Police Division ‘Three Edwards Center PO 210215, Cincinnati, OH 45221-0215 C Department of Public Safety University of CINCINNATI INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE DATE: July 1, 2019 To: Maris Herold, Chief of Police From: Jeff Thompson, Captain - Standards and Strategic Development Commander Re: 19-15-14 Allegation: (On June 20, 2019, Officer Andrew Mueller possessed a firearm in a beer liquor premises, namely the “Corner Pub’, while consuming an intoxicating liquor while in the City of Montgomery, Ohio. The Montgomery Police Department opened a criminal case on Officer Mueller but decided not to pursue criminal charges on Officer Mueller and closed the investigation. Based on the preponderance of evidence obtained through the investigation by Lieutenant ‘Chris Elliott, which includes interviews of Officer Mueller and witnesses, | recommend this complaint be closed SUSTAINED. Officer Muelier violated Section 2923.121B (1) b3 of the Ohio Revised Code which states in part: 2923.121 Possession of firearm in beer liquor permit premises - prohibition, exceptions. (A) No person shall possess a firearm in any room in which any person is consuming beer or intoxicating liquor in a premises for which a D permit has been issued under Chapter 4303. Of the Revised Code or in an open air arena for which a permit of that nature has been issued, (8) (1) This section does not apply to any of the following: ( (2) A law enforcement officer or investigator who is authorized to carry firearms but is not acting within the scope of the officer's or investigator's duties, as long as all of the following apply:Department of Public Safety ; C Police Division University of Three Edwards Center CINCINNATI Po 210215 Cincinnati, OH 45221-0215 (iii) The officer or investigator is not consuming beer or intoxicating liquor and is not under the influence of alcohol or a drug of abuse. (E) Whoever violates this section is guilty of illegal possession of a firearm in a liquor permit premises. Except as otherwise provided in this division, illegal possession of a firearm in a liquor permit premises is a felony of the fifth degree. Officer Andrew Mueller’s actions are in violation of UCPD Policy 4.1.101 — Employee Conduct and Discipline, Section 17, Conformance to Laws, which states in part: Section 17. Conformance to Laws a. Employees shall obey all laws of the United States and of any state and local jurisdiction in which they may be present. Employees shall obey all applicable administrative regulations promulgated pursuant to local, state, or federal law. 3. Felony traffic/felony criminal law conviction. In accordance with UCPD Policy 4,1.101 — Conduct and Discipline, | recommend Officer Andrew Mueller receive 2/6 day suspension. BAAtise UCCINGINNAT: Case #: 19-15-IA University of Cincinnati Police Division !A/Complaint investigation Employee Finding Notification Report Name of Employee: — PO Andrew Mueller Date: July 19, 2019 [The Purpose ofthis report isto notify you of the results of Subsequent Findings: Possession of a firearm in a beer liquor premises while consuming beer or intoxicating liquor This finding would be in violation of: UCPO Policy 4.1.01 ~ Employee Conduct and Discipline, Section 17, Conformance to Laws Section 2923.121B (1) b3 of the Ohio Revised Code The result of this subsequent findings will include: 1. 5 day suspension f you have any questions #f concerns, please contact me. — Maris Herold, Police Chief University of Cincinnati Police UCPD Complaint Form 15 GWCCINCINNATI July 19, 2019 Captain Jeffrey Thompson uceD Dear Captain Thompson, University of Cincinnati Police Division PO Box 210215. Gincinnal, OH 45221-0215, ‘Three Edwards Center 51 West Comy Boulevard Phone (613) 658-4000 Fax (519) 550-4940 ‘The University of Cincinat Police Division has concluded its investigation into your allegation, The Univesity of ‘Cincinnati Police Division prides itself in the professionalism, trensparency, and service tothe community and encourages Citizens to report incidents in which employees fil to meet the Division's standard of conduct. Complaints filed against the University