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FD-302 (Rev. 5-8-10) 
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 
Date of entry 
 
08/30/2019
Senior Officer Specialist, at Bureau of Prison's (BOP) 
METROPOLITAN CORRECTIONAL CENTER (MCC), 150 Park Row, New York, New York, 
date of birth (DOB) 
was interviewed at the United States 
Attorneys Office (USAO), Southern District of New York (SDNY), 1 St. Andrews 
Plaza New York New York. Present for the interview were FBI Special Agent 
(SA) 
FBI Task Force Officer (TFO) 
Office of 
the Ins 
General OIG SA 
Assistant United States Attorney 
(AUSA) 
and M'
s attorney, Natali 
Todd. AUSA 
advised 
that the interview was in lieu of an 
appearance before the Federal Grand Jury and is voluntary. AUSA 
also 
went over a standard proffer agreement. After being advised of the identity 
of the interviewing investigators and the nature of the interview, 
provided the following information: 
started working for the BOP in February 2011 at Allenwood. 
transferred to MCC in October 2013. 
is a Senior Officer Specialist 
(SOS) but also serves as a Lieutenant. This usually happens when IIIIIIIIis 
working overtime and is in the capacity of an acting activities Lieutenant. 
stated that in order to do a round, an officer has to physically 
go inside the area that is occupied by inmates. As an activities Lieutenant, 
l
akes a round through the Special Housing Unit (SHU) and asks the 
officers in the SHU if things are good. She is usually called numerous times 
to the SHU for certain issues like when an inmate complains that he hasn't 
received something, i.e. property. 
then takes note of the issue and 
advises the Captain. 
As an activities Lieutenant, 
sees a sampling of tiers at MCC 
during her shift. 
uses her PIV Card at a computer terminal to log 
rounds. Each unit at MCC has a different log. 
invcsuptionon 08/20/2019  at New York, New York, United States (In Person) 
File# 90A-NY-3151227 
Date drafted 08/23/2019 
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