Dayroom Scenarios

He further stated that he initiated an incident command system. Officer Carosi, JoAnna COIII corroborated that Officer Sifuentes was left the food service area with the back door key and she was looking for the key before he found Offender Wilcox in pains and drew attention of Officer Dooh. In his statement, Officer Jaure, Roland COIII admitted that he was outside the Food service department/Kitchen with Officer Sifuentes when the incident took place. While Officer Sifuentes-Gomez, Jorge COIII concurred with Officer Jaure that they were both outside the food service/ Kitchen when the incident took place. Food service Manager (FSM) Martinez, Enrique could not provide answers on while his two officers were outside the kitchen while the incident lasted and mere stated that 3rd shift cooks usually come out on their own and insisted that he never called any 3rd shift cook out. When asked if why Offender Greer a third shift kitchen helper was found in “his” Kitchen before 1800hrs he had no answers beyond what he provided in his terse statement.

On 08/20/2017 at 1002 hours FTO Wheeler #4361 and I responded to St. Luke’s Hospital emergency room entrance, on 3555 Cesar Chavez St., regarding a women in a hospital gown trying to break the caller’s vehicle window with a brick. Officer Wheeler and I were in full police uniform driving a marked patrol unit when we responded.

On Saturday, September 12, 2015, I was assigned to the 6 Northwest as the security officer. At approximately 0500 hours while breakfast trays were being distributed in pod 100, an inmate, later identified as Kimmie Hawkins became insolent and advised me to get out of the pod. I immediately asked him whom he was talking to and simultaneously walked over to him to view his armband. As I reached for Inmate Hawkins’s left wrist, he snatched away from me, got in a boxing stance, and began bouncing rhythmically on his toes. Therefore, I retrieved my T.A.S.E.R. from its holster and gave Inmate Hawkins loud verbal commands to get on the floor. However, he refused to follow my orders; therefore, I pushed him toward the wall and continued to instruct

On 10/18/2016, at approximately 1840 hours, at the Durango Jail located at 3225 West Gibson Lane Phoenix, AZ 85009, upon working in Durango 8 Control, I noticed that the majority of the inmates in the housing unit were gathering around A-row for what appeared to be a fight. I notified my partner Officer Carroll B2173 that there was a fight going on in A-row. Officer Carroll then made a radio call to Security Control for additional officers and placed Inmate (S1) Meyers, Donald T281833 and Inmate (S2) Carter, Clay T310426 in handcuffs until additional Officers arrived. Durango 8 was called code 4 at approximately 1842 hours.

I later watched the fight on a video recording from camera C1455 on 08/28/2015 at about 1700 hours and I saw Inmate Dibbern take off his shower shoes and his shirt and then he entered cell B16. Next Inmate Garcia took off his shoes and shirt and also entered cell 16. Both Inmates could be seen moving in and out of the camera view fighting in the cell. Inmates Dibbern and Garcia stayed near the back of the cell. After a minute both inmates can be seen exiting the cell. As soon as officers responded and got on scene the Inmates were standing by cell 16 putting their shirts back on. Responding officers gave both inmates orders to lay on the ground with their hands behing their backs. Both inmates complies with the orders and were placed into handcuffs with out further incident.

What I remember was that the head of all the chicanos and blacks go together to fight. They were arguing how the blacks don’t get any respect from the D.O’s.” I asked Inmate Valenzuela what else he remembers. He stated, “The blacks hit the head chicanos and that was how everyone stared fighting. I hit like three guys before I was sucker punched in the face and couldn’t see. A couple seconds later the officer came in with the gun (Pepperball gun) in the pod and started shooting at everyone that was fighting.” I then asked if it was all just over the food and he said “Well D.O like I said earlier there was already a lot of racial tension already and this was just a reason to fight and get shit in line with the blacks to show them they don’t run the pod.” Questioning ended at 2132

On 01/03/2018 I was dispatched to the Sumner County Jail located at 610 E. Hillside Sumner County, KS for a battery report. When I arrived at the detention facility, I spoke with Sgt. Lemasters about the incident. She handed two inmate face sheets with the inmates who were evolved in the altercation. The first was identified as Jamal Grimmett, Lemasters said he was the suspect and the aggressor. The second was identified as Broderick Henton and he was identified as the victim. Sgt. Lemasters played the video footage for me from F pod so I could see the altercation. It started at 1947 hours, in the video you can see both Grimmett and Henton sitting at the dayroom tables. Henton was sitting facing the television and Grimmett was sitting at another table facing Henton. It appeared that Grimmett was talking to Henton but Henton would not acknowledge him. Grimmett then stands up without his shirt on and walks across the dayroom to his bunk. It appears that Grimmett is still saying something to Henton, he then places his shirt on his bunk and walks back towards Henton. When he gets to where Henton is seated he leans down and gets in Henton's face. Grimmett then swings two times with a closed fist at Henton's head and upper body. It did not appear that either punch struck Henton in the face but rather his arms from

Video shows 3 inmates punching Inmate Estrada simultaneously several times. The inmates were identified as Inmates Vazquez, Juan T384225, Mendivil, Dominic T413558 and Salsberry, Phillip T403632.

