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EXAMINATION SYNOPSIS This examiner received the listed cellular telephones which were powered off. An extraction of data via the use of Paraben Software Device Seizure and the Cellebrite Device was conducted. The Motorola C168 cell phone could not be examined with either Paraben or Cellebrite and any evidentiary information on the phone will have to be photographed. The Motorola V3 cell phone was acquired with Paraben. The Motorola 60i cell phone was acquired with Paraben. Paraben was unable to acquire the file system on the 60i but was able to document other areas of the device. Both Samsung SGH-X497 cell phones had the SIM removed. The phones could not be examined without the SIM. The Device Seizure reports accompany this document.
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INTEROFFICE MEMORA N
March 30, 2009 TO: Deputy Sheriff Richard Cain Operational Services Bureau Uniform Patrol Division - East Sector II Chain of Command Captain Larry D. Krantz Office of the Undersheriff Professional Standards Section
VIA: FROM:
SUBJECT: Internal Investigation-Tracking Number 2008-V20190 On December 19, 2008, the Professional Standards Section received a complaint from Chief Ronald Stucker alleging misconduct. Based on a PREPONDERANCE OF EVIDENCE obtained during the investigation, the allegation you violated the following Orange County Sheriffs Office Written Directive's are SUSTAINED:
General Order 5.1.3(3) Unsatisfactory Performance (Category 10)
Personnel shall maintain sufficient competency to properly perform their duties and assume the responsibilities of their positions. Personnel shall perform their duties in a manner which will maintain the highest standards of efficiency in carrying out the functions and objectives of the Sheriffs Office. Unsatisfactory performance may be demonstrated by a lack of knowledge of the application of laws required to be enforced; an unwillingness or inability to perform assigned tasks; the failure to conform to work standards established for the personnel's rank, grade or position; the failure to take appropriate action on the occasion of a crime, disorder, or other condition deserving police action; or absence without leave including abuse of sick time. In addition to other indicia of unsatisfactory performance, the following will be considered prima facia evidence of unsatisfactory performance: repeated poor evaluations or a written record of repeated infractions of policies, procedures, directives or orders of the Sheriffs Office.
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To Wit: On August 13, 2008, you were the primary deputy sheriff dispatched to investigate suspicious items in a wooded area described as a bag possibly containing bones. You were directed to an area by Mr. Kronk, but you failed to locate any items described by Mr. Kronk. You allowed Mr. Kronk to depart the scene without seeking any assistance from Mr. Kronk to locate the suspicious items. You failed to thoroughly investigate the call for service which ultimately delayed the discovery of the remains of Ms. Caylee Anthony.
"Personnel shall truthfully relay all information and answer all questions related to their employment with the agency, off-duty employment, volunteer activities with the agency, or questions otherwise related to Sheriff's Office operations, that are asked by, or provided to the Sheriff, the Sheriffs designee, or a superior officer."
To Wit: On December 18, 2008, during a sworn interview regarding questions involving your employment with the Orange County Sheriffs Office you were untruthful when you said, after Mr. Kronk pointed out a suspicious bag in a wooded area, you picked it up and the bottom fell out. You later acknowledged you did not pick up a bag during your contact with Mr. Kronk. You attempted to attribute the bag incident with another call for service on August 18, 2008. However, the witness testimony refutes your assertion you picked up a bag that contained leaves or yard waste during the August 18, 2008, call for service. To Wit: On January 14, 2009, you stated in your sworn interview it was Mr. Williams who identified and directed you to a bag in the wooded area which you picked up and determined it to be a bag of leaves and sticks. However, during your interview on February 3, 2009, you stated Mr. Williams was not present when you picked up a bag that contained sticks and leaves. Having reviewed the testimony of Mr. Williams prior to your interview, you were aware Mr. Williams stated you did not leave his sight or pick up any other bag other than the one (1) he handed you from his vehicle's trunk. Your testimony concerning having picked up a bag containing sticks and leaves while on the call for service on August 18, 2008, is deemed to be untruthful.
In accordance with General Order 5.1.0, your chain of command is responsible for determining and serving the appropriate level of discipline. The case file is being retained at the Professional Standards Section. If a copy of the case is needed, you may contact the Professional Standards Section and a copy will be provided to you. If you have any questions you may contact Corporal Mike Ruggiero at 407-254-7441.
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SUBJECT: Internal Investigation-Tracking Number 2008-V20190 On December 19, 2008, the Professional Standards Section received a complaint from Chief Ronald Stucker alleging misconduct. Based on a PREPONDERANCE OF EVIDENCE obtained during the investigation, the allegation you violated the following Orange County Sheriffs Office Written Directive's are SUSTAINED:
In accordance with General Order 5.1.0, your chain of command is responsible for determining and serving the appropriate level of discipline. The case file is being retained at the Professional Standards Section. If a copy of the case is needed, you may contact the Professional Standards Section and a copy will be provided to you. If you have any questions you may contact Corporal Mike Ruggiero at 407-254-7441.
RECEIVED
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ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF
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Captain Larry D. Krantz Professional Standards Section Aim-Marie Delahunty Assistant General Counsel
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SUBJECT: Mandatory Internal Case Review/ 2009-V020190 DATE: March 25, 2009
Pursuant to your March 17, 2009, memo, I have reviewed Internal Case number 2009-V020190 and concur with the findings of the Professional Standards Section as they pertain to Deputy Richard Cain's truthfulness. If I can be of further assistance, please call me.
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TO:
Ms. Bernie Rice OCSO Legal Section Captain Larry D. Krantz Professional Standards
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Pursuant to Orange County Sheriff's Office General Order #5.1.0 (D-5, 6), the Professional Standards Section is forwarding the attached draft of the internal investigative report pertaining to Tracking Number 2009-V020190 regarding Deputy Richard Cain to your office for review. Please return the case along with your comments and/or opinions within seven (7) calendar days to the Professional Standards Section.
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Deputy Sheriff Richard Cain Uniform Patrol Division - East Sector II Captain Larry D. Krantz Professional Standards Section Internal Investigation Notification
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The listed complaint will be investigated by personnel from the division noted below as soon as possible. Until the conclusion of the investigation, do not communicate with anyone other than your legal counsel, other representative or someone from the Professional Standards Section regarding the substance of this investigation or complaint. Prior to being interviewed, please read General Order 5.1.2, which provides detailed information pertaining to internal investigations. If you have any questions, please contact the Professional Standards Section at 407-254-7441. Complainant Name: Tracking Number: Date Received: Investigating Authority: Chief Ron Stucker 2008-V20190 December 19, 2008 Professional Standards COMPLAINT It is alleged the accused failed to conduct a proper investigation on a call for service. It is also alleged the accused may have been untruthful in his statement to investigators during the criminal investigation.
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INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
January 8, 2009
TO:
Chief Frank Fabrizio Uniform Patrol Division Captain Larry D. Krantz Professional Standards Section Internal Investigation Notification
FROM:
SUBJECT:
The purpose of this notice is to inform you of an allegation of misconduct against the below listed employee, who is under your command. An investigation will be conducted based on the allegation and you will be notified of the results via memorandum directed to the accused employee. The investigation may also require additional personnel under your command to be involved in interviews. If you have any questions, please contact the Professional Standards Section at 407-254-7441. Accused Employee: Tracking Number: Date Received: Investigator Assigned: Deputy Sheriff Richard Cain 2008-V20190 December 19, 2008 Corporal M. Ruggiero
COMPLAINT
It is alleged the accused failed to conduct a proper investigation in a call for service. It is also alleged the accused may have been untruthful in his statement to investigators during the criminal investigation.
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This information is being provided for administrative purposes only. Any supervisor receiving this information is subject to the confidentiality requirements under Florida State Statute 112.
ACCUSED EMPLOYEE:
Deputy Sheriff Richard Cain EID #: 4578 Uniform Patrol Division East Sector II Patrol Truthfulness SUSTAINED Unsatisfactory Performance - SUSTAINED
DATES OF OCCURRENCE:
August 13, 2008, December 18, 2008, January 14, 2009, February 3, 2009
LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE:
Suburban Drive near Hopespring Drive Orlando, Florida 32829 2500 West Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida 32804
December 19, 2008 Corporal Mike Ruggiero December 19, 2008 Chief Ronald Stucker Criminal Investigative Division Captain Larry D. Krantz Professional Standards Section
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WITNESS INFORMATION:
Mr. Roy Kronk 4795 Salamander Road St. Cloud, Florida 34772 321-987-6542 Sergeant John Allen Orange County Sheriffs Office 2500 West Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida 32804 407-254-7000 Corporal Yuri Melich Orange County Sheriffs Office 2500 West Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida 32804 407-254-7000 Deputy Sheriff Adriana Acevedo Orange County Sheriffs Office 2500 West Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida 32804 407-249-4500 Deputy Sheriff Elizabeth Collins Orange County Sheriffs Office 2500 West Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida 32804 407-249-4500 Deputy Sheriff Pamela Porter Orange County Sheriffs Office 2500 West Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida 32804 407-249-4500 Deputy Sheriff Eduard Turso Orange County Sheriffs Office 2500 West Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida 32804 407-249-4500
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Deputy Sheriff Joseph Danjou Orange County Sheriffs Office 2500 West Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida 32804 407-249-4500 Deputy Sheriff Kethlin Cutcher Orange County Sheriffs Office 2500 West Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida 32804 407-249-4500 Mr. Keith Williams 5218 Millenia Boulevard #106 Orlando, Florida 32839 407-683-9692 Mr. Carl Spare 9150 Curry Ford Road Orlando, Florida 32825 407-254-9751 Ms. Rosa Heisler 385 Lake Amberleigh Drive Orlando, Florida 34787 407-968-5661 ATTACHMENTS: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Memo from Chief Stucker, dated December 19, 2008 Incident report, Orange County Sheriffs Office case 08-122093 Supplement report, Orange County Sheriffs Office case 08-122093 Written statement of Mr. Kronk, dated December 11, 2008 Copy of Call for Service detail on August 11, 2008 Copy of Call for Service detail on August 12, 2008 Copy of Call for Service detail on August 13, 2008 Copy of Call for Service detail on August 18, 2008 Copy of Call for Service detail on December 11, 2008 Transcript of call for service made by Mr. Kronk on August 11, 2008 Transcript of call for service made by Mr. Kronk on August 12, 2008 Transcript of call for service made by Mr. Kronk on August 13, 2008 Transcripts of sworn audio recorded interviews: pages 1-3 pages 4-5 page 6 page 7 pages 8-9 pages 10-11 pages 12-14 pages 15-17 pages 18-40 pages 41-44 pages 45-48 pages 49-50
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Interviews conducted by the Criminal Investigations Division Transcribed statement of Deputy Sheriff Acevedo, dated December 17, 2008 Transcribed statement of Deputy Sheriff Cutcher, dated December 18, 2008 Transcribed statement of Deputy Sheriff Cain, dated December 18, 2008 Transcribed statement of Deputy Sheriff Cain, dated December 18, 2008 Transcribed statement of Deputy Sheriff Cutcher, dated December 19, 2008 Interviews conducted by the Professional Standards Section Transcribed statement of Deputy Sheriff Collins, dated December 30, 2008 Transcribed statement of Mr. Kronk, dated January 6, 2009 Transcribed statement of Deputy Sheriff Turso, dated January 8, 2009 Transcribed statement of Deputy Sheriff Porter, dated January 8, 2009 Transcribed statement of Deputy Sheriff Danjou, dated January 11, 2008 Transcribed statement of Deputy Sheriff Cain, dated January 14, 2009 Transcribed statement of Mr. Spare, dated January 22, 2009 Transcribed statement of Mr. Williams, dated January 15, 2009 Transcribed statement of Mr. Williams, dated January 16, 2009 Transcribed statement of Ms. Heisler, dated January 21, 2009 Transcribed statement of Corporal Melich, dated January 22, 2009 _ r. Trans-eribed-s tatem en t of Sergeant Allen-, -dated January -22, 2009 Transcribed statement of Deputy Sheriff Cain, dated February 3, 2009 14. CD's containing audio recorded interviews All audio recorded interviews will be retained in the Professional Standards Section. BACKGROUND: On December 19, 2008, the Professional Standards Section received a memorandum from Chief Ronald Stucker of the Orange County Sheriffs Office Criminal Investigations Division in reference to the response of sheriffs office personnel involving calls for service regarding the investigation related to Ms. Caylee Anthony. I was assigned to conduct an inquiry into the conduct of Uniform Patrol Division personnel in regards to the calls for service made by Mr. Roy Kronk on August 11, 12, and 13, 2008. Mr. Kronk made the calls in order to report suspicious items he had observed in a wooded area off Suburban Drive. Information regarding Mr. Kronk's calls for service in August, 2008, did not come to light until after December 11, 2008. On that date, it was determined Mr. Kronk discovered what was determined to be human remains l . The subsequent criminal investigation revealed Mr. Kronk had made the prior calls to the sheriff's office. The call on December 11, 2008, was documented under Orange County 8 pages 17 pages 4 pages 5 pages 5 pages 28 pages 5 pages 6 pages 10 pages 9 pages 5 pages 22 pages 8 pages 12 pages 13 pages 21 pages 8 pages
The remains found on December 11, 2008, were later determined to be those of Caylee Anthony, reported missing under Orange County Sheriffs Office case number 08-74777.
