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On 6/14/2015 at approximately 1833 hours, I was conducting a security walk in Tower 12-B Pod at the Lower Buckeye Jail (address listed above). After I completed the walk in B pod I came up to cell 8 and noticed (V1) Inmate Stark, Arthur MCSO Booking Number (T174712) was laying on the lower bed inside his assigned cell with a pink Inmate towel over his forehead. I then asked Inmate Stark why he didn’t come up to get his evening meal. Inmate Stark then stated to me, "I am not hungry". I then ordered Inmate Stark to remove the pink Inmate towel from his head.

Once the pink Inmate towel had been removed from Inmate Stark’s head, I noticed that he had a few cuts on his forehead and bruising all around his head. I then asked Inmate Stark how he had sustained all the injuries. Inmate Stark then stated to me, "I slipped and fell in the shower." I then made a radio call to the Tower 12 Tower Officer to close cell 8 so that Inmate Stark would be secured inside of his assigned cell. I then exited Tower12- B Pod to get …show more content…
At approximately 1806 Inmate Hendy going into cell 16 and throwing off his shirt onto the bottom bunk. Then you see Inmate Lopez walk towards cell 16 and stand outside of the cell. Then following that, Inmate Byassee goes and stands next to Inmate Lopez. Then the video shows Inmate Stark walking into cell 16. After several seconds Inmate Lopez and Inmate Byassee go into cell 16. After both inmates enter the cell there is more movement in the back of the cell. At approximately 1808 you see Inmate Hendy come out of cell 16 with his shirt on followed by Inmate Lopez and Inmate Byassee. You see another Inmate high-five and hug Inmate Hendy. On video you then see Inmate Stark walk out of cell 16 last and Inmate Stark makes his ways to the showers, and as this is happening Inmate Hendy is then shown on camera wiping up the floor in cell 16 with a pink inmate
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