90A-NY-3151227 Serial 121
90A-NY-3151227 Serial 121
FD-I036 (12cv. 10-16-2009) UNCLASSIFIED
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Import Form
Form Type: FD-361 - Non-Disclosure Form
Title:(U) NDA with SigNet Technologies Inc
Approved By: SSA
Drafted By:
Case ID It: 90A-NY-3151227 (U) UNSUB(S);
JEFFREY EPSTEIN - VICTIM;
DEATH INVESTIGATION Date: 09/18/2019
Synopsis: (U) To document a signed NDA with SigNet Technologies Inc
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UNCLASSIFIED
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NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT is entered into this 17th da of Se tember 2019, between SigNet
Technologies, Inc., having offices located Beltsville, MD 20705
(hereinafter called "Company"), and the United States Government, Department of Justice,
Federal Bureau of Investigation ereinafter the "FBI"), having offices located at the
Engineering Research Facility Quantico, Virginia, 22135.
WHEREAS, Company and the FBI possess certain information specified on Exhibits A and B
hereto, which is not available to the public, which Company and the FBI desire to protect against
disclosure or competitive use; and
WHEREAS, in order to facilitate discussions and analyses between Company and the FBI,
certain confidential and proprietary, technical, financial, business, and law enforcement sensitive
information may be disclosed by the FBI or Company,
NOW, THEREFORE, the parties agree to the following:
A. DEFINITIONS
1. The term "Information," as used in this Agreement, means business or law
enforcement data, including but not limited to all specifications, drawings, sketches, models,
samples, reports, plans, forecasts, current or historical data, computer programs or
documentation and all other technical and financial data.
2. "Proprietary Information" is defined as information which is in the possession of
Company, is not generally available to the public, and which Company desires to protect against
unrestricted disclosure or competitive use. Proprietary Information includes, but is not limited
to, the information specified in Exhibit B of this agreement.
3. "Law Enforcement Sensitive Information" is defined as information which is in
the possession of the FBI, is not available to the public, and which the FBI desires to protect
against unrestricted disclosure. It is information that, if disclosed, could harm or otherwise
impede investigative activities, investigative techniques, or other activities of the FBI. Law
Enforcement Sensitive Information includes, but is not limited to, the information specified in
Exhibit A of this agreement.
B. INFORMATION MARKING
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1. All information which is disclosed by Company to the FBI and which is to be
protected hereunder as Proprietary Information of Company shall:
a) if in writing or other tangible form, be conspicuously labeled as Proprietary,
Confidential or the like at the time of delivery and contain this statement: "Not to
be disclosed or used outside the FBI except with written approval from Company";
b) if oral, be identified as Proprietary Information at the time of disclosure and, if
subsequently reduced to writing by either party, the writing shall be labeled as
indicated in section B(1Xa) above.
Company shall have the right to correct any inadvertent failure to designate information as
Proprietary Information by written notification to the FBI. After receiving said notification, the
FBI shall from that time forward treat such information as Proprietary Information and shall
protect such Proprietary Information.
2. All information which is disclosed by the FBI to Company and which is to be
protected hereunder as Law Enforcement Sensitive Information shall:
a) if in writing or other tangible form, be conspicuously labeled as Law Enforcement
Sensitive or the like at the time of delivery and contain this statement: "This
information includes data that should not be disclosed outside Company without
written approval from the FBI";
b) if oral, be identified as Law Enforcement Sensitive Information at the time of
disclosure and, if subsequently reduced to writing by either party, the writing shall
be labeled as indicated in section B(2Xa) above.
The FBI shall have the right to correct any inadvertent failure to designate information as Law
Enforcement Sensitive by written notification to Company. After receiving said notification,
Company shall from that time forward treat such information as Law Enforcement Sensitive
Information and shall protect such Law Enforcement Sensitive Information.
C. INFORMATION DISCLOSURE AND RESTRICTIONS
1. All disclosures of Proprietary or Law Enforcement Sensitive Information between
the parties pursuant to this Agreement shall be made by or under the supervision of the
Designated Coordinator for each party. Such Coordinators are identified in section G.