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Sheriffs Office case 08-122093, as it could not be determined at that time the remains were those of Ms. Caylee Anthony. The memorandum from Chief Stucker also detailed a deputy who initially responded on December 11, 2008, was advised by Mr. Kronk that he had previously contacted the Orange County Sheriffs Office about a bag in the woods. Mr. Kronk had advised the deputy told him "not to say that because it could be potentially embarrassing." The preliminary inquiry would encompass the response of Orange County Sheriffs Office personnel to the calls for service on August 11, 12, and 13, 2008, as well as the comment Mr. Kronk attributed to a deputy on December 11, 2008. Inquiry regarding the call for service on August 11, 2008: On August 11, 2008, Mr. Kronk called the non-emergency telephone number of the Orange County Sheriffs Office and advised he noticed "something that looked white and there was a, like a gray bag down in there." Mr. Kronk stated, "This could be nothing" and advised the items were located in a "swamp area" and only provided a general location off Suburban Drive. The call was received at 1628 hours and dispatched at 1654 hours to Deputy Sheriff Adriana Acevedo, via the Mobile Dispatch System 2 . The call contained the following text: "The complainant saw on the right hand side before Chickasaw Trail heading towards a school a gray --bag on the swamp are-a- NO-1 (no other information). " -The call- also_ advised the_complainant_was_ not present to meet with the deputy. Deputy Sheriff Acevedo provided a statement to Sergeant John Allen and Corporal Yuri Melich on December 17, 2008. Deputy Sheriff Acevedo could not specifically recall responding to the call although she stated she "vaguely remember coming over here and looking around (sic) ..., " The details of the call for service indicate Deputy Sheriff Acevedo arrived at 1659 hours and cleared the call at 1704 hours without generating a report. Deputy Sheriff Acevedo did not meet with Mr. Kronk and did not locate a suspicious gray bag. Deputy Sheriff Acevedo cleared the call with no further action. Due to the lack of specific information provided by Mr. Kronk to the communications center operator regarding what he observed and the location for the responding deputy to search, there was little information for Deputy Sheriff Acevedo to conduct an investigation. Coupled with the fact Mr. Kronk was not available to meet with Deputy Sheriff Acevedo, the response of Deputy Sheriff Acevedo to this call for service was reasonable under the circumstances and there was no violation of Orange County Sheriffs Office policy.
The Mobile Dispatch System is a computer system which enables the communications center to dispatch a call for service to Uniform Patrol Division personnel. Information is able to be received by deputies via the computer mounted inside the patrol vehicle.
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Inquiry regarding the call for service on August 12, 2008: Mr. Kronk placed a second call to the non-emergency telephone number of the Orange County Sheriffs Office Communications Center on August 12, 2008. Mr. Kronk advised there was "a gray vinyl bag" in the swamp area off Suburban Drive. Mr. Kronk also referred to "something round and white" in the same area that "didn't look like it should be there." Mr. Kronk again only provided a general area where he observed the items and expressed an unwillingness to go into the wooded area due to finding a snake. Mr. Kronk stated he wanted to remain anonymous. The call was received at 2103 hours and dispatched at 2111 hours to Deputy Sheriff Elizabeth Collins via the Mobile Dispatch System. The call contained the following text: "The complainant advised he found a large bag in the swamp area behind school, refused to get closer to investigate, NOT " The call also advised the complainant was not present to meet with the deputy. Deputy Sheriff Collins was not interviewed by the investigators in the criminal investigation as they were unaware Mr. Kronk had called the sheriff's office on August 12, 2008, and that call for service had not yet been identified. On December 30, 2008, I conducted a sworn, recorded interview with Deputy Sheriff Elizabeth Collins at the Sector II substation, located at 10244 East Colonial Drive, Suite 205, Orlando, Florida. The following is a synopsis of the interview: -Deputy- Sheriff Collins -recalled -responding to the call for -service -on August 12, 2008, Deputy_ _ Sheriff Collins made contact with Mr. Kronk using the contact telephone number provided in the call. Deputy Sheriff Collins recalled Mr. Kronk attempting to provide her with directions to the area he discovered the suspicious items. However, due to the darkness and the large wooded area, Deputy Sheriff Collins was unable to properly investigate the location. Deputy Sheriff Collins recommended Mr. Kronk call back when he was in the area and able to show deputies the location of the suspicious items. Deputy Sheriff Collins cleared the call at 2129 hours and did not generate a report. Again, due to the lack of specific infolination provided by Mr. Kronk to the communications center operator regarding what he observed and the location for the responding deputy to search, there was little information for Deputy Sheriff Collins to conduct an investigation. In addition, the call was not made and dispatched until it was already nightfall. With limited lighting, the ability to conduct a search of the area was greatly hindered. Deputy Sheriff Collins took the initiative to telephone the complainant and request he call the sheriff's office when he could remain in the area, which would enable him to lead a deputy to the suspicious items. Therefore, the response of Deputy Sheriff Collins to this call for service was reasonable under the circumstances and there was no violation of Orange County Sheriffs Office policy. Inquiry regarding the call for service on August 13, 2008: Mr. Kronk placed a third call to the non-emergency telephone number of the Orange County Sheriffs Office Communications Center on August 13, 2008. Mr. Kronk advised, "there's a
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swamp area that I saw something" and the sheriff's office said they would "dispatch an officer out to me when I got there and I'm here," referring to the direction provided to him by Deputy Sheriff Collins. Mr. Kronk provided his location and advised he would wait for a deputy to arrive.
The call was dispatched at 1522 hours and Deputy Sheriff Richard Cain and Deputy Sheriff Kethlin Cutcher responded to the call, the arrival time of Deputy Sheriff Cain was 1537 hours. Deputy Sheriff Cutcher arrived at 1541 hours. On December 17, 2008, Mr. Kronk provided a sworn recorded statement to Corporal Melich, Corporal Edwards, and Federal Bureau of Investigation Agent Scott Bolin, regarding the call for service and meeting with the deputies on August 13, 2008. Mr. Kronk advised a deputy (identified as Deputy Sheriff Richard Cain) exited his patrol vehicle and "I told him what I had seen." Mr. Kronk also mentioned to Deputy Sheriff Cain that he had recently observed a dead rattlesnake in the area. Mr. Kronk advised, "I showed him the area where it was, he took two (2) steps into the woods he basically slid down the hill, came out and told me the area had been searched and that pretty much I was wasting the county's time (sic). " On December 18, 2008, Sergeant John Allen and Corporal Melich conducted a sworn, recorded interview with Deputy Sheriff Cain. Deputy Sheriff Cain advised he met with Mr. Kronk who said he "saw a bag, thought it contained bones, possibly." They entered the wooded area and he observed a large, dark-plastic, bag. -Deputy-Sheriff-Cain-advised, _"Lreached _the bag up. It was pretty heavy. But when I lifted it up it tore, you know, the bottom. All leaves fell out, some sticks." Deputy Sheriff Cain used his expandable baton to maneuver the debris, but "dicin 't see anything." Deputy Sheriff Cain then walked back out to the roadway. According to Deputy Sheriff Cain, Mr. Kronk was "right behind me" at the time he went into the wooded area. The bag was in a dry area, although the area was wet. Deputy Sheriff Cain advised he checked the bag Mr. Kronk had pointed out to him. Deputy Sheriff Cain said he did not "tear the whole bag apart," but the items appeared to be "cut up sticks." According to Deputy Sheriff Cain, after having cleared the call, he was directed by his supervisor to call the infoimation into the tip line so information potentially relating to the search for Ms. Caylee Anthony could be logged. Deputy Sheriff Cain advised he failed to make investigators involved in the Anthony case aware of the call on August 13, 2008, even after the discovery of the human remains on December 11, 2008. Deputy Sheriff Cain advised he believed calls for service that potentially involved the Anthony investigation were "looped together." Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich conducted a second sworn, recorded interview with Deputy Sheriff Cain on December 18, 2008. During the second interview, Deputy Sheriff Cain advised he walked into the wooded area, observed "yard waste" and "trash," and "picked through it or flipped it around, just moved it around" with his expandable baton, but he did not observe anything which raised his suspicion. He walked out of the wooded area and told Mr. Kronk it was "nothing." Deputy Sheriff Cain described the contents as "sticks" and "twigs," but also related he observed a piece of "cloth" or "bag," which was the approximate size of a leaf.
