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On 7/31/15 I viewed the video recording for Tower 13 B pod on camera C1357and C1358 at 1947 hours. On the video it shows a group of Hispanic and Black inmates arguing in the dayroom by cell 10. Inmate Alvarado T175339 pushes Jones T169976. Multiple Hispanic inmates and Black inmates start to fight. Moments after the fight starts Officers Levitch, Jimenez, Ceniceros and Peralta responded to T13 B pod. Officer Jimenez deployed the Pepperball launcher into the group of inmates fighting to gain compliance with orders given to them by the responding officers. After the Pepperball launcher was deployed all of the involved inmates complied with staff orders to lie on the ground. After the cell doors were secured and all un involved inmates

This report article titled, “Implications of an Improvised Nuclear Device Detonation on Command and Control for Surround Regions at the Local, State and Federal Levels” by David Pasquele and Richard Hansen talks about the different types of issues that surrounds the area of the Improvised Nuclear Device and other units. These types of issues are mainly related and connected to the Incident Command Posts (ICP) and Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs). Command and control is part of the issue because they cause a lot of problems for the operations on these jurisdictions. In this essay we will discuss more on the key issues and to agree if the Incident Command System (ICS) and National Incident Management System (NIMS) would be sufficient or use different procedures. Also, I will talk about the federal agencies mentioned in this report to see which is important to use for a response and recovery of an IND event.

There are several recognizable and common types of technological hazards that first responders have to respond to on a daily basis. They are structural fires, transportation accidents, infrastructure failures, dam failures, hazardous material incidents, and nuclear accidents [7]. Each of these follows the common theme of being a product of the environment that was created by man and considered accidents. Terrorism hazards are sometimes referred to as intentional hazards. They are planned and orchestrated to created destruction. As previously discussed CNRBE covers this area. Other more specific hazards in this category are conventional explosives and secondary devise and chemical agents. These have had the largest link to terrorism hazards so far. The difficulty on predicting what chemical agents will be used decreases the success of trained first responders because the number of potential combination of

Mason was also sitting next to a white male, later identified through massachusetts identification as jeffrey hoskyns, herein after referred to as the arrestee. While conducting my investigation, i observed the arrestee sweating profusely and shaking. Due to being by myself at the time, i advised the both subjects that i would be a conducting terry patdown for weapons. At the point stated “officer you can check me i don’t carry weapons on me, but i’m going to be honest, i got a needle and some of boy on me”. Boy is street slang for heroin. I the asked the arrestee where the above mentioned items were located, which he replied “ in my front left pocket”. I then asked the arrestee to retrieve the item, which he did. Upon the arrestee retrieving the items i observed a used syringes as well a clear plastic baggy, which appeared to have a residue of a powered light brown/tan in color in them. Based on my knowledge, training and experience i knew the syringe is to be one of the most common ways to use the very highly addicted substance called heroin. I also knew the brown/ tan powder in the baggy was suspect

Luckily, the hoax bomb cases, which included all but one, were captured by the camera. The sophisticated equipment sends out an alarm when an item has been abandoned for longer than 10 seconds without it being recovered. The two suspects responsible for leaving the hoax cases were Caucasian, about 5’6 and roughly 140 pounds. Because of the unknown, on-ground surveillance teams were deployed incase their suspects were to show up again. Deciding against publicizing the suspect’s identity through the media, due to a lack of imminent threat to the public, members of the JTTF waited to see what the on-ground surveillance team came up

On August 26, 2015, at 3:51 a.m., Officer Greg Bowels and Lieutenant Steven Ferklic responded to 6140 S. Franklin Rd. on a report of a domestic disturbance involving IMPD Officer Johnn “Jason” Scott. Once on the scene, Lieutenant Ferklic learned Officer Scott and his live-in girlfriend Lola “Courtney” Everette had been involved in an altercation

Officer Owes, who was assigned as Control OIC, came out of the control’s bathroom and answered the phone; however, no one responded. Approximately a minute later LT. Lewars came to the control window in a threaten manner, yelling and stated “You guys are not doing your job; Why didn’t you answer the phone”. I proceeded to explain to LT. Lewars that I was on the phone announcing the compound was close and Officer Owes was on the bathroom. LT. Lewars then stated “Keep it up and I will have you pull out of control”.

On July 9 at approximately 1800 I observed an individual walking up the Priest Rapids Road towards the intake. As he was walking up he would stop and began yelling and screaming at something towards the dam. I hurried and grab my patrol radio along with my keys for the patrol car. I got on the radio and inform priest control that I was on site. They asked if I was aware of the gentleman walking across the damn. I informed them that yes I was and that I was heading up towards the intake deck to make contact. They informed me that it look like he was carrying something sharp in his hand. When I pulled up to him and got out of the vehicle I could see that his hands were up in his fist were clinched. As I got closer I noticed that he had a small

I Officer Mather was standing next to the bus lane of Goddard Jr. High during school release at approximately 1630 Hrs. I was observing the student that were getting off the buses coming from other schools. When I observed a student that was wearing a gray in color hood look at me and then turn his head the other way and started to walk away from me west bound. I identified the student as a possible student that was criminal trespassed. So I began to follow the student and asked them to stop and asked them there name. They replied there name was Carlos. I asked Carlos Diaz DOB: 05/26/2001 ID#82545 He nodded “yes”. (This was one of the names that was advised to be on the lookout for a criminal trespass by my Sargent.) I then said you are being detain due to for possible criminal Trespass.