of Cincinnati Police Division and its employees are investigated, documented, and reviewed to ensure the highest degree of professionalism and service provided by the Division in its continuing effors to preserve the public's ‘confidence. ‘The allegation(s) you made against the involved employee is/are detailed below, along with the findings. have reviewed this investigation, along with the employee's supervisor. If you have any questions or cormments, please do not besitate to contact us at (513) 556-4951. intoxicating liquor Possession of firearm in beer liquor permit premises while consuming beer or Findings: Sustained — a preponderance of the evidence supports the assertion thatthe incident ‘occurred and the actions of the officer were improper o: did not mest the standards of the agency. ‘Maris Herold, Police Chief University of Cincinnati Police Division An afttmative actonlequal opportunity institutionsino UW cINCINNATI University of Cincinnati Police Division Internal Investigation/Complaint Report Allegation Police Officer Andrew Mueller, Badge #182, was in possession of a firearm in a beer liquor premises while consuming beer or intoxicating liquor. ME 20-s: On June 28, 2019, Lieutenant Chris Elliott, Badge #133, interviewe; EM about Police Officer Andrew Mueller, Badge #122. iad met (fficer Mueller at the Comer Pub and was having a conversation with him observed Officer Mueller with a drink, while both were sitting at the table. The drink was later identificd to {EERE by the bartender as a double vodka soda which was ordered at the bar. [INIBBNNEB 2id she was getting “weird vibes and auras” from the conversation with Officer Mueller but didn’t know why but Officer Mueller did tell her he was a UC Student and getting close to graduating from the business college. SM Jecided to ask if he was an undercover police officer. Officer Mueller proceeded to stand up and say “Shhh” and pulled up the front of his shirt displaying a firearm in a holster and badge. what county he worked for, he stated Hamilton County. She asked for his bades name, but he refused. She felt like she needed to know his identity after the inci was unable to identify what particular department badge was displayed. According to (Officer Mueller abruptly left the pub. After the interaction, she went to speak with the bartender, Sarah Ledbetter, and told her about the incident. She asked Ms. Ledbetter if she knew his identity and asked if he paid with a credit card. Ms, Ledbetter showed her a copy of his credit card receipt with his name. According to Ms. Ledbetter looked up Officer Mueller’s name up on the internet and identified him as a UC Police Officer. ‘Sarah Ledbetter, Bartender ‘On June 27, 2019 at 19:55 hours, Lieutenant Elliott interviewed Ms. Sarah Ledbetter about Officer Mueller, Ms. Sarah Ledbetter is a bartender at the Comer Pub and served Officer Mueller two vodka and tonic doubles. Ms. Ledbetter did not see Officer Mueller consume those alcoholic beverages. Once ‘Ms. Ledbetter was made aware of the incident and she determined Officer Mueller’s identity, she texted her manager with the information that an off duty police officer, named Andrew Mueller, displayed his firearm in a holster and badge to a female patron in the bar. Angie Schuler, Bar Manager According to the Montgomery Police report, Ms. Schuler contacted a retired police officer from Montgomery Police Department, Greg Schill. Mr. Schill informed Ms. Schuler he was no longer employed with the Montgomery Police Department. Mr. Schill directed Ms. Schuler to speak with Sergeant Davenport of the Montgomery Police Department. She relayed the information from Sarah UCPD Complaint Form 15EUniver ‘CINCINNATI Case #s_19-15.1A_ Ledbetter, the bartender, to Sergeant Davenport. The information that an off duty officer, named Andrew Mueller, showed his firearm and badge to a female patron in the bar. Sergeant Mike Davenport, Montgomery Police Departim On June 25, 2019, Sergeant Davenport contacted Captain Jeff Thompson, Badge #140, and apprised bim of the allegation and of the ongoing investigation. On June 26, 2019, after consulting with