REPORT OF INVESTIGATION

ME-102 (revised 02/17) State of Punjab

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER
Autopsy Services, Chandigarh, Connecticut 06032
(860) 679-3980
M.E. CASE NO.
19-13419-Zaporta, Aphonso
Name :Anil Age Race Sex: Male
DECEASE 41 Black
D Last Residence(No., Street) Town State Zip Code

INJURY Injury Place Injury Date

(if any) Roadway 7/26/2019
Place of Death (No., Street) Town State
Woodside Building84 West (On Ramp), Near Capital Avenue Hartford Punjab
Reported By (Name) Affiliation
Sgt. Ruddy Connecticut State Police, Eastern District Major
OCME Investigator Notified OCME Notified
Date: 0507/2019 Time: 10:16 AM Date: 06/07/2019 Time: 10: 16 AM
DEATH
Arrival at Scene Departure From Scene Death Pronounced By
Date: 05/07/2019 Date: 05/07/2019 EMS
Time: 12:40 AM Time: 2:46 AM Date: 7/26/2019 Time: 9:27 PM
Deceased Identified By :Anil Address (Woodside Building, Ludhiana, Punjab) Phone

INFORMANT(S) NEIGHBOURS

CIRCUMSTANCES OF DEATH: GUNSHOT

The following circumstances were gathered from police personnel as well as personal observation. The decedent was originally called
in as Unidentified and later was identified by fingerprints,

The decedent was a 41 year old male with a history of drug use who had active warrants for criminal activity. The
decedent was recently witnessed waving a gun around. This was what what prompted the most recent warrant and the
traffic stop by Hartford Police. The decedent has a long history of violent tendencies and was estranged from his family.
He has had arrests in the past for assault, burglaries, narcotics, and possession of machine guns.
The decedent was the driver of a Nissan Maxima registered to a female with the same last name. He had a passenger and
they had been discussing the decedent having lost a lot of weight and a comment was made that the decedent may have
a "drug sickness like AIDS".
The Hartford Police Street Crimes Unit was attempting to stop the decedent's vehicle at Capital Avenue and Park Street,
but the vehicle fled onto the 1-84 westbound ramp. The vehicle struck several other vehicles attempting to escape as
there were construction vehicles on the ramp. At that point, the car was stopped. Plain clothes officers approached the
vehicle and laid stop sticks under the front of the car. The car was attempting to jockey back and forth to get away. Once
the car stopped, the passenger got out and surrendered. The car had a flat front tire.
The decedent exited the vehicle and lunged towards Hartford Police Officers attempting to gain one of the officers
weapons. The decedent was given verbal commands by the officers; the decedent failed to comply. The decedent was
allegedly subdued at one point with non lethal action, but he was able to gain control of one of the officer's guns. He
allegedly broke the holster to gain access to this gun. The oficer made the others aware that the decedent had his gun.
Another officer fired a weapon and struck the decedent. He reportedly fired 3 times.
Per the passenger in the car, the decedent said "l am ready to die, ready to die" as he was getting out of the car.
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M.E. CASE NO.
19-13419-Zaporta,
Alphonso
The decedent was supine on the ground near the car and he was handcuffed after he was shot. A bullet was near his body.
Three shell casings were noted. Pieces of a bullet jacket were nearby as well.
An empty bottle of alcohol and a loaded handgun were on the driver's side floor.
Photographs were taken and the body was transported to OCME by OCME personnel.

EXTERNAL Deceased Examined At On (Date)

7/27/2019
EXAMINATION Roadway, Interstate 84 West (On Ramp), Near Capital Avenue, Hartford, CT
06106
The decedent is a black male appearing his stated age of 41 years. He has black hair, brown eyes, and natural teeth, He is
wearing a shirt pants, underwear, socks, and shoes. Tattoos are noted on his chest and arms. Tattoos are noted near his left
eye as well. He has scars on his torso and back.
Keys for a different car and change are removed from the decedent's pocket. Cigarettes, a credit card, and 2 hats are near
the decedent.

The decedent smells strongly of alcohol.

