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Nh Nh No 5 Department of Justice Office of the Insp wo 7) WwW 5 condi 6 loc its) a 5 ish rt 7 o | fw be m 0 ct I a n My name is | with the U.S. tor 6 General New York Field Office. And these are my credentials. This interview is with Federal 8 Bureau of Prisons ae 0 MR. a : And it is being conducted as part of an official U.S. Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General investigation. Today is July 15, 2021. The 4 time is 2:16 p.m. The interview is being Metropolitan Correctional the 0) P- s at 150 Park Row. We ar He) b ts) oO executive assistant’s office. present is interview will be recorded 9 Wo EFTA00112223

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 You are being asked to provide information as part of an investigation being conducted by the Office of the Inspector General. This investigation is being conducted pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978 as amended. This investigation pertains to job performance failure and security failure. I’m writing that in here. ee : And that doesn’t’ mean your job performance failure. That means that’s what the investigation is involving. MR. a: This is a voluntary interview. Accordingly, you do not have to answer any questions. No disciplinary action will be taken against you if you choose not to answer any questions. Any statement you furnish may be used as evidence in any future criminal proceedings or agency disciplinary proceedings or both. The waiver states I understand the warnings and assurances stated above and I am willing to make a statement and answer questions. No promises or threats have been made to me. And no pressure or coercion of any kind has been used against me. Please review the form. And if you understand it, EFTA00112225

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7] 1 please sign where it say employee signature. 2 And print your name below it. 3 understand the form? 4 MR. a : Yes I understand the 5 form. 6 MR. QJ: okay. wr. ER is signing the form. All right. Special Agent ies) | is signing under line for signature of wo the Office of Inspector General 0 ME: 1’ Senior Spe 2 signature of witness and I will write the date cial if] 3 as July 15, 2021, and the time is 2:19 p.m. at 4 the MCC New York. 5 MR. a : Before starting the 16 interview I would like to place you under oath. 7 Mr. FY can you please raise your right 8 hand? Do you swear to tell the truth and wo nothing but the truth during this interview? 20 MR. Ye its) N c 5 During the interview if 22 you don't understand any of the questions I 23 ask, please ask me. Please let me know. I’1l 24 rephrase it or I’1ll try to repeat it for you. 25 MR. a : Okay. EFTA00112226

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wo wo 24 n a : All right. What was your Enter on Duty Date? I believe. a When did you graduate from I don't know. That was 5 probably I don't know. Probably the following MR. es : Okay. And were you with Brooklyn as a correctional officer 2013 to 2015. And in 2015 to 7, I went to erre Haute. And that’s when I became an electronics technician. Where did you go? Uh Terre Haute, Indiana. So Federal complex. MR a : Another prison. And that’s where I became an electronics technician and I stayed there for about a year and a half. Then I moved back to New York City. EFTA00112229

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7) WwW ig Ww MC MCC New York as an MR. oO b oO back to MR. And then? since And what current position? x And what shift were on? Uh. i] i Normally. What’s your normal? MR. My normal day is 6:00 to EFTA00112230

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Ne] WwW WwW you and my background D with the the military and for about 15 what training that field? 11 EFTA00112231

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Ne] WwW WwW Everything’s pretty And then in the Marine Corps I went for training for about a year in lectroni Oh. year with the Marine Cor and then what about with the BOP? Did they provide training? MR. a : Um it’s pretty much on the job. MR. a : I went to one telephone school and that was about it. And a fire alarm much EFTA00112232

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b Wo 1 MR. a : Anything else on that? Hm-mm. 3 MR. a : On August 9, 2019, were Ne] WwW 3 0 1 Electronics Technician. 2 What schedule were you on? 5 morning watch? 6 MR. a : 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 7 watch. And what does 9 pos ur daily dutie 20 . es : I just well I make sure ine] f w ing in the building as far as 22 communic is working. So the first thing < the phones, radios, telephones, 24 radios I said, make sure the EFTA00112233

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 14 Anything communication-wise. If anybody’s having a problem, they usually get to me. Even something as simple as a voice mail. They’1ll say he my machine isn’t working and I go take a look at it. And where somebody’s computer is not working. So. MR. a : And since you mentioned also daily when you come on the job at 6:00 a.m. you check to see if the phone, cameras, everything is working? MR. a: I don't have to check. It’s - there’s no set standard or like okay you should come in and check it. You just like kind of look to see what’s going on. You kind of know what hasn’t been working and what’s been working. You kind of make a checklist for yourself. There’s no set standard of what you should do at that time. Now there is more stuff that you do. Day to day. Where before there was really no standard of okay you come in, you start, and this is the first thing you’ve got to go and do. And no. There was never anything written down as far as what should be done during your shift. MR. a: When did that change? EFTA00112234

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10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 MR. a : After Epstein pretty much. MR. QM: Okay. MR. LARGENT: So that day when you came in, do you recall - I know it’s been two years. Do you recall doing a checklist? Trying to see if everything was working. MR. a : I usually - because I don't get a radio in the morning. I usually - first thing I do is I call for the elevator so I know the phones are working. MR. a: Okay. MR. a: And then I go downstairs, turn on the radio, listen to radio traffic so I know the radios are working. And as far as the camera goes, I have - that time I had like the old system that had a (Indiscernible *00:10:18). And make sure the um -. Because it went to analog matrix. It’s going to sound a little confusing when I say analog matrix and digital matrix because the old system we had was a mixture of both. And kind of like the new system too. It takes the old analog cameras because we had a lot of old analog cameras. It takes all of that. and then it EFTA00112235

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ow oO wo transfer it to make it digital so you can start recording. And that’s how you - we’ll get a video and look back for video. But everything was analog. So I would have the analog system in my office. And I would pretty much look and see if that’s working. If that was working I know I was pretty much good. MR. a : Now the analog - if - before it was converted over to digital. MR. ER: | r-pon. MR. a: How would the analog be recorded? MR. a: Um the analog -. I wasn’t here -. Well it’s -. It’s not really - well it is converted. It’s used - well they use the encoder to take the analog signal and make it a digital signal and put it on a recorder. MR. a: Okay. And what was it recorded on? MR. QM: the old hard drives. It was two of them - two hard drives. MR. a : Was it on a server or -? MR. a : It was pretty much like a server. Yeah. It was two computers pretty much. EFTA00112236

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 MR. a: Okay. And once it was recorded, do you remember checking the cameras that day? Seeing if it was working? MR. a: I checked them later in the day. I went up to the video room. Because we were having - the thing about this whole process was when I came here, the first thing I Saw was the video room. And the biggest thing was all the equipment in that room was out of date. It was old. It was - I came from another institution. Like I said before where everything kind of was modern but it was more up to date than this. And so like the camera system I had was maybe five to ten years old. And when I came here, this one was over ten years old and it was 365 a day. Like 24 hours for the like the last 12 years. The system was always on. And something as simple as shutting down the time and change - because you got to get recording times right. When the seasons change, you would have to wait like a whole day to shut down a recorder. It takes a whole day or it to come back up after shutting it down. And where I came from, that was not the standard. Like it should be like an hour maybe EFTA00112237

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 thirty minutes. Maybe even ten minutes if it’s a newer system. You shouldn’t even have that much down time as far as it recording. So one of the first things I did when I came here was I addressed that - the recorders being upgraded. And -. MR. a : Who did you address that with? MR. a: Um my Facility Manager. I talked to upper management. MR. EM: who? MR. a: But like during this whole time I was doing -. I actually started the camera project and that’s why I was doing overtime around this time. And we had people come from other institutions. There was a camera project to upgrade the cameras. Everybody’s fear was the actual cameras not the recording software of the cameras. But I stated over and over again the problem you’re going to have is the recorders. And we even had the new recorders. They were in the warehouse. We have them stockpiled. They was ordered. But we were on the bottom of the list as far as install. So even if we had the new 18 EFTA00112238

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1 equipment, we weren’t a priority to get ing installed. So we had to wait until 3 something happened. 4 MR. a : And you said there was a - 5 you mentioned that to your Facilities Manager. 6 Who was that? 7 MR. a : When I first got here it 8 was Po (Phonetic Sp. *00:13:22) and FP was a facility manager. I 0 think we were in between facility managers when wo this happened because we didn’t really 3 MR. ae : So there was no one during and 10th there was nobody? 5 MR. a : I’m not too sure if my new 16 facility manager took over at that time. But I don't believe he was here. I think he came 8 after. He was here visiting but I don't think wo he took the job. 20 MR. QM: And you mentioned it to upper management too? MR . a : Who in upper management N c n. N nN a fu N a a 24 did you mention it to? 25 MR. a : My old AW - my Associate EFTA00112239

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20 1 Warden - || - he’s no longer - he’s returned from eh Bureau. No WwW 5 5 (Phonetic 6 name. I forgot the first name. But I mentioned to him and of course I talked to the 8 wardens about it. MR. a : Who was the warden at that QO point? 11 MR. es : Um it was a. And 2 before | it was | | (Phonetic Sp. 3 *00:14:04). Because they wanted me like to add wo a 4 more cameras and do upgrades. And I’m like 5 well you’ve got to spend money because thi w 16 stuff is old. Like you can’t just start adding cameras to old systems. It’s not going to wo a3 a : And you said there was as tarted around that time. Before 1) 20 N c i N nN a Before Epstein’s death. N Ww K ) iM] a How far before? a : I would have to look at Nh i N wi a) EFTA00112240

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10 11 12 13 17 18 19 documents. I’m not too sure. Me and pretty much - we have an engineering tech - ; | (Phonetic Sp. *00:14:25) - when we started. Because we had problems with the recorders before where we submitted paperwork to the regional office saying hey the recorder’s going down. It’s end of life. What can we do to upgrade. What’s the steps. And that’s why we got funded all the money that we got to start the project. MR. a: Before Epstein’s death, do you recall what exactly the project entailed? What were you guys upgrading? MR. QM: uh we were trying to go from analog cameras to IP cameras and trying to upgrade the recorders. The recorders were like the main thing. Upgrading the recording system. MR. a: But not the cameras itself. MR. a: Not the cameras itself. Because they can still work. And they still work now. MR. a: Were majority of the cameras working during that time? 21 EFTA00112241

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wo wo Yes. Pretty much all the cameras were working. Maybe we had maybe ten probably that weren’t working. But for the majority all of the cameras were working. They weren’t being recorded - that was the problem. MR. a : So the cameras were working but it wasn’t actually -- : Recording yeah. -- recording into the -. MR. es : Now think. I know it’s been two years. Do you recall which were the ten cameras were that weren’t working. I have no idea. I would have to look at that list there. How about during that time in the SHU. Were the cameras working? were working. The cameras in SHU They were recording. Well they were working. They weren’t recoding. But they were working. So what is that? Explain 5 MR. a : Okay. So you like - if - so like I said. We had an analog system and a EFTA00112242

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 23 digital system. The old system would never show me like the recorders failed. Like if there was an error on the old software. Like I would have to physically be in the room to say hey. Because the room was upstairs on the third floor. Which I didn’t have access for. You would have to go in the room and then you go see like - because there’s a redundant drive. So you have like an A side and a B side. And say if the A side isn’t working, you have one drive goes back. That’s not a problem. As soon as the second drive goes bad, that’s when you run into problems. And after the second drive runs into problems, that’s when you stop recording. And once that happens, you have to take the drive out, and we have to scrounge around for old drives and see if those will work. During that time I actually - prior to that I actually purchased maybe 24 drives to actually redo a whole - like A or the B side. I was actually going to do that. MR. QM: Did you know at that point that SHU cameras weren’t recording? MR. a: At that point towards the EFTA00112243

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 24 end of the day I did. I believe I did know at the end of the day. MR. a: On August 9th during the day. MR. a : Yeah. And I called -- MR. a: It wasn’t the 10th. MR. a : -- | (Phonetic Sp. *00:16:54). That’s my point of contact. I usually - any time I have a problem or something’s not working because I wasn’t really familiar with the whole system. I had like a newer system. It kind of worked the same, as far as the software side goes, as far like as like the hardware, it was different. So I would always have to call them for like tech support. Like okay I’m having a problem today. Can you document it? You know it builds our case when I have to submit stuff to Regional Office. Needless to saying that doesn’t work. That’s not going to fly. And usually they help me troubleshoot through the whole process of what I should have to do - A, B, C, okay take this drive out, put that drive in. And like previously, probably six months before that, we actually had a mother board - which was my main EFTA00112244

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ow oO wo wo computer - like go out. And I had to actually replace that and they had to walk me through it over the phone. I went to scrounge round parts from another institution to get it working. know I’m giving you like a lot of stuff but -. MR. a: So let’s step back. So you said the - it wasn’t working. There was possibly a work order already created. Right? MR. a: Yes. Possibly. Yes. MR. a: Who approved the work order? MR. a: Um that has to go through my general foreman or facility manager. Whoever’s in charge. MR. a : Do you think - do you recall if this was before Epstein’s death or after? MR. a: This was probably before Epstein’s death. It was a few work orders before Epstein’s death. MR. a: And if these work orders - a Are these work orders still maintained? A copy anywhere? MR. a: They should be in the facilities folder somewhere. EFTA00112245

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N nn 1 MR. a : Who would have access to 3 MR. a : Um my facility manager, 4 she’ll know where they’re at. And the 5 engineering tech would pretty much. Well I’m 6 not saying engineering tech. but the facility manager should know if those records are kept 8 or they’re maintained. 9 And when this work order O was work order specifically 11 addressed the fact that the SHU cameras weren’t 3 MR. QJ: No. =No. All of the 4 cameras. It’s not going to just be SHU. It’s 5 going to be all the cameras. 16 MR. QJ: «811 the (Indiscernible 7 *00:18:28) cameras. 9 MR a : Okay. So at that point, o 20 how come some cameras recorded? He sai wu 21 there’s redundancy. So there’s either going to 22 -- 23 MR (Indiscernible *00:18:34) A drive or B drive. Nh uw a) Nh i | | EFTA00112246

