11 James R. Touchstone, SBN 184584 [email protected] 22 Denise L. Rocawich, SBN 232792 [email protected] 33 JONES & MAYER 3777 North Harbor Boulevard 44 Fullerton, CA 92835 Telephone: (714) 446-1400 55 Facsimile: (714) 446-1448

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77 Jonathan Daniel Evans, SBN 302887 [email protected] 88 THE LAW FIRM OF JONATHAN D. EVANS 155 N Lake Ave, Ste 800 99 Pasadena, CA 91101-1857 Telephone: (323) 515-9981 1100 Attorneys for Plaintiff ISADORE WEBB 1111 1122 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 1133 CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

1144 ISADORE WEBB, an individual; Case No.: 5:21-cv-00341 JWH (SP) Judge: Hon. Judge John W. Holcomb 1155 Plaintiff, 1166 vs. STIPULATED PROTECTIVE ORDER 1177 CITY OF ONTARIO, and DOES 1

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22 Pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(c), Defendant CITY OF 33 ONTARIO and Plaintiff ISADORE WEBB (collectively "the Parties"), by their 44 undersigned counsel, agree to be bound to the terms of the following Protective 55 Order. The Parties represent that pre-trial discovery in this case is likely to include 66 the production of information and/or documents that are confidential and/or 77 privileged including the production of peace officer personnel file information 88 and/or documents which the Parties agree includes: (1) Personal data, including 99 marital status, family members, educational and employment history, home 1100 addresses, or similar information; (2) Medical history; (3) Election of employee 1111 benefits; (4) Employee advancement, appraisal, or discipline; and (5) Complaints, 1122 or investigations of complaints, concerning an event or transaction in which a 1133 peace officer participated, or which a peace officer perceived, and pertaining to the 1144 manner in which the peace officer performed his or her duties including compelled 1155 statements by peace officers. Defendants contend that such information is 1166 privileged as official information. Sanchez v. City of Santa Ana,

, 1177 1033 (9th Cir. Cal. 1990); see also Kerr v. United States Dist. Ct. for N.D. Cal., 1188

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725 (1976). Further, discovery may require the production of certain Ontario 2200 Police Department Policies and Procedures not available to the public and the 2211 public disclosure of which could comprise officer safety, raise security issues, 2222 and/or impede investigations. Peace officer personnel file information and/or 2233 documents and security-sensitive policies and procedures are hereinafter referred 2244 to as "Confidential Information". 2255 Defendants contend that that public disclosure of such material poses a 2266 substantial risk of embarrassment, oppression and/or physical harm to peace 2277 officers whose Confidential Information is disclosed. The Parties further agree that

the risk of harm to peace officers is greater than with other government employees 11 due to the nature of their profession. Finally, the Defendants contend that the

22 benefit of public disclosure of Confidential Information is minimal while the 33 potential disadvantages are great. 44 Accordingly, good cause exists for entry of this Protective Order to facilitate 55 pre-trial disclosure while assuring the safety of these sensitive disclosures. See 66 Fed. R. Civ. Proc. 26(c). 77 SO STIPULATED 88 Dated: January 3, 2022 Respectfully submitted, 99 JONES & MAYER 1100 1111 By: /s/ Denise L. Rocawich 1122 JAMES R. TOUCHSTONE DENISE L. ROCAWICH 1133 Attorneys for Defendant City of Ontario 1144 1155 Dated: January 3, 2022 Respectfully submitted, 1166 THE LAW FIRM OF JONATHAN D. 1177 EVANS 1188

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22 PER THE STIPULATION OF THE PARTIES AND GOOD CAUSE 33 APPEARING, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the terms and conditions of this 44 Protective Order shall govern the handling of Discovery Materials containing 55 Confidential Information in matter of Webb v. City of Ontario USCD Case No. 66 CV21-00341 JWH (SP) ("the Litigation"): 77 1. Applicability of Order: This Order does not and will not govern any 88 trial proceedings in this Litigation, but will otherwise be applicable to and govern 99 the handling of documents, depositions, deposition exhibits, interrogatory 1100 responses, responses to requests for admissions, responses to requests for 1111 production of documents, and all other discovery obtained pursuant to the Federal 1122 Rules of Civil Procedure by Plaintiff in connection with the Litigation (this 1133 information hereinafter referred to as “Discovery Material”). 1144 2. Designation of Material: Defendants may designate Discovery 1155 Material that is in their possession, custody or control to be produced to Plaintiff as 1166 “Confidential Information” under the terms of this Order if Defendants in good 1177 faith reasonably believe that such Discovery Material contains non-public, 1188 confidential material as defined in section 4 below. 1199 3. Exercise of Restraint and Care in Designating Material for 2200 Protection: When designating Discovery Material for protection as Confidential 2211 Information under this Order, Defendants must take care to limit any such 2222 designation to specific material that qualifies under the appropriate standards. 2233 Mass, indiscriminate, or routinized designations are prohibited. 2244 4. Confidential Information: For purposes of this Order, Confidential 2255 Information is any information and/or documents that Defendants believe in good 2266 faith to be Peace Officer Personnel File Information and/or Documents including: 2277 (1) Personal data, including marital status, family members, educational and

employment history, home addresses, or similar information; (2) Medical history; 11 (3) Election of employee benefits; (4) Employee advancement, appraisal, or