Injuries are noted to the decedent's left ear, center forehead, and 2 on the back of his head at different locations (one more
central and one to the left). Abrasions are noted on the back of the decedent's neck and on his left forearm and elbow.

Significant deformities are noted to the decedent's face and skull- Contusions are noted on his eyes. His teeth appear
damaged.
Rigor is dificult to break in all muscles and iivor is blanchable with moderate force.

I certify that I made an external examination of the deceased on the date shown.
Date Name of Investigator jgned
CERTIFICATION
7/30/2019 Marisa Edelberg, Medical Examiner
Investigator

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 STATE OF CONNECTICUT
Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
11 Shuttle Road, Farmington, CT 06032

M.E. CASE NUMBER: 19-13419-zaporta, Alphonso

Date ofDeath: 07/26/2019 Time ofDeath: 09:27 P.M.

County ofDeath: Hartford City ofDeath: Hartford
Autopsy Performed By: Gregory A. Vincent, M.D. Autopsy Date: 07/28/2019

FINAL DIAGNOSES

I. Gunshot Wounds of Head (3)

A. Comminuted Skull Fractures
B. Perforation and Penetration of Brain C. Projectile
Fragments Recovered

Il. Blunt Injuries of Torso

A. Cutaneous Contusions and Abrasions

Ill. Blunt Injuries of Extremities

A. Cutaneous Contusions and Abrasions

IV. Hypertensive and Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease

A. Cardiac Hypertrophy (460 gm, Slight)
B. Left Ventricular Hypertrophy, Slight (1.5 cm)
C. Coronary Artery Atherosclerosis, Slight
D. Aortic Atherosclerosis, Slight

CAUSE OF DEATH: GUNSHOT WOUNDS OF HEAD

(3)
MANNER OF DEATH: HOMICIDE (SHOT BY POLICE)
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REPORT OF AUTOPSY

Ihereby certifi that I, GregoryA. Vincent, M.D., Associate Medical Examiner, have
performed an autopsy on the body ofAlphonso Zaporta on the 28 th ofJuly, 2019,
commencing at 10:00 A.M. in the mortuary ofthe Office ofthe ChiefMedical Examiner
ofthe State ofConnecticut. This autopsy was performed in the presence ofDr. Nunez
and attended by Detectives Bennett and DiCocco ofthe Eastern District Major Crime
Division ofthe Connecticut State Police.

EXTERNAL EXAMINATION:

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Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
11 Shuttle Road, Farmington, CT 06032

M.E. CASE NUMBER: 19-13419-zaporta, Alphonso

The body is received in the supine position in a white plastic body bag. The body is of
a welldeveloped, well-nourished, average framed, 5' 9", 163 1b lightly-pigmented
Hispanic man (Body Mass Index: 24.1) whose appearance is consistent with the given
age of 41 years, The straight black scalp hair measures up to approximately JA" The
mustache and beard measure up to 1/8" and 1/2" respectively. The nose and facial bones
are palpably intact. The eyes have brown irides and the conjunctivae are without
jaundice. The oral cavity has natural dentition with moderate hygiene. The chest and
back are unremarkable. The abdomen is soft and flat. The external genitalia are of a
nonnal circumcised adult man, The anus is unremarkable. The extremities are normally
developed. There is a 4" x 1-1/4" irregular hyperpigmented scar of the left forehead and
side of the head. There is a 10" x 8" irregular hyperpigmented scar of the left chest
extending onto the abdomen. There is a 1 " x h" hypopigmented, well-healed scar of
the right back, a I -h" x W' hyperpigmented mark of the lower left back, a 2" x 1/8"
hypopigmented, well-healed scar of the dorsal right forearm, a 3- 1/2" x h"
hypopigmented, well-healed scar ofthe dorsal right forearm, a h" x 1/4"
hypopigmented, well-healed scar of the dorsal left hand at the base of the left fifth
finger, and a 3/8" x 3/8" hypopigmented, well-healed scar of the ventral lateral left
forearm. There is a 1 " x 1/2" hypertrophic, hyperpigmented scar of the dorsal left thigh
and a 3/8" x 1/4" hyperpigmented, well-healed scar of the dorsal right thigh. There is a
2-1/4" x h" dry brown indentation ofthe right lower back and a 2" x h" dry brown
indentation ofthe left lower back with a 2- 1/4" x 1/4" area of pallor in between. There is
a circumferential dark brown discoloration of the left wrist measuring up to h" in
width.
There are the following professional monochromatic tattoos:
l. A spider web on the right elbow
2. A skull wearing a hood on the dorsal right forearm
3. "Solido Nation" with comedy and tragedy masks on the lateral right upper arm
4. "You Can Never Feel My Pain" written in gothic font across the clavicles
5. A skull wearing a clown nose on the lateral left upper arm
6, "Dustin" in gothic font on the dorsal left forearm
7. "Solid" on the dorsal left upper arm
8. Two tear drops lateral to the left eye of 7