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ow oO ~—] wo MR. a : How come some recorded on MR. a: Okay. Oh there’s going to be another problem too. Okay. So there’s an aA side and a B side. And it’s supposed to be redundant but it’s not redundant because it’s not really redundant when one side goes bad so it just knows to record channels. Let’s say one through fifty is on this side. And 5l through 100 is on this side. Everything is working. It doesn’t work. Okay. I can take over for this one because it’s not working. But as soon as that one goes, I can kind of record over here. As soon as the second drive goes, I have to just record what I’m recording. I can’t no longer help out the other drives. MR. a: Okay. So some channels inside the SHU were recording on one drive? MR. BM: ves. MR. QM: | Some were on the other drive? MR. a : Yes. MR. a : So the ones - which drive was the one that stopped recording altogether? MR. a: I believe it was the first EFTA00112247

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1 drive. So like the A side. Like the first. 2 Because the SHU cameras are on the first - 3 they’re like the first 50-some cameras. Well 4 not the whole 50 but they’re on that side. In 5 this string. 6 MR. a : But some were also on the 8 MR. a : Yeah. On the B side. they wired it oO oO mw 7 Ae] =] Q ct a wu et it Ko. i] n rt o oO Q w G ao o 2 3 old. I’m not sure if this is still exactly how 4 itis 5 ee : You have the updated one 16 right in front of him. J 5 Updated one. Okay. I 8 kind of wanted you to mark off where the Ww a wu 3 oO HK fw if were (Indiscernible *00:19:47) right 20 here on the -- N c a N ho Fs) -- big one. Nh a) N Ww HH . fa bt iQ Bp @ het ie) c on Oo ct a ine] uw a EFTA00112248

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wo wo N ins) ine] r Ww N : Nh Nh uw camera looking this way - looking to the front This of the grill. 5 5 would it y fu MR. whoever’s coming on to the Tier to do rounds or ve shown? is the grill. So Gtier. J tier. J Tier. L Tier. AndM What And that camera. Um it would just show whatever they’re doing on the Tier. MR. ] iT) recollection, on August 9th, were those cameras actually working? MR. The recording no. 5 wm im a tl o rt J ) K 0] ie] uy =| 0) K wu n common area I think. D So you have at the common area over here. Okay. And as per your Running? The cameras were working. Also there’s one in the Oh the - let me see. one over here like looking And then you have another two like looking this way. right of L Tier? So you’re pointing to the ies) =] EFTA00112250

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No S) wo WwW wo WwW Ee : So if you sit at the end of each tier, just where they were actually -. Just maybe you can put like a start or whatever And then you decide to make for the came fe) oO K fw like an arrow pointing direction that they would be recording. MR. a : Okay. So (Indiscernible Second one (Indiscernible MR. a : Keeping the (Indiscernible by arrow pointing in the direction. MR. FY : Okay. MR. a : The common area. This is H. And I believe 'S y’re on top of this tier. There’s a camera over here looking this way. MR. a : Is that the upper tier or lower tier? MR. a : Uh upper tier. There’s a camera on the upper tier - on the the upper tier looking t! like outside of 10 MR. a : Yes. EFTA00112252

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wo Ne] WwW wo Nh No ies) Wo camera that outside of 10 South. Can 10 S there so we know Oo" re talking abou actually - that’s the if] s probably show the stuff 46 door. (Phonetic Sp. you just wrote 10 S next to? MR. ae : Uh no. It’s actually -- MR. a : -- up the stair. There’ not one -. ee : So that’s not t MR. a : Yeah. You can’t put it on drawing becée wn one. ct om 0 the one that here is that in real you just drew - relation to 10 MR. QJ: 9m that would be like the top of H Tier I believe. EFTA00112253

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S) Nh t Nh No N WwW wo 7) WwW wo WwW MR. Was directly at the officers’ there a camera pointed sta the common area. And this is on August and 10th. common area. And I’1l1 just write uh And for the 46 form? Right. (Indiscernible Lop up here. though. entrance be? Now where would the Where inma and out of the front entrance right here by SHU? that’s the there? camera only a ies) uw EFTA00112255

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10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 camera in the hallway. There was no cameras in there when they’re moving back and forth. MR. a: If someone had to come in and out of the SHU and control had to bus them, was there a way control buses was -- MR. a: Uh yeah. MR. a : -- coming in and out? MR. a : The way that the doors work at that time was - because we changed some of the cameras. But before control pops the door, they pretty much acknowledge that -. Well before - especially with 9 South. 9 South is different because the officer has the key on their hip to - there’s an inner door inside here. And they won’t even - well they’re not supposed to - crack the outer door without somebody in SHU calling for that door. So lI can’t go up to 10 South - or 9 South - right now and say hey, let me get the 27 door. Somebody from SHU has to call for the 27 door. Because the inner door they have the key before you come inside of 9 South. MR. a : But there was no cameras at that point? MR. a: No. There was a live 36 EFTA00112256

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Nh No N N WwW wo WwW wo Ww feed. There’s always a live feed. MR. a : But nothing recording. MR. a : Nothing recording. I mean the live feec ion to the control center. And the control center officer sees who is at the door. And they will pop the door. MR. a : Where would that camera MR. a : Um that camera would be in the hallway. I tt that camera was ) looking th I just labeled it 9 Sally. looks down this So you pointed there’s one on each tier. That would make it There is one in the corner That would make it seven. There’s one in the corner of -. MR. a : I’m not t o fu EFTA00112257

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wo i) H rt 1) t ue} o m K 0] WwW wo 5 ine] f Nh ie] nk there’s one in that corner. But I know there’s one definite MR. MR. : Okay. So nine cameras total that you’re aware of. That should have yes. All the cameras are working now. Because you could Where could you see it Uh the live matrix. 9 it) Yes n Who had access to the live matrix? MR. Um whoever would have fu ive) oo EFTA00112258

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ow oO ~—] wo uw 39 keypad. Not a lot of people have access to that. So like SIS would have it - at the time. Um control center would have it. And um lieutenant’s office don't have it. So it’s SIS, SIA, I have access, and that’s pretty much about it. And then our command center. MR. a : Is there something that they would have to key in to see? Or is it just running? MR. a: No. You would have to key in the cameras to see the actual camera call up. You have to call up for them hit the button and know what camera it is to call up. MR. QM: «Ss Did anyone like the SIs office or even the control have like the cameras - you know like the feed just running on their screen at all times? MR. a: Yeah. But they would have to go through all the cameras. They usually just - it just sits on one camera. It doesn’t’ keep scrolling through all the cameras. MR. a : Okay. Do you have anything on that? EFTA00112259

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3 U. Only one of ten was not - it was only was recording. 6 it was on a different recorder at the time. 0] its) recording. Is that MR. a : I knew yeah something was 2 going on. I went up to the room and I was Ww wu on Oo co f ct Oo change everything out and 20 first time you knew were not i H fe) = wu i jon & ct o i) 3 a a) Ph ct J EFTA00112262

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10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 43 Ee : And did you know all of them were not recording at that time? Aside from the one? MR. a: I didn't know exactly wasn’t what wasn’t recording on the recorder. I don't know exactly. Which ones weren’t working. I just knew that recorder was down. ee : And how did you know MR. a: As soon as I went in I saw the drives. Because the drives usually they’re green on everything that’s working and amber like there’s an emergency or something’s wrong. And I saw that there was a few ambers. So like it wasn’t recording. Then I called | at the company. And they said I have to start rebuilding. And what start rebuilding means is I have to pull that hard drive out and start putting fresh hard drives in. and then the system knows like it put a new hard drive in it starts to sync up and does this thing where it starts to go through. It does it all of its checks and starts recording. And I would pretty much take a day. ee : That takes like a whole EFTA00112263

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wo wo 20 N c N nN N a Nh Nh uw MR. a : That yes. And I was at the stage of pulling everything out. That was n probably going to take couple days to pull wu all the drives out and start recording again. notification that the cameras in the SHU were not recordin MR. a : I believe I told my supervisor. Ee : And who would have been supervisor then? MR. ae : Uh - there was really - like I don't think there was nobody here. te) rt 0 a] oa a re) 5 o v he oO c ini Because we were in like the middle and that was kind of chaos. Ee : Okay. Did you - but at that time though you knew basically all the cameras were down but one. MR. ae : No id didn't know anything about the SHU cameras. Ee : No-no-no. I’m talking about the SHU cameras specifically. MR. BM: No. =I didn’t - I don't know what’s on the recorders. At that time I 44 EFTA00112264

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wo wo 20 N c N nN N a Nh Nh uw troubleshot it in the past? MR. a : Yes. Before yes. Same problem. I have to rebuild drives and I mean hey this isn’t working. I’ve got to rebuild the drive. There’s really nothing I just put the drive in and wait. MR. a : Make sure it comes back up. Ee : So this was the other day round like 2 he oO c ) wu b- QQ wo fe) wu -m. you're MR. ae : Um. 1:00 something. ee : One something? MR. a : one something yeah. ee : All right. And then being that it happened before, was there job, I’m not trying to hrow anybody under the bus but at my old job, if anything wasn’t working and I was the contact, I couldn’t leave the jail. Like if the fence - because we had a fence system - or cameras aren’t recording. I 46 EFTA00112266

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1 would have to fix - stay there until okay, I 2 need a part. This is what we’re doing. Send 3 notification. This place is run a lot 4 differently. And I’ve said stuff from before. 3 5 And my old supervisor but just like oh go hom 'c ts) oO 6 i. don't worry about it. And I’m like 7 well if I go home, nobody’s going to fix it. = wu a 8 And at that time I 1 the only person that wo knew what was going on. It was bad practice 0 when I got to this jail. ix it and to go home on August 9th? 3 MR. ae : Um I’m not too sure. I 4 believe so. I’m not going to say yes or no eone tell you i) 5 Oo ct ct 12] al 8 MR. a : But I did make a notification that it wasn’t working. wo N c Fs) i] =] jon going to be back 22 the next day because I was doing overtime. 23 ee : All right. So you were 24 coming back on August 10th? 25 MR. a : Yeah. The next morning. EFTA00112267

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1 because came at 6:00 a.m. the next morning to do overtime. ee : So and is that when y to fix it? i) WwW 4 7 start the next day and fix -. 8 MR. a : And I had the drive too at ion. Who did you make th 5 fe) rt bh rh pe Q wu rt Bb Oo o N 5 oO cr c Ph I Q u] rt K Oo 5 rt Oo Ww rs] To my sup 4 know exactly which supervisor it was but I 5 I made a notification. made it 8 MR. a : Yes. 0 notification would that would broadcast a radio or like phone. I would like EFTA00112268

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oo wo o wo ine) oO ine] NS — ine] I don't want anybody to know that. MR. a : Can’t record video. hat’s not a good thing. ee: And I apologize. I think Lance asked this question and I’m not exactly sure what you meant by this. But were you supposed to advise somebody like the captain or the warden that the cameras were down? MR. a : Uh you -. Because the way the recorders work, the cameras are the captain’s proper So you have to notify the captain. Hey, the cameras aren’t recording. ee : And was that your job to notify him? MR. a : No. I notify my supervisor and they notify the captain. If I see the captain, I’11l y something to him or I’ll tell the lieutenants. But other than that I don't say anything about cameras being down. ee : Okay. So as far - so you’re positive you did notify your super MR. a : Yes. I notified somebody. Because they have to know because I told them I isor? was going to come back the next day. EFTA00112269

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wi oO 1 Ee : You just don't know who 2 it was. not How can we co 2 noti 5 Yes. 6 if »tain was out, or no he did work on the 9th. Right? EFTA00112270

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wo wo approved for overtime for the next day. So somebody knew I was coming back. ee : Oh and is that specifically why you were approved for overtime? do the project. But they knew I had the drive Uh no I was coming back to because I was going back and forth with my computer service guy. Because he knows more about hard drives than I do. So he was - we’re getting parts in. Why don't I just do this and I remember that part of the day. of those cameras to actually fail like that? Now what would cause all The recorders. And it needed to be upgraded. Uh the recording. The It was very old. ring to do with people tampering with the - it - could it have 13) They can’t tamper. You have to go in a room it’s behind a lock - key - EFTA00112271

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~l wo wo a photo (Indiscernible *00:35:34) key door. believe -- So there’s no MR. ae : There’s door and then two doors too. u go thought the front secondary door to go in the room. the cameras are working and they’re in this All right. S room. Is anyone actually in that room looking Now when you’re - so job is pretty much to look at like the live feed and um maybe look at recording. But they do stuff a little bit different here so I’m not too sure y what his function was. Now would they also have wo No EFTA00112272

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No Ne] WwW WwW work ing. was find out if he a lot going on. were down were and n The supervisor. Ye And do you know if your made the notification to I don't did or didn’t? I Were you ever questioned happened with the cameras? Yes. Who questioned Um oh the next oO ct fu alk to warden about And then the FBI too. The EFTA00112274

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oo wo wo wi o there was really nothing I could fix that day ven if - and I think I - before I 1] anyway. left the two drives that were bad, I started replacing them. I think I might have taken them out to let them start rebuilding. ee : Okay. So was there anyone in the SHU that could have known that those cameras were down? MR. SR: No. MR. es : Because I don't talk to anybody is custody as far as the cameras go supervisor. ee : So the fact that - you know, Epstein, you’re most notorious -- MR. es : Mm-hmm. ae : -- inmate at that time - is you know dies the night that the cameras are down. Is there any - reasonably if there’s any kind of - is there any suspicion surrounding the circumstances? MR. a : No. It was just whatever happened - happened. It was really no tampering with the devices or somebody turned EFTA00112278

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wi Ve} 1 off the power or -. No. No So to you it’s just WwW completely coincidental? . a : Just coincidental. 5 Hs: «811 right. And again you could have tampered with those i) wWQ 7 cameras to made them go down. 9 But no one 0 11 have. No. 2 ht 3 another is for the old analog cameras are in a - one of 8 kill the power, and then go into mess with the Like it’s wo ta Oo Qo Oo Q Oo K 20 one person to think tamper with 21 it. It’s lot. MR. QJ: And like as new recorders, all the cameras came up. a o ie) 7) I put fu 23 tampered with at all. EFTA00112279

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S) Nh Nh No N WwW wo WwW wo WwW But what about that room that you said that’s where you fix them at. Who had MR. QM: would have -. It would be SIS because that was their room. At that time, I really didn’t have access. And that was part of the problem too. Because they were f Hh or the day and I didn’t’ have access room. I didn’t hav to go in the room. was in the room. SIS was upstairs. allowed Ee : Were they in the room at 1) just go in EFTA00112280