22 discipline; and (5) Complaints, or investigations of complaints, concerning an 33 event or transaction in which a peace officer participated, or which a peace officer 44 perceived, and pertaining to the manner in which the peace officer performed his 55 or her duties including compelled statements. Confidential Information is also any 66 Ontario Police Department Policies and Procedures not available to the public and 77 the public disclosure of which could comprise officer safety, raise security issues, 88 and/or impede investigations. 99 5. Designating Confidential Information: The designation of 1100 Discovery Material as Confidential Information for purposes of this Order shall be 1111 made in the following manner: 1122 a. Documents: In the case of documents or other materials (apart from 1133 depositions or other pre-trial testimony), designation shall be made by 1144 stamping “Confidential” to each page containing any Confidential 1155 Information. Any such stamp shall not overwrite or otherwise 1166 obscure the text or images of any page. 1177 b. Deposition and Other Proceedings: In the case of depositions or other 1188 pre-trial testimony, designation of the portion of the transcript 1199 (including exhibits) which contains Confidential Information shall be 2200 made (i) by a statement to such effect on the record during the 2211 proceeding in which the testimony is received, or (ii) by written notice 2222 served on counsel of record in this Litigation within thirty (30) 2233 business days after the receipt of the draft transcript of such 2244 deposition or other pre-trial proceeding. However, before such thirty 2255 (30) day period expires, all testimony, exhibits and transcripts of 2266 depositions or other testimony shall be treated as Confidential 2277 Information. Thereafter, only those portions properly designated shall

be deemed Confidential Information. 11 c. Non-Written Materials: Any non-written Confidential Information

22 (e.g., videotape, audio tape, computer disk, etc.) may be designated 33 as such by labeling the outside of such non-written material 44 designated as “Confidential”. In the event Plaintiff generates any 55 “hard copy” transcription or printout from any such designated non- 66 written materials, the person who generates such “hard copy” 77 transcription shall take reasonable steps to maintain the 88 confidentiality of such materials. 99 6. Inadvertent Disclosure: The inadvertent failure to designate 1100 Discovery Information as "Confidential" does not constitute a waiver of such claim 1111 and may be remedied by prompt supplemental written notice upon discovery of the 1122 inadvertent disclosure, with the effect that such Discovery Material will be subject 1133 to the protections of this Order. Plaintiff shall exercise good faith efforts to ensure 1144 that copies they make of Confidential Information produced to him, and copies 1155 made by others who obtained such Confidential Information directly or indirectly 1166 from the Plaintiff include the appropriate confidentiality legend, to the same extent 1177 that the Confidential Information has been marked with the appropriate 1188 confidentiality legend by the Defendants. 1199 7. No Waiver of Privilege: Inadvertent disclosure of Confidential 2200 Information or otherwise privileged information shall not constitute a waiver of, or 2211 estoppel as to any claim of privilege. This Order is intended to provide the full 2222 protection afforded by Federal Rule of Evidence 502(d). 2233 8. Claw-Back: Pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(b)(5), 2244 upon learning it may have produced Confidential or otherwise privileged 2255 Information, Defendants shall, within ten (10) days of such discovery, request the 2266 return of such Information in writing by identifying the Confidential or otherwise 2277 privileged Information and stating the basis on which the Information should be

withheld from production. After being notified, Plaintiff must promptly return, 11 sequester, or destroy the Confidential or otherwise privileged Information and any