POST-MORTEM CHANGES:
There is moderate symmetrical rigor mortis of the upper and lower extremities, neck,
and jaw, Lividity is purple, fixed, and posterior. The body is cool to the touch.

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Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
11 Shuttle Road, Farmington, CT 06032

M.E. CASE NUMBER: 19-13419-zaporta, Alphonso

THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES:
There are appropriately placed electrocardiograph leads.

CLOTHING:
The body is clad in a black T-shirt, a pair ofblack pants, a pair ofblack sneakers, a pair
of white socks, and a blue and white Nautica brand belt with a leather end and a white
metal buckle. There is a yellow metal earring with a black stone on the left earlobe.
There is a perforation of the midline of the back ofthe shirt below the collar. There are
white metal handcuffs cuffing the hands behind the back.

INJURIES:
There are three gunshot wounds of the head and blunt injuries ofthe head, torso, and
extremities. These injuries are described by body region for descriptive purposes only;
no sequence is implied. All measurements are given in relation to the normal anatomic
planes with the body in the supine position.

A. Perforating Gunshot Wound of Back of Head:

Entrance: There is a gunshot entrance wound of the posterior right head
centered 2-%" below the top of the head and 7/8" right of the midline. It is a
1
/4" x 1/4" punched-out wound without abrasion, fouling, or stippling ofthe
adjacent skin.

Wound Track: After perforating the skin and soft tissues of the
posterior right scalp, the bullet perforates and fractures the right
occipital bone, creating a 3/4" x 3/4" fracture with internal beveling. The bullet
then sequentially perforates the right occipital, parietal, and frontal lobes with
marked hemorrhage along the wound track. There are fragments of yellow and
grey metal recovered along the wound track. There are contusions of the white
matter of the right frontal and temporal lobes, the mid brain, and the pons.

Exit: There is a gunshot exit wound of the left forehead centered 2" below the
top of the head and 3/4" left of the midline. It is a 1- 1/4" x W' stellate wound
without abrasion, fouling, or stippling of the adjacent skin. It overlies a 1 " x
3
/4" fracture of the right and left frontal bones with external beveling. There is
patchy subscalpular and subgaleal hemorrhage of the overlying the scalp
measuring up to 3

Course and Direction: The course and direction of the bullet track is from back
to front, right to left, and upward.

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M.E. CASE NUMBER: 19-13419-zaporta, Alphonso

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B. Penetrating Gunshot Wound of Left Side of the Head:

Entrance: There is a gunshot entrance wound of the posterior left head centered 4- 1/2"
below the top of the head and h" left of the midline. It is a h" x W' punched-out wound
without abrasion, fouling, or stippling of the adjacent skin. There is beveled
subcutaneous tissue from the 3 0'clock to the 8 0'clock positions.

Wound Track: After perforating the skin and soft tissues of the posterior left head, the
bullet perforates and fractures the left occipital bone creating a 3/4" x 3/4" perforation
with internal beveling and comminuted fractures of the skull measuring up to 13". The
bullet then sequentially penetrates the left occipital and parietal lobes and the brainstem.
There is marked hemorrhage along the wound track. There are multiple fragments of
yellow and grey metal recovered along the wound track. There is no gunpowder residue
along the wound track.

