Inmate Bennett Case Study

At 1907 hours Orange County Sheriff's Deputy R. Graham arrived at the ED Security’s office and escorted by Officer Omar Alonso to CDU where they spoke to Nurse Lori who stated

On 03/25/2015, at approximately 1214 hours, your affiant was dispatched to 209 East Centre Street for a break and enter into a structure.

At 2100 hours P.A. Pat Lilly CS120 ordered Inmate Freiday to MIHS (Maricopa Integrated Health System) to determine the cause of Inmate Freiday’s chest pain.

MA3 Bernard Jennings (CVN75 SEC) had a court appearance at 1200 today for a protective order hearing. He also had two outstanding warrants for assault & batter on a family member. When he went to court (escorted by MAC Powers), he was taken into custody for the warrants. The court was unable to inform MAC Powers how long he would be in jail or any details on his arrest. MA1 Chantese Moore picked him up. MA3 Jennings was released for the night and he went home. He needs to be back in court at tomorrow at 0900. (SITREP DRAFTED)

On 11-30-2015 at approximately 1550 hours I Officer Hildebrand, Officer Kevin Engle, Sgt Joseph Harris responded to a medical call on MRL (Montana Rail Link) property. The incident occurred on MRL property near Bennett street and Park street train trestle.

On 11/21/2016, at about 1421 hours, at the Durango Jail located at 3225 West Gibson Lane Phoenix, Arizona 85009, Inmate Knops, Anthony T309345 arrived to medical to see CHS Staff member Myriam CS298 for pain in his right side and back. PA Vanschill CH114 ordered Inmate Knops to be sent to Maricopa Integrated Health System (MIHS) located at 2601 E Roosevelt St, Phoenix, AZ 85008 via ambulance to rule out Rhabdomyolysis.

Transportation manager was able to get arresting officer Roberts cell phone number (late Monday)and was left 4 messages and has yet returned our calls (Wednesday Morning)

At approximately 2000 hours, Durango Jail Medical Staff, Anthony 1247H notified SGT Cooper A8434 that Inmate Staggs was being ordered out to Maricopa Integrated Health Services, located at 2601 E. Roosevelt Lane, Phoenix, AZ 85008, by P.A. Collon HS388 via Ambulance to rule out a broken jaw.

I accompanied Officer Efrain Rueda while transporting Jackson to Sedgwick County Jail. We left Wichita State University at 1642 hours and arrived at the jail at 1656 hours. While at the Jail I helped Officer Rueda inventory Jackson belongings and helped complete other necessary paperwork. We began inventorying

At approximately 1617 hours, Inmate Olson was escorted to the Medical Clinic by Officer Encinas B3226. While in medical RN Myriam evaluated Inmate Olson and at 1625 hours, Inmate Olson was ordered to be transported to Maricopa Integrated Health System MIHS located at 2601 E. Roosevelt St. Phoenix AZ 85008 via ambulance per Dr. Phillips CS108 for attempted

Sgt. Bailey called Walanda and attempted to obtain her exact whereabouts. Walanda told Sgt. Bailey she will call when she is on her way to the court to follow the process. At approximately 1320 Hours, I picked up a detention order at records and responded forthwith to 520 King Street Court Services Unit. I met with Alysha Howard and completed a rip assessment form.

On April 25, 2016, I followed up with Stephanie Sharnweber (mother). She reported that her son has been committed to Dominion Hospital where he is currently undergoing psychiatric testing and is not accessible for a ripp assessment. On April 26, 2016, I spoke to Ms. Priscilla Harp of the Court Services Unit who

On 7/31/15 at approximately 1947 hours I was assigned to Tower 14 at the Lower Buckeye jail located at the address listed above. Officer Mora B3172 who was assigned as the Tower 13 control officer called one core to notify the floor officers that multiple inmates were arguing and could escalate into a fight.

The court must listen to the evidence received by two doctors and their evidence must satisfy the court that the offender is suffering from a mental illness as described under the definition above and that their detention is appropriate for medical treatment to take place. They must also assert the court that appropriate medical treatment is available for the offender and when considering to imposing the above order the courts must also take into consideration the offenders history and character; any other relevant circumstances and any other alternative methods that could be imposed. All other avenues must also be explored before the court makes its final decision. the evidence given by the doctors must ascertain the court that hospitalisation is the most beneficial course of action to take in this offenders case (MHLO, 2010)

Prisons and jails have become America’s largest provider for mental health services. The Harris County Jail treats more individuals with mental health issues on a daily basis than our state 's 10 psychiatric hospitals combined (Texas Observer). Law enforcement authorities are not meant to care for those who are mentally ill and often lack the resources and expertise to do so. We desperately need to reduce the number of people with mental illness in jails by providing this often overlooked population the mental health services they deserve.