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Deputy Sheriff Cain advised while he was in the wooded area, Mr. Kronk was positioned "at the entrance to the woods, he was on the grass." During this interview, Deputy Sheriff Cain clarified he did not actually pick anything up, but rather utilized his expandable baton to lift and move the items he described were in a pile. In his second interview, Deputy Sheriff Cain acknowledged Mr. Kronk stated he had seen a bag in the wooded area, but advised he personally did not observe a bag. Deputy Sheriff Cain advised he failed to tell Mr. Kronk he did not see a bag nor did he obtain further clarification or ask for his assistance in locating the bag. Deputy Sheriff Cain denied telling Mr. Kronk he was "wasting This interview was conducted at the Command Post 3 where the remains the county's time." were being recovered, so Deputy Sheriff Cain was asked if the area where the crime scene investigators were working was the same area where he had been looking on August 13, 2008. He stated, "I guess, I mean I...it could have been, but that's not where I went in the woods at," On December 18, 2008, at 0008 hours, Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich conducted a sworn, recorded interview with Deputy Sheriff Cutcher because she had also responded to the call for service involving Mr. Kronk on August 13, 2008. Deputy Sheriff Cutcher arrived on Suburban Drive after Deputy Sheriff Cain and made contact with Mr. Kronk, who was standing in the grass near the wooded area. Deputy Sheriff Cain emerged from the wooded area and stated, "Well, it was just garbage." Deputy Sheriff Cutcher did not recall asking Mr. Kronk any questions regarding the bag he claimed he saw in the wooded area although she believed Mr. Kronk was -- making-referenees to "... the-li-ttle girl that-was missing. " According-to-Deputy Sheriff Cutcher, she observed "... a lot of trash ... you could see like, white, plastic bags ...." Later in her interview, Deputy Sheriff Cutcher advised she and Deputy Sheriff Cain told Mr. Kronk, "It was just a trash bag." Deputy Sheriff Cutcher described Mr. Kronk as "... kind of sad that it was nothing. I think he was expecting to be something." On December 19, 2008, at 0935 hours, Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich conducted a second sworn, recorded interview with Deputy Sheriff Cutcher. Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich attempted to get further clarification from Deputy Sheriff Cutcher regarding the incident. When asked to recall what Deputy Sheriff Cain said after she arrived, Deputy Sheriff Cutcher stated, I asked him, "So, what's going on?" and Deputy Sheriff Cain replied, "Oh, no, it's nothing. It was just trash. It was a bunch of bags with trash." At that time, Deputy Sheriff Cutcher was asked to describe Mr. Kronk's reaction to what Deputy Sheriff Cain said and she replied, "I just recall that he, he was upset and he, at least he looked at me and told me again, 'But she say [sic] she was close. She was very close.'"
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Inquiry regarding the call for service on December 11, 2008: On January 8, 2009, at 1306 hours, Sergeant Hardiman and I conducted a sworn, recorded interview with Deputy Sheriff Pamela Porter at the Professional Standards Section, located at 2500 West Colonial Drive Orlando, Florida. Deputy Sheriff Porter was one (1) of the deputies who responded to the call for service on December 11, 2008. The following is a synopsis of the interview. Deputy Sheriff Porter advised she and Deputy Sheriff Eduard Turso were the first to arrive on scene on December 11, 2008. After they observed what they believed to be human remains, Deputy Sheriff Porter contacted her supervisor. While at the scene, Deputy Sheriff Porter recalled Mr. Kronk commenting about having called the sheriff's office previously, but the comments were not directed at her and she could not recall what time during the incident she heard the comments. Deputy Sheriff Porter advised Mr. Kronk was in the company of his coworkers and supervisors and recalled overhearing a co-worker tell Mr. Kronk something to the effect, "hey, hey, don't be saying stuff like that. You know, you don't know what happened if you weren't here, or what they did. " Deputy Sheriff Porter advised she was sure the comment was not made by a deputy. Further, Deputy Sheriff Porter advised she did not hear any deputy make any comment or provide direction to Mr. Kronk that he not cooperate with the investigators. On January 8, 2009, at 1409 hours, Sergeant Hardiman and I conducted a sworn, recorded interview with Deputy Sheriff Eduard Turso at the Professional Standards Section, located at 2500 West Colonial Drive, Orlando, Florida. Deputy Sheriff Turso was one (1) of the deputies who responded to the initial call for service on December 11, 2008. The following is a synopsis of the interview. Deputy Sheriff Turso arrived and made contact with Mr. Kronk. Deputy Sheriff Turso asked Mr. Kronk to escort him into the wooded area to show him what he had seen. In the wooded area, Deputy Sheriff Turso observed what he believed to be human remains. Deputy Sheriff Turso advised he escorted Mr. Kronk out of the wooded area, secured the scene, and started a crime scene contamination sheet. Deputy Sheriff Turso advised Mr. Kronk did not advise him he had called the sheriff's office previously, nor did he overhear Mr. Kronk make a statement regarding a previous call for service to another deputy. Deputy Sheriff Turso provided Mr. Kronk with a statement form and directed him to write what had occurred. Deputy Sheriff Turso also advised Mr. Kronk was in the company of his co-workers and supervisors. On January 20, 2009, at 0922 hours, I conducted a sworn, recorded interview with Mr. Carl Spare at the Public Works Administrative Building, located at 9150 Curry Ford Road, Orlando, Florida. Mr. Spare is a supervisor of Mr. Kronk and had responded to Suburban Drive on December 11, 2008. The following is a synopsis of the interview:
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Mr. Spare advised he went to the scene and met with Mr. Kronk. During their contact, Mr. Kronk made comments in reference to the human remains he had found and the possibility of getting a reward. Mr. Spare stated, " I advised Roy that, before you made any statements, be sure you are making it to the officers and to limit your conversations to individuals such as myself, and even my, my managers (sic). " Mr. Spare advised he didn't believe it was prudent for Mr. Kronk to be speaking so freely regarding the incident. Mr. Spare went on to state he did not witness any of the deputies present do or say anything he felt was unprofessional or inappropriate. According to Mr. Kronk's own testimony when asked about the comment that was made to him, he stated, "They told me to shut my mouth." Mr. Kronk immediately followed with, "I don't remember, one of the two of them told me that probably the best thing I could do was not say anything about it." At the time the comment was made Mr. Kronk advised, "... we were kinda joking around about the reward 'cause we still thought the reward, you know, because obviously, you try to use humor to release tension in those types of situations." Mr. Kronk then stated he had called "this in back in August." The comment was then made, "Well, I wouldn't tell anybody that then." This appears to be the same context in which Mr. Spare made the comment he related. Based on the inquiry conducted, the exact origin of the comment alleged by Mr. Kronk to have been attributed to a deputy could not be determined. However, the comment made by Mr. Spare to- Mr. Kronk appears-tomeet-the- general description of the remarlcMr Kronk _s_aid_ he heard. Therefore, it is determined the conduct of the deputies who responded to Suburban Drive on December 11, 2008, were reasonable and within Orange County Sheriffs Office policy. On January 6, 2009, at 1556 hours, Sergeant Hardiman and I conducted a sworn, recorded interview with Mr. Roy Kronk at the Orange County Sheriffs Office Criminal Investigation Division, located at 2500 West Colonial Drive, Orlando, Florida. The following is a synopsis of the interview. Mr. Kronk confirmed he called the Orange County Sheriffs Office on August 11 and 12, 2008, but did not meet with the deputies who responded to the calls. Mr. Kronk believed it was Crimeline who telephoned him and had asked him to meet with a deputy on August 13, 2008 4 . When Mr. Kronk met with Deputy Sheriff Cain on August 13, 2008, he advised he directed Deputy Sheriff Cain to the area where he observed the suspicious items and said, "It's white. It's dome shaped." However, Mr. Kronk did not refer to the object as a skull, although he stated, "It appeared to me to be a skull." When asked, Mr. Kronk denied telling Deputy Sheriff Cain there was a bag in the wooded area containing bones 5 . Although Mr. Kronk said he did not walk into the wooded area on August 13, 2008, he confirmed the items were still present, stating, "I
This was later determined to have been Deputy Sheriff Collins who spoke with Mr. Kronk and requested he contact the sheriff's office when he was in the area and could meet with a deputy. 5 In his statement on December 18, 2008, Deputy Sheriff Cain advised Mr. Kronk told him he believed the bag contained bones.
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saw the white object in basically the same area that I saw before." Mr. Kronk stated he didn't need to enter the wooded area because he knew where to look to see the items.
According to Mr. Kronk, Deputy Sheriff Cain walked down a small embankment and extended his expandable baton. After using his baton to maneuver some of the brush and visually scanning the area, Deputy Sheriff Cain told Mr. Kronk he didn't see anything and walked back up the embankment. Mr. Kronk estimated Deputy Sheriff Cain was four (4) to six (6) feet away from the suspicious items. Once he retuned to where Mr. Kronk was waiting, Deputy Sheriff Cain told him the area had already been searched. Mr. Kronk then told Deputy Sheriff Cain, "Well, it was white and it, it looked like a bone." Mr. Kronk advised Deputy Sheriff Cain said he didn't believe the remains would be skeletonized. Mr. Kronk became frustrated with the response he received from Deputy Sheriff Cain. Mr. Kronk believed Deputy Sheriff Cain was in a position to have observed the suspicious items, but "He might have spent three seconds scanning the area. He didn't stop. He didn't take his time. He didn't look." Mr. Kronk advised it was "probable" the suspicious items he had observed in August and reported to the sheriff's office were the same items recovered on December 11, 2008, which were later identified as the remains of Ms. Caylee Anthony. Mr. Kronk confirmed this was the same location he directed Deputy Sheriff Cain to search on August 13, 2008. In reference to the deputies who responded on December 11, 2008, Mr. Kronk advised, "one of the two of them told me the best thing I could do was not say anything about it," referring to the previous calls Mr. Kronk had made to the sheriffs office in August. Although it was a male deputy and a female deputy who initially responded, Mr. Kronk advised he was not sure which deputy had made the comment. Mr. Kronk advised he did not infer the deputy's comment was discouraging him from cooperating with the investigators and later described their conduct as "one hundred percent professional." The preliminary inquiry regarding the Orange County Sheriffs Office response to the calls for service placed by Mr. Kronk on August 11 and 12, 2008, did not reveal any violation of Orange County Sheriffs Office policy. Additionally, the conduct of the deputies who responded on December 11, 2008, and conducted the initial investigation was determined to be within Orange County Sheriffs Office policy. Therefore, the investigation focused on the actions of Deputy Sheriff Cain on August 13, 2008, and the statements he provided to Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich on December 18, 2008. Deputy Sheriff Cain provided two (2) statements to Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich in their criminal investigation on December 18, 2008. A review of those statements revealed they contained conflicting information. Therefore, it was determined this administrative investigation would also consider the content of Deputy Sheriff Cain's statements as they relate to truthfulness.
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yard." According to Deputy Sheriff Cain, Mr. Kronk "didn't say anything to me." Deputy Sheriff Cain advised he did not see a bag or other items Mr. Kronk had described. I asked Deputy Sheriff Cain if he felt he should have obtained further clarification from Mr. Kronk regarding what he intended to show Deputy Sheriff Cain since he did not observe what Mr. Kronk had described. Deputy Sheriff Cain replied, "Possibly." When asked if he ever saw a bag when he went into the wooded area, Deputy Sheriff Cain replied, "Maybe some white, like Publix bags or whatever... not trash bags." After exiting the wooded area, Deputy Sheriff Cain advised the only comment he recalled Mr. Kronk making was regarding the area being "a good place to dump a body because you had decay coming off the swamps. The school is closed right now." I asked Deputy Sheriff Cain if he recalled telling Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich he had found a bag in the woods and the bottom fell out when he picked it up. Deputy Sheriff Cain advised he "was crossing two calls up together, because I had another call on Suburban Drive." Deputy Sheriff Cain explained the incident he described where the bottom fell out of the bag and yard debris fell out had occurred in the other call for service. Deputy Sheriff Cain acknowledged Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich went to great lengths to attempt to refresh his recollection of the call involving Mr. Kronk in August. Deputy Sheriff Cain acknowledged the caller on the other call did not say he had been in the woods relieving himself6 , did not mention bones, and the area he went to was further east on Suburban Drive. Thus, Deputy Sheriff Cain acknowledged the calls had significant differences. Specifically, I directed Deputy Sheriff Cain's attention to an excerpt of his December 18, 2008, interview regarding his response to Corporal Melich's question about any other calls involving bags or suspicious items. The following excerpt from that interview was recited: Corporal Melich: "How many, how many calls have you been to on Suburban Drive, uh, and we mentioned this before, where somebody was calling about a suspicious bag, or a suspicious item? "
Deputy Sheriff Cain: "Just, just that one. I haven't ...." Corporal Melich: "Just that one call?"