Hamilton County Prosecutor, Mr. Richard Gibson, the Montgomery Police Department decided not to pursue criminal charges on Officer Mueller. On June 27, 2019, Sergeant Davenport sent Captain Thompson a copy of the completed and closed investigation. Police Officer Andrew Mueller, Badge #182 On July 1, 2019 at 10:55 hours, Lieutenant Elliott interviewed Officer Mueller. Officer Mueller's statement is consistent with] \d Ms. Sarah Ledbetter. Officer Muelier indicated that he did purchase and couis miewater and tonic doubles while at the Comer Pub. According to Officer Mueller, during a casual conversation, Ms. Morgan showed him a pepper bal] gun ina holster which resembled a real firearm. He proceeded to offer her some advice, safety tips, and possible negatives with the pepper ball gun. She asked him if he was an undercover cop. He then proceeded to stand up and show her his UC badge and UC issued firearm by lifting up his shirt. He stated he used poor judgment but the reason for showing her his badge and firearm was to validate the previous advice he had given her. Conclusion Al statements, including Officer Mucller’s own admission, are consistent that Police Officer Andrew Mueller did posscss a firearm while consuming alcoholic beverages at a beer liquor premises. At no time was the firearm ever removed from the holster. mt fee. ke 19 Investigative Notes and Summary Investigating Officer shall forward this report to the Standards & Strategic Development Section Commander upon completion. Related documentation: ) Video Audio X Photographs 0 Other. Investigating: Lieutenant Chris Elliott, Badge #133 Date: 7/2/19 UCPD Complaint Form 15University of Cincinnati Police Division Complaint Form CINCINNATI Case# | 19-1544 Details of Complaint Possession of firearm in beer liquor permit premises while consuming beer or intoxicating liquor. Complainant Signature | Jeff Thompson Date [ 6/27/19 4mployee Taking Complaint [ Jeff Thompson ate [627/19 Somplaint Taken By: 1] Phone In-Person (1 Email Sopy of Form 15A given to Complainant: Yes CINo Camm AEA Crna a a Raw £48“| Department of Public Safety University LC Police Division ‘Three Edwards Center CINCINNATI Po 210216 Cincinnati, OH 45221-0215 INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE DATE: July 1, 2019 To: Maris Herold, Chief of Police From: Jeff Thompson, Captain — Standards and Strategic Development Commander Re: 19-4514 Allegation: On June 20, 2019, Officer Andrew Mueller possessed a firearm in a beer liquor premises, namely the “Corner Pub’, while consuming an intoxicating liquor while in the City of Montgomery, Ohio. The Montgomery Police Department opened a criminal case on Officer Mueller but decided not to pursue criminal charges on Officer Mueller and closed the investigation. Based on the preponderance of evidence obtained through the investigation by Lieutenant Chris Elliott, which includes interviews of Officer Mueller and witnesses, | recommend this complaint be closed SUSTAINED. Officer Mueller violated Section 2923,121B (1) b3 of the Ohio Revised Code which states in part: 2923.121 Possession of firearm in beer liquor permit premises - prohibition, exceptions. (A) No person shail possess a firearm in any room in which any person is consuming beer or intoxicating liquor in a premises for which a D permit has been issued under Chapter 4303. Of the Revised Code or in an open air arena for which a permit of that nature has been issued, @) ; (1) This section does not apply to any of the following: ((b) A law enforcement officer or investigator who is authorized to cany firearms but is not acting within the scope of the officer's or investigator's duties, as long as all of the following apply: LUcPO intemal Correspondence Memo Form 5 " Page 1 of 2 7 Reva.t7Department of Public Safety ; tC Police Division University of Three Edwards Center CINCINNATI Po 210218 Cincinnati, OH 45221-0215 (ili) The officer or investigator is not consuming beer or intoxicating liquor and is not under the influence of alcohol or a drug of abuse. (E) Whoever violates this section is guilty of illegal possession of a firearm in a liquor permit