2. Subject to the provisions of section C(3) with respect to any Proprietary
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Information provided hereunder, the FBI shall treat such information in the following manner:
a) restrict disclosure of Proprietary Information to only those FBI employees and other
Federal employees who have a need to know the information and who have
indicated their agreement to be bound by the obligations of this Agreement as
evidenced by their signature on the form attached hereto as Exhibit C;
b) restrict disclosure of Proprietary Information to only its agents, advisors,
consultants, contractors and/or subcontractors who have a need to know the
information and who have indicated their agreement to be bound by the obligations
of this Agreement as evidenced by their signature on the form attached hereto as
Exhibit C;
c) contest disclosure to any third party pursuant to any Freedom of Information Act
request for disclosure of Company Proprietary Information and notify Company in
writing of any such request.
3. The obligations imposed upon the FBI herein shall not apply, whether or not
designated as Proprietary Information, to:
a)
b) information rightfully received from a third party without restriction and without
breach of this Agreement;
information independently developed by the FBI without use of Company Proprietary
Information;
c) information disclosed without similar restrictions to a third party by Company;
d) information approved in writing by Company for disclosure;
e) information required to be disclosed by the FBI pursuant to statute, regulation, or a
valid order of a court; provided, however, the FBI shall have first given notice to
Company and made an effort to obtain a protective order.
4. Subject to the provisions of section C(5) with respect to any Law Enforcement
Sensitive Information provided hereunder, Company shall treat such information in the following
manner:
a) restrict disclosure of Law Enforcement Sensitive Information to only those
Company employees who have a need to know the information and who have
indicated their agreement to be bound by the obligations of this Agreement as
evidenced by their signature on the form attached hereto as Exhibit C;
b) restrict disclosure of Law Enforcement Sensitive Information to only its agents,
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advisors, consultants, contractors and/or subcontractors who have a need to know
the information and who have indicated their agreement to be bound by the
obligations of this Agreement as evidenced by their signature on the form attached
hereto as Exhibit C;
c) advise all Company employees and non-Company employees who have access to
the Law Enforcement Sensitive Information of the obligation to protect Law
Enforcement Sensitive Information provided hereunder and, as mentioned in
sections C(4Xa) and C(4)(b) above, obtain the agreement of all Company and non-
Company employees to be so bound as evidenced by their signature on the form
attached hereto as Exhibit C;
d) use the Law Enforcement Sensitive Information provided hereunder only for
purposes directly related purpose of the information exchange;
5. The obligations imposed upon Company herein shall not apply to information
whether or not designated as Law Enforcement Sensitive Information, which is:
a) rightfully received from a third party without restriction and without breach of this
Agreement;
b) independently developed by Company without use of Law Enforcement Sensitive
Information;
c) disclosed without similar restrictions to a third party by the FBI;
d) approved in writing by the FBI for disclosure by Company;
e) required to be disclosed by Company pursuant to statute, regulation, or a valid order
of a court; provided, however, Company shall have first given notice to the FBI and
made an effort to obtain a protective order.
D. INFORMATION OWNERSHIP RIGHTS
1. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall be construed as granting or conferring
any rights by license in any Proprietary Information disclosed to the FBI or in any Law
Enforcement Sensitive Information disclosed to Company. All Proprietary Information shall
remain the property of Company and shall be returned by the FBI to Company upon written
request. Likewise, all Law Enforcement Sensitive Information shall remain the property of the
FBI and shall be returned by Company to the FBI upon written request. If the parties hereto
decide to enter into any licensing arrangement regarding any Proprietary Information or present
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or future patent claims disclosed hereunder, it shall be done only on the basis of a separate
written agreement between them. No disclosure to the FBI of any Proprietary Information
hereunder shall be construed to be a public disclosure of such Proprietary Information by
Company for any purpose whatsoever. No disclosure to Company of any Law Enforcement
Sensitive Information hereunder shall be construed to be a public disclosure of such Law
Enforcement Sensitive Information by the FBI for any purpose whatsoever.