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wo wo N ins) ine) rs a nN : Nh Nh uw oO) No ee : All right. Is there any reason to believe anyone in SIS could have manipulated those - that Or taken the camera MR. a : You’d have to know what you’re doing and I would kind of know if somebody messed with it. It’s not really something you go in there and start disconnecting. Like the only way to really do ring in that room is to start disconnecting stuff. And it’s a spaghetti mess. MR. a : Starting to disconnect the tampered with something. Ee : Is there anyone other who could have gotten into there? MR. MJ: don't believe so. No. ee : Does the captain, and the warden have access to that room? MR. a : they don't probably even that goes on in that room. The un only time I will tell them is like to do EFTA00112282

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oO Wo 1 maintenance. I’11 complain and show them the 2 room. Hey, you’ve got to clean this up or -. 3 ee : But do they have access? would have to get would have to give them access to get into that room. 8 ee : But only SIS has it? wo MR. a : From what I know, yes. 11 MR. es : Only SIS can get in that 2 room. MR. a : Why did you happen to go 5 in that room that day? 16 MR. a : I don't know. I just make rounds and I do stuff. Somebody said something 8 to me or I was thinking about it. Because I wo think I ordered the drive and I just wanted to 20 see where I was at to see what I was going to 21 get started on. And plus we were doing a 22 camera project, so I was just trying to get a 23 lot of things like organized and see where we 24 were at. And what I was actually going to do. 25 MR. a : So I have to ask as part EFTA00112283

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wo wo oO of it. Did you happen to stop doing upgrade work on it, unplug, or take down the redundancy, or anything that worked -- MR. SR: No. MR. a : -- that happened to stop working at that point? MR. a : No. I just - it - because we were having problems from before. And the problem just happened again. Like just coincidence. MR. es : And nothing to do with the work you were doing on it? MR. ae : No. Because I didn’t touch the recorders. ee : So not just the work you were doing on it. Did anything you do cause fw the cameras to go down? MR. QJ: No. «Not that day. No. ee : Okay. In the past it had though? MR. a : If I’m messing with a recorder, it can throw some stuff off. Or if I’m - yeah - moving drives around - that’s why fu I don't have to notify. Hey, the drives are tart moving stuff, I don't in a back. Because if I w U EFTA00112284

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wo wo Oo) uw know what’s going to go down or not work or -. Yeah. 9th when all the SHU cameras went down, that had nothing to do with you? It was just coincidental that they went down. MR. a : As far as the recording, specified as far as the recording, can you tell when you Is there anything else? MR. a : Because people believe that when cameras don't work, like the camera’s not working. The camera could be throwing out video because the live feed - like I said - goes to the control center. They see the live video when they’re popping the door. So there’s live video going - getting fed. It’s € t the digital sid @ of it. The recording 7) ju side is not working. MR. a : Was there a camera towards the back room? EFTA00112285

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Ww wn HR wn io) Fh rh bh i?) o Uh no. Now there is. 5 There’s a camera going towards SIS. But before 6 there was no camera. It would just be the 7 third floor - 3 Sally is someone was going in ie) 8 that general direction. But y can’t even wo make out who’s going by there - the video room. 0 MR. SJ: «was went in and out of that room? 3 MR. a : There’s a key entry or -? to know who 8 Ee : And when was that wo i] o Qa rt b- Hh B o ion Uh whenever they came and 21 did a walkaround. We added cameras slight to room. Of course we upgraded our 23 recorders but there’s cameras to see who goes 24 in that general area. Like if you go in the room, you’1l see who’s going in the recording EFTA00112286

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oO 1 room. 2 ee : And was that like a year 3 or two ago? Or how long 9th wo 0 have the cameras When I have to do ot) Fs) cameras are going to go down. 16 sure the jail is locked down and -. 7 Ee : Only intentionally. 5 Ke o w wo ee : They’ ve never gone down - computers. And they overl EFTA00112287

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uw fo) 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 sometimes when the software isn’t right. So it bogs down the system. And we’ve had problems where the recording stops, but we have a redundant recorder but not all the cameras would go down per se. MR. a : And the reason I’m saying that also is because a lot of the cameras - it’s like a mix and match of old cameras and new cameras - analog cameras and like more computer-based cameras - IP cameras. So right now when the system fails the old analog cameras for the most part are going to work. The problems are going to be the newer cameras on the tiers. The older cameras would always pretty much be recording. If we ever had an issue. a: kay. MR. a: And we've had a few issues. Yes. But they’re usually with the newer cameras not with the older ones. Ee : Interesting. Okay. And as far as - just to make sure we are clear - which of the cameras in the SHU actually were recording on -. 68 EFTA00112288

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Ne] WwW Ne] WwW wo Who is “th Um FBI. um so I stayed later the day and the night and I was trying to look to see what was recording. And that’s that the 46-door was actually recording on 10 MR. a : The 9th or the 10th? MR. a : Um. he was found. morning the next day MR thing in the morning. like. 12) ) 3 w ct = KK Q fw het bh +t t O fe) a if) EFTA00112289

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ow oO ~—] 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 MR. a : Saturday. Yeah. MR. a: Because I had to think about what was going on. And also during that day they made me move over - the cameras that were recording - put them on different recorders. It was like a mess. ee : Now were there any cameras, recordings, or hard drives or anything that were sent to try to have the recordings recovered? MR. a: Uh well the whole thing with everything not recording that day was the way the system works. And we want to woke the vendor and FBI because they had to talk to - the way the system works is if the two drives are bad it’s not going to start recording video. It’s not going to go on a different drive or you’re going to see bits and pieces of video from that day. You might see old video. But as far as new video from that day whenever it went back you’re not going to see any video. ee : So we had received information saying that video was attempted to be recovered by the FBI. EFTA00112290

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1 MR. QM: sveah. 2 ee : What is meant by that? 3 ve. MJ: they could probably do but yeah nothing. 5 ee: But did they obtain Any hard drives or -? 7 MR. a : They took all the hard 8 drives. They took everything. They took the got a list that wo whole recorder - the whole recoding system. He 2 recorded - it was -. So if they say jay it was = it was ‘ 3 corrupt and it was unable to be retrieved, what 4 does that mean in layman’s terms? 5 MR. a : There’s nm 16 probably garb video. It’s \o 5 = o =] a ion ct a oO bet fs] o rt om o = Oo 8 jon Q oO K I co ue} ct 20 MR. QM: Because it’s pretty much - 21 you know computer is like one to zero. So 22 probably when they finally get to that they 23 couldn’t retrieve anything. Nothing like you 24 could see or make tangible. Like no real 25 video. EFTA00112291

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10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 MR. a : See that’s two different things. Right? It’s not like they didn’t retrieve anything. That just means they found the file. They just couldn’t open it. MR. a : They can’t see it. Yes. MR. a: That means something recorded. MR. a : Not necessarily. It could be garbage. Garbage can record anything that’s a good thing what is not a good thing. This (Indiscernible *00:48:51) was recording. That’s why I say that when a camera is and or good, like I can have a camera that just looking at this and you’re saying okay it’s good but it’s not looking at the whole room. This is nothing. This is garbage. It doesn’t. The camera just knows it’s working until I fix it and then it records the whole room. Then you know it’s working. MR. a: When you went in on the 10th to take a look at the video, did you actually see the recording files? Or did you not see any files at all? MR. a: I just know the drives were bad. And I think I tried to -. Yeah 72 EFTA00112292

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uw fo) 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 access. SIS had access. I had access. And I believe computer services. And maybe a few staff members here and there. But they just looking at live video - nothing recorded or (Indiscernible *00:50:08) video. MR. a: SO that was my next question. Could they have done anything when they logged in to manipulate the -? MR. a: No. You can’t stop the -. The newer system you can. The old system you pretty much have to go in there and manually do it. Like you can’t just -. You would have to go on the recorders and -. Yeah. I don't think anybody here knew - knows how to do that. MR. a : Did anyone outside the institution have access? Like because it was on the network, does like someone at the central office or anyone have access to or no? MR. a: From what they told me there’s no back doors to it. So. MR. a: So it was a close network. MR. a : Closed. Yeah. Closed. Yeah. In house thing. MR. a: Do you know if any situations about came up in the past where it EFTA00112294

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wo wo ~l uw required that someone in the central office needed to log in to see the video? And they were able to do it remotely? MR. a : Nah. I don't know if the The new system you can do that. The old system. I’m not sure. I don't believe anybody from eh region or anybody saw video on the whole far as when you left that a number of you came back on if it was the same MR. : Yes. It was the same area cameras that were down. It’s the i] ame recorder. Just -. Ee : So there weren’t additional cameras that were down? MR. a : No. That would go down and come back up. No. ee : All right. So when you left on August 9th, it stopped recording. No additional cameras went down -- MR. ER: vo. Ee : -- between August 9th and EFTA00112295

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wo Ne] WwW wo MR. a : And you did find something? phone call on the he got a shower 1ebody gave him a phone call. I believe ound the phone call. That’s what I I’m not too sure who did what but. There was a phone call made. MR. a : Did you No. I have it to my call? u Like when the call see how long the starts and when it ends. There’s no r o cording. It’s a legal call. So legal calls wu K 0] know out the EFTA00112299

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1 MR. a : Settled inmate population 2 down. They get a little rowdy when they see 3 stu Ph f happen and don’t’ know what’s going on. ue] 4 So you’ve got to kind of just do custody work. 5 MR. a : Who was in the SHU when 6 you were up there? 7 MR. a : It was me, Lieutenant 8 a . She came up from somewhere. Lieutenant | was there. And um Officer 0 Noel was there also. wo She was still there? ae: 2 MR. QM: Ssves. ae : What was she doing? FY She just looked like a 5 little disheveled like she didn't know what was 16 going on. Just stressed. Because that was her first suicide. So when you see something like 8 that you kind of don’t know how you would uh wo 6 5] eac 0 20 MR. Did you talk to her about N ras c ct N ho Fs) I don't believe so. I 23 just kind of let her do her thing. And I just 24 had to get to - because they were feeding in 25 the morning time. So you have to you know try EFTA00112314

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wo wo verything down. When you got up there and um initially, do you recall if Officers Michael Thomas or Noel Tova Noel made any statements. Lieutenant ia. like a mess. comments to I don't really recall. It I don't really know what was was said. | | in giving out food? with them when she handed out the food? interaction between her and the inmates? Uh there was a lot of ing inmates said that were heard - not right. MR. QM: So what kind of stuff did You killed him. say. You killed him. You weren’t making rounds. You killed him. You weren’t making rounds. You guy You 7] got to get a new job. What they wo uw EFTA00112315

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wo wo N ins) ine) rs a No Nh ine] uw Because you’re not opening the -. You’re just opening slot. You’re not opening the door for the inmates. So that’s okay. u Around what time were you Uh probably a little bit And then I -. If the body alarm gets activated at 6:33 a.m., about what time did you come back after you did the lifes i) ying measures? Um I probably went downstairs, put my stuff away, and then I had They stayed in the When you say the basement In my office. They were Because I didn’t know anything Sd bs 101 EFTA00112321

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wo Ne] WwW fee} wo ee : Do you remember taking it to put on the AD. So the shirt came actually taking it off or that it was off Ee : And when you said when you arrived, you’re not - there was no one doing chest compre arrive MR. a : They were - I think they were trying to cut him down and we - and I think I went to go and the AD so by the time I came back, they were doing to try to move him -- ted working on can’t work on him 104 EFTA00112324

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N N No Nh wo WwW wo WwW 110 inmates behind a door. Like that’s not a good idea. So you try to move them as much so you can really start working them. did CPR on him until he was moved over? MR. QJ: No. We did CPR on him. I’m pretty sure somebody did. but it was just don’t think was so -. Everything just happened like this where it just didn’t ike it took minu but it probably just took seconds the way 0) verything was going. ein didn’t A reason for you to beli } b oO v1) take his own life? Ee : Do you believe Epstein took his own life? ee : Were the inmates sayin ing about anyone going into Epstein’s if] ra) Q A Ee : So all they said was that EFTA00112330

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wo wo 114 MR. a : No. nobody was going by hing like that. like I rt the desk or doing any didn’t see anybody trying to and grab stuff or move stuff around. Like I didn’t see any of that. ee : Okay. Okay. And you didn’t see anybody actually take papers or -? MR. a : Yeah. And I’m pretty sure if somebody did it, it would probably be on camera too. Because that camera was working so. Ee : Well that camera that you’re talking about that was working - you can’t make anything out on it. MR. a : Yeah. Yeah. You can’t really make anything out. Ee : So even if someone’ there, you can’t really see what they’re doing. MR. QM: Really see what they’re doing yeah. But I don't think anybody 7] near was going there to do anything. Because I don't even think anybody knew like what the hell was going on. EFTA00112334

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ow oO wo wo 117 MR. a : I don't know. I’m not too sure. But then I think when I came back to feed - because we lock all the cells. It’s probably locked when I started doing feeding. MR. a : But were there CO’s going in and out of there? MR. a : No. there’s no reason to go inside of a cell. And everybody knows like after a suicide, it’s a crime scene. So usually you just stay away from there. So. MR. a: DO you recall approximately when they came and they secured it a crime scene? MR. a: I’m not too sure When that happened. MR. a : But it wasn’t secured when you left? MR. a: Um when I - when I went down there for the body alarm it wasn’t secure. I mean when I took him down to medical doing chest compressions. He wasn’t - it wasn’t secured. I don’t really -. But when I came back upstairs it was secured. The door was locked I believe. EFTA00112337

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1 after the 10th of August? 2 MR. a : Because I was the subject 3 matter expert as far as the cameras go. So 4 they want to know like how can you find video 5 if you could find video. Or could I do. And 6 then they came and the next day they tried to - 7 As soon as I found the video, that’s the 8 real video they wanted because they wanted to 9 make sure they had something in it. Becau 0 they mad that there was no video at that video. Because I wasn’t 2 sure what was on the recorders or what wasn’t 3 on the recorders at one point. 4 ee : And that’s the 10 South 8 that video was ever enhanced to be able to see i) wo it more clearly? 20 MR. QM: have no idea if they did N c Oo K Q P- A 5 Oo t N Nh But you did not? 23 MR. a : No. I did not do that. 24 es : Do you even have that 25 ability to do that? EFTA00112340