Deputy Sheriff Cain: "For, for a bag, yeah." In response, Deputy Sheriff Cain gave an account of what occurred during the other call for service on Suburban Drive. Deputy Sheriff Cain stated he met with an unknown male (later identified as Mr. Keith Williams) at a residence in the area and followed him down Suburban Drive. Mr. Williams said a psychic directed him to the location and he was accompanied by his girlfriend (later identified as Ms. Rosa Heisler). Deputy Sheriff Cain said, "I crawled over this big, huge log, big tree that's been there forever. Climbed over that. There was several bags
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back there; big garbage bags full of leaves, uh, just some with trash, like household trash and some old toys...." Deputy Sheriff Cain continued, "I opened a, lifted a bag up and just leaves, trash and some household trash fell out."
I asked Deputy Sheriff Cain why he provided a second statement to Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich on December 18, 2008. Deputy Sheriff Cain replied, "Urn, they called me back and fortunately, they did, because I had a, a lot of time to process what, you know, I was, everything that was going on down there and think about, you know, exactly what had happened and how it happened and, what I realized was I thought to myself I think I'm crossing up two calls, because I know the guy had the hat, but I know I picked up a bag over there and I just, it was more for, I guess, clarification." I asked Deputy Sheriff Cain why he didn't explain the confusion to Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich. Deputy Sheriff Cain advised he "didn't realize that I was crossing multiple calls together and making like one, one thing," I questioned why Deputy Sheriff Cain would have altered his statement to Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich if he had not separated the calls in his mind. Deputy Sheriff Cain stated, "They didn't ask." I then pointed out to Deputy Sheriff Cain the question was asked (above) and he responded he only responded to the one (1) call for service on Suburban Drive. Deputy Sheriff Cain attempted to characterize his response was intended to mean "One other call besides the one that we're on." I pointed out to Deputy Sheriff Cain that was not what he said and could not have been interpreted that way based on his response. Deputy Sheriff Cain then advised, "because they just kept asking me their questions. I don't know" and then stated, "I didn't tell 'em that I may have been confusing it. We, we, we take a lot of calls." I referred Deputy Sheriff Cain to the statement of Deputy Sheriff Danjou regarding a conversation they had on December 15, 2008. Deputy Sheriff Cain related to Deputy Sheriff Danjou he responded to a call for service in which he came in contact with a bag and the bottom fell out when he picked it up. Deputy Sheriff Cain again advised the call he was referring to was not the call involving Mr. Kronk. I asked Deputy Sheriff Cain if he was aware he was providing sworn testimony in a criminal investigation (during Corporal Melich and Sergeant Allen's two (2) prior interviews) and he replied, "Yeah, he told me I was a witness." I then asked if he realized the infoimation he had provided in his two (2) statements were not consistent and Deputy Sheriff Cain said, "Yes, I guess you could say that." Deputy Sheriff Cain then characterized the interviews with Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich as "... a very hostile thing. I mean, I got accused of lying and getting fired before we even started this." Deputy Sheriff Cain advised he was reminded that Deputy Sheriff Anthony Rusciano had been terminated recently for failing to tell the truth.
Deputy Sheriff Rusciano was deemed to have provided false information concerning his relationship with Ms. Casey Anthony. Deputy Sheriff Rusciano was a probationary employee and was terminated.
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January 15, 2009: Sergeant Hardiman received information from Mr. Mike Morris in reference to the call for service Deputy Sheriff Cain had attributed his confusion. Mr. Morris related the call occurred on August 18, 2008. Sergeant Hardiman researched the calls for service Deputy Sheriff Cain had responded to on that date and identified Orange County Sheriffs Office call number 082311505 as the call Deputy Sheriff Cain had been referring to. The text of the call on the Mobile Dispatch System advised the following information: "Complainant found several stuff animals and girls clothes behind the residence by the school...complainant is concerned and requested a deputy sheriff (sic). " The name of the complainant on the call for service was Mr. Keith Williams. Sergeant Hardiman and I met with Mr. Keith Williams on January 15, 2009, and obtained a sworn, recorded statement. I obtained a second statement from Mr. Williams on January 16, 2009. The following is a synopsis of the statements: Mr. Williams advised he went to the area of Suburban Drive to search for Caylee Anthony and located a plastic bag containing stuffed animals and thought it might belong to the missing Caylee Anthony. Mr. Williams placed the bag in the trunk of his vehicle and went to the Anthony residence. Mr. Williams made contact with Ms. Cindy Anthony who told him the items did not belong to Caylee Anthony. Mr. Williams then went to his girlfriend's residence, Ms. Rosa Heisler, and she accompanied him back to the area of Suburban Drive. At 1233 hours, Mr. Williams called the sheriff's office and requested a deputy respond and meet with him. Mr. Williams provided the address of 8735 Grandee Drive 8 , so the deputy would have a physical address to meet with him. Deputy Sheriff Cain responded and Mr. Williams drove to Suburban Drive with Deputy Sheriff Cain following in his patrol vehicle. Mr. Williams advised he showed Deputy Sheriff Cain the plastic bag containing the stuffed animals inside his trunk. Mr. Williams took the bag from his trunk and handed it to Deputy Sheriff Cain, who remarked the bag appeared "deteriorated" and told him he would be contacted if anything further was required. Mr. Williams commented he felt Deputy Sheriff Cain "kind of brushed me off. " Mr. Williams was unsure if he showed Deputy Sheriff Cain the bag in his trunk while at the address on Grandee Drive or after they moved to the location on Suburban Drive. However, once at the area on Suburban Drive, Mr. Williams advised he attempted to take Deputy Sheriff Cain into the wooded area to show him more items he believed were suspicious. According to Mr. Williams, "I tried to walk over there, he didn't really; he walked kind of back but he didn't really walk completely in the area...." Mr. Williams advised, "... he just kind of like looked with his head, just moved his head around and looked...." Mr. Williams advised he was with Deputy Sheriff Cain and there was not a time when Deputy Sheriff Cain was searching where he could not observe him. Mr. Williams did not observe Deputy Sheriff Cain pick up any other bags to examine the contents and they left the area at the
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same time. Mr. Williams advised he observed Deputy Sheriff Cain throw the bag and its contents back into the wooded area prior to departing the area. Mr. Williams stated he did not observe Deputy Sheriff Cain use his expandable baton to assist him in observing any items at the location. Further, Mr. Williams did not recall the ground being wet or having standing water, although he said, "it might have been damp...."
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After Deputy Sheriff Cain's first statement, Corporal Melich reviewed other testimony which had been taken during the course of the investigation and it was decided to have Deputy Sheriff Cain return to provide further clarification. Once again, Corporal Melich stressed to Deputy Sheriff Cain the importance of being forthcoming in providing information regarding his actions. Corporal Melich advised his intent was to obtain clarification from a witness in the criminal investigation. Corporal Melich acknowledged Deputy Sheriff Cain's second statement was "a different version of the events." I asked Corporal Melich if Deputy Sheriff Cain had related to him that he had confused the call for service involving Mr. Kronk with another call for service in that area. Corporal Melich advised Deputy Sheriff Cain did not appear to be "confused" during the first interview. I asked Corporal Melich if he would characterize the interviews of Deputy Sheriff Cain as "hostile," and he advised "not at all." On January 22, 2009, at 1334 hours, Sergeant Hardiman and I conducted a sworn, recorded interview with Sergeant John Allen at the Professional Standards Section, located at 2500 West Colonial Drive, Orlando, Florida. The following is a synopsis of the interview: The interview corroborated information provided in the interview of Corporal Melich. Sergeant Allen also advised he and Corporal Melich attempted to refresh Deputy Sheriff Cain's memory prior to taking his first statement and anticipated he would be cooperative and truthful regarding his actions and contact with Mr. Kronk on August 13, 2008. The purpose for the interview was because Deputy Sheriff Cain was a witness in a criminal investigation. Sergeant Allen recalled Deputy Sheriff Cain asked if the interview was administrative in nature and he was advised it was not an administrative investigation. Sergeant Allen advised Deputy Sheriff Cain was recalled for a second interview to address "some discrepancies" regarding his initial statement due to his role as a witness in the criminal investigation and also acknowledged, "There were some differences in, in the two statements." Sergeant Allen did not recall Deputy Sheriff Cain stating he had confused the call he responded to involving Mr. Kronk with another call. I asked Sergeant Allen if he would characterize the interviews conducted with Deputy Sheriff Cain as adversarial and he stated, "No, not at all."
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the items 9 . Deputy Sheriff Cain acknowledged Mr. Williams had shown him a plastic bag containing stuffed animals he had in his trunk. Deputy Sheriff Cain also acknowledged he "put it [the bag containing the stuffed animals] back in the woods where he said he found it" before he cleared the call. The bag containing the stuffed animals was not believed to be related to the Anthony case. When asked why Mr. Williams did not state he observed him pick up any bags in the wooded area, Deputy Sheriff Cain said, "He didn't walk in the woods with me." Deputy Sheriff Cain adamantly stated Mr. Williams didn't walk to the area he was searching 10 . I asked Deputy Sheriff Cain how was he able to recall specific details regarding these calls now and not when he was interviewed in December. Deputy Sheriff Cain responded, "... every day something, you know, a little, a little bit more comes back." I asked Deputy Sheriff Cain why he failed to relate any of the details regarding the call he responded to involving Mr. Williams to Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich. Deputy Sheriff Cain responded, "I didn't think about it at that point. I mean, I had, I've had many, many hours to be thinking about this thing since all this started. " I pointed out to Deputy Sheriff Cain he failed to mention the bag containing stuffed animals that Mr. Williams had shown him were inside his trunk in his previous interview. Deputy Sheriff Cain responded, "... things come back to me." I told Deputy Sheriff Cain he seemed to have a selective memory as he was able to recall many other insignificant details regarding the call, but not the plastic bag containing stuffed animals inside the trunk of Mr. Williams' vehicle that led him to call a detective. Deputy Sheriff Cain responded he wasn't able to recall facts the same as other people and reading statements assisted in his recollection. In an effort to clarify the truthfulness of his statements, I directed Deputy Sheriff Cain's attention to the statement he provided Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich in which he specifically described the bag as "plastic ... pretty heavy ... it was on dry land ... another couple bags around it ... but when I lifted it up, it tore, you know, the bottom." I asked Deputy Sheriff Cain when this occurred. Deputy Sheriff Cain responded it occurred on the call for service involving Mr. Williams. I directed Deputy Sheriff Cain's attention to the area of the statement he provided to Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich when he stated Mr. Kronk said, "Yeah, that one right there' and that's the one I grabbed." I asked when that would have occurred if Mr. Williams wasn't with him and it didn't occur with Mr. Kronk. Deputy Sheriff Cain responded, "No, He [Mr. Williams] pointed in the area where he found that stuff. That's where I went." I advised Deputy Sheriff Cain that was not what he stated earlier. Deputy Sheriff Cain acknowledged neither Mr. Kronk nor Mr. Williams ever physically pointed to a bag in a wooded area that he picked up.