E. NO FURTHER OBLIGATIONS
1. The furnishing of any Proprietary or Law Enforcement Sensitive Information
hereunder shall not obligate Company or the FBI to enter into any further agreement or
negotiation or to refrain from entering into an agreement or negotiation with any other party,
provided that an agreement with any other party complies with this non-disclosure Agreement
F. UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE
I. In the event the FBI discloses, disseminates, or releases any Proprietary Information
received from Company, except as provided in this Agreement, such disclosure, dissemination or
release will be deemed a material breach of this Agreement and Company may demand prompt
return of all Proprietary Information previously provided to the FBI. The provisions of this
paragraph apply in addition to any other legal rights or remedies the parties may have under
Federal law.
2. In the event Company discloses, disseminates, or releases any Law Enforcement
Sensitive Information received from the FBI, except as provided in this Agreement, such
disclosure, dissemination or release will be deemed a material breach of this Agreement and the
FBI may demand prompt return of all Law Enforcement Sensitive Information previously
provided to Company. The provisions of this paragraph apply in addition to any other legal
rights or remedies the parties may have under Federal law.
G. DESIGNATED COORDINATORS
1. The Designated Coordinators for the parties are:
For Company:
For the FBI:
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Each party may change its Designated Coordinator at any time during the term of this Agreement
by notifying the Designated Coordinator for the other party in writing.
H. ENTIRE AGREEMENT, MODIFICATION, DURATION, AND TERMINATION
1. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes
any prior or contemporaneous oral or written representation with regard to the subject matter
hereof. This Agreement may not be modified except by a writing signed by both parties.
2. This Agreement shall be effective from Q9/18 , 2019 through 09/18 , 2020,
unless amended, in writing, by mutual written agreement of the parties. Notwithstanding the
above, the provisions concerning non-disclosure of Proprietary and Law Enforcement Sensitive
Information received under this Agreement shall survive expiration of the term of this
Agreement.
3. Upon the request of Company or after the term of this Agreement, whichever is
sooner, the FBI shall cease use of all Proprietary Information received from Company and shall
destroy all such information, including copies thereof, and shall furnish Company with written
certification of destruction, or, upon Company's request, shall return such information to
Company.
4. Upon the request of the FBI or after the term of this Agreement, whichever is
sooner, Company shall cease use of all Law Enforcement Sensitive Information received from
the FBI and shall destroy all such information, including copies thereof, and shall fumish the FBI
with written certification of destruction, or, upon the FBI's request, shall return such information
to the FBI.
5. Information may have been disclosed by Company to the FBI prior to the effective
date of this Agreement pursuant to the terms of a prior non-disclosure or similar agreement
between the parties and the disclosure of said information was restricted (whether termed
Confidential Information, Proprietary Information, or a similar term) under such agreement.
Said information shall retain that status and shall be treated as Proprietary Information by the
FBI under the terms of this Agreement without further action on the part of Company.
6. Information may have been disclosed by the FBI to Company prior to the effective
date of this Agreement pursuant to the terms of a prior non-disclosure or similar agreement
between the parties and the disclosure of said information was restricted (whether termed Law
Enforcement Sensitive Information, Law Enforcement Sensitive Information, or a similar term)
under such agreement. Said information shall retain that status and shall be treated by Company
as Law Enforcement Sensitive Information under the terms of this Agreement without further
action on the part of the FBI.
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I. GOVERNING LAW
1. This Agreement shall be governed by Federal law.
J. INVESTIGATIONS AND CONGRESSIONAL REQUESTS
1. Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent the FBI from using information received
under this Agreement to pursue an investigation, or respond to a Congressional request or
subpoena.
K. HEADINGS
1. Headings used in this Agreement are for reference purposes only and shall not be
deemed a part of this Agreement.
Company
Printed Name: Scott Strange
Signature:
Title:
Date:
Stwaber I?, 2019 Senior In-House Counsel
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Printed Name:
Signature:
Title:
Date: 9/nrizolq EXHIBIT A
Law Enforcement Sensitive Information
"Law Enforcement Sensitive Information" is information that, if disclosed, could reveal aspects of,
harm, or otherwise impede investigative activities or investigative techniques. "Law Enforcement
Sensitive Information" includes, but is not limited to, the following:
Information that, if disclosed, could harm or otherwise impede investigative activities, investigative
techniques, or other activities of the FBI.