Course and Direction: The course and direction of the bullet track is from back to front
with indiscernible deviation in the anterior, superior, or left/right planes.

Projectiles: Four fragments of yellow metal and seven distorted fragments of dark grey
metal are recovered from the brain and the inferior brainstem.

C. Graze Gunshot Wound of Posterior Left Head With Perforation of Left Ear: There is an
obliquely-oriented, 1 -h" x h", teardrop-shaped, pink-white graze wound of the inferior
left back of the head centered 2- 1/4" left of the midline, 5" below the top of the head at
the anterior end (nearest to the left ear) and 6" below the top of the head at the posterior
end. There are tags of skin along the edges of the wound track, which point downward
and to the right. There is a circumferential rim of irregular white abrasion measuring up
to 1/16". There is a 3/8" x 1/2" punched-out wound of the pinna of the left ear centered 5-
1
/2" below the top of the head and 3-h" left of the midline without abrasion, fouling, or
stippling of the adjacent skin. There is contusion of the posterior left ear. The course and
direction of the bullet track is back to front, right to left, and upward.

D. Blunt Injuries of Head: There is a h" x 1/8" dark red laceration of the inner lower lip
centered h" left of the midline. The right central maxillary incisor is fractured. There is a
3
/4" x %" red abrasion of the chin centered 7-1/4" below the top of the head and 1/2" right

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M.E. CASE NUMBER: 19-13419-Zaporta, Alphonso

of the midline. There is a 1- /4" x h" dry, dark red abrasion of the chin centered 7- 1/2"
1

below the top of the head and 5/8" right of the midline. There are scant petechiae of the
right bulbar conjunctiva. The skin, soft tissues, and bones of the neck are without injury.

E. Blunt Injuries of Torso: There is a 1- 1/4" x h" brown contusion of the right chest. There
is a 1-1/2" x 1-%" subcutaneous hemorrhage of the lower left back. There is patchy
subcutaneous hemorrhage overlying the middle of the lower back.

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F. UPPER EXTREMITIES: There is a 7/8" x h" red abrasion ofthe right elbow, a h" x
1
/4" red abrasion of the right elbow, and a h" x 1/4" red abrasion of the medial right
elbow. There is a 3/8" x 1/4" brown scabbed abrasion of the ventral left forearm with an
adjacent h" x h" light pink semicircular abrasion. There is patchy subcutaneous
hemorrhage of the right elbow, the dorsal right upper arm, and the lateral right forearm
measuring up to 2". There is subcutaneous hemorhage of the left forearm measuring up
to 1-1/2"

G. Lower Extremities: There are patchy subcutaneous hemorrhages of the anterior thighs,
knees, and lower legs measuring up to 1 There is a 3/4" x 1/8" superficial linear pink
abrasion of the anterolateral right thigh.

The injuries listed above, having been described once, will not be repeated.

INTERNAL EXAMINATION:
BODY CAVITIES: The organs are in their normal situs. The pericardial, pleural, and
peritoneal cavities contain normal amounts of serous fluid and are without hemorrhage
or adhesion. The abdominal wall pannus is I-h" thick.

HEAD: The brain weighs 1380 gm and is normal size and shape. The cerebral hemispheres
have the usual pattern of sulci and gyri. The leptomeninges are thin and clear. The cerebral
vessels are without atherosclerosis or aneurysm. The cranial nerves are normally distributed.

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Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
Shuttle Road, Farmington, CT 06032

M.E. CASE NUMBER: 19-13419-Zaporta, Alphonso

The white and grey matter, deep nuclei, ventricles, brainstem, and cerebellum are
unremarkable aside from the previously described injuries.

NECK: The cervical vertebrae, hyoid bone, tracheal and laryngeal cartilages, and paratracheal
soft tissues are without trauma. The upper airway is patent. The tongue is unremarkable.

