On Thursday, May 12th, at approximately 1421, I, Officer Josh Summey was contacted by Games Supervisor, Unit 551 with a request to pull one of his associates and Audit him as one of his Supervisors witnessed him counting his money and messing with his shoe. I made my way from the Monitor Room to Showplace Long Range Shot and escorted Mr. Justin Cassidy to Showplace Bank where his till was counted and found to have no variance. I then escorted Mr. Cassidy to the North Carolina Interview and performed a Compliance Verification Audit which turned up 27$ from his shoe. He informed me of this fact before beginning the Audit and told me that this was his own cash and that he always kept his money in his shoes instead of his wallet. After questioning…
On October 14, 2016, at 1556 hours, Officer Villalon requested back up at room 1B102, with a disruptive Veteran. Upon arrival, I entered the room and saw Veteran James Wilson – 4010 sitting in a chair and Officer Villalon standing beside the desk to the right. While in the room Officer Villalon was explaining to Wilson that he could use profanity towards Pat Garrett the Pharmacy Supervisor. Wilson stated “Well use profanity towards me”. Officer Villalon stated “you use profanity towards him first”.…
The attached investigative report was compiled by Sergeant Mauricio Medina, Employee #108754, and responds to the complaint of local attorney Ms. Arlene Hecht against Officer Robert G. McCorkle, III, Employee #70317, of the East Patrol Command, Eastside Division for Conduct and Behavior. The allegation is that on December 1, 2016, Officer McCorkle, after finding out that Ms. Hecht had made a plea-bargain deal on behalf of her client while he was in another court, he threatened her by saying that he was going to start going to her parent’s scrap yard business and write them more tickets, in retaliation for the plea-bargain. The incident occurred at the downtown municipal court building at 1400 Lubbock at approximately 1000 hours. Specifically,…
Not only does your NCO as to explain to higher up about your action but you as well must explain why you are not where you should be; you must take responsible for your actions and you have to answer for your actions as well. Its overall your responsibility to make sure you are where you should be and account for at all times. Being in the military, you quickly learn/ noticed that things change every day in a blind of an eye; so you must be available at all times and ready to adapted to any and every situation the accuses. As a soldier, you must not only be account for yourself but for your personal items/ equipment as well. No matter what MOS we have items/ equipment that we must guard on an everyday basis.…
On July 20, 2016 Jake sent a disrespectful email to Juneau Police Department (JPD) Chief of Police using his State email at work. The email stated in part “…You are full of shit! ... You people have no Honor! .... FUCK YOU JPD!” (email attached).…
I conducted my interview with Ernest McBride. The interview was conducted on Friday, November 18, 2016 from 10:00am to 1:00pm. McBride is a seventy-eight year old African American male. He currently resides in Lakewood, C.A. with his wife of 50 years, Bobbie McBride. The three major issues to be addressed NAACP, membership, militaty life and racial inequality in the life of Ernest McBride.…
Shaking The Captain’s Hand It was the middle of June, and I had just taken my CDA (Child Development Associates) exam. This exam was so important to me because it meant moving up to a higher position on my job as childcare professional. I had to work the next day, so I did not have time to even think about the test results. I was called to the office to speak with my childcare trainer. I thought she had observed me doing something wrong in the classroom, because that is usually the case when you are called to the training office.…
I know what I did was wrong and not in keeping with the Navy core values of Honor, Courage and Commitment. I lost my Integrity and believed I could cheat the system. And as such I accept any punishment that may come. However, I do believe that I can make this incident a learning experience and grow further within the navy rather than just make it another mistake that will lead to the loss of a sailor.…
At that moment we had travelled some cruises with Carnival when our children were really small, then we travelled with Disney as they grew, and we decided to start travelling with Carnival again now that our kids are older, and my husband never needed a passport so I did not investigate further. I was also moving from a 3000sq. foot home into an 1100sq. foot apartment in the two weeks prior to the sail date. Speaking truthfully, I also do not have the date or name of the representative whom I spoke with,…
. On 22 July 2016, an investigation disclosed you were found sleeping in the dispatch center by the oncoming dispatcher. The oncoming dispatcher attempted entry through the remote access door in addition to several knocks on the door with 3 phone calls to the dispatch center. After several failed attempt the oncoming dispatcher knocked on the window where he observed you sleeping. This shows a complete disregard by you to meet Air Force standards.…
First, it must be determined if the members of Congress and the individual navy sailor have the standing needed to file suit. The issue of standing is covered by Article III, § 2 of the Constitution. There are two standing requirement tests: the constitutional test and the prudential test. (Lujan) The constitutional test requires the following for a party to have standing: 1) the party must have suffered injury-in-fact, (meaning it must be concrete and either actual or imminent), 2) there must be a causal connection between the injury and the conduct complained of which is fairly traceable to the challenged action of the defendant, and 3) the cause of action must be redressable.…
He had earned his rank by serving more years than you have and is more experienced with problems and situation that arises. Respect in the military is highly regarded because it provides structure and foundation through the chain of command to respect the rank and authority. Without military respect and respect for authority, there will be no structure and the entirety of the United States Army would fail. Personnel would have no fear for punishment from his seniors nor a basis for accomplishing a mission. Structure within…
This, while a good punishment, is just too time consuming and I can’t stand not being able to play with my kids and instead I’m writing a paper about following directions given to me by my leadership. One would think that small things like this wouldn’t lead to such a big deal but even NCO’s need to corrected when they are in the wrong. I have learned that what I did was a big deal and how the LT handled it is the proper way. Have a private convocation between the two parties and develop a plan of action for correcting the wrong doing. NCO’s have a strict code in which they should abide by.…
When a task is given out it is expected to be completed before moving on to the next task so that all aspects of the mission can be completed effectively and without fail. As a soldier it is my obligation to not only complete the task, but to report back to higher on its status, proving to my chain of command my current level of competency. It is a failure for not properly completing the tasks or not promptly notifying my chain of command when I am unable to complete a task in the time allotted. It is my obligation to ensure that I improve myself in all areas working to become more proficient and efficient in my duties. If I do not properly follow the orders of my Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) it could be seen as disrespect, failure to follow orders, and in turn that NCO may lose respect for my ability’s as a…
I feel that a soldier's obligations to respect an NCO regardless of personal feelings inorder to get the job done. When an NCO gives a soldier an order that involves the soldier's safety and well being it is a good idea to listen. The NCO has most likely learned of the situation at hand from a past experience.…