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ow oO wo wo 121 MR. a : Not without software we have. No. Not going to happen. MR. a: You mentioned maybe I’m mistaken. You mentioned there was a work order created prior to the 3th for the cameras. MR. a : Yeah. There was a few work orders that the recorders were going down or failing. We have problems. MR. a : When were those created? MR. a: Uh maybe a year before or six months before. It was just a constant thing as far as the cameras not working. Because we was trying to get upgraded. We were trying to get money spent. So we have to ie] reate - any time there’s a problem, I have to fu 0 ct reate a work order or tell like the regional office like there’s a problem. Because it’s a work order over 10,000 so they have to put money aside to do the work. Like it’s not a quick fix to fix the recorders. MR. a : And these recorders were maintained in house or only by | ti MR. a: The work orders we have are maintained here in house. EFTA00112341

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ow oO wo wo MR. a : Who would have access to that? MR. a: Um the facility manager. MR. I: Okay. MR. a : Anybody in facilities pretty much would have access to it. But really facility manager. MR. a : On August 9th when you saw that the system was down. Has it gone down just like that before? MR. QJ: ves. MR. a: How long did it take you to fix it? MR. a: Sometimes maybe a day maybe two days - maybe a couple days. And the thing - and I have to stress also - i fa just because I saw it down -. Because I don't check it every day. I don't know if it was down for a week, a month, you know. it’s not one of those things you check all the time. But I would - since we were having problems more readily, I would always check like once a week to make sure it was working. But before it was not like okay I’ve got to go up here and check it because it wasn’t happening. EFTA00112342

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ow oO wo wo 123 MR. a : That was my next question. Did you just happen to walk in there that day? Or -? MR. a: I already knew we were having issues. And I think I got the hard drives out. Because I was going to take them up there and see what was going on. MR. a : Now based on the fact that this happened before. Right. Was that same exact situation. Same exact -. MR. QJ: ves. MR. a: Same exact drives? MR. a: Um I think it’s switched. It could have been recorder one and then recorder two. I don't think it was just the same recorder all the time because one recorder was actually the whole motherboard have to get replaced. And that was again I think that was recorder two. And before drives would go out on one or two, so it was just random. They were old. They just needed to get replaced. MR. a : And at that point you knew that the drives were not recording. MR. : Yes. MR. : Were any actions taken to EFTA00112343

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ow oO oo wo wo 124 make sure that is this does happen in the future that at least something would be recorded? MR. a: Yes. Exactly that. MR. a : What actions were taken? MR. a: Um now we have redundant drives. So if one drive fails, you always have a backup. MR. a: No-no. I’m talking about prior to the 9th. MR. QJ: «0h. Ss Prior to the 9th? No. There was really nothing. They just knew we had a problem. We had ordered the new system. We were online to get it installed. But we were just not lucky to get it installed. MR. a : And that recorder would show that there was an order for -? MR. a: Yeah. And that we have the shipping stuff for the system actually. I ct was here. It was in the building. MR. a : You just didn’t get it installed yet. MR. a : Didn’t get installed. It got installed a couple - um the = happened on the 9th, 10th, or llth. That’s when the new EFTA00112344

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wo wo usually one of those two. I them. the general foreman? So the general manager and/or I have to notify somebody. I out of the building and not say positive you definitely made those said you’ re notifications? Becau ts] e I was coming back the next day to do work. said it was the and do know of -? general foreman. you I don't even think we had a I’m not too sure. It was two years ago. I’m not even sure if we had D a general foreman. such a big deal and these cameras And being thought that this was were such a big part of it, did you ever learn if either of those people ever passed the information up? 96 20 EFTA00112346

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a) w 1 another jail. I can’t just leave and not 4 captain never came up to you and said he what’s 5 happened. Why didn’t you let anybody know. Because it was a known wo problem that recorders were going down. So 0 I’d have to say h going on. 2 MR. a : I’m trying to fix it. 3 I’1l be back tomorrow. 4 ee : Okay. I think that’s a fw if bh 16 MR. QJ: that’s all th there anything else you think we should have ve. I im os] 8 asked you that we didn’t ask? © MR. Um. It’s an investigation 20 I just - I just I’m mean I was N ras N ho another institution. I knew what I was doing 23 as far as the cameras and recorders. And I 24 know how all stuff works. But I just with 25 the Bureau would be more proactive as far as EFTA00112348

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 130 We’re thing the curve. We got IP cameras pretty much everywhere. But I’m just saying overall I just with the Bureau was more proactive. And like when I came to this institution for instance like there was only one camera in a housing unit. When I was in Brooklyn, I was custody, it was cameras all over the place. I went to Indiana and I was a contact at a complex which was a high, medium, low, there’s a camp, there’s a death row. There’s cameras everywhere. I come to this jail, New York City. And I’m expecting cameras everywhere. And one of the first things was like oh we don't have money for that. we don't have money for this. We don't have money for that. and I just kept saying hey, you guys got to do something. This is a problem. God forbid this is what happened. But I just wish there was more proactivity. Like -. Ee : But right now MCC is -. MR. a: We’re good. Yeah we’re good. We don’t have any issues. ee: So when you mad that statement you’re talking about other facilities. EFTA00112350

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wo wo 24 HMM this is Yes. Other facilities in Fs) general. I wish the Bureau would invest more MR. ae : And training too. Like just getting new equipment. That’s not it. i Also train the staff. Because even like when I learned how to do the cameras stuff, it was u m rt me D i) 0 ini wu. iat eally went to drive out, do X, Y, and Z. I’m just like I’m on the phone. I’m looking at it. Okay. The light is this color. This is - I’ma smart guy. I could figure it out. But at the same time like -. MR. a : Somebody that’s not really t. -. Yeah. Going to be lo Eee : All right. Thank you so much for taking your time. I know you just had that lead training. So I really appreciate ct ey 1) rt . a : Thank you Mr. | EFTA00112351

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3 uw 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 again. So if there’s nothing else, this is Special Agent ee. The time is 3:44 p-m. on Thursday July 15, 2021. I am turning of the recorder. Ending the interview and turning off the recorder. 132 EFTA00112352

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133 CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that the foregoing pages represent an accurate transcript of the electronic sound recording of the proceedings before the Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General in the matter of: a Marci Bratton, Transcriber EFTA00112353

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a ae Ability - 120:25 Able - 53:10, 60:16, 75:3, 119:14, 120:18 Above - 5:21 Accordingly - 5:13 Acknowledge - 36: 11 Act - 5:5 Acting - 125:17 Action - 5:14 Actions - 123:25, 124:5 Activated - 101:15 Active - 8:14 Actual - 18:18, 39:11, 73:10, 79:19 AD - 86:4, 93:9, 93:11, 104:5, 104:19, 106:3, 106:8, 108:3, 109:12 Add - 20:13 Added - 66:21 Adding - 20:16 Additional - 75:18, 75:23 Address - 7:5, 18:7 Addressed - 18:5, 26:11 Administer - 107:18 Advise - 49:8 Afternoon - 76:8 Again - 3:23, 18:20, 44:5, 59:5, 64:9, 113:17, 116:8, 123:18, 125:8, 125:22, 128:20, 132:1 Against - 5:15, 5:24 Agency - 5:18 Agent - 3:1, 3:4, 3:18, 3:20, 3:23, 4:1, 6:7, 6:9, 6:11, 132:2 Agent's - 116:12 Ago - 10:8, 67:3, 81:5, 126:19 Agree - 4:18 Aid - 92:2, 107:18 Alarm - 12:20, 85:2, 85:3, 85:8, 86:15, 101:15, 102:6, 113:5, 117:19 Alibi - 96:10 Allowed - 60:19, 100:23 Almost - 76:12, 102:14 Along - 57:8 Already - 25:8, 86:23, 88:15, 98:24, 104:9, 104:10, 106:21, 123:4, 125:4 Altogether - 27:24, 53:7 Always - 17:18, 24:15, 37:1, 40:9, 68:15, 109:17, 122:22, 124:7 Am - 3:23, 5:21, 6:11, 132:3 Amber - 43:12, 45:9, 53:1 Ambers - 43:14 Ambulance - 86:10 Amended - 5:5 Analog - 15:19, 15:20, 15:23, 15:24, 16:4, 16:8, 16:11, 16:13, 16:16, 21:15, 22:25, 59:16, 68:10, 68:12 And/Or - 126:4 - 94:8, 94:9, 95:9, 96:3, 98:22, 99:20, 99:23, 100:4, 100:24, 111:24, 112:6, 112:13, 113:1, 118:2 Another - 9:22, 17:11, 25:4, 27:4, 30:22, 57:12, 59:13, 128:1, 128:22 Answer - 5:14, 5:16, 5:22 Answered - 40:2, 56:2 Answers - 4:17 Anybody's - 14:1 Anyway - 58:2 Anywhere - 25:23 Apartment - 7:9 Apologize - 4:13, 49:5 Appreciate - 131:22 Approved - 25:10, 51:1, 51:4 Approximately - 29 117, 40:8, 40:16, 41:23, 56:15, 111:23, 117:12 Area - 30:19, 30:21, 31:3, 32:14, 34:21, 35:4, 35:8, 38:3, 66:24, 75:14, 99:20 Aren't - 46:25, 49:13, 80:21 Around - 10:8, 18:15, 20:20, 23:17, 46:11, 50:19, 64:23, 82:9, 90:8, 90:18, 91:9, 91:11, 91:14, 92:19, 92:22, 99:20, 101:9, 113:18, 114:4 Arrived - 87:22, 104:14, 104:16 Arrow - 31:18, 32:5, 32:11 Aside - 43:2, 101:6, 121:20 Ask - 6:23, 61:1, 63:25, 97:13, 125:11, 128:18 Asked - 4:17, 5:1, 49:6, 78:22, 103:6, 118:6, 125:4, 127:9, 128:18 Asking - 82:17 Assist - 95:9 Assistant's - 3:17 Associate - 19:25, 20:4 Assurances - 4:24, 5:20 Attempted - 70:24 AW - 19:25, 20:3 Aware - 38:13 Away - 88:4, 101:19, 117:10 Aws - 62:21 Background - 11:12 Backup - 124:8 Bad - 23:12, 27:7, 47:9, 58:3, 70:17, 72:25 Bailey - 21:3 Base - 73:10 Based - 68:11, 116:12, 123:8 Basement - 101:21, 101:22 Basically - 44:18 Basis - 4:25 Became - 9:16, 9:23 Beckwin - 19:8, 19:9 Become - 11:6 Beginning - 40:4, 119:23 Behind - 51:25, 61:7, 109:4, 110:1 Being - 3:10, 3:14, 4:17, 5:1, 5:2, 5:4, 18:5, 22:5, 40:2, 46:17, 49:20, 83:21, 83:25, 106:23, 107:3, 107:9, 108:17, 113:25, 126:21 Below - 6:2 Best - 40:23 Between - 19:10, 41:7, 75:25, 95:16, 116:2 Big - 28:22, 126:22, 126:23 Biggest - 17:8 Birth - 7:8, 7:10 Bit - 52:23, 55:23, 86:13, 91:17, 101:11 Bits - 70:19 Board - 24:25 Body - 85:2, 85:3, 85:7, 86:15, 101:15, 102:6, 108:17, 113:5, 117:19 Bogs - 68:2 BOP - 8:9, 9:7, 12:15, 83:24 Both - 4:5, 5:19, 15:22, 28:23, 55:9, 112:7, 126:2 Bottom - 18:24, 29:10 Box - 34:22 Boxers - 91:1, 91:3 Breath - 108:1 Breathing - 111:13 Bring - 106:9, 109:7 Broadcast - 48:24 Brooklyn - 9:14, 130:7 Brought - 93:15 Bruised - 91:17 Bruising - 92:18 Bu - 126:17 Building - 13:21, 124:20, 126:7 Builds - 24:17 Bunch - 56:13 Bunk - 108:18 Bureau - 3:8, 8:21, 11:11, 11:13, 11:20, 20:2, 128:25, 130:3, 131:2 Bus - 36:4, 46:22 Buses - 36:5 Button - 39:13 Buying - 129:1 a | Called - 24:5, 43:15, 83:24, 119:4, 119:19 Calling - 36:17 Calls - 78:23, 78:24, 79:24, 80:6, 80:21, 82:25, 83:1, 83:2, 83:20, 93:4, 103:7 Camera's - 65:15 Camp - 130:10 Captain - 46:19, 49:8, 49:13, 49:17, 49:18, 50:12, 50:13, 50:16, 50:24, 62:21, 128:4 Captain's - 49:12 Case - 24:18, 83:25, 84:5 Cause - 51:13, 64:16 Cell - 7:14, 87:22, 89:25, 92:14, 92:16, 106:5, 110:23, 116:21, 117:8 Cells - 97:9, 117:3 Center - 3:15, 37:4, 37:5, 39:3, 39:6, 65:18 Central - 74:18, 75:1 Certain - 12:5 Change - 14:25, 17:19, 17:21, 42:13 Changed - 36:9 Channels - 27:8, 27:17 Chaos - 44:16 Charge - 25:14, 82:16 HE - 19:8. 19:9, 85:21, 86:19, 86:20 Check - 13:23, 14:9, 14:11, 14:13, 82:8, 107:25, 111:1, 111:13, 122:17, 122:20, 122:22, 122:24 Checked - 17:4, 112:1, 112:2 Checking - 17:2 Checklist - 14:16, 15:6 Checks - 43:23 Chest - 86:9, 88:3, 93:1, 103:17, 103:18, 104:15, 107:21, 108:7, 108:16, 117:21 Choose - 5:15 WM - 125:15 Circle - 31:18 Circumstances - 4: 16, 7:4, 58:22 City - 8:3, 9:25, 130:12 Clarify - 7:1 Clean - 63:2 Clear - 68:23, 108:5 EFTA00112354