This was verified via the call for service details from the call for service on August 18, 2008. io This is contradictory to the sworn statement of Mr. Williams that Deputy Sheriff Cain did not pick up any bags .
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I directed Deputy Sheriff Cain to the second statement he provided Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich where he denied ever picking up a bag. I asked Deputy Sheriff Cain why he did not advise them he had confused the call for service with Mr. Kronk with the call involving Mr. Williams. Deputy Sheriff Cain advised he hadn't realized at that time he was confusing the calls. Deputy Sheriff Cain clarified when he walked into the wooded area during the call for service involving Mr. Kronk, he walked up to the edge of standing water. At that point, Deputy Sheriff Cain stated he did not observe any bags as he stated in his second statement to Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich. Deputy Sheriff Cain also went on to describe the location he met with Mr. Kronk and entered the wooded area and the location where the remains of Caylee Anthony were recovered as "two different places." NOTE: During Mr. Kronk's interview, he stated on August 13, 2008, he looked into the woods and observed the suspicious items once more prior to calling the Orange County Sheriffs Office and meeting with Deputy Sheriff Cain. According to Mr. Kronk, on August 13, 2008, he directed Deputy Sheriff Cain to the same area in which Caylee Anthony's remains were later recovered. I questioned Deputy Sheriff Cain regarding his ability to specifically recall the locations when other aspects of his statement never occurred. Deputy Sheriff Cain responded, "No, I wasn't, I wasn't sure of all those things, but...." Deputy Sheriff Cain then advised he had been confused with the calls. FINDINGS: This investigation was initially conducted to determine if the actions of Deputy Sheriff Cain when responding to the call for service on August 13, 2008 were reasonable. In addition, the investigation uncovered inconsistencies in sworn statements Deputy Sheriff Cain provided to Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich in reference to their criminal investigation that needed additional explanation. Findings regarding the allegation of Unsatisfactory Performance: 1. Deputy Sheriff Cain was provided information in the call for service ll on August 13, 2008, that described "an unknown gray bag in swamp area." 2. Deputy Sheriff Cain admitted Mr. Kronk stated he saw a bag that he believed, "contained bones possibly." 3. Mr. Kronk advised he told Deputy Sheriff Cain, "It 's right over there. It's white, It's a dome-shaped object. It appeared to me to be a skull."
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4. Deputy Sheriff Cain did not seek further clarification from Mr. Kronk in locating the suspicious items he described. 5. Deputy Sheriff Cain admitted he did not request Mr. Kronk to accompany him into the wooded area to point out the suspicious items he had observed. Deputy Sheriff Cain cleared the call although he never located the suspicious items in question as described by Mr. Kronk on scene as well as in the call for service when he was dispatched. 6. Deputy Sheriff Cain acknowledged he should have conducted additional followup on the call in an effort to locate the reported suspicious items in the wooded area. Findings regarding the allegation of Truthfulness: 1. On December 18, 2008, at 0903 hours, Deputy Sheriff Cain was interviewed by Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich as a witness in a criminal investigation. The interview was conducted on Suburban Drive where he answered the call for service on August 13, 2008, and he was shown a photograph of Mr. Kronk as well as the call for service details to assist in his recollection of the call. 2. In Deputy Sheriff Cain's first recorded statement, he confirmed he responded to the call for service on August 13, 2008, and made contact with Mr. Kronk. 3. Deputy Sheriff Cain advised Mr. Kronk was "right behind me" and directed him to a specific bag, which he then picked up. Deputy Sheriff Cain described the bag in detail: "pretty heavy," "on dry land, "lifted it up it tore, you know the bottom," and "leaves fell out, some sticks." Based on his statements, Deputy Sheriff Cain allegedly recalled many details concerning the call for service. At that time, Deputy Sheriff Cain did not confuse any of the details of the call for service involving Mr. Kronk with the call for service concerning Mr. Williams. 4. On December 18, 2008, at 1512 hours, Deputy Sheriff Cain was directed to return and speak with Sergeant Allen and Corporal Melich regarding his initial statement. 5. Contrary to his initial testimony, Deputy Sheriff Cain denied, during his second interview with Corporal Melich and Sergeant Allen, finding or picking up a bag when he responded to the call for service involving Mr. Kronk. 6. Deputy Sheriff Cain advised the call involving Mr. Kronk was the only call he responded to in that area regarding a suspicious bag or a suspicious item. When specifically asked by the investigators whether he responded to any other similar calls in the area, Deputy Sheriff Cain made no mention of the call for service involving Mr. Williams, stating he had answered "just that one" call 'for a bag."
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7. Deputy Sheriff Cutcher, who was also on the scene, advised Deputy Sheriff Cain stated, "Oh, no, it's nothing. It was just trash. It was a bunch of bags with trash." This occurred just after Deputy Sheriff Cain exited the wooded area on August 13, 2008. 8. On December 15, 2008, Deputy Sheriff Cain had a conversation with Deputy Sheriff Danjou which he (Deputy Sheriff Cain) related details about the call involving Mr. Kronk. Deputy Sheriff Danjou recalled details such as, "possible remains in the woods," "his asp," "a snake," which Deputy Sheriff Cain related to the call for service involving Mr. Kronk. Deputy Sheriff Cain told Deputy Sheriff Danjou he "... cut the trash bag and lifted it and found decomposed leaves inside the bag...." Again, Deputy Sheriff Cain related to Deputy Sheriff Danjou he had located a trash bag on the call for service involving Mr. Kronk, just as he later told the investigators on December 18, 2008. 9. In his statement on January 14, 2009, Deputy Sheriff Cain said he never saw any trash bags on the call involving Mr. Kronk, just some Publix grocery bags. 10. For the first time, in his statement on January 14, 2009, Deputy Sheriff Cain stated he had confused the call for service involving Mr. Kronk with another call for service, later identified as the call for service involving Mr. Williams. This was alleged to account for the conflicting statements he provided to investigators on December 18, 2008. However, if that had occurred, Deputy Sheriff Cain was unable to provide an explanation as to why he would not have told the investigators the reason for his confusion on December 18, 2008, when specifically asked during his second interview. 11. At that time, Deputy Sheriff Cain was able to provide numerous details regarding the call for service involving Mr. Williams, including: "the guy ... found a bag," the bag contained "old toys people discarded," Mr. Williams "used to live in the area." However, Deputy Sheriff Cain failed to recall the bag containing the toys was in the trunk of Mr. Williams' vehicle. 12. Deputy Sheriff Cain asserts it was Mr. Williams, not Mr. Kronk, who directed him to a specific bag which he picked up and discovered it contained leaves and sticks. 13. Once the call was researched and Mr. Williams and Ms. Heisler were interviewed, their interviews and the disposition of the call for service failed to produce any evidence Deputy Sheriff Cain had picked up a bag as he had described to the investigators on December 18, 2008, and again to Professional Standards on January 14, 2009. 14. Mr. Williams stated Deputy Sheriff Cain only physically handled one (1) plastic bag, the one (1) he handed him from his trunk containing stuffed animals. In fact, Mr. Williams stated he felt Deputy Sheriff Cain "kind of brushed me off "
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15. In his interview on February 3, 2009, Deputy Sheriff Cain claimed Mr. Williams did not observe him walk to a location in the wooded area and pick up the bag containing leaves and sticks. However, Deputy Sheriff Cain stated on December 18, 2008 and again reiterated on January 14, 2009, the person (either Mr. Kronk or Mr. Williams) was "right behind me" identifying the bag as "that one right there." Deputy Sheriff Cain was unable to provide an explanation for this testimony as it conflicted with his own testimony, Mr. Kronk's testimony, and Mr. Williams' testimony.
CONCLUSION: In regards to Deputy Sheriff Cain's Unsatisfactory Performance: This administrative investigation was conducted to determine if a preponderance of evidence existed to believe the performance of Deputy Sheriff Cain when answering the call for service on August 13, 2008, was satisfactory. By his own admission, Deputy Sheriff Cain received specific information via the Mobile Dispatch System and from Mr. Kronk himself of which he failed to thoroughly investigate. Deputy Sheriff Cain did not locate the items as described in the call for service or by Mr. Kronk which would have led him to reach a reasonable deteimination regarding the suspicious items. By his own admission, Deputy Sheriff Cain didmot locate.or observe any of the suspicious items Mr. Kronk had described when he entered the wooded area to conduct his search. Mr. Kronk was present and available to assist Deputy Sheriff Cain in locating the items, but Deputy Sheriff Cain never asked for his assistance. Deputy Sheriff Cain disregarded the need to locate the suspicious items for which he was dispatched to investigate even though he was aware of the missing person's investigation involving Caylee Anthony and the proximity of the wooded area on Suburban Drive to the Anthony residence. Deputy Sheriff Cain failed to conduct a thorough investigation before clearing the call. Therefore, based on the Preponderance of Evidence, the allegation Deputy Sheriff Richard Cain violated the following Orange County Sheriffs Office Written Directive is SUSTAINED: 5.1.3(3) Unsatisfactory Performance (Category Ten)
Personnel shall maintain sufficient competency to properly perform their duties and assume the responsibilities of their positions. Personnel shall perform their duties in a manner which will maintain the highest standards of efficiency in carrying out the functions and objectives of the Sheriffs Office. Unsatisfactory performance may be demonstrated by a lack of knowledge of the application of laws required to be enforced; an unwillingness or inability to perform assigned tasks; the failure to conform to work standards established for the personnel's rank, grade or position; the failure to take appropriate action on the occasion of a crime, disorder, or other condition deserving police action; or absence without leave including abuse of sick
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time. In addition to other indicia of unsatisfactory performance, the following will be considered prima facia evidence of unsatisfactory performance: repeated poor evaluations or a written record of repeated infractions of policies, procedures, directives or orders of the Sheriffs Office.
