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ed that his cell phone, which had been surrendered at the security checkpoint at the entrance of the USAO, was seized by the FBI. The cell phone, a Motorola G6/XT1921-5, IMEI 99000544589395, was seized pursuant to a search warrant issued by SDNY. OFFICER 1 was then told that he could get his phone back
e following information: OFFICER 1 has worked for BOP for four years. OFFICER 1 was working an overtime shift in the Special Housing Unit (SHU), 10 South, on a 12am-8am shift at the time that JEFFREY EPSTEIN was found unresponsive in his cell. OFFICER 1 couldn't recall the exact date but did recall t
ed that his cell phone, which had been surrendered at the security checkpoint at the entrance of the USAO, was seized by the FBI. The cell phone, a Motorola G6/XT1921-5, IMEI was seized pursuant to a search warrant issued by SDNY. was then told that he could get his phone back that day if he gave inve
rview, provided the following information: has worked for BOP for four years. was working an overtime shift in the Special Housing Unit (SHU), 10 South, on a 12am-8am shift at the time that JEFFREY EPSTEIN was found unresponsive in his cell. couldn't recall the exact date but did recall that it was
sed that his cell phone, which had been surrendered at the security checkpoint at the entrance of the USAO was seized by the FBI. The cell phone, a Motorola was seized pursuant to a search warrant issued by SDNY. was then told that he could get his phone back that day if he gave investigators his pass
rview, provided the following information: has worked for BOP for four years. ?as working an overtime shift in the Special Housing Unit (SHU), 10 South, on a 12am-8am shift at the time that JEFFREY EPSTEIN was found unresponsive in his cell. couldn't recall the exact date but did recall that it was
ed that his cell phone, which had been surrendered at the security checkpoint at the entrance of the USAO, was seized by the FBI. The cell phone, a Motorola G6/XT1921-5, IMEI 99000544589395, was seized pursuant to a search warrant issued by SDNY. was then told that he could get his phone back that day
rview, provided the following information: has worked for BOP for four years. was working an overtime shift in the Special Housing Unit (SHU), 10 South, on a 12am-8am shift at the time that JEFFREY EPSTEIN was found unresponsive in his cell. couldn't recall the exact date but did recall that it was
ed that his cell phone, which had been surrendered at the security checkpoint at the entrance of the USAO, was seized by the FBI. The cell phone, a Motorola G6/XT1921-5, IMEI 99000544589395, was seized pursuant to a search warrant issued by SDNY. was then told that he could get his phone back that day
ation of FU-302 of (U) Interview of 08/29/2019 ,page 3 of 3 door "46". stated that Officer NOWELL had to use the bathroom that was located on 10 South. stated that Officers use the stairs outside of door "46" to get to the bathroom, since there is not an elevator that goes from 9 South to 10 Sout
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