Today the Evergreen Police Services Community Review Board, which is made up of students, staff, and faculty at Evergreen released its report on the incident on Feb 14.

It is attached in PDF format on this thread.

Basically, these were the major findings of the Board:

• that the Evergreen police followed protocol, but the officer should have attempted to leave sooner and park her vehicle so it could have a quicker exit route, and
  
• the initial arrest was justified and was not based on racial profiling, given the evidence and witness statements the officer gathered at the scene, and that the officer went beyond what was necessary to attempt to gather more statements, even when the crowd was growing more hostile
  
• their should not have been only one officer on campus, and back-up should have been called sooner
  
• that event staff were not trained and/or did not follow protocol, an
  
• their was little to no communication prior to the event, between the police on campus and the event staff/student activities people responsible for planning the event
  
  

It should be noted that this report is only for the campus police, and the scope can not include Olympia police actions.

1:06AM
"Advise, there was a concert, several fights broke out, TESC is trying to take someone into custody, there is still a large crowd."

1:09AM
"We're in the area, Overhulse and Fireweed (CP) - We can't see anything. Can you be more specific?"

1:11AM
C30 arrives at CP (This is probably Deputy Gallagher, whose car is named in the WSP diagram - and is thus likely the one whose car is lost. Other reports refer to a female officer's car being lost, and this is the only female officer early on the scene for TCSO who sounds like a female on the recordings we have.)

1:17AM
"OK, go ahead and send Olympia, too." (says Lincoln 8, the Lt from TCSO)

1:18AM Time marked as start on most of the Olympia PD Reports

1:21AM
"How many units do we have (still) responding (Not yet here, but logged as on the way)?" Dispatch responds: "We have 6 Oly, 1 Tumwater, 2 County, and 3 State."

1:21AM (Dispatch reads back this time to tape)
"Uh, we're gonna have a problem here real quick"

1:21AM
"Charles 30 in the area." (Arriving at the actual scene of the event)

1:22AM (Dispatch reads back this time to tape)
"When Olympia comes in, let 'em know we need helmets, they're starting to throw stuff."

1:22AM
"Code 10 on County, for a Disturbance" (Says Dispatch)

1:22AM (Dispatch reads back this time to tape)
"We probably have a couple hundred here and it's growing."

1:26AM
OPD Arrives at McCann Plaza but can't figure out how to get down to the Gym.

1:27AM
C30 advises she'll show OPD how to come into the area if they meet here at Fireweed and Overhulse.

1:30AM
"Lincoln 8, (this is) 94 - where do you want the incoming units?" (NO RESPONSE)

1:32AM

Audio from the TESC Valentines Day Uprising - Nine One One calls.

021808 TESC Riot 911 ph call (Error in date is original to the file):

021508 TESC Riot Call to EVPD:

021508 TESC Riot 2nd EVPD Ph call:

These are images made of the CAPCOM (Capital Communications) calls to 9-11 dispatch, showing who called and from what cell, where that cell phone was at the time of the call, and what dispatch did in relation to the call over the course of the evening. Enjoy!