To Wit: On August 13, 2008, Deputy Sheriff Cain was the primary deputy sheriff dispatched to investigate suspicious items in a wooded area described as a bag possibly containing bones. Deputy Sheriff Cain was directed to an area by Mr. Kronk, but Deputy Sheriff Cain failed to locate any items described by Mr. Kronk. Deputy Sheriff Cain allowed Mr. Kronk to depart the scene without seeking any assistance from Mr. Kronk to locate the suspicious items. Deputy Sheriff Cain failed to thoroughly investigate the call for service which ultimately delayed the discovery of the remains of Ms. Caylee Anthony. In regards to Deputy Sheriff Cain's Truthfulness: This investigation revealed Deputy Sheriff Richard Cain was untruthful in statements he made during sworn testimony. Deputy Sheriff Cain provided sworn testimony to the Criminal Investigations Division on December 18, 2008, and in that testimony, Deputy Sheriff Cain clearly stated he had picked up a bag in the wooded area during the call on August 13, 2008, which had been pointed out to him by Mr. Kronk. The investigators went to great lengths to ensure Deputy Sheriff Cain was familiar with the call for service they were referring to. In addition, Deputy Sheriff Cain was able to recall many details regarding that call, On January 14, 2009, Deputy Sheriff Cain claimed to have confused the details of the calls on August 13 and August 18, 2008, to account for his untruthful testimony. Deputy Sheriff Cain's initial statement to investigators never included details of the call on August 18, 2008, except for allegedly picking up a bag containing leaves and sticks. Although he advised he confused the calls prior to his second interview on December 18, 2008, Deputy Sheriff Cain made no effort to contact the investigators to correct his statement; it wasn't until being ordered to return did he provide differing testimony. Even at that time, Deputy Sheriff Cain made no mention of confusing the call for service on August 13, 2008, with any other call, and in fact stated he had not answered any similar calls for service. The content of Deputy Sheriff Cain's testimony belies his later contention he confused the calls for service on August 13 and August 18, 2008. The Professional Standards Section conducted an interview with Deputy Sheriff Cain on January 14, 2009, to obtain additional information and to clarify previous information. During that interview, Deputy Sheriff Cain revealed for the first time he had confused the details of the calls for service on August 13 and August 18, 2008, but did not provide any infoimation regarding the call on August 18, 2008. Once researched, it was determined Deputy Sheriff Cain did answer another call in the area of Suburban Drive. The caller was identified as Mr. Williams. However, in a sworn interview Mr. Williams advised he did not observe Deputy Sheriff Cain pick up any
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bag in his presence other than the one (1) he handed him from his trunk that contained stuffed animals. Deputy Sheriff Cain did not include information regarding the bag containing the stuffed animals in his statement to the Professional Standards Section on January 14, 2009. Although he was able to recall many specific details regarding the call for service involving Mr. Williams, Deputy Sheriff Cain did not advise Mr. Williams handed him a plastic bag containing stuffed animals from his trunk. Deputy Sheriff Cain asserted Mr. Williams was not with him when he walked to a location in the wooded area during the call and picked up the bag containing yard debris. This is in direct conflict with Mr. Williams' sworn testimony that Deputy Sheriff Cain never walked away from his location nor did he pick up a garbage bag other than the bag Mr. Williams handed him containing stuffed animals. This also does not explain Deputy Sheriff Cain telling the investigators on December 18, 2008, that Mr. Kronk had specifically pointed out the bag containing the yard debris and that bag was the one (1) he picked up. If Deputy Sheriff Cain had indeed confused the calls, this did not occur on the calls involving Mr. Kronk or Mr. Williams. Deputy Sheriff Cain was required to speak with criminal investigators regarding his performance as an Orange County Sheriffs Office deputy as it related to the criminal investigation being conducted. It was determined Deputy Sheriff Cain provided untruthful, conflicting information to the investigators on December 18, 2008. It was also determined Deputy Sheriff Cain provided untruthful information during his interview with the Professional Standards Section on January 14, 2009. Based on a Preponderance of the Evidence, the allegation Deputy Sheriff Cain violated the following Orange County Sheriffs Office Written Directive is SUSTAINED:
5.1.3(11)
Truthfulness (Category 9)
"Personnel shall truthfully relay all information and answer all questions related to their employment with the agency, off-duty employment, volunteer activities with the agency, or questions otherwise related to Sheriff's Office operations, that are asked by, or provided to the Sheriff, the Sheriff's designee, or a superior officer."
To Wit:
On December 18, 2008, during a sworn interview regarding questions involving his employment with the Orange County Sheriffs Office Deputy Sheriff Cain was untruthful when he said, after Mr. Kronk pointed out a suspicious bag in a wooded area, he picked it up and the bottom fell out. Deputy Sheriff Cain later acknowledged he did not pick up a bag during his contact with Mr. Kronk. Deputy Sheriff Cain attempted to attribute the bag incident with another call for service on August 18, 2008. However, the witness testimony refutes Deputy Sheriff Cain's assertion he picked up a bag that contained leaves or yard waste during the August 18, 2008, call for service.
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To Wit:
On January 14, 2009, Deputy Sheriff Cain stated in his sworn interview it was Mr. Williams who identified and directed him to a bag in the wooded area which he picked up and determined it to be a bag of leaves and sticks. However, during his interview on February 3, 2009, Deputy Sheriff Cain stated Mr. Williams was not present when he picked up a bag that contained sticks and leaves. Having reviewed the testimony of Mr. Williams prior to his interview, Deputy Sheriff Cain was aware Mr. Williams stated Deputy Sheriff Cain did not leave his sight or pick up any other bag other than the one (1) he handed him from his trunk. The testimony of Deputy Sheriff Cain concerning having picked up a bag containing sticks and leaves while on the call for service on August 18, 2008, is deemed to be untruthful.
Under penalties of perjury, I declare that I have read the foregoing document and that the facts stated in it are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
AND
I, the undersigned, do hereby swear, under penalty of perjury, that, to the best of my personal knowledge, information, and belief, I have not knowingly or willfully deprived, or allowed another to deprive, the subject of the investigation of any of the rights contained in sis. 112.532 and 112.533, Florida Statutes.
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ROB HARDIMAN
NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA
Sworn to and suscribed before me, this , 2009, by E-S day of /7/1/444
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[Notary name printed] Personally Known or produced Identification Type of identification produced
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I HAVE READ THE FOREGOING AND CONCUR: Lieutenant Denise Demps-Rollins Prof sional Standards Section
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In compliance with Orange County Sheriff's Office Written Directives, and Florida Statute 119, the completed investigative report becomes public record unless exempt from disclosure by law. Requests for review and/or copies of completed internal investigations are granted in accordance with applicable law.
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TO:
Deputy Sheriff Richard Cain Uniform Patrol Division Sector II Captain Larry D. Krantz Professional Standards Section Status of Internal Investigation/Tracking number 2008-V20190
FROM:
SUBJECT:
In compliance with General Order 5.1.2, this memorandum provides the status of your investigation. The investigation remains active, but is expected to be concluded in the near future. Once completed, you will receive written notification via your chain of command. If you have any questions, you may contact Corporal Mike Ruggiero at 407-254-7441.
From:
Subject:
Effective this date, you are hereby relieved of your normal assigned duties and temporarily assigned to Material Control/Supply Section. This is predicated on a review of the allegations outlined in an ongoing internal investigation. 1. You are prohibited from representing yourself as a Deputy Sheriff or taking law enforcement action either on or off duty while in this status. You are to surrender all agency issued credentials (e.g., identification cards, badges). Also, you must surrender your agency issued firearm, vehicle, radio, and any other specialized equipment. You will be issued a civilian identification card by Human Resources Division. You will be assigned to Material Control/Supply Section until this matter is resolved. Your contact for scheduling purposes will be Ken Lewis or Marty Turner, telephone 407-254-7060. You are prohibited from engaging in enforcement related off-duty employment. You are directed to be available for contact by the Sheriff's Office from 0800 hours to 1700 hours, Monday through Friday.
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I INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
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Ms. Bernie Rice OCSO Legal Section Captain Larry D. Krantz Professional Standards Mandatory Internal Case Review/2009-V020190 Deputy Richard Cain
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SUBJECT:
Pursuant to Orange County Sheriffs Office General Order #5.1.0 (D-5, 6), the Professional Standards Section is forwarding the attached draft of the internal investigative report pertaining to Tracking Number 2009-V020190 regarding Deputy Richard Cain to your office for review. Please return the case along with your comments and/or opinions within seven (7) calendar days to the Professional Standards Section.
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On December 11, 2008, Mr. Roy Kronk, an employee of the Orange County Utilities Division, notified the Orange County Sheriffs Office that he had located a skull in the wooded area off Suburban Drive. The Criminal Investigations Division responded and conducted an extensive crime scene investigation that is continuing as of this date. On December 17, 2008,. I was contacted by Detective Barbara Bergin of CrimeLine and advised that CrimeLine had been contacted by an individual stating that in August he had called CrimeLine regarding a bag in the woods off Suburban Drive. Detective Bergin researched the tip and advised that on August 12, 2008, CrimeLine in fact had received a tip of this nature that had been forwarded to the Sheriffs Office. The information she provided about the tip led me to believe it may be connected to Mr. Kronk. Contemporaneous to this conversation, Mr. Kronk had contacted Corporal Yuri Melich and advised that he had called CrimeLine, and also the Sheriffs Office, in August about a bag in the woods off Suburban Drive. I directed Corporal Melich and Corporal Eric Edwards to re-interview Mr. Kronk regarding this new information. Corporal Melich, Corporal Edwards and an FBI agent interviewed Mr. Kronk the evening of December 17, 2008.
Following their interview of Mr. Kronk, detectives researched the calls for service to Suburban Drive and the CrimeLine tip, and established that Mr. Kronk made an anonymous call to the Sheriff's Office on August 11, 2008; an anonymous call to CrimeLine on August 12, 2008; and a second call to the Sheriff's Office on August 13, 2008, in which he agreed to meet with deputies on Suburban Drive. During the course of their criminal investigation, C.I.D. detectives interviewed Deputy Richard Cain, Deputy Kethlin Cutcher, Deputy Adriana Acevedo and Detective Jerold White as witnesses who may be able to provide the location and condition of physical
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evidence they observed, the information provided by Mr. Kronk, or the nature of information they received concerning calls for service and tips regarding a bag on Suburban Drive. It was determined that on August 11, 2008, Mr. Kronk made an anonymous call to the Sheriff's Office, reporting a bag. He did not want to meet with a deputy and the information was vague concerning the location of the bag in a heavily wooded area. Deputy Adriana Acevedo responded to the call, conducted an area check, and cleared the call without locating anything.
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On August 12, 2008, Mr. Kronk made an anonymous call to CrimeLine providing a description of a bag and a fence along Suburban Drive. The information contained on the tip sheet did not reference anything about bags and clothing in east Orange County. The tip was reviewed by Detective Jerold White; and, after consulting with a supervisor, he cleared the tip, noting the area had already been searched. Detective White's understanding was that the tip was referencing an area behind Hopespring Drive that was searched with a cadaver dog. On August 13, 2008, Mr. Kronk called the Sheriff's Office and agreed to meet with a deputy. Deputy Cain and Deputy Cutcher responded. Deputy Cutcher arrived approximately five minutes after Deputy Cain, briefly interacted with Mr. Kronk, observed Deputy Cain exiting the woods, but did not enter the woods herself. She was told by Deputy Cain the bag was trash. Deputy Cutcher's statement was consistent with Deputy Cain's, Mr. Kronk's, and the dispatch notes regarding her involvement. Deputy Cain's statement regarding his investigation and actions on the scene, specifically concerning his examination of the bag, contrasted with the information provided by Mr. Kronk. Deputy Cain was interviewed a second time and modified his statement as to his examination and observation of the bag. Based upon the statements provided by Mr. Kronk and Deputy Cain, there is a reasonable belief that Deputy Cain may not have satisfactorily handled the call for service; possibly not recovering critical evidence in a murder investigation. During Corporal Edwards' and Corporal Melich's interview with Mr. Kronk, they inquired as to why he did not inform the detectives on December 11, 2008 that he had previously contacted the Sheriff's Office about a bag in the woods. Mr. Kronk, in an unrecorded statement, advised that he told an initial responding patrol deputy on December 11, 2008 that he had called CrimeLine in August and was told by that deputy
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not to say that because it could be potentially embarrassing. C.I.D. detectives have not interviewed any deputies regarding this alleged incident as it does not have a direct bearing on the physical evidence or testimony in the murder investigation and they had independently verified Mr. Kronk had made calls in August. I am requesting that Professional Standards determine if Deputy Cain's perfolinance was satisfactory and whether a deputy on December 11, 2008 advised Mr. Kronk to withhold information from investigators. C.I.D. is in possession of, and can provide witness statements obtained, call logs and tip sheets.