premises. Except as otherwise provided in this division, illegal possession of a firearm in a liquor permit premises is a felony of the fifth degree. Officer Andrew Mueller’s actions are in violation of UCPD Policy 4.1.101 ~ Employee Conduct and Discipline, Section 17, Conformance to Laws, which states in part: Section 17. Conformance to Laws a. Employees shall obey all laws of the United States and of any state and local jurisdiction in which they may be present. Employees shall obey all applicable administrative regulations promulgated pursuant to local, state, or federal law. 3. Felony traffic/felony criminal law conviction. In accordance with UCPD Policy 4,1.104 — Conduct and Discipline, | recommend Officer Andrew Mueller receive aS day suspension. UcPD Internal Correspondence Memo Form 5 Page 2 of 2 ” “Rev 4.7rt Department of Public Safety Universi IC Police Division Iniversity o' ‘Three Edwards Center CINCINNATI Po210215 Cincinnati, OH 45221-0215 Date: June 24, 2019 To: Police Officer Andrew Mueller From: Captain Jeff Thompson, Standards and Strategic Development Commander Copies to: Human Resources Subject: Paid Administrative Leave Police Officer Mueller, you are being place on Paid Administrative Leave due to information obtained from the Montgomery, Ohio Police Department, which stated that you are currently under an active criminal investigation with their department. Please remain available by phone and email. A representative from the University of Cincinnati's Police Department will be in contact when there are further developments. ‘Your police powers are officially suspended. You must surrender your badge, identification card, Taser, service pistol, extra magazines, and radio. You have no powers of arrest, other than possessed by an ordinary citizen, until further notice. able Jeff whe Sancarceta Sitege Development Commander ‘Served on Officer, at_7/.5'9 hours on June 24, 2019. Ll 3 PD OWS OG&-a4-d014 Witnbs: Spo WS Gere UceD internal Correspondence Memo Form5 ‘Page lof 1 “Rev 4.17University of Cincinnati Police Division University of Complaint Form CINCINNATI Case # | 19-15A O Gitizen Compiaint (C Administrative Investigation & Internal Investigation Name of Complainant [ Captain Jeff Thompson Date[ 627/19 Home Address [ 51 West Corny St Cincinnati Ohio 45221 Place Employed | University of Cincinnati Police Department Home Phone [ Wor | 556-4942 Other | Email Address | Departmental Employee(s) Involved: 182-PO Andrew Mueller Ls Date/Time of Incident | 6/20/19 at approximatiey 2100 hours Location of Incident | 7883 Cooper Rd. Montgomery, Ohio 45242 Witnesses Names/Phone Numbers [ Sarah Ledbetter — UCPD Complaint Form 154 Page t of 3 Rev. 4.18University of Cincinnati Police Division A Complaint Form “CINCINNATI Case # Compiaint Processing Procedures Complaints received by the University of Cincinnati Police Division are processed in the following manner: 1. Complaints may be given in person, over the telephone, through an electronic mail transmission at publiosafety@uc.edu, in writing or online at http:/www_uc.edufpublicsafety. him. 2. Citizen complaints will be assigned to the Investigating Officer not involved with incident. 3. Citizen complaints which allege criminal violations or other substantial violations shall be referred to the Chief of Police, or the Chief's designee, for assignment to investigate the complaint. 4. The Supervisor receiving the complaint shall document the complaint in writing on the Division Complaint Report and promptly forward it to the Chief of Police or their designee. a. When applicable, the Supervisor receiving the complaint may attempt to resolve the complaint during the initial contact with the complainant or such action may be delegated to the supervisor of the person involved by the Standards and Strategic Development Commander. b. The supervisor receiving the complaint will provide the complainant written notification of receiving the complaint and a description of the Division complaint procass unless the complaint is not received in person. 5. Upon review by the Chief of Police or the Chief's designee, complaints will be assigned for investigation as necessary. 