Buckeye Jail Interview

On 05/15/17 at approximately 2242 hours, at the 4th Ave. Jail located at 201 S.4th Ave. Phoenix AZ 85003; while conducting a security walk in 2C 100 pod, SP-2 Inmate Arroyo, Daniel T326894 advised me he needed to be moved to a different location. I then questioned the Inmate Arroyo and asked why did he need to be moved? While speaking to Arroyo, I noticed his physical conditions and blood on his face, he advised to me that he had been assaulted and wanted to be moved from his current pod. Sgt. Weber A5273 the lead on level two at that time, was advised of the assault and directed me to review the video of 2C pod 100. While watching the video, I discovered that SP-1 inmate Gloria, Arnold T362962, and inmate Arroyo were engaged in some type

On December 23, 2016, at 0311 hours, Sergeant Blanchard and I were dispatched to apartment 711 of the South Building of the Haddon View Apartment located at 1 MacArthur Boulevard for a domestic argument.

At 2023 hours, this writer received a message from Officer Peake, advising there was a hit on Lacroizya Floyd has hit from Anacostia Metro and then at 2050 hours, this write received a phone call advising M-1 along with two other teenage females were with her. At 2108 hours, this writer along with Sgt. McMullin arrived on the scene were the below listed teenagers were identified by name and M-1’s Missing Person flier.

On Monday January 4, 2016, I, Detention Officer S. Harris (EIN 142083), was assigned to the third floor "H" Pod in the Harris County Sheriff's Office 1200 Baker Street Jail facility. At approximately 1610 hours, I responded to an Inmate disturbance at the 3rd floor FCC. When I arrived an Inmate identified by his Harris County issued armband as Inmate Hall, Rashad (SPN 02817722) was in a verbal argument with Detentions Officers due to Inmate Hall refusing Housing. Inmate Hall was restrained and escorted to 3E1B.When Inmate Hall was taken into the cellblock and the handcuffs were removed he turned around and started to curse at Detention Officer S. Bravo (EIN 139807) and Detention Officer C. Edward (EIN 141218). Inmate Hall made the statement of “Fuck you, you’re a bitch ass hoe”

In summary, on 09/10/15 at 0527 hours Ofc. Auriemma #224 and I were dispatched to 1325 S. Cicero Ave. in regards to a Battery Victim.

Officer Johnson and Wagner responded but had a hard time gaining access to the pod due to the inmates being in the doorway. After a cell is searched we need to leave all cell doors open, this allows officer coming in to know that those cells have been searched. This will also benefit the pod officer after a drill is conducted, in following procedures on inmates returning to their cells and either having them rack up or stand in front of their cell doors so that the pod officer could relay any information to the inmates about the drill before opening the dayroom back up. Example – you could thank them all for following procedures, tell them the areas that we will need to work on for next time, remind them that there is no talking during a drill,

In the previous section I described two personal traits that I possess and assessed how they would fit in a career as a senior case analyst. In this new section I will describe my interview with Thad Spiewak. I will explain what he believes are the two background experiences, two skill or abilities, and two personal characteristics that are required to get a job as a senior case analyst. I will then assess whether I match these.

On the above time and date, inmate Paulson had failed to lock down when directed by Officers Mun and Sgt Blades; The control room Officer (Oulton) notified Me (Sgt Webber) and I responded. At approximately 1500 hours, I arrived in the “A” Max Sally-port and ordered inmate Paulson to Lock Down. Inmate Paulson failed to acknowledge my directive and I again ordered him to lock down; again he failed to lock down. At approximately 1501 I entered “A” Max recreation area (where the inmate was located) and began asking inmate Paulson “what’s the problem?’ and asking the inmate “why

Lt. Rilloraza and I discussed the incident with Officer Joseph and below is a summary:

On March 7, 2014, I was assigned to Housing Unit #1 as an A/B Escort Officer. At approximately 4:02 p.m., Officer Jeremy Crites requested that Sergeant Justin Gordon report to cell 1-B21, which housed Inmate Cohen, because he heard a loud banging noise coming from the cell. Sergeant Gordon ordered Officer Durst and I to accompany him to the cell. After reaching the cell, Sergeant Gordon gave Inmate Cohen direct orders to uncover the window. Inmate Cohen failed to comply and the banging noise inside of the cell continued. Sergeant Gordon then radioed the control center and requested that the cell door be opened.

For this field trip. I learned that the Gaston County Jail is a large facility for people to stay in, and that there was a higher population of males than females. I also learned that Gastonia contains a lot of interesting buildings and sites to see, including a rebuilt building called Loray Mills (an apartment/loft building). My favorite part of this specific field trip was definitely Loray Mills. Me and my father are going to be moving within the year and it definitely opened my eyes for a possible place to consider. Loray Mills is a very nice building and I think it’s amazing that there will be a shopping mall on the bottom floors for the residents to shop in sometime in the future. For this trip, I can use images, facts and information

On 16 April 2016 at approximately 1356 hours I Correctional Sergeant (SGT) Barth, J was assigned to Core Service Desk Sergeant when a call of 4-16(inmates fighting) came across the hand held radio by Correctional Officer Trainee(COT) Robertson, A. I responded to the call as I came in to the main yard I see three inmates in restraints. Once on scene Inmate (I/M) Goodman, R. 81345 states"SGT Barth, J I am not feeling well" after he stated that he started seizing. Senior Correctional Officer (SC/O) Jimenez started Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) while SC/O Jimenez was conducting CPR I started Identified the other two Inmate s as I/M Muncy 1120718 and I/M Nuckles 53628. Correctional Officer (C/O) Ronzcka of the Correctional Emergency Response

The McConnell Unit administration pursuant to Executive Directive 02.3 initiated an investigation sequel to a complaint (OCT#01-2259-02) initiated by Mary Samaan on behalf of Offender Taylor, Jamil TDCJ No 2089306. In her originating complaint, Ms.Samaan had alleged that her client Offender Taylor had informed her that he was beaten up by officer while in hand restraints and demanded an investigation as well as preservation of pictorial evidence of the injuries her client allegedly sustained.

When fights occur, the correctional officers will use maze or paintball guns with maze in the ball to disperse the crowd. It takes a few seconds to affect them but for those few seconds the inmates start to curse out the correctional officers. There were multiple inmates throwing up gang sign and working out. Our tour guide officer told us a story about the Norteños. She told said that a correction officer didn’t ensured the door closed therefore, the Norteños acknowledge this and the leader of that gang ordered 2 members to beat on the enemy while the 3rd member holds the door. The 3rd member went on the ground and locked his arms out by the door, so the correctional officer couldn’t close it. They finished beating the inmate up and went back

First off I wanted to say that I agree with everything you stated in your post. In my opinion the main point of the case study posted was to “improve the living conditions and overall welfare of the inmates who were and would be housed” at the Marion County Jail. It is disheartening to know that people are treated with that level of cruelty. Although these people are currently locked up for crimes, they should not have been tried the way they were.