO” ASSIST—-EVERETT BUT WAS PUSHED AWAY BY SWAIN AND OTHERS. OFC. ARRIVED A SHORT TIME LATER, WITH HIM LEAVING THE AREA. BOTH SUBJECTS WERE ADVISED THE INVESTIGATION WOULD: CONTINUE, AND THEY WOULD BE CONTACTED TF NEEDED. PERSONS, ARRESTED. : ‘DigPOSTTION REPORT WRITTEN BY: ‘DATE ‘SUPERVISORS S16NAT Moxander 3/2/90 : opto Abad : TEERHOE OFFICERS ASSTONED217a___02-B-90 bana SANDUSKY POLICE 2c: XSUPPLEMENT#RX# TO REPORT NO LOCETION OF COWPLAINT TATURE OF ComPLAINT Shooting 300 W. Water Street __ ‘COMPLAINANT aE TELEFHONE ‘FICERS_ ASSTENED Mark Everett eons 793 DB File 4814 On 09-17-90 Erie County Prosecutor Moore appeared on station with Attorney Bailey, Bailey was to view the evidence confiscated, belonging to his client, Kevin Randleman and the deceased, Mark Everett, While Bailey was checking one of the coats belonging to his client, he pulled what appeared to be a marijuana cigarett from the pocket, Prior to placing the coat in the evidence locker, it had not been checked by this officer, Attempte will be made to locate the officer that initially had taken the items into possession to determine if the pockets had been checked, The marijuana cigarett was tagged and placed in the drug locker, ae aT : 1SPOSTTION, ‘oR WITTEN BY a fbb, Det. 0, PasekarDE THE SANDUSKY POLICE #2£28*xSUPLENENTS£#e TO REPORT NO.~ ATURE JF COMPLATHT ToceTion oF comPLanT __ Shooting. -300__ifwiastex. HFLAQueNT rk Everett The coat that was held as evidence was discosed of on 9-18-91. The case has been disnosed of and the coat was no longer needed as evidence. PERSONG waRERTED ugeastTio aePORT wRITTEN Bi; SOLE. TS SHGTEE ‘ATE, SUPERVISOR'S STGHATIRECAp T.°C.C. “Muehling 9-18-91a bate SANDUSKY POLICE WKeXxxSUPPLEMENTEXIATO CR NO. — 2473 92/23/90 NATURE OF CONPLAENT LOOATION OF CORPLAINT SHOOTING 300 _W_WATER ST ‘COMPLAINANT DRESS TELEPHONE GFFICERS ASST MARK EVERETT JANDUSIY . OH a83 672 714 ge2 2 18 On 12-11-92 Pavl Schnittker from the Erie Cointy Prosecutor's Office returned the clothing of Mark Everett. Paul Schnittker advised the case pertaining to the above was over and the items could be disposed of which they were. PERSONS ARRESTED DISPOSITION----—EVIDENCE YW HE ‘SUPERVISOR'S. STONATORE 12/15/92 “REPORT WRITTEN DetsJe Paseka MA. fos