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Clearly - 120:19 Close - 74:21 Closed - 74:22 Closets - 59:17 CO - 80:9, 80:12 Coercion - 5:23 Coincidence - 64:1 0 Coincidental - 59:3, 59:4, 65:8 College - 7:19, 7:20, 7:21, 7:24, 8:1, 11:24 Color - 131:14 + 93:3, 93:5, 93:7, 108:3 Comes - 46:8 Comfortable - 128: 21 Coming - 30:9, 36:7, 47:24, 51:2, 51:6, 83:7, 83:16, 126:12 Command - 39:6 Comments - 95:5, 96:10 Common - 30:19, 30:21, 31:3, 32:14, 35:4, 35:8, 38:2 Communication - 1 3:22, 14:1 Community - 7:21, 7:25 Company - 43:16 Complain - 63:1 Completely - 59:3 Complex - 9:20, 130:9 Component - 12:5 Compressions - 86 29, 88:3, 93:1, 103:17, 103:19, 104:15, 107:22, 108:7, 117:21 Computer - 14:5, 25:1, 51:9, 68:11, 71:21, 73:21, 74:2, 112:23 Computers - 16:24, 67:25 Conducted - 3:10, 3:15, 5:2, 5:4 Confident - 106:11 Confusing - 15:20, 116:6 Connected - 73:15 Constant - 121:12 Contact - 24:8, 46:23, 55:15, 130:9 Contractor - 11:15 Control - 36:4, 36:5, 36:10, 37:4, 37:5, 39:3, 39:15, 65:18, 80:20 Conversation - 118: 12, 127:6, 127:9 Converted - 16:9, 16:15 Copy - 25:23, 79:14, 81:9, 81:11 Cores - 12:5 Corner - 37:18, 37:20, 37:24, 38:1, 108:21, 108:22, 109:7 Corps - 8:16, 12:10, 12:14 Correct - 113:9 Correctional - 3:15, 9:14 Corrupt - 71:13, 71:19 CO's - 96:11, 117:5 Couldn't - 46:23, 71:23, 72:4, 109:13 Couple - 44:4, 122:15, 124:24 Course - 20:7, 66:22 Court - 83:12 CPR - 90:11, 92:4, 110:5, 110:6 Crack - 36:16 Create - 121:16, 121:17 Created - 25:8, 26:10, 121:6, 121:10 Credentials - 3:7, 4:2 Crime - 117:9, 117:13 Criminal - 5:18 Crossed - 34:8 Current - 7:5, 7:14, 10:17 Curve - 130:1 Custody - 58:12, 93:20, 94:4, 130:7 Cut - 90:14, 104:18, 106:2 Cutting - 90:17 a Daily - 13:19, 14:8 Daniels - 3:8, 4:3 Date - 6:12, 7:8, 7:9, 9:3, 17:10, 17:13, 129:6, 129:19 Dates - 10:11, 82:9 Days - 44:4, 81:21, 122:15 Deal - 126:22 Dealing - 118:8 Death - 4:15, 20:21, 20:22, 21:11, 25:16, 25:19, 25:20, 130:10 Decide - 32:4, 57:3 Definitely - 38:2, 38:3, 126:9 Definitively - 54:3 Dennis - 3:18, 4:1, 6:11 Department - 3:5, 3:11, 4:22 Described - 90:20 Desk - 99:20, 112:24, 114:2 Devices - 58:25 Dialed - 80:3 Didn't’ - 60:9, 91:12, 93:10 Dies - 58:19 Difference - 41:6, 116:2 Different - 24:14, 34:1, 36:13, 41:11, 42:6, 52:23, 53:4, 53:6, 70:6, 70:18, 72:1 Differentiate - 33:2 5, 41:2 Differently - 47:4 Digital - 15:21, 16:1, 16:9, 16:17, 23:1, 65:21 Directing - 89:16 Direction - 31:19, 32:5, 32:11, 66:8 Directly - 8:25, 35:2, 58:13 Discharge - 8:18 Disciplinary - 5:14, 5:18 Disconnect - 62:14 Disconnecting - 62: 10, 62:11 Disheveled - 94:15 Distinctive - 92:16 Document - 24:17 Documented - 50:8 Documents - 21:1 Does - 11:9, 13:18, 40:19, 43:21, 43:22, 62:21, 71:14, 71:18, 74:17, 100:22, 101:23, 124:1 Doesn't - 24:19, 27:11, 72:16, 76:17 Doesn't’ - 5:9, 11:24, 39:20 DOJ - 3:18, 4:14, 4:21, 79:17 Done - 14:24, 74:7, 78:19, 82:8, 92:4, 96:1, 108:8, 129:16 Don't’ - 34:12, 94:3 Doors - 36:8, 52:5, 74:20 Downstairs - 15:13, 92:8, 93:12, 101:19 Drawing - 33:18 Drew - 33:20 Dry - 55:24 Duration - 80:23 During - 6:19, 6:21, 14:24, 18:12, 19:13, 21:25, 22:16, 23:18, 24:3, 70:4 Duties - 13:19 Duty - 8:15, 9:3, 108:2 ee | Each - 29:24, 29:25, 32:2, 37:15, 100:10 Early - 103:2 Education - 7:18 Eh - 20:2, 75:7, 77:21 Eight - 38:6 Either - 26:21, 126:24 Electrical - 8:7 Electronic - 12:13 Electronics - 4:8, 9:17, 9:23, 10:4, 10:18, 11:5, 11:14, 11:16, 12:12, 13:11 Elevator - 15:10, 85:19, 85:20, 86:16, 87:20, 89:12 Elevators - 35:23 Else - 13:1, 30:16, 54:9, 65:13, 76:15, 84:9, 89:14, 91:6, 96:13, 100:7, 100:8, 101:5, 102:19, 115:8, 125:2, 128:17, 132:1 Email - 82:3 Emailed - 82:5 Emergency - 43:13 Employee - 4:24, 6:1 Encoder - 16:16 End - 21:7, 24:1, 24:2, 29:19, 29:23, 32:1, 42:17, 42:24, 84:14 Ending - 132:4 Ends - 79:23 Engineer - 8:7 Engineering - 21:2, 26:5, 26:6 Enhanced - 120:18 Enough - 77:22, 77:23, 106:4 Entail - 13:19 Entailed - 21:12 Enter - 9:3 Entire - 83:5, 111:23 Entrance - 35:20, 35:23 Entry - 66:13 Epstein - 4:16, 7:3, 15:1, 58:16, 79:8, 90:5, 96:18, 99:10, 103:11, 110:15, 110:18, 116:9, 116:15, 118:18 Epstein's - 20:21, 20:22, 21:11, 25:16, 25:19, 25:20, 99:11, 110:22 Equipment - 17:9, 19:1, 131:6 Error - 23:3 Ese - 13:25 Especially - 36:12 Ever - 54:13, 54:16, 56:7, 68:16, 81:9, 108:8, 115:8, 120:18, 126:23, 126:24, 127:13, 127:14 Every - 80:5, 122:18 Everybody - 87:19, 89:17, 117:8, 127:10 Everybody's - 18:1 8, 90:7 Everyone - 3:21 Everything's - 12:9 Everywhere - 130:2 , 130:11, 130:13 Evidence - 5:17, 76:24, 102:20 Exact - 123:10, 123:12 Exactly - 21:12, 28:13, 43:4, 43:6, 48:14, 49:6, 52:24, 90:16, 105:19, 124:4 Ex'd - 73:1 Executive - 3:17 Expecting - 130:12 Experience - 12:8 Expert - 120:3 Explain - 22:22, 55:16 EFTA00112355

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a Facilities - 19:5, 25:25, 83:24, 122:5, 125:6, 125:19, 125:23, 130:25, 131:1 Facility - 18:9, 19:9, 19:10, 19:16, 25:13, 26:3, 26:6, 80:6, 122:3, 122:7, 125:12 Facing - 108:25 Fact - 26:11, 33:25, 54:12, 58:15, 123:8, 127:7 Fail - 51:14 Failed - 23:2 Failing - 121:9 Fails - 68:12, 124:7 Failure - 5:7, 5:10 Familiar - 24:11 Fast - 109:20 Fathered - 90:8 Favor - 82:7 FBI - 54:25, 55:9, 55:16, 69:10, 70:15, 70:25, 119:24 Fear - 18:18 Fed - 65:20 Federal - 3:7, 8:21, 9:20 Feed - 37:1, 37:4, 39:16, 52:21, 53:13, 65:17, 100:2, 100:14, 113:3, 116:3, 117:3 Feeding - 94:24, 99:25, 100:4, 100:11, 100:12, 100:16, 100:23, 100:25, 101:6, 116:13, 116:14, 117:4 Fence - 46:24, 46:25 Few - 25:19, 43:14, 68:19, 74:2, 81:20, 89:11, 121:7 Field - 3:6, 11:19, 55:21 Fifty - 27:9 Figure - 56:21, 125:9, 131:15 Figured - 69:15 File - 72:4, 99:10, 99:11, 99:13, 99:15, 99:18, 99:22 Files - 72:22, 72:23, 73:3, 73:7, 73:10, 113:25, 118:8, 119:11, 119:13 Finally - 71:22 Find - 50:6, 54:13, 69:8, 73:10, 78:24, 79:3, 79:6, 120:4, 120:5 Fine - 28:24, 129:21 Fire - 12:20 Five - 10:7, 17:14 Fix - 47:1, 47:7, 47:12, 48:4, 48:5, 48:7, 57:6, 57:15, 57:21, 58:1, 60:3, 72:17, 121:21, 122:13, 128:12 Floor - 23:6, 66:7, 86:10, 88:8, 88:10, 92:10, 93:2 Fly - 24:20, 57:14 Focus - 40:22 Folder - 25:25 Follow - 66:15, 92:24, 97:13, 108:11 Following - 9:9, 55:18 Food - 85:21, 95:10, 95:13 Forbid - 130:18 Foreman - 25:13, 125:25, 126:4, 126:5, 126:14, 126:18, 126:20 Forgot - 20:6 Form - 4:21, 4:22, 6:25, 6:3, 6:5, 6:7, 35:9 Forth - 36:2, 51:8, 96:8 Found - 69:20, 72:3, 79:11, 116:15, 118:18, 120:7, 120:11 Four - 8:14, 10:7 Free - 109:12 Fresh - 43:19 Friday - 13:6, 13:7 Front - 28:16, 30:1, 35:23, 52:8, 76:18, 85:2, 109:25 Fuck - 96:1 Function - 52:24 Funded - 21:9 Furnish - 5:17 Future - 5:17, 124:2 a Garbage - 71:16, 72:9, 72:16 Gates - 88:15 Gave - 79:10, 81:10, 81:12, 81:15, 81:24, 81:25, 82:2, 93:5 General - 3:6, 3:12, 4:23, 5:3, 5:5, 6:9, 12:3, 25:13, 66:8, 66:24, 125:25, 126:3, 126:4, 126:5, 126:14, 126:18, 126:20, 131:2 Gets - 101:15, 116:6 Getting - 51:11, 65:20, 78:24, 131:6 Give - 28:23, 63:6, 73:21, 79:25, 80:14, 93:9 Gives - 11:12 Giving - 25:5, 95:10 God - 130:17 Goes - 15:16, 23:11, 23:12, 24:13, 27:7, 27:13, 27:15, 37:4, 62:24, 65:18, 66:23, 76:18 Gone - 67:9, 67:19, 98:24, 122:9 Good - 16:7, 49:4, 53:15, 72:10, 72:13, 72:15, 77:19, 109:19, 110:1, 129:3, 130:21, 130:22 Gotcha - 128:11 Gotten - 62:19 Government - 11:1 5 Grab - 114:3 Graduate - 9:6 Grainy - 40:23, 77:19, 77:23 Great - 59:9 Green - 43:12 Grill - 30:2, 100:18, 100:20 Grille - 97:10 Ground - 109:11, 109:14, 109:16 Guardia - 7:25 Guess - 61:21, 61:23, 79:9, 85:9, 110:14 Gut - 91:9 Guy - 51:9, 93:8, 131:15 Guys - 21:13, 33:7, 95:25, 96:1, 96:25, 97:10, 127:5, 130:16 er Half - 9:24, 45:11, 57:1 Hallway - 36:1, 37:10, 86:4 Hand - 6:18, 12:6 Handed - 95:13 Hanging - 105:1, 105:3, 105:9, 106:1 Happen - 63:14, 64:1, 94:3, 102:1, 109:24, 121:2, 123:2, 124:1 Happening - 88:23, 122:25 Happens - 23:16, 128:20 Hard - 16:20, 16:21, 43:18, 43:19, 43:20, 51:10, 70:9, 71:6, 71:7, 123:5 Hardware - 24:14 Has - 5:24, 25:12, 36:13, 36:20, 61:6, 63:8, 66:16, 80:12, 122:9 Hasn't - 14:15 Haute - 9:16, 9:19 Having - 14:2, 17:6, 24:16, 64:8, 119:8, 122:21, 123:5 Head - 88:21, 91:20, 108:24, 108:25 Headphones - 91:2 0 Heard - 85:2, 95:18 Hell - 114:23, 115:2 Help - 24:20, 27:16, 113:3 Helping - 87:25 Her - 94:16, 94:20, 94:23, 95:16, 113:18, 118:7 He's - 20:1, 77:13, 105:1 Hesitate - 109:22 Hesitation - 109:23 Hey - 21:6, 23:5, 36:19, 46:4, 46:19, 49:13, 57:1, 63:2, 64:24, 118:22, 127:14, 128:10, 130:16, 131:10 High - 130:9 Highest - 7:17 Hip - 36:14 His - 20:5, 52:20, §2:24, 77:9, 90:25, 91:11, 91:17, 91:20, 92:19, 93:3, 103:21, 103:22, 108:17, 108:24, 108:25, 110:16, 110:19, 116:9, 116:21 Hit - 39:12, 85:7 Hm - 13:2, 33:25 Hmm - 16:10, 45:16, 50:18, 58:17, 108:19 Hmph - 3:9 HOFFMAN - 11:7, 41:19, 116:5, 126:5 Hold - 82:1, 106:1 Holding - 105:15, 105:20, 105:21, 109:2, 109:4 Home - 7:5, 47:5, 47:7, 47:12, 57:5 Honest - 115:1 Honestly - 103:2, 103:14 Honing - 118:1 Honorable - 8:17 Hope - 128:20 Hospital - 93:15 Hour - 17:25, 84:15, 93:22, 111:24 Hours - 17:16 House - 74:23, 121:23, 121:25 Housing - 29:6, 93:21, 130:6 Hughwon - 4:6 Huh - 41:5 Hung - 80:25 a Id - 44:20, 125:18 I'd - 128:10 Idea - 22:14, 53:17, 110:2, 120:20 Identify - 3:21 lll - 6:23, 6:24, 28:23, 35:7, 35:10, 45:12, 49:18, 49:19, 63:1, 88:11, 100:2, 128:13 HE - 85:23 Improvements - 12 9:8 Incident - 67:4, 77:2, 78:18 Indiana - 9:19, 130:8 Indiscernible - 15:1 7, 26:16, 26:23, 28:19, 32:7, 32:8, 32:10, 35:10, 52:1, 72:11, 74:5, 78:2, 85:25, 92:3, 106:15, 125:14 Individual - 100:10 Information - 4:25, 5:1, 70:24, 80:1, EFTA00112356