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On December 11, 2008, at approximately 1100 hours, I responded to a wooded area near the intersection of Suburban Drive and Hopespring Drive, in reference a general investigation. Upon arrival, I was instructed by Sergeant Deeb (1364), to park my patrol vehicle on the right side of the road in front of a wooded area to control a crime scene. The wooded area was on the south side of Suburban Drive just east of Hopespring Drive. I was advised that the wooded area was secured with crime scene tape because possible human bones were located there. I then took the crime scene tape that was already up and placed it around my patrol vehicle. I was then given a crime scene contamination sheet by D/S Porter (0752) that was partially completed. I was advised to add anyone's name to the contamination sheet that entered the crime scene and did so as personnel entered the scene. I then made contact with D/S Turso (5619) on scene. D/S Turso provided me with a sworn written statement that Mr. Roy M. Kronk completed. Please see D/S Turso's supplemental report for further information regarding Mr. Kronk's sworn written statement. For a list of all persons that entered the crime scene, please see the crime scene contamination sheet. I was relieved by D/S Mercado (4155) and gave him the crime scene contamination sheet should anyone else enter the scene.
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On Thursday, December 11, 2008, at approximately 0942 hours, Deputy Porter (id 0752) and I responded to Suburban Drive and Hope Spring Drive in reference to a suspicious incident. We made contact with Roy Kronk, the reporter. Mr. Kronk stated he went into the woods at the corner of Suburban Drive and Hope Spring Drive to urinate. As he was urinating he saw a dark plastic garbage bag and tapped the bag with his meter reader. Mr. Kronk further stated he poked at the bag with the meter reader and an object, appearing to be a human skull, rolled out of the bag. Mr. Kronk reported the incident to his supervisors and the Orange County Sheriff's Office. Mr. Kronk showed me where he found the plastic garbage bag and the skull. The object appeared to be a small human skull with brownish hair around the sides of it (the top of the skull did not have any hair). There appeared to be tape around the front of the skull. I immediately exited the woods and started a Contamination Sheet. The scene was secured with Crime Scene Tape. Sergeant Deeb was notified and he responded to the scene. Mr. Kronk completed a sworn statement detailing the incident.
The Contamination Sheet and the Mr. Kronk's statement were turned over to Deputy Murphy (eid 5689). At 1216 hours, I responded to 4937 Hope Spring Drive and secured the rear of the residence. I was relieved at 1305 hours.
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Agency OP
Area 52
Report No
Dispatch Date
08/11/2008
Enroute Time 08/11/2008 16:54:52 Rep Dist .20A :Location '8701 SUBURBAN DR
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Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID .Terminal ID Status Date/Time :ENTRY 08/18/2008 12:29:06 3453 'SC36
ITEXT:COMPL FOUND SEVERAL STUFF ANIMALS & GIRL'S CLOTHES BEHIND THE RES!) BY THE !SCHOOL_ COMPL IS CONCERNED AND REQ D/S \NAME:KEITH WILLIAMS / 10-56 \PH:407-68319692 'Status Segment Status Date/Time 1E911 08/18/2008 12:29:06 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID 3453 Terminal ID 5C36
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1\LAT:+28.524756 LON:-81.294708 \PNUM:946-9659 :Status Segment Status Date/Time HOLDINFO 08/18/2008 12:29:58 !HOLD 'Status Segment Status bate/Time 08/18/2008 12:33:06 DISP-ENR 220A ;Status Segment Status Date/Time 08/18/2008 12:33:06 ID 220A <4578>CAIN,RICHARD !Status Segment Status Date/Time 08/18/2008 12:37:58 :MISC .1505, S23 IS 10-26 ON THIS CALL Status Segment Status Date/Time 08/18/2008 12:51:15 ONSCENE 220A Status Segment ONSCENOK 220A !Status Segment Status Date/Time :MISC 08/18/2008 12:54:41
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220A T12 WITH CALLER AND 51 TO WOODED AREA WILL BE ONFOOT !Status Segment Status Date/Time 08/18/2008 13:11:55 MISC Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2522 SC55
1220A, REQ ON CALL CHILD ABUSE T45 ME ;Status Segment Status Date/Time MISC 08/18/2008 13:14:52 1220A, PAGED DV17 (Status Segment Status Date/Time 08/18/2008 13:32:30 !MISC 220A, CONNECTED TO DV15 Status Segment Status Date/Time MISC 08/18/2008 13:59:37 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 4578 2455 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 3701 5C83 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 3701 5C83
1220A, PROPERTY WAS VERY OLD AND IN AN AREA THAT WAS USEDFOR DUMPING UNTIL THE
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:FENCE WAS PUT UP !Status Segment Status bate/Time CLEAR 08/18/2008 13:59:59 1220A NR, SEE NOTES Status Segment Status Date/Time CLOSE 08/18/2008 13:59:59 220A NR Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 2455 4578 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 2455 4578
Details 18451693
Unit Ib 220A
Dept ID 1 4578
Assignment 1
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Time
Transport Time
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Priority 1 Jurisdiction SO
Agency OP
Area 52
Arrival Date Arrival Time Cleared Date Cleared Time 12/11/2008 09:42:53 12/12/2008 06:37:59 Map Coordinates 00571765 01510166 Apartment City ORG Area
Location (SUBURBAN DR/ HOPESPRING DR' Cross Street. 1(8749 SUBURBAN DR/4701 HOPESPRING DR)
Geo Flag?
Unit ID Dept ID 1 Assignment 1 Dept ID 2 Assignment 2 Dept ID 3 Assignment 3 Dept ID 4 Assignment 41 1222 5689 4123 Beat 20 Dup of Call No In Progress? Premise Hazard? 'Fire Call No EMS Call No Entry Did 0742 Address Dispatch Did 2245 Phone No 407 254 9751
:Name
:RUSTY - UNTILITIES DEPT
TEXT:E SIDE OF CHICKASAW ROY KRONK - METER READER - WHI COLORADO P/U W/OC MARKERS ANAME:RUSTY - UNTILITIES DEPT \PH:407 254 9751 'Status Segment _Status Date/Time 'PRIOR 12/11/2008 09:34:14 OP T YESTERDAY 17:28:04 (9 MORE)
Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID
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"Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 09:35:34 ;DISPATCH 1220A .Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 09:35:34 11) :220A <5619>TURSO,EDUARD !Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 09:37:54 ENROUTE 220A Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 09:39:36
!Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 09:39:36 ID '220 <0752>PORTER,PAMELA !Status Segment Status Date/Time
Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 09:46:01 :ONSCENOK '220 Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 09:46:01 ONSCENOK 220A :Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 10:00:09 :BACK-ER 1220 PA22A Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 10:00:09 TD
PA22A <1777>BROWN,JEFFERY
'Status Segment Status Date/Time Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal II)
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12/11/2008 10:04:31
1596
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Status Segment Status bate/Time Ib 12/11/2008 10:04:31 C22 <1596>GEIGER,ROBERT 'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 10:10:30 ONSCENE .C22 ;Status Segment Status bate/Time ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 10:17:45 C22 Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 10:19:06 ONSCENOK 1220 'Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 10:19:09 ONSCENOK 220A :Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 10:22:19 BACK-ER 220 222E
Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID Status Segment Status bate/Time 2245 SC55 12/11/2008 10:22:19 i r.1) 1222E <5687>MARTINEZ,JOHN <3913>VIGNALI,JAMES :Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 10:22:23 BACK-ER 1220 221B `Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 10:22:23 221B <3802>BONETTI,FRANK Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 3802 3525 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 3802 3525
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i222 <5689>MURPHY,SEAN <4123>LOVE,BRYAN (ARTHUR) !Status Segment Status Date/Time ;PREEMPT 12/11/2008 10:24:14 222E 'Status Segment Status Date/Time BACK-ER 12/11/2008 10:26:04 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 0175 487M Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2245 5C55
PA22A PA20
'Status Segment Status Date/Time ID 12/11/2008 10:26:04 PA20 <0175>GORDON,TINA !Status Segment Status Date/Time INSRVICE 12/11/2008 10:31:54 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 1596 089M Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 0175 487M
C22
'Status Segment Status Date/Time 1ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 10:32:49 220 _IS:tutus:Segment_ :Status:bate/Time_ _. Jurisdiction...Report No ..0v.erricte?._10perator DID Terminal Ib ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 10:32:50 2245 SC55 220A 1Status Segment MISC 1.1056, T39 CA10 :Status Segment Status Date/Time :BACK-OS 12/11/2008 10:35:09 1PA22A 522 Status Segment Status bate/Time ID 12/11/2008 10:35:09 1522 <1364>bEEB,MICHAEL Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID !Status Segment Status Date/Time BACK-ER 12/11/2008 10:35:12 . 5C82 0090 522 CA10 ;Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 10:35:12 ID Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 0090 SC82 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 0090 :5C82 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 0090 SC82 Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 10:34:14 ,Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 0090 SC82 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2245 SC55
!CA10 <1804>ALLEN,JOHN V
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'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 10:35:40 IONSCENOK 1522 Status Segment Status Date/Time CHGLOC 12/11/2008 10:37:20 1221B 4200 5 CHICKASAW TL ,ORG Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 10:48:29 ONSCENE PA20 Status Segment Status Date/Time 'PREEMPT 12/11/2008 10:49:41 1222 Status Segment Status Date/Time 1ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 10:51:45 PA20 Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 10:55:25 1MISC
1.1056, MEDIA STAGING AT THE CHURCH 4200 5 CHICKASAW A (VISTA CHURCH) Status Segment Status bate/Time ;BACK-ER 12/11/2008 10:57:19 1522 222 'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 10:57:19 ID .Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID 2245 Terminal ID SC55 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2245 5C55
222 <5689>MURPHY,SEAN <4123>LOVE,BRYAN (ARTHUR) Status Segment ONSCENE 12218 ;Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 11:00:55 ONSCENE 1222 :Status Segment Status Date/Time 'Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID 5689 Terminal ID 4605 Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 10:58:13 ,Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 3802 352S
IONSCENOK 12218
12/11/200811:02:38
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!Status Segment Status bate/Time IONSCENOK - 12/11/200811:05:50 222 Status Segment ONSCENOK 1222 Status Segment ONSCENOK 220 Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 11:45:56 Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 11:10:56 Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 11:10:56
: Terminal Ib 5C55-
Terminal ID SC55
Terminal ID SC55
1 MISC
Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2245 5C55 ST ISAACS Jurisdiction Report No ; Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 2245 SC55 ST ISAACS
221B, CHURCH ACROSS THE STREET Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 11:46:01 IMISC
Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID ;Status Segment Status bate/Time 080122093 5689 4605 , :CASE 12/11/2008 11:49:12 SO :222 500800122093 Assigned (Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 11:56:05 !BACK-ER 220 222E Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 11:56:05 ID Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 5687 4565 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator bib Terminal Ib 5687 4565
222E <5687>MARTINEZ,JOHN <3913>VIGNALI,JAMES IStatus Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 11:56:34 IBACK-ER
PA22A MO20 MO22 MO23 MO25 !Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 11:56:34 ID :MO20 <1575>SANTIAGO,CARL !Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 11:56:34 lib IMO22 <0445>LOCKMAN,RICHARD JR :Status Segment Status bate/Time Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 00 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal lb 2245 5C55 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID .Terminal ID 2245 5C55
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;ID
12/11/2008 11:56:34
2245
5C55
MO23 <0320>KOCHANOWSKI CHARLES 'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 11:56:34 ID Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2245 SC55
MO25 <2749>LITTLEJOHN,JOSEPH (LJ) Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 12:13:41 ONSCENE MO23 :Status Segment Status bate/Time :BACK-ER 12/11/2008 12:15:23 :522 D43 T96 CH II :Status Segment Status Date/Time ID 12/11/2008 12:15:23 D43 <100408>RAGAN,BRANDON N Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 'Status Segment Status Date/Time 2824 12/11/2008 12:15:26 ; 804M ;BACK-ER IMO20 MO26 :Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 12:15:26 ID Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID ,Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal 100408 2535 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 100408 2535 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 0320 813M
