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Investigative Report or Deposition Transcript: DOJ-OGR-00023434

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The document details an investigation into the failure of correctional officers Thomas and Noel to conduct required rounds and counts in the SHU during their shift on August 10, 2019. Thomas admitted to falsifying count slips and dozing off during his shift. The document also highlights the procedures for conducting rounds and counts in the SHU and the emphasis placed on monitoring inmate Epstein.

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