EFTA00034703.pdf

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- Send me the name, number, and short background on the inmate that was in the cell with 
Epstein. Thanks. 
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Date: 7/23/19 1:41 PM GMT-05:00 
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Synopsis: On July 23, 2019, at 1:27 a.m., staff responded to a call for 
assistance in the Special Housing Unit (SHU). Upon arrival, the Operations 
Lieutenant found inmate Epstein, Jeffrey, Register No. 76318-054, lying on 
the floor in a fetal position. The Lieutenant called out to the inmate; 
however, he did not respond and she noticed red marks on his neck. The 
inmate was placed in hand restraints and escorted to the Suicide Cell and 
placed on Suicide Watch. While on watch, the inmate indicated that his 
cell mate had attempted to kill him and had been harassing him and he had 
informed his Attorney of this matter. 
Medical Assessment: The inmate was medically assessed at 6:30 a.m., 
by the Physician Assistant and his findings were as follows: 
He is ambulatory, oriented x 3. In no apparent distress, smiling during this 
clinical encounter. Alleges, that he does not know what happened. Cannot 
explain the marks on his neck. Responded: "I don't know". 
He does not want to talk of the events leading to the marks on his neck. 
He does not look in any distress or pain. 
Has a circular line of erythema at the base of the neck. Reaching 2/3 of 
the neck circumference, 2 inches wide, sparing the back of the neck. Has 
one section of this erythema in the front with marks of friction. 
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No inflammation, no deformities, no hematomas, no lacerations, no 
tenderness. Patient moving his neck without any restriction. Denies 
having any pain or discomfort. Denies any respiratory problem. 
Has another small erythema…
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