Jacob Brown's Room Summary

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On September 09/08/2016 at approximately 2049 hours, Security Officers Ariel Weiland, Jason Peterman and Steven Evans responded to a code (73) Panic/Duress Alarm at the Special Care Unit area (SCU). Upon arrival, we observed Case Management Morgan Lisby and E.D. Nurse Michael Zimmerman tries to convince a Baker patient to go back to his room. The patient, Jacob Brown (DOB: 05/0589; FIN #8150484) was brought in and Baker Acted by Law Enforcement, OCS Deputy Carlos Torrez (Badge #7190). He had gotten out of his room and was standing by the nursing station, screaming and acting in a threaten manner. Security immediately engaged and asked the patient to go back to his room E.D. #39, he refused to cooperate and stated that “he was going to leave

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