On 5/29/17, at approximately 1804 hours, I was calling the last inmate for medication distribution in D-4, A pod. Myself and Nurse Bob were stationed at the entrance of A pod. Inmates began to crowd around the entrance of the bathroom. An unidentified inmate started yelling, "There is a guy on the floor in the bathroom having a seizure." I ordered the inmates to move out of the doorway of the bathroom. I had a partial view of the bathroom from the pod doorway and was able to partially see an inmate lying on the bathroom floor. I directed all inmates to lockdown in A pod and made a radio call to Security Control indicating there was a man down in D-4, A pod.

Sgt. Salazar also viewed the video once I established when then assault occurred. At approximately 0825 hours, on 02/05/2017, inmates were cleaning the bathroom. During the timeframe of 0826 and 0828 hours, Inmate Adkins, Joshua T318709, cell 50-1 appeared to have a discussion with Inmate Peterson multiple times and visited various cells to talk to other inmates. Inmate Adkins approached Inmate Peterson again and motioned him to follow him. Inmate Peterson left his cell. In the video there does not appear to be any redness or puffiness on Inmate Peterson's face. At approximately 0829 hours, other inmates using and cleaning the bathroom left the bathroom as Inmate Peterson walked into the bathroom and stood near the urinal. Inmate Adkins motioned for Inmate Peterson towards the back of the bathroom. Inmate Peterson walked further into the bathroom out of camera view. Inmates Waddel, James T333071, cell 49-1, Northern, Jeremiah T313847, cell 63-4, and Chmela, Jameson T323660, cell 50-1 also entered the bathroom out of camera view. Inmate Adkins stayed at the entrance of the bathroom for a few moments, walked away then returned to the bathroom entrance, appeared to be talking to someone in the bathroom and left again. At approximately 0831 hours, Inmates Waddel, Northern, and Chmela walked out of the bathroom. At

Because my education depends greatly on the MAP grant and other financial aid assistance, I was certainly not hesitant to participate in Lobby Day, an all-day event that takes place inside the capitol at Springfield, IL. Often referred to as “Student Day,” this event allows students from all three U of I campuses—UIC, UIUC, and UIS—to travel to the capitol to lobby and advocate for a budget and funding for the MAP grant. Because this event primarily uses lobbying as their main strategy, many students were actually able to speak and lobby to the senators and representatives of their own districts. Unfortunately, because Lobby Day took place on March 2nd, a day where most of our congressmen and women were scheduled to vote for a budget bill,

Inmate Brown could not give me a time line of the events, but the following is what he reported.

A review of Genetec camera angles 76.58-76.60-76.64-76.71-76.53-76.101 and 76.102 between 0754 hours and 0800 hours captured the following: On May 26, 2017, the institutional search was being conducted in the housing area 15A. At 0754 Officer Mcquillar approaches Cell # 49 assigned to Smith, and the cell door opened. Officer Mcquillar appears to start searching Smith as the officer is standing between the door and two unknown officers appear to be observing Officer Mcquillar conducting the search. Camera 76.60 at 0756 shows Smith coming out of cell # 49 holding the institutional mattress and appears to bump into Officer Mcquillar with the mattress. Officer Mcquillar appears to push the mattress away from his body, then Smith lifts the mattress up in the air and strikes Officer

After careful review of the available evidence at hand, I believe Officer Parks’ use of force was excessive. Inmate Dennis complied with Officer Park’s orders to drop the oranges. At no time on the available camera angles can Inmate Dennis be seen as physically threating, or raising a closed fist. Inmate Dennis also did not attempt to throw the orange or “square up” with Officer Parks. Officer Bowser’s statement also confirms what can be seen on the camera recordings.

Scenario: As the new clinical manager at St. Agastine Hospital, I have noticed that employees feel overworked and have low morality. After careful examinations, I noticed that there is low communication between staff, unsure if their workplace safety is taking seriously, high culturally diverse In the organization creating unintentional miscommunication, and employment grievance regarding their work schedule.