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MO26 <2824>BROOKS,KRISTIAN (KRIS) :Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 12:15:30 ONSCENE IMO25 Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 12:16:09 MISC Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 0752 996M Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2749 2585
220, HOUSE SECURED. FEMALE, MALLORY bIANNE PARKER WAS 112 INSIDE :Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 12:16:55 INSRVICE 1222E Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 5687 4565
DID Terminal ID
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MO20 Status Segment Status bate/Time 'ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 12:19:37 1MO23 Status Segment Status Date/Time ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 12:19:37 MO25 'Status Segment Status Date/Time IN5RVICE 12/11/2008 12:25:04 PA20 Status Segment Status bate/Time BACK-ER 12/11/2008 12:29:41 1522 221 222D ;Status Segment Status Date/Time iID 12/11/2008 12:29:41 1221 <5490>KIRKLAND,JOHN ;Status Segment Status Date/Time Ib 12/11/200812:29:41 222D <4949>VONGRAFF,TODD !Status Segment Status bate/Time :BACK-ER 12/11/2008 12:42:21 D43 b42 Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 12:42:21 ID 1D42 <5063>HERSCHELMAN,RANDOLPH !Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 12:47:10 1MISC 1D42, D42 X96 TO CH2 !Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 12:50:13 ONSCENE : 1222b : Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 4949 1015 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 5063 788M Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 5063 788M Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 5063 788M Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 0755 SC55 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 0755 5C55 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 0755 SC55 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 0175 487M Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 2245 SC55 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 2245 SC55
1 : Jurisdiction .Report No Override? Operator bib Terminal Ib Status Segment Status bate/Time 2245 SC55 12/11/2008 12:55:16 ; ONSCENOK ,
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(Status Segment Status bate/Time BACK-ER 12/11/2008 12:58:12 PA22A Ul Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 12:58:12 ID 1U1 <0001>BEARY,KEVIN 'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 13:01:17 BACK-ER 1221 SR0112 ;Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 13:01:17 ID
SR0112 <4448>BURGOS,CHRISTOPHER A ;Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 13:03:37 BACK-ER MO20 MO27 'Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 13:03:37 ;Ib Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2790 634M Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 2790 634M
MO27 <2790>MARINONI,GUSTAVO (GUS) Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 13:05:35 .ONSCENE D42 :Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/200813:06:19 IONSCENE 41)43 ;Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 13:10:35 ONSCENOK Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator bIb Terminal ID Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 100408 2535 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 5063 788M
0755
5C58
1D42
!Status Segment ;ONSCENOK b43 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator bIb Terminal lb :Status Segment Status Date/Time 2790 634M ONSCENE 12/11/2008 13:33:19 _ MO27 Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 13:10:35 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 5C58 0755
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'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 13:33:33 ONSCENOK MO27 Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 13:34:15 ONSCENE !221 Status Segment Status Date/Time 1ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 13:37:03 1221 'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 13:37:54 IINSRVICE 12218 :Status Segment Status bate/Time CLEAR 12/11/2008 13:39:40
:
221 NR !Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 13:39:53 1UNAVAIL D42 Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 13:39:55 1UNAVAIL D43 !Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 13:39:56 :BACK-OS 220 221 ;Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 13:39:56 ID .221 <5490>KIRKLAND,JOHN :Status Segment Status Date/Time UNA VAIL 12/11/2008 13:39:59 1220 Status Segment Status bate/Time 1UNA VAIL 12/11/200813:40:00 220A Status Segment Status bate/Time Jurisdiction Report No Override? .Operator DID Terminal ID S '614 Jurisdiction Report No 'Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2245 SC55 Jurisdiction Report No .Override? Operator DID Terminal ID. 2245 SC55 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2245 SC55 Jurisdiction Report No .Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2245 SC55 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2069 SC58 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 2069 5C58
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IUNAVAIL 222
12/11/2008 13:40:04
2245
5C55
!Status Segment Status Date/Time !UNAVAIL 12/11/2008 13:40:06 222D !Status Segment Status Date/Time 1UNAVAIL 12/11/2008 13:40:10 Ul !Status Segment Status Date/Time IUNAVAIL 12/11/2008 13:40:13 1SR0112 Status Segment Status Date/Time 1UNAVAIL 12/11/2008 13:40:15 S22 Status Segment Status bate/Time lUNAVAIL 12/11/2008 13:40:16 CA 10 !Status Segment Status Date/Time IUNAVAIL 12/11/2008 13:40:18 lIDA22A Status Segment Status Date/Time :UNAVAIL 12/11/2008 13:40:20 MO25 :Status Segment Status Date/Time lUNAVAIL 12/11/2008 13:40:22 lMO27 Status Segment Status Date/Time 1UNAVAIL 12/11/200813:40:23 1MO26 :Status Segment Status Date/Time 1UNAVAIL 12/11/2008 13:40:26 MO20 !Status Segment Status Date/Time lUNAVAIL 12/11/2008 13:40:29
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lIDA22A S28 ;Status Segment Status bate/Time 'ID 12/11/2008 14:02:40 :528 <1723>SPAHN,LAWRENCE (LARRY) !Status Segment Status bate/Time BACK-ER 12/11/2008 14:16:33
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`Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:18:02 1ONSCENE PA22A 'Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 14:18:17 ONSCENOK PA22A 'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:22:40 BACK-05 MO20 MO24 Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:22:40 ID 1MO24 <0389>GERRITY,STEVEN :Status Segment Status Date/Time :BACK-ER 12/11/2008 14:23:19 1PA22A 322E Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 14:23:19 ID
322E <3848>DOUGHERTY,CHRISTOPHER Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:23:20 BACK-ER 220 322A !Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:23:20 ID 1322A <4155>MERCAbO,HERBERT (ROB) `Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 14:23:51 :BACK-ER 1220 325C 1Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:23:51 ill) 1325C <3381>BRIDGES,JAMES (JIM) 'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:24:14 IONSCENE 1320B Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 4400 948M 'Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 3381 043M Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 3381 043M Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 2235 4155 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 223S 4155
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'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:26:30 ONSCENOK 320B 'Status Segment ONSCENOK :MO24 !Status Segment ICHGLOCOS Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:36:59 Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:26:30
Terminal ID SC55
Terminal ID 043M
325C 4937 HOPESPRING DR ,ORG :Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 14:43:38 INSRVICE ID43
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'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:43:46 'INSRVICE 1D42 Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:45:00 !ONSCENE 1322E Status Segment ONSCENE Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:49:02
Terminal ID 2235
322A
Status Segment INSRVICE MO20 'Status Segment :INSRVICE MO26 'Status Segment ;INSRVICE 1MO22 Status Segment :INSRVICE Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:49:52 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID 1575 Terminal ID 439M Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:49:50 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID 1575 Terminal ID 439M Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:49:14 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID 2824 Terminal ID 804M Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 14:49:05 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID 1575 Terminal ID 439M
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!Status Segment Status Date/Time Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 00 L, !J
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:INSRVICE MO24
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Status Segment Status Date/Time INSRVICE 12/11/2008 14:49:57 MO25 Status Segment Status bate/Time INSRVICE 12/11/2008 14:49:59 !MO27 Status Segment Status Date/Time ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 14:53:55 322A 'Status Segment Status Date/Time ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 14:53:55 322E 'Status Segment Status Date/Time ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 14:53:55 325C 'Status Segment Status bate/Time INSRVICE 12/11/2008 15:47:50 SR0112 :Status Segment Status Date/Time ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 16:05:14 1U1 'Status Segment ONSCENOK 1528 `Status Segment ONSCENOK CA10 Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 16:15:28 Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 16:05:14 Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 16:05:14
Terminal Ib 5C55
5 Terminal Ib
CHGLOCOS
320B 4937 HOPESPRING bR ,ORG 'Status Segment Status Date/Time IONSCENOK 12/11/2008 16:19:00 Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator bIb Terminal Ib 2245 5C55
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13208 Status Segment Status Date/Time 'BACK-ER 12/11/2008 16:27:53 320B345 Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 16:27:53 ID Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 0755 5C58 Jurisdiction Report No Override? .Operator DID Terminal ID 5C58 0755
345 <5615>PORTEUS,ROBERT <4724>LONGO,RICHARD (RJ) Status Segment Status bate/Time PREEMPT 12/11/2008 16:28:08 345 Status Segment Status bate/Time CHGLOCOS 12/11/2008 16:30:03 322A SUBURBAN/HOPESPRINGS Status Segment Status bate/Time CHGLOC 12/11/2008 16:30:52 1528 10244 E COLONIAL DR ,ORG :Status Segment Status bate/Time ;PREEMPT 12/11/2008 16:40:28
:
:Status Segment Status bate/Time ON5CENOK 12/11/2008 16:41:56 ;;;;;;;;;;;; 322A Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 17:02:35 INSRVICE 220A !Status Segment Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 17:11:24 BACK-OS 320B 320A Status Segment Status Date/Time
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320A <4082>WHITE,EDWARD : !Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/200817:14:43 MISC 522, SUPPLEMENTAL Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal Ib 1364 621M . 1 1
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!Status Segment Status Date/Time ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 17:28:13 528 'Status Segment Status Date/Time ONSCENOK 12/11/2008 17:28:16 320A Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 17:32:01 IINSRVICE . 222D !Status Segment Status Date/Time 1UNAVAIL 12/11/2008 17:36:43
;Status Segment Status Date/Time IUNAVAIL 12/11/2008 17:36:43 1528 :Status Segment Status Date/Time !UNAVAIL 12/11/200817:36:43 IPA22A :Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 17:36:43 1UNAVAIL
ICA10
!Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 17:36:43 1UNAVAIL I325C Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID :Terminal ID
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Status Segment Status Date/Time 1UNAVAIL 12/11/2008 17:36:43 322E Status Segment Status Date/Time 1UNAVAIL 12/11/2008 17:36:43 322A Status Segment UNAVAIL 13208 'Status Segment UNAVAIL 320A !Status Segment 1INSRVICE 528 'Status Segment Status Date/Time Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 18:25:25 Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 17:36:52 Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 17:36:43
Terminal ID SC55
Terminal ID 5C55
Terminal ID 797M
Terminal ID
'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 18:25:44 1ID 1528 <1723>SPAHN,LAWRENCE (LARRY) 'Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 18:52:01 'PREEMPT 1528 'Status Segment 1INSRVICE Status bate/Time 12/11/2008 19:15:29 ....,.. ,,...... .,,,
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'Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID ;Terminal ID :Status Segment Status bate/Time 3913 589M 12/11/200819:19:47 , :BACK-ER 1320A V108 ;Status Segment Status Date/Time 12/11/2008 19:19:47 ID V108 <3913>VIGNALI,JAMES Status Segment Status Date/Time Jurisdiction Report No Override? Operator DID Terminal ID 3913 589M
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