6. Upon completion of the investigation of a citizen complaint, the Chief of Police or the Chief's designee will review the findings and make a final determination as to the validity of the complaint. 7. The Chief of Police, or the Chief's designee, will be responsible for notifying the complainant regarding the findings. The specifics of such notification will be left to the discretion of the Chief of Police or the Chiefs designee. UCPD Complaint Form 154, Page 3 of 8 Rev.4.18University of Cincinnati Police Division University of Internal Investigations Checklist CINCINNATI Case # | 19-15-IA To Be Completed by Assistant Police Chief or Designee Assigned to Employee Supervisor i Assigned to Intemal Investigations Lt. Chris Elliott Date Complaint Received | 6/27/19 Date Entered Into Internal Investigations Log | 6/27/19 By | Smith, N Date Chief Notified of Complaint 6/27/19 ‘Complaint Assigned To [ Lt Chris Elliott Date [ 6/27/19 |Due Date Assigned =| 7/27/19 To Be Completed By Assigned investigating Officer Employee(s) Notified of Complaint | 162-PO Andrew Mueller a Employee(s) Notified of Complaint | Employee(s) Notified of Complaint | Method of Notification [ Phone and in person Employee Provided "Internal Investigations Employee Complaint Notification", Form C Date [62719 [Date of Investigation Update to Complainants) [~—~—~—~—-Employee(s)[ ‘Contact made by: [Telephone (Letter CEmail othe [SS Date of ExtensionRequest [~~ ~SCS*«~Xtended Due Date [| —=—=—SOSCS* UCPD Complaint Form 168 Page 1 of 2 Rev. 4.16University of Cincinnati Police Division Internal Investigations Checklist “CINCINNATI Case # | 19-15-10 Investigation Completion Date [7 73 /7Q Notification to Complainant Made By Date Method of Notification | Notification to Employee Made By | Date [ ~ Method of Notification | Date Investigation and disposition entered into Guardian Tracking [~ Entered by |~ Case Closed/Log Book Completion Date [ - Letter Sent to Employee(s) Date UCPD Complaint Form 158 Page 20f2 Rev. 418University of Cincinnati Police Division Internal Investigations Employee Complaint Notification “CINCINNATI cH Case# | 4854eto /F-(S~IA =] Date [627/19 Employee { Andrew Mueller Allegation Possession of firearm in beer liquor premises while consuming beer or intoxicating liquor. Information: Please be advised that a complaint has been filed with the department and has been forwarded to the assigned investigator for investigation. Intern: Investigation "Notice" I wish to advise you that you are being questioned as part of an official internal investigation by the University of Cincinnati Police Department. You will be asked questions specifically directed and related to the performance of your official duties or fitness for office. You are entitled to all the rights and privileges guaranteed by the laws and the Constitution of this state and the Constitution of the United States, including the right to be accompanied, represented and advised by an attorney and/or a Union representative during this interview. | further wish to advise you that if you refuse to testify or to truthfully answer questions relating to the performance of your official duties or fitness for duty, you will be subject to departmental charges that could result in your dismissal from this agency. If you do answer, neither your statements nor any information or evidence that is gained by reason of such statements can be used against you in any subsequent criminal proceeding. However, these statements may be used against you in relation to subsequent departmental charges. “>, Notification Advised By | 7. ZA 11. Employee Signature a4 Witness Signature _>< Date: [OG UCPD Internal investigation Employee Complaint Notification 150 Page of t Rev.4.48University of Cincinnati Police Division Waiver or Non- Waiver of Union Representation CINCINNATI cet EH PIE TA ‘| a 1, a having been advised of my rights to Union representation, do hereby fully waive and all rights to Union representation, and agree to hold the Union harmless for any results that occur. Signed x a _ Date Witnessed _x _ a Date oR Non-Waiver