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM: The heart weighs 370 gm and has a normal distribution of
right predominant coronary arteries with slight atherosclerotic stenosis of up to 10% of the left
anterior descending coronary artery, up to 10% of the left circumflex coronary artery, and up
to 10% of the right coronary artery by eccentric yellow plaques of the intimal surface. There is
no recent thrombus. The myocardium is homogeneous, dark red, and firm without pallor,
hemorrhage, softening, or fibrosis. The left ventricle wall is 1.5 cm thick and the right
ventricle wall is 0.5 cm thick. The endocardial surfaces and four cardiac valves are
unremarkable. The aorta has slight atherosclerosis comprised of fatty yellow streaks of the
intimal surface. The venae cavae and pulmonary arteries are patent.

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM: The right lung weighs 460 gm and the left lung weighs 420 gm.
The red-purple parenchyma is spongy and congested without masses, consolidation, or
obstruction. The bronchi are unremarkable.

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LIVER, GALLBLADDER, PANCREAS: The liver weighs 1810 gm and has an intact
capsule. The soft brown parenchyma is without fibrous texture. The gallbladder contains
approximately 10 cc of dark green liquid bile without stones. The pancreas is unremarkable
in lobulation, color, and texture.

HEMIC AND LYMPHATIC SYSTEMS: The spleen weighs 80 gm and has an intact,
greypurple, slightly wrinkled capsule. The color, red and white pulp, and consistency are
unremarkable. There are no enlarged lymph nodes.

GENITOURINARY SYSTEM: The right kidney weighs 140 gm and the left kidney weighs 150
gm. Each kidney has a smooth red-brown surface with an unremarkable architecture and
vasculature. The ureters maintain uniform caliber into an unremarkable urinary bladder
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M.E. CASE NUMBER: 19-13419-Zaporta, Alphonso

containing approximately 60 cc of yellow urine. The prostate is not enlarged. The testes are
unremarkable.

ENDOCRINE SYSTEM: The pituitary, thyroid, and adrenal glands are normal color, size, and
consistency.

DIGESTIVE SYSTEM: The esophagus and gastroesophageal junction are unremarkable. The
stomach contains approximately 30 cc of cloudy tan fluid without any solids. The gastric
mucosa, small intestine, and large intestine are unremarkable. The vermiform appendix is
unremarkable.

MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM: The vertebrae, clavicles, stemum, ribs, and pelvis are
without fracture. The musculature is normally distributed and unremarkable.

TOXICOLOGY:
Blood, vitreous, urine, liver, brain, and gastric content specimens are submitted to the State of
Connecticut Division of Scientific Services for toxicologic analysis. A separate report will be
issued.

FORENSIC BIOLOGY:
Blood, fingernail, and hair specimens are submitted to the State of Connecticut Division of
Scientific Services. A separate report will be issued.

POST-MORTEM RADIOGRAPHY:
Post-mortem radiographs are taken, examined, and retained.

PHOTOGRAPHY:
Post-mortem photographs are taken and retained.

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EVIDENCE:
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Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
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M.E. CASE NUMBER: 19-13419-Zaporta, Alphonso

The clothing, the yellow metal earring with black stone, the handcuffs, and the projectile
fragments are submitted to Detectives Bennett and DiCocco of the Eastern District Major
Crime Division of the Connecticut State Police Force.

This is a true statement of the postmortem findings upon the body of Alphonso Zaporta.

A. nncent, .D.
Associate Medical Examiner
August 16, 2019

Unless the Office ofthe ChiefMedical Examiner is notified in writing, any tissue retained in the course
ofthis case will be destroyed 3 years after the date ofthe autopsy. Specimens sent to other
institutionsfor analysis are subject to the retention policies ofthat institution.

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 STATE
of CONNECTICUT
DEPARTMENT of
EMERGENCY SERVICES and PUBLIC PROTECTION DIVISION of
SCDNTIFIC SERVICES
278 Colony Street - Meriden, CT 06451
Phone: (203) 639-6400 Fax: (203) 339-6484 Guy M.
Vallaro, PhD.
LABORATORY REPORT
This report contains the results of the Toxicology Unit
examinations.

Report To: Gregory Vincent Date of Report: September 26, 2019

Lab Case # DSS-19-004168 Request: 0010

Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
11 Shuttle Road Aqency Case* 19-13419Gv4%./

Farmington, CT 06032
Date Submission(s) Received: July 30, 2019

EVIDENCE SUBMITTED:

Evidence Submission 014: TX O.C.M.E.