Upon arrival, I noticed an older gentleman sitting in Desk B lobby area. The man was later identified as Veteran Thomas Keller. I contact RN XXXXXXX, who stated that Keller was intoxicated and causing issues. I then contacted Keller who, stated he was here to get a cain. I noticed an odor of alcohol emitting from his person. I then asked OFC Massey to get the PBT so I could check his level of Intoxication. After Massey left, Keller attempted to leave, I informed him that he was been detained. He replied “I’m fucking leaving, you can’t hold me”. Then He asked “what are you arresting me for?” I replied that I could smell and odor of and alcoholic beverage coming from him. Keller then stated “Hell yes I’ve been drinking it’s still a free country”.

On 20Jun18, Sergeant Michael Cummins was the Team Leader (TL) of the department’s Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team during a High Risk Search Warrant (HRSW) and High Risk Arrest Warrant (HRAW) at 253 Toad Road, Dowelltown, Tn. 37059 for TRAVIS PATTERSON, DOB: 09Nov88. Upon arrival to the structure, the entry team ingressed to the alpha side of the structure from the bravo side. Trooper Christopher Logan moved to Final Assault Point (FAP) 1 along with Trooper Heath Daniels as his cover man to place the energetic charge on the alpha side door. As Troopers Logan and Daniels were placing the energetic charge onto the door, Sergeant Cummins called for the vehicles to deploy to the alpha side and stage in their designated locations. Once

I Ofc Lazic responded to 303 E Manor Dr to assist Ofc A. Sekula #74 for a subject passed out inside the vehicle. The subject was later identified as Andrew Dobosz by officers’ previous encounters with him. The vehicle was parked backwards in the driveway of 303 E Manor Dr. I walked around the vehicle to position myself in a tactical area for officer safety. Andrew was already out of the vehicle and standing by the driver’s door with it being open. This officer noticed Andrew was dazed, confused and appeared to be intoxicated on an unknown drug.

At 22:30 I recieved a 911 call about a traffic collision; reported that there's one male injured. I quickly flicked my lights and sirens on and responded to the scene code 3. I parked up behind the collision; making sure that there won't be another accident. I asked another unit on scene to block of the western side. I checked for any leakeages, and as there was none found; I took out my medical kit and rushed to help injured people, contacted FD while grabbing my kit. We then finished the treatment. I blocked off all lanes with cones rather with cars. Then I decided to interview all parties. I seperated them and started questioning them one by one. None of them were under influence. I concluded the interviews and decided to look for any visible

On 07/21/2017, I, Dillon Dickerson, badge #155, was working as a Patrol Officer for the Wichita State University Police Department, in Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas. At approximately 0254 hours Wichita Police North side Officer Bradley Berry #2445 advised there were 4 males running Eastbound from 21st and Yale area. WPD Officer Bradley Berry #2445 advised there was a car that had its alarm going off in the Lot. WPD Officer Bradley Berry #2445 advised one of the males had a white hoodie on and they broke into a white jeep on WSU property. WPD Officer Bradley Berry #2445 advised the males went northbound down Rosevelt stret.

On December 01, 2015, I, FAM Christopher Catone, was assigned a FAM mission on Delta Airlines flight number 0132 (DL #0132) operating from Detroit Metropolitan Airport to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (DTW-AMS). Also assigned to the flight were FAM Wayne Solgot, FAM Damion Callahan-Howard and FAM Scott Howard. At approximately 20:32, while flight 0132 was taxiing from gate A28 of Detroit Wayne County Metropolitan Airport (DTW), I was approached by Fight Attendant (FA) Anita CLARKE (ID#0545538). During the boarding process, FA CLARKE indicated she observed a passenger, later identified as David SPIRIDON, W/M (DOB: 3/25/1983), attempting to conceal an object in his jacket and she also saw what appeared as wires protruding from SPIRIDON’s jacket. FA CLARKE contacted the Pilot in Command, Captain Burt D. THORP, and advised Captain THORP of the SPIRIDON’s actions. Captain THORP, through FA CLARKE, requested the FAM team speak to SPIRIDON concerning his actions. FAM Howard went to the passenger, identified himself as a law enforcement officer, and asked if SPIRIDON would agree to speak in the rear galley. SPIRIDON agreed and walked with FAM Howard to the rear galley. I then met SPIRIDON and FAM Howard in the rear galley. When asked, SPIRIDON indicated he was unaware his actions caused concern and was not trying to hide anything. I asked SPIRIDON if I could look in his property and he agreed to a search of his person and property. During the search SPIRIDON assisted by removing property from his pockets to show me and FAM Howard. FAM Howard conducted a search of SPIRIDON’s person with negative results. FAM Howard nor I located anything resembling