Epstein Secrets

ew of and approved the false count. The OIG found that Senior Officer Specialist 6 modified the count slips received from the SHU and Receiving and Discharge, failed to request a recount of the SHU inmates, and cleared the 10 p.m. institutional count knowing that it was inaccurate in violation of BOP poli

e during a round, which is also reflected in BOP Lieutenant training, but this expectation was not memorialized in any BOP or MCC New York policy or Post Order. The OIG recommends that the BOP develop a policy, either at an agency-wide or institution-specific level, to define what is expected of supervisor

ial Use Only—Not for Public Release The OIG found that Senior Officer Specialist 6 modified the count slips received from the SHU and Receiving and Discharge, failed to request a recount of the SHU inmates, and cleared the 10:00 p.m. institutional count knowing that it was inaccurate in violation of BOP p

e during a round, which is also reflected in BOP lieutenant training, but this expectation was not memorialized in any BOP or MCC New York policy or Post Order. The OIG recommends that the BOP develop a policy, either at an agency-wide or institution-specific level, to define what is expected of supervisor

ew of and approved the false count. The OIG found that Senior Officer Specialist 6 modified the count slips received from the SHU and Receiving and Discharge, failed to request a recount of the SHU inmates, and cleared the 10 p.m. institutional count knowing that it was inaccurate in violation of BOP poli

e during a round, which is also reflected in BOP Lieutenant training, but this expectation was not memorialized in any BOP or MCC New York policy or Post Order. The OIG recommends that the BOP develop a policy, either at an agency-wide or institution-specific level, to define what is expected of superviso

ew of and approved the false count. The OIG found that Senior Officer Specialist 6 modified the count slips received from the SHU and Receiving and Discharge, failed to request a recount of the SHU inmates, and cleared the 10 p.m. institutional count knowing that it was inaccurate in violation of BOP poli

e during a round, which is also reflected in BOP Lieutenant training, but this expectation was not memorialized in any BOP or MCC New York policy or Post Order. The OIG recommends that the BOP develop a policy, either at an agency-wide or institution-specific level, to define what is expected of supervisor