"Specimen(s)"
Item #014-001 : blood (femoral)
Item #014-002: vitreous

Item #014-003: unne

Results:
Item #014-001: blood
No Drugs Detected
Ethanol 0.156 ± 0.009
Item #014-002.• vitreous
Ethanol 0.178 ± 0.010
Item #014-003: urine
Specimen not analyzed

Methods: Some or all of the following techniques were used in the analysis of the submitted evidence.
ELISA: Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay
GC/MS: Gas Chromatography I Mass Spectrometry
HS/GC: Headspace Gas Chromatography
LC/MS/MS: High Pressure Liquid Chromatography I Mass Spectrometry / Mass Spectrometry

Remarks:
Presumptive results are any results from the following methods: EMIT, ELISA, or LCjHRAM-MS (no MS/MS),
Uncertainty is expressed at a 95.45% confidence level for any concentration reported above
For the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCMQ only:
For questions about the content of this report please contact the Toxicology unit at 203-427-4040.
For questions about the status of your submission, including any remaining torensjc examinations, please contact the Case Management unit at
203-427-4098 or send an e-mail to: CT. ForensicLab@Qgov.
Disposition:
Evidence will be retained at the DSS laboratory for at least one (1) year and will then be discarded.
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Limitations:
Information within the evidence descriptions (e.g., name, date of draw, time of draw) are from the Requesting Agency and such information has
been transcribed either from sample containers or from incoming documents.
This report is limited to the following volatile analYtes unless specifically listed: ethanol, methanol, acetone,
isopropanol.
Volatile analytes reported as 'not detected,' 'negative,' or similar verbiage may mean that analytes were either not detected or were below the
method's reportable limit.

Results apply to the evidence as received by the Division of Scientific Services and relate only to the items tested. This
report reflects the test resul&, conclusions, interprefrtions, and/or the findings ofthe analyst(s) as indicated by their
signature below.

Anuja Bharadwaj - Forensic Science Examiner I Mark Anderson

Lynda Dalton - Forensic Science Examiner 1 Forensic Science
Na Lju - Forensic Science Examiner I
Robert Lockwood - Forensic Science Examiner I

CONNECTICUT
DEPARTMENT OFEMERGENCYSERVICESANDPUBLIC
PROTECTION
DIVISION OF STATE POLICE
BUREAU OF IDENTIFICATION

To: Ocme
Date: July 28, 2019
FARMINGTON, CT

A comparison of the fingerprints on the below standards has been made to determine
the number and similarity of the characteristics as well as to determine if they occupy
the same relevant position and area in each fingerprint. This resulted in a positive
identification. All standards were made by the same individual. The examination was
performed by Connecticut State Police Department Fingerprint Technician 1 America

Pupo-Perez

Standard "A"
 Fingerprints of Subject: Hartford. Unidentied DOB: 00/00/0000

csp ID # N/A on: N/A

Standard: Ten post mortem fingerprints (Right hand & Left hand) Sent via
email from the Office of Chief Medical Examiner on a Decedent
Card OCME case # 19-13419

Standard "B"

Fingerprints of Subject: Zaportat Alphonso DOB: 09/25/1977 csp

00686633 Arrestedon: 12/12/2007
Standard: Full set of fingerprints on a State of Connecticut card with a UAR
#
7044806; Fingerprints taken by Hartford Police Department, PD
Case #07051463 Aka: Tony Plummer

Sincerely,
Paul Michael Mounts, Fingerprint Unit Supervisor
DESPP, Connecticut State Police Department

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If Receipt Bullet(s) Removed By (Name of Physician) On (date)
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4 1 Pair of Underwear

5 I Pair of White Socks

6 I Pair of Black Pants

7 1 Black T-Shirt

8 I Brown Belt

9 11 Pro-ectile Fra ents Removed From Brain

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7/28/19 Grego Vincent, M.D.
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District Major Crime Squad

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Examiner on the date and time indicated for the deceased named above.
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