22 copies, must not use or disclose the Information until the claim is resolved and 33 must take reasonable steps to retrieve the Confidential or otherwise privileged 44 Information if he disclosed the Information before being notified. If Plaintiff 55 disputes Defendants' claim of confidentiality or privilege, they shall notify the 66 Defendant claiming confidentiality of the dispute and the basis therefore in writing 77 within thirty (30) days of receipt of the request for the return of the Confidential or 88 otherwise privileged Information. The Plaintiff and the Defendant claiming 99 confidentiality shall meet and confer in good faith regarding the disputed claim 1100 within thirty (30) days. In the event that the Plaintiff and the Defendant claiming 1111 confidentiality do not resolve their dispute, either party may bring a motion for a 1122 determination of whether a privilege applies in compliance with Local Rule 37. If 1133 such a motion is made, the Defendant claiming confidentiality shall submit to the 1144 Court for in camera review under seal a copy of the disputed Information in 1155 connection with its motion papers. The submission to the Court shall not constitute 1166 a waiver of any privilege or protection. Defendants must preserve the Information 1177 claimed to be privileged or otherwise protected until the claim is resolved. 1188 9. Notes of Confidential Information: Any notes, lists, memoranda, 1199 indices, compilations prepared or based on an examination of Confidential 2200 Information that quote from or paraphrase, Confidential Information with such 2211 specificity that the Confidential Information can be identified, or by reasonable 2222 logical extension can be identified, shall be accorded the same status of 2233 confidentiality as the underlying Confidential Information from which they are 2244 made and shall be subject to all of the terms of this Order. 2255 // 2266 // 2277 //

// 11 10. Persons Authorized to Receive Confidential Information:

22 Discovery Material designated “Confidential” may be disclosed, summarized, 33 described, characterized or otherwise communicated or made available in whole or 44 in part only to the following persons: 55 a. The Court, persons employed by the Court who are necessary for the 66 handling of the Litigation, and court reporters transcribing the 77 testimony or argument at a hearing, trial or deposition in this 88 Litigation or any appeal there from; 99 b. Counsel of record in this Litigation, as well as paralegals, technical, 1100 administrative and clerical employees working under the direct 1111 supervision of such counsel; 1122 c. Experts or consultants assisting any counsel of record in this 1133 Litigation, provided such experts and consultants agree to be bound 1144 by the terms and conditions set forth in the “Agreement Concerning 1155 Information Covered by Protective Order” attached hereto as 1166 Exhibit "A" prior to the time such information is disclosed; and 1177 d. Any other person, only upon order of the Court or upon stipulation 1188 of the Parties, and who agrees to be bound by the terms and conditions 1199 set forth in the “Agreement Concerning Information Covered by 2200 Protective Order” attached hereto as Exhibit "A" prior to the time such 2211 Information is disclosed. However, under no circumstances shall 2222 home addresses or telephone numbers of individual Defendants be 2233 provided to Plaintiff. 2244 11. Use of Confidential Discovery Material: Discovery Material 2255 containing Confidential Information shall be used solely for purposes of the 2266 Litigation, including any appeal and re-trial. Any person or entity in possession of 2277 Discovery Material designated Confidential shall maintain those materials in

accordance with Paragraph (storage) below. 11 12. Storage of Confidential Information: The recipient of any

22 Confidential Information that is provided under this Protective Order shall 33 maintain such information in a reasonably secure and safe manner that ensures that 44 access is limited to the persons authorized under this Order. 55 13. Filing of Confidential Information: Without written permission 66 from Defendants or a Court order, Plaintiff may not file in the public record in this 77 action any Confidential Information. Filing this information in the public record 88 must occur with an application to file under seal in compliance with Local Rule 99 79-5 when seeking to file Confidential Information under seal. Confidential 1100 Information may only be filed under seal pursuant to a court order authorizing the 1111 sealing of the specific Confidential Information at issue. 1122 As for any other information disclosed during discovery and marked 1133 “Confidential” that either party wishes to file in the public record in this action in 1144 support of or in opposition to any motion, the parties shall specifically identify any 1155 such documents and seek a stipulation concerning any sealing requirement 1166 therefore during the parties Local Rule 7-3 conference of counsel. If no agreement 1177 can be reached, the party advancing the “confidential” designation bears the 1188 burden of moving to have those documents sealed by the court. 1199 14. No Prejudice: Agreeing to be bound by this Protective Order, 2200 agreeing to and/or producing or receiving Confidential Information or otherwise 2211 complying with the terms of this Order shall not: 2222 a. Prejudice in any way the rights of Defendants to object to the 2233 production of documents it considers not subject to discovery, or 2244 operate as an admission by Defendants that the restrictions and 2255 procedures set forth herein constitute adequate protection for any 2266 particular information deemed by Defendants to be Confidential 2277 Information;

b. Prejudice in any way the rights of Defendants to object to the 11 authenticity or admissibility into evidence of any document,