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97:19, 126:25 Initial - 118:12 Initially - 95:3, 107:3, 113:6, 116:23 Inmate - 4:15, 7:2, 58:18, 80:7, 80:12, 82:25, 94:1, 105:25, 109:19 Inmates - 35:20, 83:19, 95:16, 95:18, 95:21, 96:6, 101:3, 109:18, 109:25, 110:1, 110:21, 113:22 Inner - 36:14, 36:21, 88:18 Inside - 27:18, 36:14, 36:22, 89:1, 89:3, 117:8 Inspector - 3:5, 3:12, 4:23, 5:3, 5:5, 6:9 Install - 18:25 Installed - 19:2, 124:14, 124:15, 124:22, 124:23, 124:24, 125:1 Instance - 130:5 Institution - 17:11, 25:4, 57:13, 74:16, 83:5, 83:8, 128:22, 129:20, 130:5 Institutions - 18:16, 129:15, 129:19 Int - 113:18 Intentionally - 67:1 7 Interaction - 95:16 Interesting - 68:22 Interview - 3:7, 3:14, 3:19, 4:19, 5:13, 6:16, 6:19, 6:21, 7:2, 132:4 Interviewed - 119:2 4, 119:25 Into - 4:15, 22:9, 23:13, 23:14, 56:5, 59:18, 62:19, 63:4, 63:7, 76:15, 88:14, 99:11, 110:22 Invest - 131:2 Investigation - 3:13 , 4:15, 5:2, 5:4, 5:6, 5:11, 128:19 Involve - 11:9 Involved - 97:17 Involving - 5:11 IP - 21:15, 67:23, 67:24, 68:11, 130:1 Isn't - 14:4, 23:10, 46:4, 68:1 Issue - 68:17 Issues - 67:23, 68:20, 123:5, 130:22 Its - 43:22 Itself - 21:20, 21:21 I've - 10:14, 46:4, 46:19, 47:4, 77:25, 108:11, 122:24, 128:15, 129:14, 129:21 Jail - 46:24, 47:10, 67:16, 128:1, 130:12 January - 7:10 HM - 86:22, 87:13, 89:15, 95:5 Jeffrey - 4:15, 7:3 Job - 5:6, 5:10, 12:8, 12:10, 12:17, 12:24, 14:8, 19:19, 46:21, 46:22, 49:14, 52:20, 78:11, 93:19, 95:25, 111:8, 111:10 July - 3:2, 3:13, 6:13, 78:4, 78:5, 118:16, 132:3 Justice - 3:5, 3:12, 4:23 a K2 - 34:14 HB - 85:21, 85:22, 86:8, 86:17, 86:18 Keep - 39:21, 93:5, 119:13, 129:18 Keeping - 32:10 Kept - 26:7, 92:7, 130:16 Hl - 93:1 Key - 36:13, 36:21, 39:8, 39:10, 51:25, 52:1, 60:10, 61:24, 66:13, 89:10 Keypad - 39:1 Keys - 63:6 Kill - 59:18, 97:9 Killed - 95:22, 95:23, 95:24, 96:16, 96:18, 96:24, 96:25, 97:10, 97:20, 111:6, 111:16, 111:18 Knowledge - 54:3 Known - 52:18, 53:10, 58:7, 128:8 Knows - 27:8, 43:20, 51:9, 72:17, 74:14, 117:8 La -7:25 Labeled - 37:11 Lance - 49:6 HMM - 95:10, 96:3, 99:20, 99:24, 100:5, 100:24, 111:24, 112:7, 112:13, 113:1, 118:2 LARGENT - 15:4 Last - 3:22, 4:4, 4:7, 17:17, 20:5 Later - 17:4, 69:13, 84:15 Laying - 91:24, 106:15, 106:17, 106:19, 106:24, 107:5 Layman - 40:3 Layman's - 56:5, 71:14 Lead - 131:22 Learn - 126:23 Learned - 131:8 Least - 124:2 Leave - 42:14, 46:23, 111:21, 127:23, 128:1 Leaves - 76:20 Leaving - 60:9 Left - 58:3, 75:9, 75:22, 76:7, 77:6, 84:13, 102:24, 113:12, 116:22, 116:24, 117:17 Legal - 79:24, 80:1, 80:6 ME - 85:22, 86:17, 86:18 Legs - 108:25 Let - 6:23, 30:19, 34:16, 36:19, 58:5, 94:23, 100:1, 128:5 Let's - 25:6, 27:8, 28:22, 28:25, 34:9, 76:5, 80:11, 85:16, 88:14 Letters - 31:12 Level - 7:17, 12:5 Levels - 29:8 Lieutenant - 85:23, 86:22, 87:13, 89:15, 94:7, 94:9, 95:5, 112:2, 112:16 Lieutenants - 49:19 , 73:25 Lieutenant's - 39:4 Life - 21:7, 110:16, 110:19, 116:9 Lifesaving - 101:17 Light - 131:14 Line - 6:8, 78:1, 82:23, 83:25 Lines - 57:9 List - 18:24, 22:15, 71:3 Listen - 15:14, 76:25 Little - 15:20, 52:23, 65:23, 67:24, 81:5, 83:21, 86:6, 86:13, 91:17, 94:2, 94:15, 101:11 Live - 36:25, 37:1, 37:4, 38:20, 38:23, §2:21, 53:13, 65:17, 65:18, 65:20, 73:3, 74:4, 116:3 Located - 3:16 Lock - 51:25, 117:3 Locked - 67:16, 117:4, 117:24 Log - 75:2, 79:21, 80:22 Logged - 74:8, 82:12 Logs - 81:1, 81:9, 81:12, 81:15, 81:16, 82:17 Long - 8:20, 67:3, 79:22, 80:3, 80:23, 81:3, 116:18, 116:25, 122:12 Longer - 20:1, 27:16 Look - 14:5, 14:14, 16:3, 16:5, 20:25, 22:15, 40:6, 52:21, §2:22, 53:7, 53:23, 69:14, 72:21, 73:20, 77:21, 78:22, 90:4 Looked - 77:5, 77:6, 94:14 Looking - 29:11, 30:1, 30:20, 30:22, 32:16, 32:21, 34:15, 37:11, 52:12, 53:9, 69:6, 72:14, 72:15, 74:4, 131:13 Looks - 37:12, 53:15, 69:24, 109:19 Lost - 131:19 Low - 130:10 Lower - 29:12, 32:18 Lowering - 105:6 Lucky - 124:15 Lyeson - 3:2, 3:3, 3:20, 3:23, 132:2 a Machine - 14:4, 86:4, 93:9, 93:11, 109:12 Mad - 120:10, 130:23 Made - 5:23, 48:10, 48:15, 48:17, 48:20, 54:8, 57:23, 59:7, 70:5, 79:13, 95:4, 96:10, 126:9 Mail - 14:3 Main - 21:17, 24:25, 61:6 Mainly - 73:19 Maintain - 78:13, 78:16, 81:23 Maintained - 25:22, 26:8, 81:1, 121:23, 121:25 Maintenance - 63:1, 67:14, 129:1 Major - 8:6 Majority - 21:24, 22:4 Making - 55:17, 56:24, 78:23, 93:3, 95:23, 95:24, 113:21 Malaise - 87:20 Management - 18:1 0, 19:21, 19:23 Manager - 18:9, 19:5, 19:9, 19:16, 25:13, 26:3, 26:7, 122:3, 122:7, 125:6, 125:12, 125:20, 125:23, 126:3 Managers - 19:10 Manipulate - 74:8 Manipulated - 62:4, 113:25 Manipulating - 118: 8 Manually - 74:11 Many - 29:7, 40:4, 45:9, 92:9 Map - 28:12 March - 8:22, 8:24, 9:4, 9:10, 11:7 Marine - 8:15, 12:10, 12:14 Mark - 28:18, 31:10, 31:14, 31:17, 35:13 Marshals - 83:12 Match - 31:11, 68:9 Matrix - 15:19, 15:20, 15:21, 38:20, 38:21, 38:24 Matter - 120:3 Matthew - 21:2 EFTA00112357

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Mattresses - 92:10 May - 5:17, 105:8 MCC - 6:14, 9:12, 10:2, 10:3, 10:6, 10:13, 40:5, 130:20 MCC's - 129:24 Mean - 5:9, 11:24, 12:2, 37:3, 40:19, 46:3, 61:3, 67:12, 71:14, 71:18, 83:10, 85:4, 85:6, 98:15, 101:23, 105:20, 117:20, 128:21 Meaning - 13:14 Means - 5:10, 43:17, 50:19, 72:3, 72:6 Meant - 49:7, 71:2, 111:6, 129:24 Measures - 101:17 Medical - 86:7, 92:7, 92:24, 93:3, 93:7, 93:8, 93:14, 111:21, 117:20 Medium - 130:9 Member - 83:1, 83:2 Members - 74:3 Mention - 19:24, 98:17 Mentioned - 14:7, 19:5, 19:20, 20:7, 92:17, 121:4, 121:5 Mess - 59:18, 62:12, 70:7, 95:7 Messed - 62:8 Messing - 64:21 Metropolitan - 3:15 Michael - 87:6, 87:8, 95:3 Middle - 44:15 Might - 58:4, 70:20, 82:5, 87:15, 112:1 Military - 8:13, 11:14 Mind - 33:1 Minutes - 18:1, 110:10 Mistaken - 121:5 Mix - 68:9 Mixture - 15:22 Mm - 13:2, 16:10, 45:16, 50:18, 58:17, 67:10, 92:15, 108:14, 108:19, 127:1 Modern - 17:12 Money - 20:15, 21:9, 121:15, 121:20, 130:14, 130:15, 131:3 Monitor - 53:10, 61:17 Monitored - 83:22 Monitors - 53:8 Month - 81:5, 122:19 Months - 24:24, 121:12 More - 14:18, 17:12, 20:14, 51:9, 68:10, 78:1, 97:24, 120:19, 122:21, 128:25, 129:2, 130:3, 130:19, 131:2 Morning - 13:15, 15:9, 47:25, 48:1, 69:22, 69:23, 84:21, 94:25 Most - 58:16, 68:13, 73:24, 77:22 Mother - 24:25, 96:2 Motherboard - 123: 17 Move - 70:5, 84:10, 90:8, 91:10, 104:21, 107:15, 109:5, 110:2, 114:4 Moved - 9:25, 35:20, 106:23, 107:3, 107:9, 110:5 Moves - 109:21 Moving - 36:2, 64:23, 64:25, 90:6, 92:1, 105:5 Ms - 85:20, 86:2, 86:19, 86:20, 86:24 Multiple - 45:22 Myself - 60:25, 100:1 CN) Nah - 60:24, 75:4, 80:18, 82:4 Name - 3:3, 3:22, 3:25, 4:4, 4:6, 4:7, 6:2, 7:23, 20:6, 77:9, 87:2 Nature - 109:16 MM - 20:11, 20:12 HE - 79:1, 79:2 Near - 99:3, 114:18, 118:3 Necessarily - 72:8 Neck - 91:11, 91:17, 92:19 Need - 47:2, 102:1, 106:5 Needed - 51:17, 75:2, 86:3, 123:21 Needless - 24:19 Needs - 40:21, 129:12, 129:16 Network - 73:15, 73:18, 74:17, 74:21 MM - (25:16 Newer - 18:2, 24:12, 68:14, 68:21, 74:10 Nice - 73:20 Night - 58:19, 69:13, 73:11, 78:24, 98:3, 111:4 Nine - 38:12 Nobody - 19:14, 44:14, 55:6, 93:19, 1141 Nobody's - 47:7 NOEL - 86:2, 86:24, 86:25, 87:3, 87:4, 89:7, 94:10, 95:4, 96:22, 98:21, 100:15, 118:2, 118:3 None - 80:11, 109:18 Nope - 78:2 Normal - 10:23, 10:24 Normally - 10:22 Notice - 101:5, 113:25 Notification - 44:7, 47:3, 47:19, 48:11, 48:12, 48:15, 48:20, 54:8, 56:25, 57:23 Notifications - 93:4, 126:10 Notified - 49:23, 50:20, 50:24, 125:23 Notify - 46:19, 49:12, 49:15, 49:16, 49:17, 49:22, 50:12, 64:24, 67:14, 126:2, 126:6 Notorious - 58:16 Number - 7:12, 7:15, 34:9, 34:10, 34:11, 34:15, 75:10 Numbers - 31:11 Lo) Oath - 6:16 Obtain - 71:5 Obviously - 104:25 Off - 9:13, 28:18, 59:1, 64:22, 78:19, 85:16, 86:16, 91:10, 103:22, 103:23, 103:25, 104:3, 104:6, 104:8, 104:10, 132:5 Officer - 8:11, 9:14, 36:13, 37:5, 55:21, 85:10, 85:22, 86:1, 86:2, 89:9, 94:9, 99:3, 113:18 Officers - 86:1, 95:3, 96:17, 96:20, 96:21, 113:2 Officers’ - 34:18, 34:20, 34:24, 35:2, 118:3 Officer's - 31:7 Official - 3:11, 4:14 OIC - 99:18 OIG - 3:18, 4:14, 4:21 Older - 68:15, 68:21 Once - 17:1, 23:15, 98:4, 98:6, 98:13, 122:22 Ones - 27:23, 41:13, 43:6, 45:6, 45:7, 68:21, 115:9 Online - 124:14 Open - 72:4, 73:7, 88:15, 88:17, 88:18, 88:19, 97:9, 116:22, 116:24 Opening - 100:18, 100:19, 101:1, 101:2 Opposed - 82:3 Orange - 90:25, 91:1, 91:3, 91:4 Order - 25:8, 25:11, 26:9, 26:10, 96:15, 118:13, 118:21, 121:5, 121:17, 121:19, 124:17 Ordered - 18:24, 63:19, 124:13 Orders - 25:19, 25:21, 25:22, 121:8, 121:24 Organized - 63:23 OS - 34:24 Other - 18:16, 27:16, 27:20, 38:4, 46:10, 49:19, 62:18, 67:7, 80:6, 87:18, 97:19, 115:9, 125:3, 129:15, 129:19, 130:24, 131:1 Otherwise - 55:2 Our - 4:18, 24:17, 39:6, 66:22, 112:4, 118:12 Outbox - 82:8 Outer - 36:16 Outside - 32:20, 32:23, 33:2, 69:3, 74:15, 89:2, 89:5, 89:7, 89:9, 100:20 Overall - 11:21, 130:3 Overboard - 55:23 Overload - 67:25 Oversee - 31:2 Overtime - 18:15, 47:22, 48:2, 51:1, §1:5, 129:21 Own - 100:10, 110:16, 110:19, 112:8, 112:10, 116:9, 119:12 a PA - 86:7, 108:2 Papers - 114:7 Paperwork - 21:5, 118:9, 118:25, 119:2 Park - 3:16 Part - 3:11, 5:2, 47:2, 51:12, 60:8, 63:25, 68:13, 78:10, 78:17, 93:16, 102:2, 126:23 Partner - 40:9 Parts - 25:3, 51:11 Passed - 126:24 Password - 73:20 Passwords - 73:21 Past - 46:1, 64:19, 74:25 PBX - 78:16 People - 18:15, 39:1, 51:20, 54:3, 65:14, 77:22, 87:10, 87:25, 89:11, 100:14, 115:14, 126:24 Per - 30:11, 68:5 Perfect - 35:12 Performance - 5:6, 5:10 Performing - 90:11 Person - 47:8, 50:11, 59:20, 77:3 Pertains - 5:6 Phones - 13:23, 15:11, 78:8, 78:14, 80:7 Phonetic - 19:8, 20:5, 20:12, 21:3, 24:7, 29:19, 33:8, 125:16 Photo - 52:1 Physical - 131:10 Physically - 23:4, 82:2, 109:4 EFTA00112358

