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Subject Re: Epstein
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2019 16:17:00 +0000
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Regional Director
Northeast Re ion
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Hello,
7/24/2019 12:14 PM >>>
Epstein is pending a Code 228, Tattooing or Self-Mutilation and I spoke with
who indicated that most likely he will
be found competent because he is not mentally ill. We have supporting memorandums from the responding officers who
indicated they observed inmate Epstein with a makeshift noose around his neck. Therefore, he will be pending a UDC
hearing. Should he return to SHU, he will be housed with inmate
. Inmate MI is a
54-year-old White Male. He is a Pretrial inmate on a Supervised Release Violation for Failure to Register as Sex Offender.
He is refusing to go to general population.
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The other inmates in SHU were reviewed for a possible cell mate, however, inmate
and
were determined the a
ropriate candidates as cell mates. However,
releases on July 26, 2019. He is
also the current cell mate of inmate
We are still reviewing cases in the general population for a possible cell mate.
If I haven't addressed your questions, please call me and let me know. Thanks.
Associate Warden
MCC New York
150 Park Row
New York, New York
Office:
Black Berr
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Thanks!!
Regional Director
Northeast Re ion
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7/24/2019 10:53 AM >> >
EFTA00035589
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7/24/201910:49 AM >>>
Below is the definition of Psychological Observation provided by
Chief Psychologist. He
will remain on Psychological Observation until tomorrow, where Ile will be reassessed.
DEFINITION: A Psychological Observation occurs when an inmate who suffers from a mental illness, a serious personality
disorder, a medical problem (impairing their mental status), or drug intoxication and/or withdrawal symptoms
begins to deteriorate. The inmate is no longer mentally stable and therefore, it is inappropriate for s/he to remain
in general population or the Special Housing Unit (SHU). Inma…
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