22 testimony or other evidence subject to this Order; 33 c. Prejudice in any way the rights of Defendants to seek a determination 44 by the Court whether any Confidential Information should be subject 55 to the terms of this Order; 66 15. Challenging Designation of Information: Plaintiff may challenge 77 the propriety of a Confidential Information designation by providing to the 88 Defendant claiming confidentiality a writing which briefly: (i) identifies with 99 reasonable particularity the documents and/or information which are the subject of 1100 the challenge; and (ii) describes the basic legal or factual grounds for the 1111 challenge. Once a challenge is made, the Defendant claiming confidentiality will 1122 bear the burden of initiating and conducting a sufficient meet and confer (per Local 1133 Rule 37-1); and, if necessary, Defendant claiming confidentiality will bear the 1144 burdens of proof and persuasion in moving for a Protective Order (per Local Rule 1155 37-2) to uphold the challenged Confidential Information designation(s). Until the 1166 Court rules on the timely filed Motion for Protective Order, all parties shall 1177 continue to afford the material in question the level of protection to which it is 1188 entitled under the claiming Defendants’ designation. 1199 16. Additional Parties or Attorneys: In the event additional parties join 2200 or intervene in this action, the newly joined party(ies) shall not have access to 2211 Confidential Information until its counsel has executed an agreement to be fully 2222 bound by this Order. If any additional attorneys make appearances in this 2233 Litigation, those attorneys shall not have access to Confidential Information until 2244 they execute the “Agreement Concerning Information Covered by Protective 2255 Order” attached hereto as Exhibit "A". 2266 17. Protective Order Remains in Force: This Protective Order shall 2277 remain in force and effect until modified, superseded, or terminated by consent of

the Parties or by order of the Court made upon reasonable written notice. Unless 11 otherwise ordered, or agreed upon by the parties, this Protective Order shall

22 survive the termination of this action. The Court retains jurisdiction even after 33 termination of this action to enforce this Protective Order and to make such 44 amendments, modifications, deletions and additions to this Protective Order as the 55 Court may from time to time deem appropriate. 66 18. Conclusion of Litigation: Within ninety (90) days after receiving 77 notice of the entry of an order, judgment or decree finally disposing of this 88 Litigation, all persons having received Confidential Information shall either return 99 such material and all copies thereof to the counsel of the Defendant who 1100 designated the information as Confidential or destroy all such Confidential 1111 Information including the Confidential Information Plaintiff provided to other 1122 persons. In either case, counsel for Plaintiff must certify that fact to the counsel of 1133 the Defendant who designated the information as Confidential. 1144 19. Redaction Allowed: Defendants may redact Confidential Information 1155 from documents and things produced to the extent that such information consists of 1166 personal identifying information of third parties per Federal Rule of Civil 1177 Procedure 5.2 and Central District Local Rule 5.2-1 and/or personal identifying 1188 information of peace officers or their family members, such as ID numbers, phone 1199 numbers, addresses, or medical history which is unrelated to any claim or defense 2200 raised in the instant action. Defendants shall mark each thing where matter has 2211 been redacted with a legend stating “REDACTED,” as appropriate, or a 2222 comparable notice. 2233 20. Violations of Protective Order: In the event that any person or party 2244 should violate the terms of this Protective Order, the aggrieved party may apply to 2255 the Court obtain relief against any such person or party violating or threatening to 2266 violate any of the terms of this Protective Order. 2277 In the event that the aggrieved party seeks injunctive relief, it must petition

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22 33 IT IS SO ORDERED. 44 55 Dated: January 7, 2022 66 77 88 __________________________________ Hon. Sheri Pym 99 United States Magistrate Judge 1100 1111 1122 1133 1144 1155 1166 1177 1188 1199 2200 2211 2222 2233 2244 2255 2266 2277 11 EXHIBIT "A"TO STIPULATED PROTECTIVE ORDER 22 33 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 44 CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

55 ISADORE WEBB, an individual; Case No: CV21-00341 JWH (SP)

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1122 1. I, __________________________________, hereby acknowledge 1133 that I have received a copy of the Stipulated Protective Order entered in this 1144 Litigation [Case No: CV21-00341 JWH (SP)] by the United States District Court 1155 for the Central District of California (hereinafter, “the Protective Order”). 1166 2. I have either read the Protective Order or have had the terms of the 1177 Protective Order explained to me by my attorney. 1188 3. I understand the terms of the Protective Order and agree to comply 1199 with and to be bound by such terms. 2200 4. If I receive documents or information designated as Confidential 2211 Information (as that term is defined in the Protective Order), I understand that such 2222 Information is provided to me pursuant to the terms and restrictions of the 2233 Protective Order. 2244 5. I agree to hold in confidence and not further disclose or use for any 2255 purpose (other than is permitted by the Protective Order) any Confidential 2266 Information disclosed to me pursuant to the terms of the Protective Order. 2277

6. I hereby submit myself to the jurisdiction of the United States District 11 Court for the Central District of California for resolution of any matters pertaining

22 to the Protective Order. 33 44 My address is:____________________________________ 55 66 My present employer is: ________________________________ 77 88 Dated: ______________ 99 1100 1111 Signed: _________________________

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