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Picked - 80:24 Picking - 87:24 Pieces - 70:19 Place - 6:16, 47:3, 101:6, 130:8 Planning - 48:4 Please ~ 3:21, 4:21, §:24, 6:1, 6:17, 6:23 Plus - 63:21 Point - 20:10, 23:23, 23:25, 24:8, 26:19, 28:25, 29:15, 31:18, 36:24, 64:6, 73:22, 120:13, 123:22 Pointed - 35:1, 37:14 Pointing - 30:23, 32:5, 32:11 Pop - 37:6 Popping - 65:19 Pops - 36:10 Population - 94:1 Port - 88:18 Portion - 115:10 Position - 10:17, 13:9, 13:19, 105:6, 105:7, 106:12, 107:13, 107:14, 107:16, 125:18 Positive - 48:16, 49:22, 126:9 Possibly - 25:8, 25:9, 41:19, 55:25, 78:23, 87:12 Potentially - 56:15 Power - 59:1, 59:15, 59:18 Practice - 47:9, 67:8 Present - 3:17, 8:23, 55:3 Preservation - 78:1 9 Preserving - 102:20 Pressure - 5:23 Previously - 24:24 Print - 6:2 Prior - 8:9, 23:19, 102:10, 108:6, 121:6, 124:10, 124:11 Priority - 19:1 Prison - 9:22 Prisons - 3:8, 8:21 Private - 11:15 Proactive - 128:25, 130:4 Proactivity - 130:19 Probable - 66:16 Problem - 14:2, 18:20, 22:5, 23:12, 24:9, 24:16, 27:4, 41:12, 41:15, 46:3, 53:18, 53:25, 60:8, 64:9, 121:16, 121:18, 124:13, 128:9, 130:17 Problems - 21:4, 23:13, 23:14, 64:8, 68:2, 68:14, 119:9, 121:9, 122:21 Proceedings - 5:18, 5:19 Process - 17:7, 24:21, 110:8 Project - 18:14, 18:17, 20:20, 21:10, 21:12, 44:15, 51:7, 63:22 Promises - 5:22 Property - 49:12, 60:14 Protected - 79:25 Provide - 4:17, 4:25, 5:1, 12:15, 79:14, 97:18 Provided - 82:15 Providing - 96:10 Pull - 43:18, 44:4 Pulling - 44:3 Pulse - 108:1, 108:4 Pumping - 93:12 Purchased - 23:19 Pursuant - 5:4 Putting - 43:19, 67:23 (a) Question - 49:6, 74:7, 88:13, 108:12, 116:13, 123:1 Questioned - 54:16, 54:19 Questions - 4:18, 5:14, 5:16, 5:22, 6:22, 56:2, 66:15, 97:13 Quick - 121:21 Quite - 102:16 ee R&D - 80:21, 83:11 Radio - 15:9, 15:14, 48:24 Radios - 13:23, 13:24, 15:15 Raise - 6:17 Ran - 85:3 Random - 123:20 React - 94:19 Readily - 122:22 Real - 33:20, 71:24, 120:8 Reason - 62:3, 68:7, 69:5, 76:21, 80:17, 82:1, 110:15, 17:7 Reasonably - 58:20 Reasons - 52:3 Rebuild - 46:3, 46:4 Rebuilding - 43:17, 58:5 Receive - 11:19 Received - 70:23, 118:4 Receiving - 107:21 Recoding - 22:20, 71:9 Recognize - 29:3 Recollection - 30:1 Record - 3:22, 4:5, 27:8, 27:14, 27:15, 49:3, 72:9 Recorder - 16:17, 17:22, 42:6, 43:5, 43:7, 59:19, 64:22, 68:4, 71:9, 75:16, 123:14, 123:15, 123:16, 123:19, 124:16, 132:4, 132:5 Recorder's - 21:7 Recordings - 61:19, 61:22, 67:12, 70:9, 70:10, 78:19 Records - 26:7, 72:18, 119:19 Recovered - 70:11, 70:25 Rectified - 66:16, 66:19, 129:12 Redo - 23:20 Redundancy - 26:2 1, 64:3 Redundant - 23:8, 27:6, 27:7, 68:4, 124:6 Referring - 96:20 Regard - 54:17, 55:9, 97:13, 97:19 Regarding - 7:2 Regards - 99:9 Region - 75:7 Regional - 21:6, 24:18, 121:17 Regular - 8:16, 56:21 Relation - 33:21 Relieve - 103:4, 103:5 Remember - 17:2, 38:5, 47:15, 48:9, 51:12, 54:14, 54:23, 85:25, 86:3, 88:17, 103:15, 103:16, 103:20, 104:2, 104:7, 106:23 Remotely - 75:3 Repairman - 8:16 Repeat - 6:24 Rephrase - 6:24 Replace - 25:2 Replaced - 123:18, 123:21 Replacing - 58:4 Request - 57:20 Requested - 4:24 Required - 75:1 Responded - 102:6 Responding - 113:2 Responsible - 50:1 1 Retired - 77:13 Retrieve - 71:23, 72:3 Retrieved - 71:13 Returned - 20:1, 76:1 Reverse - 96:15 Review - 4:21, 5:25 Round - 25:3, 99:6 Rounds - 30:9, 63:17, 95:24, 95:25, 97:22, 97:24, 97:25, 98:2, 98:8, 98:18, 114:2, 111:3, 111:12, 113:21 Row - 3:16, 130:10 Rowdy - 94:2 Run - 23:13, 47:3 Running - 30:13, 39:9, 39:16 Runs - 23:14 Cs) Sally - 37:11, 37:12, 38:7, 66:7, 88:17, 115:10, 115:16, 115:24 Same - 24:12, 31:12, 46:2, 75:12, 75:14, 75:15, 77:7, 88:13, 95:12, 100:5, 123:9, 123:10, 123:12, 123:16, 131:15 Saturday - 13:6, 69:24, 70:1 Savvy - 131:19 Saw - 17:8, 43:10, 43:14, 75:7, 85:13, 87:24, 92:17, 103:11, 106:13, 122:8, 122:17 Says - 6:1 Scan - 82:4 Scene - 87:10, 117:9, 117:13 Schedule - 13:12 School - 12:20 Screen - 39:17 Scrolling - 39:21 Scrounge - 23:17, 25:3 Seasons - 17:20 Seated - 107:12 Second - 23:12, 23:14, 27:14, 32:8, 34:11, 86:10, 93:2, 109:16 Secondary - 52:8 Seconds - 110:11 Sector - 11:16 Secure - 117:19 Secured - 61:11, 61:14, 61:16, 61:17, 116:22, 117:12, 117:16, 117:22, 117:23 Security - 5:7, 7:11, 8:11 Seeing - 17:3, 38:5, 41:15, 109:18 Seem - 110:10 Seemed - 110:10 Seen - 53:1 Sees - 37:5 Send - 47:2, 55:22 Senior - 3:18, 3:25, 6:10 Sense - 55:17, 57:25 Sent - 55:21, 70:10 Served - 8:20 Server - 16:22, 16:24 Service - 8:13, 51:9, 85:21 Services - 73:21, 74:2 Set - 14:12, 14:17 Settle - 95:1, 113:22 Settled - 94:1 Seven - 37:23 Shame - 84:6 She'll - 26:4 She's - 112:16 EFTA00112359

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Shift - 10:19, 14:24, 84:15, 84:20 Shipping - 124:19 Shirt - 91:1, 91:4, 103:12, 103:14, 103:22, 103:23, 104:5 Shock - 108:5 Short - 93:18 Shot - 93:5 Should - 14:13, 14:18, 14:23, 17:25, 24:22, 25:24, 26:7, 30:5, 31:12, 38:13, 50:23, 57:18, 112:16, 118:23, 128:17 Shouldn't - 18:2 Show - 23:2, 28:11, 30:8, 33:7, 63:1, 119:3, 124:17 Shower - 79:9 Showing - 115:13, 118:25 Shown - 30:7 Shut - 17:22 Shutting - 17:18, 17:23 SIA - 39:5 Side - 23:9, 23:10, 23:21, 24:13, 27:5, 27:7, 27:9, 27:10, 28:1, 28:4, 28:7, 28:8, 34:13, 65:21, 65:22, 92:21 Sides - 92:20, 92:22 Sign - 6:1 Signal - 16:16, 16:17 Signature - 6:1, 6:8, 6:12 a - 24:7, 43:15, 118:13, 121:23, 131:9 Signing - 6:7, 6:8, 6:11 Simple - 14:3, 17:18 Since - 8:22, 10:13, 10:14, 11:23, 14:7, 57:24, 67:9, 81:24, 93:18, 119:17, 122:21 Sit - 32:1, 56:20 Sits - 39:20 Sitting - 98:3, 105:10 Situation - 55:10, 123:10 Situations - 74:25 Six - 24:24, 37:16, 121:12 Slight - 66:21 Slips - 99:6 Slot - 45:16, 101:2 Smart - 131:14 Social - 7:11 Socks - 91:2 Software - 18:19, 23:3, 24:13, 53:22, 53:23, 68:1, 73:5, 121:1 Some - 7:19, 26:20, 27:1, 27:17, 27:20, 28:3, 28:6, 36:9, 40:2, 42:9, 45:4, 64:22, 90:18 Somebody's - 14:5 Someone - 36:3, 47:11, 50:12, 66:7, 74:17, 75:1, 87:18, 103:3, 105:20 Someone's - 114:18 Something's - 24:1 0, 43:13 Sometime - 67:8 Sometimes - 68:1, 84:3, 122:14 Somewhere - 25:25 , 50:8, 94:8 Soon - 23:12, 27:13, 27:14, 43:10, 59:23, 85:1, 90:1, 107:23, 120:7 Sorry - 78:6, 88:11, 116:8 Sound - 15:19 Sp - 19:8, 20:5, 20:12, 21:3, 24:7, 29:19, 33:8, 125:16 Space - 105:23, 106:6 Spaghetti - 62:12 Speaking - 83:12 Special - 3:1, 3:4, 3:18, 3:20, 3:23, 3:25, 6:7, 6:9, 6:10, 29:5, 93:21, 132:2 Specialized - 11:10 Specific - 8:5, 96:20 Specifically - 7:2, 11:19, 11:25, 26:10, 44:23, 51:4, 97:3 Specified - 65:12 Speed - 129:24, 129:25 Spell - 3:22, 4:5, 77:12 Spend - 20:15 Spent - 121:15 Spoken - 55:8, 127:3 Staff - 74:3, 82:25, 83:2, 101:20, 106:4, 131:7 Staffed - 93:18 Stage - 44:3 Stair - 33:14 Stairs - 89:19 Standard - 14:12, 14:17, 14:20, 17:25, 57:7 Standing - 88:24, 100:20 Started - 9:13, 11:13, 18:13, 20:20, 21:4, 58:3, 63:21, 86:8, 90:9, 99:7, 104:24, 108:16, 117:4 Starter - 12:6 Starting - 6:15, 62:14 Starts - 43:21, 43:22, 43:23, 79:23 State - 4:4 Stated - 5:20, 18:20 Statement - 5:16, §:21, 112:9, 112:11, 112:14, 112:17, 112:20, 113:9, 130:24 Statements - 95:4, 112:4, 112:7, 112:22 States - 4:22, 5:19, 8:15 Station - 31:8, 34:19, 34:20, 34:25, 35:2, 99:3, 113:19, 118:3 Stay - 47:1, 57:16, 57:21, 57:25, 117:10 Stayed - 9:24, 57:18, 69:12, 101:20, 102:13, 102:16 Staying - 108:5 Step - 25:6, 86:12 Steps - 21:8 - 20:1, 20:4, 21:22, 25:22, 28:13, 81:23, 86:9, 93:11, 93:12, 94:11, 100:25, 102:25, 113:13, 129:6, 129:7, 129:12 Stockpiled - 18:23 Stood - 92:13 Stop - 23:15, 64:1, 64:5, 74:9 Stopped - 27:24, 75:22, 98:18 Stops - 68:3 Stored - 61:22 Street - 7:6 Stress - 122:16 Stressed - 94:16 Stretch - 93:13 Stretcher - 86:4, 86:6, 88:1, 88:5, 90:9, 90:10, 92:2, 104:19, 104:24, 106:9, 107:24, 109:12, 109:17 String - 28:5 Subject - 120:2 Submit - 24:18 Submitted - 21:5 Such - 50:12, 126:22, 126:23 Suicide - 94:17, 117:9 Supervisor - 44:10, 44:12, 47:5, 48:13, 48:14, 49:17, 49:22, 50:6, 50:9, 50:21, 50:22, 50:23, 54:5, 54:6, 54:8, 56:25, 58:14, 79:19, 125:5 Supervisors - 127:7 Supply - 59:15 Support - 24:16 Supposed - 27:5, 36:16, 46:18, 49:8 Surround - 7:4 Surrounding - 4:16, 58:21 Suspicion - 58:21 Swear - 6:18 Switch - 78:16 Switched - 123:13 Syne - 43:21 Systems - 20:17 Take - 14:4, 16:16, 23:16, 24:22, 27:11, 43:24, 44:4, 64:2, 72:21, 78:6, 100:7, 103:21, 103:22, 110:16, 114:7, 122:12, 123:6, 131:11 Taken - 5:15, 58:4, 62:4, 92:5, 123:25, 124:5 Takes - 15:23, 15:25, 17:22, 43:25 Taking - 79:8, 101:5, 104:2, 104:8, 131:21 Talk - 54:11, 54:21, 58:11, 70:15, 78:8, 94:20, 113:22 Talked - 18:10, 20:7, 41:22 Talking - 12:7, 31:24, 33:4, 41:8, 44:22, 56:1, 61:10, 80:20, 83:19, 114:14, 124:9, 130:24 Tamper - 51:24, 59:20 Tampered - 59:6, 59:25, 62:16, 77:5 Tampering - 51:20, 58:25 Tangible - 71:24, 90:6 - 77:10 + 20:12 -77:9, 77:11 Taye - 52:15 TDY - 101:20 Tech - 21:2, 24:15, 26:5, 26:6, 52:15, 52:16, 76:16, 77:8 Technical - 55:22 Technically - 41:24 Technician - 4:9, 9:17, 9:23, 10:4, 10:18, 11:5, 13:11 Telephone - 12:19 Telephones - 13:23 Tell - 6:18, 40:10, 47:11, 49:19, 62:25, 65:12, 91:13, 109:3, 116:5, 121:17, 127:15 Telling - 45:9, 53:24, 55:19 Tells - 108:4 Ten - 17:14, 17:15, 18:1, 22:2, 22:13, 35:14, 40:16, 41:23, 41:24, 42:3 Terms - 56:5, 71:14 Terre - 9:16, 9:19 Than - 17:13, 49:19, 51:10, 62:19, 80:6, 87:18 Thank - 12:25, 131:20, 131:25 Their - 36:14, 39:17, 60:6, 60:13, 76:24, 83:19, 111:1, 111:7, 111:9, 111:12, 119:12 Themselves - 3:21, 60:2 EFTA00112360