of Union Representation 1 Apes ec. Mb uge- ad do not waive my Union repi Signed _x PU Date [7/7 209 Union Representative _x Date [2 -Gi-Qot) ICP N Waiver or Non-Walvar of nian Ranresentation Form 169 Pane tof Rev. 448Montgomery Police Department Incident Number: 2019000006573 10150 Montgomery Rd File No: NIA Montgomery, OH 45242 Dispatch Incident Number: NIA (513) 985-1600 Print Date: June 27, 2019 Incident Report Printed By: mdavenport Tneldeat Tnformation Occurred | Day of Date Al Time [Occured | Day of | Date Time Reported] Date Time OnFrem | Week To | Wee ‘On “Thurs_} 06/20/2019] 9:00:00eM Mon _[osiea2019| e:00:c0rm| —+ | erzareote | 7a807am| f pared Re Tent Type Pinay parsing Ofer Possession af frearm in beer quor pet] Weapons Violation cient Aarons ng Oto 7833 Cooper Rd, Montgomery, OH 45242 rgeant Mie Davenport (mdaven) Secor at Ava F Sat res [Gentue Tact ee Business Name nett Typa8- Oat aan Taken Gomer Pub Report eteted incident Summary | cient No Dato a Rees 19000006575 OTD O6_—_Fotowsh nedert Remar: [Pub service reeronce nent Wal OSaTea a Ws CORTE. 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Yes (Other Narratives not authorized for print? None Narratives this user authorized to pri Narrative by: Sergeant Mike Davenport (mdavon)_Diilon: Patrol rm Entered by Printed By: mdavenport Date & Time ‘Narrative Descrintion ‘Status ‘Reviewed by Last Edt Date 06242010 O77 Sergeant lke Davengat Closed Serpeent Ty Stveve 087242018 itndaver) Nerstve Receved report of off-duty offcer who showed frearm and badge to female vielim a te Comer Pub in Montgomery, ON. tera 2 Rasenpud— LE. Za ~ Signature stotorting Ofte meen Bignaiura - Reviewing Officer — arate bf Seigeart Mike Davenport (ndaven)_Dvison Pal Date & Time ‘Narrative Description Eplered by ‘Status Beviewed by ‘Last Edit Date 06242019 748 Seyeont hike Davenport Cotes Serpoank Ts Shreve 08242018 roaver) Neate (On Friday June 21, 2019, ! reccived a phone call from retired Montgomery Police Officer Greg Schill. He was contacied by the ‘manager of the Comer Pub- Angie Schuler. regarding an incident that occurred on June 20, 2019, Mtr. Schil informed Ms. Schuler that ‘ne was no longer employed withthe City of Montgomery and he referred het to speak with me, June 24, 2019, | spoke with Corner Pub Manager Angle Schuler at EEN She was made aware of an incident by her bartender, Angie Ledbetter, that occurred the night prior on June 20, 2019. Ms. Schuler stated that an off-duty police officer by the ‘name of Andrew Muellar showed his firearm and badge to a female patron of the bar. Ms. Schuler stated that the female victim was ‘very upset and anxious aver the incident. Ms. Schuler then sent me a copy of Mr. Muellers credit card pub (atiached to report). Ms. Schuler provided me with contact information forthe bartender, Sarah Ledbetter lune 22, 2019, | spoke by phone to Sarah Ledbetter. She agreed to come to the Montgomery Police Department for an interview on Sunday June 23, 2018 at 1pm. - az cin K Bavonput— BE Zoe a ~ ture Reviewing Officer [Narrative by: Sergeant Mike Davenport (mdaven)_Dhision Patol Date & Time ‘Narrative Deseriotion Entered by ‘Siotus vowed by Last Edit Date 06/25/2018 07:24 Sergeant Mike Davenport Closed Assistant Chief Greg 08/25/2019 (indaven) Narmive VondenBenken On June 24, 2019, ! spoke witn the University of Cincinnati Police Department Lt, Zacharias by phone. Lt, Zacharias informed me that Captain Thompson handles all internal investigations and will be contacting me. Raparding Oitioar yi Reviewing Officer "Narrative by: Sergeant Nike Davenport (mdaven) Division Pavol Date 8 Time ‘Narttive Desernton Entered by Statue ‘Boviowad by ‘Last Edt Date 6i26:2019 07:27 Sergeant Mike Davenport Closed —AselstantChiet Greg 06/25/2019 (mdaven) Narrative VordenBenien (On Sunday June 23, 2019, Detective Lauren Frazier and | met with Sarah Ledbetter at the Momtgomery Police Department about an incident at the Corner Pub on June 20, 2019. This is a summary ofthe interview with Ms. Ledbetter. The interview was conducted in the taped report room at the police station. 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