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These - 3:6, 4:2, 25:21, 25:22, 31:10, 38:3, 56:1, 119:7, 121:22, 126:22 They'll - 14:3 They've - 67:19, 71:3 Things - 18:4, 63:23, 72:2, 95:18, 112:1, 119:7, 122:20, 130:13 Thinking - 46:12, 63:18 Third - 23:6, 66:7 Thirty - 18:1 Thomas - 86:2, 87:5, 87:7, 87:8, 87:24, 88:25, 89:1, 95:4, 96:22, 98:24 Though - 35:18, 44:18, 64:20, 88:5, 91:18, 108:8, 112:14, 113:1, 115:13 Thought - 52:7, 83:23, 100:3, 126:21, 129:23 Thoughts - 129:23 Threats - 5:22 Three - 98:22 Through - 24:21, 25:2, 25:12, 27:9, 27:10, 39:19, 39:21, 40:7, 43:22, 105:18 Throughout - 83:4 Throw - 46:21, 64:22, 84:4 Throwing - 65:16 Thursday - 3:2, 132:3 Tiers - 68:15 Times - 17:20, 39:17, 45:22 Title - 4:8, 125:5 Today - 3:2, 3:13, 24:16 Told - 44:9, 49:24, 74:19, 127:22 Tomorrow - 57:6, 128:13 Ton - 45:14 Took - 19:16, 19:19, 71:7, 71:8, 71:10, 86:5, 86:9, 92:8, 92:23, 93:12, 103:24, 110:10, 110:11, 110:19, 116:9, 117:20 Tools - 12:6 Top - 31:15, 32:15, 33:23, 35:11, 89:21, 129:2 Topic - 84:10 Total - 38:13 Totally - 41:11, 105:24 Touch - 64:14 Tough - 90:23 Tova - 87:3, 87:4, 95:4 Toward - 31:18 Towards - 23:25, 42:24, 65:24, 66:5 Traffic - 15:14 Train - 131:7 Training - 9:7, 11:10, 11:18, 12:11, 12:15, 12:21, 131:5, 131:10, 131:22 Transfer - 16:1 Transpired - 102:2, 112:5 Transportation - 8: 11 Tried - 72:25, 90:8, 93:9, 120:6 Troubleshoot - 12:4 , 24:21 Troubleshooting - 118:20 Troubleshot - 46:1 Truth - 6:18, 6:19 Try - 6:24, 56:21, 59:19, 70:10, 73:7, 73:10, 80:14, 94:25, 97:9, 104:21, 106:1, 110:2, 113:21 Trying - 15:6, 21:14, 21:15, 46:21, 56:4, 59:20, 63:22, 69:13, 90:14, 91:9, 104:18, 105:17, 107:15, 109:5, 109:6, 114:3, 121:14, 121:15, 128:12 TSA - 8:10, 8:25 Turn - 15:14, 88:11 Turned - 58:25 Turning - 132:3, 132:5 TV - 61:16 Type - 107:12 a | Unable - 71:13 Under - 6:8, 6:16, 46:21 Understand - 5:20, 5:25, 6:3, 6:4, 6:22, 40:3 Unit - 29:6, 86:1, 93:21, 111:21, 130:6 United - 8:15 Unplug - 64:2 Until - 19:2, 47:1, 72:17, 86:10, 93:2, 102:14, 110:5 Updated - 28:15, 28:17 Upgrade - 18:17, 21:8, 21:16, 64:1 Upgraded - 18:6, 51:17, 66:22, 121:14 Upgrades - 20:14 Upgrading - 21:13, 21:17 Upper - 18:10, 19:21, 19:23, 29:9, 29:12, 29:13, 29:15, 32:17, 32:19, 32:20, 32:21 Upright - 106:12, 107:12 Upset - 97:5 Upstairs - 23:5, 60:18, 85:24, 86:7, 86:23, 93:10, 117:23 Us - 82:7, 86:3 Use - 12:6, 16:15, 31:9, 71:19, 73:5 Used - 5:17, 5:24, 16:15, 52:14 Usually - 14:2, 15:8, 15:9, 24:9, 24:20, 39:19, 43:11, 60:24, 68:20, 73:20, 76:18, 89:8, 99:17, 106:1, 109:15, 109:16, 117:10, 126:1 Cv) Vendor - 55:15, 70:15 Verbally - 48:21 Very - 42:19, 51:18, 65:4, 87:10 Via - 82:3 Vide - 120:15 View - 77:20 Viewed - 77:19 Viewing - 31:21 Visa - 29:19 Vision - 73:20 Visiting - 19:18 Voice - 14:3 Voluntarily - 4:17 Voluntary - 4:19, 4:25, 5:12 Cw) Wait - 17:21, 19:2, 46:6, 109:21 Waiver - 5:19 Walk - 25:2, 77:1, 88:14, 88:20, 89:18, 105:18, 108:17, 123:2, 126:6 Walkaround - 66:21 Walked - 90:12, 91:24, 92:13, 108:15 Want - 7:1, 49:1, 50:4, 70:14, 82:22, 109:18, 109:25, 120:4, 125:4 Wanted - 20:13, 28:18, 63:19, 118:5, 120:8 Warden - 20:1, 20:4, 20:9, 49:9, 50:14, 54:21, 55:9, 62:22, 73:25, 79:1, 79:19 Wardens - 20:8 Warehouse - 18:23 Warned - 78:21 Warning - 83:21 Warnings - 4:24, §:20 Watch - 11:2, 13:15, 13:17 Wearing - 90:21 Week - 119:18, 122:19, 122:22 Well - 12:4, 13:20, 16:14, 16:15, 20:15, 22:19, 26:5, 28:3, 36:12, 36:15, 40:8, 47:7, 55:9, 70:12, 76:7, 80:14, 114:13 We'll - 16:2, 96:14 We're - 31:24, 40:22, 47:2, 51:10, 67:23, 119:22, 129:25, 130:1, 130:21 Weren't’ - 56:17 West - 7:6 We've - 67:21, 67:22, 68:2, 68:19, 125:4 Whatever - 30:10, 32:3, 58:23, 91:8, 104:20, 105:7, 107:14, 107:19, 119:20 What's - 7:8, 10:16, 10:22, 13:19, 14:14, 14:15, 21:8, 31:6, 41:6, 44:25, 56:21, 65:1, 78:18, 94:3, 109:24, 111:14, 118:22, 128:4, 128:10 Whenever - 66:20, 70:21 Whereas - 56:7 Where's - 38:9 Which - 22:12, 23:6, 24:25, 27:23, 29:21, 43:6, 45:6, 48:14, 68:24, 89:21, 89:24, 108:24, 130:9 While - 81:5, 86:6, 102:16, 102:18 Whirlwind - 103:9 Whoever - 38:25, 50:9, 73:19, 125:23 Whoever's - 25:14, 30:9, 82:16, 85:10 Whole - 9:12, 17:6, 17:21, 17:22, 18:12, 23:20, 24:11, 24:21, 28:4, 43:25, 56:12, 70:12, 71:9, 72:15, 72:18, 75:8, 76:12, 99:24, 123:17 Who's - 66:9, 66:25 Why - 18:14, 21:9, 51:4, 51:11, 56:4, 58:13, 63:14, 64:23, 65:13, 71:19, 72:12, 109:13, 127:15, 128:5 Will - 3:19, 4:18, 5:15, 6:12, 23:18, 34:9, 34:14, 34:21, 37:6, 62:25 Willing - 5:21 Wired - 28:9, 28:10 Wise - 14:1 Wish - 130:18, 131:2 Within - 61:4 Without - 4:10, 4:12, 36:16, 121:1 Witness - 6:12 Woke - 70:14 Won't - 36:15, 73:4 Word - 71:19 Worked - 8:10, 24:12, 64:3, 93:21 Works - 70:14, 70:16, 89:8, 128:24 Worry - 47:6, 57:5 Wouldn't - 99:15, 113:8 Wrapped - 90:18, 91:9, 91:13 Write - 6:12, 34:4, EFTA00112361

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35:7, 35:10, 99:7, 112:4, 112:7, 112:11, 112:14, 112:17, 112:20, 112:21 Writing - 5:7 Written - 14:23, 113:1, 113:9 Wrong - 43:13 Wrote - 33:11, 112:8, 112:10 Year - 7:22, 9:24, 10:5, 12:11, 12:14, 67:2, 67:6, 121:11 Years - 8:14, 10:8, 11:14, 11:16, 15:5, 17:14, 17:16, 17:17, 22:12, 126:19 Yep - 32:12 Yet - 106:18, 124:22, 125:18 York - 3:6, 6:14, 7:7, 9:25, 10:3, 130:12 You'd - 62:6 You'll - 62:16, 66:25, 73:3 Yourself - 14:17, 98:22, 100:24, 103:16 You've - 10:12, 14:21, 20:15, 57:2, 57:15, 63:2, 69:8, 94:4 a Zero - 71:21 a 00:10:18 - 15:18 00:13:22 - 19:8 00:13:53 - 20:5 00:14:04 - 20:13 00:14:25 - 21:3 00:16:54 - 24:8 00:18:28 - 26:17 00:18:34 - 26:23 00:19:47 - 28:19 00:20:10 - 29:19 00:21:53 - 32:8 00:21:55 - 32:9, 32:11 00:22:49 - 33:9 00:25:09 - 35:10 00:35:34 - 52:1 00:48:51 - 72:11 00:50:08 - 74:5 00:52:52 - 78:3 00:57:54 - 85:25 01:02:10 - 92:3 01:12:00 - 106:16 01:24:08 - 125:14 01:24:09 - 125:16 7:13 a 1:00 - 46:13, 50:20 10,000 - 121:19 10:00 - 76:5 100 - 27:10 10032 - 7:7 10th - 7:3, 19:14, 24:6, 31:24, 35:6, 40:5, 47:24, 69:17, 69:19, 72:21, 75:12, 76:1, 76:6, 81:18, 84:22, 84:25, 119:25, 120:1, 124:25 11th - 124:25 12 -17:17 15 - 3:2, 3:13, 6:13, 11:13, 11:16, 132:3 150 - 3:16, 40:11, 40:14 166th - 7:6 1978 - 5:5 1982 - 7:10 [2 2:00 - 10:25, 11:1, 13:13, 13:14, 13:16, 46:11, 50:20, 76:7, 84:15, 84:16, 84:17 2:15 - 3:3 2:16 - 3:14 2:19 - 6:13 200 - 40:10 2000 - 8:15 20014 - 8:15 2013 - 8:22, 8:24, 9:4, 9:14 2014 - 9:10 2015 - 9:15, 11:7, 11:8 2016 - 10:8 2017 - 9:15, 10:8 2019 - 13:3 2020 - 67:9 2021 - 3:3, 3:13, 6:13, 132:3 23rd - 78:4, 78:5 24 - 8:22, 8:24, 9:4, 17:16, 23:20, 63:6 25 -7:10 27 - 36:19, 36:20 2846 - 8:16 C3) 3:00 - 84:18 3:44 - 132:2 3-26226-2 - 4:22 365 - 17:16 ee 46 - 33:8, 35:8, 35:17, 69:1, 69:15 465 - 7:6 4A -7:9 Cs) 50 - 28:3, 28:4, 45:12, 56:15 51 -27:9 a 6:00 - 10:24, 11:1, 13:13, 13:14, 13:16, 14:8, 48:1, 76:5, 84:21, 101:12 6:33 - 101:15 60 - 45:12 -7:16 7:00 - 102:8, 102:9, 102:10, 111:22 75 - 56:15 8:00 - 102:14 EFTA00112362