EXHIBIT B
CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
"Proprietary Information" includes but is not limited to the following 3OOOC:
List information that is considered Proprietary
Software
Manuals
Logs
Techniques
Passwords
Diagrams
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EXHIBIT C
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF NON-DISCLOSURE OBLIGATIONS
I have read the Non-Disclosure Agreement dated VI , 2019, between Company and the Federal
Bureau of Investigation (ACompany-FBI Agreement). I shall be bound by the terms and conditions
of the Company-FBI Agreement, and I will not reveal any information disclosed to me pursuant to it
except as provided for in the Company -FBI Agreement.
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FD-302 (Rev. 5-8-10) 90A-NY-3151227 Serial 122
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Date of entry 09/P3/2019
Pursuant to a Proffer Agreement, RAYSHAUN JONES was interviewed at the
United States Attorneys Office of the Southern District of New York, 1 St.
Andrews, New York, New York. In attendance for the Proffer interview were
Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA) , AUSA
, FBI Special Agent (SA) , Task Force Officer Detective
, and Office of Inspector General (OIG) SA
After being advised of the identity of the interviewing investigators and
the nature of the interview, JONES provided information relating to the
investigation.(See attached notes taken by AUSA
mycmgationon 08/28/2019 at New York, New York, United States (In Person)
File# 90A-NY-3151227 Date drafted 09/23/2019
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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents arc not
to be distributed outside your agency.
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90A-NY-3151227 Serial 123
FD-I036 (12cv. 10-16-2009) UNCLASSIFIED
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Import Form
Form Type: OTHER - Other
Title:(U) OIG Referral - OIA-2019-05324
Approved By: SSA
Drafted By:
Case ID It: 90A-NY-3151227 (U) UNSUB(S);
JEFFREY EPSTEIN - VICTIM;
DEATH INVESTIGATION Date: 09/23/2019
Synopsis: (U) On August 12, 2019, provided the MCC OIG
Referral/Complaint (OIA-2019-05324) which is entered under OIG Case 2019-
010614.
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NewYorkComplaints, DOJOIG (OIG) 20/5-0/06 ,N
From: BOP OFFICE OF INTERNAL AFFAIR <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, August 12, 2019 8:58 AM
To: NewYorkComplaints, DOJOIG (OIG)
Subject: OIG Referral - OIA-2019-05324
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From:
To: NEW YORK FIELD OFFICE ([email protected])
Subject: OIG Referral - OIA-2019-05324
Michael Albert Thomas
Materials Handler Supervisor, WS-04
Tova A. Noel
Correctional Officer, GL-05
MCC New York
Endangering the Safety of an Inmate (111/062A) Inattention to Duty (111/054) Failure to Follow Policy (111/060)
Please reference OIA Case No. 2019.05324 when providing the OIG IDMS to our office.
Please see attachment.
Thank you,
Investigative Support Specialist
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Office of Internal Affairs
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Washington, D.C. 2O534
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BP-S715.012 REFERRAL OF INCIDENT (INTERNAL AFFAIRS)
AUG 01
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Date of Incident
August 10, 2019 Time of Incident
6:33 a.m.
Place Incident Occurred
MCC New York
Allegation(s)
Inattentive to Duty
Failure to Follow Policy
Source of Allegation(s)
, Lieutenant
Subject of Incident'a Information:
Full Name
Michael Thomas
Tovia Noel Title and Grade
Material Handler Foreman
Correctional Officer GS-5
Victim (Inmate) Information (If applicable)
Full Name ): Title/Reg. No.
SUMMARY OF INCIDENT: (Provide a brief, but complete summation of incident
including names of any witnesses)
On August 10, 2019, at approximately 6:33 a.m. inmate Epstein, Jeffrey
73618-054 was found unresponsive in his assigned cell in the Special Housing
Unit. Inmate Epstein was pronounced dead at 7:36 a.m. by the Emergency room
physician at the local hospital. During a conversation with the Operations
Lieutenant, Officer Noel stated that she and Officer Thomas did not conduct
the 3 a.m. and 5 a.m. count. The Operations Lieutenant also had a conversation
with Mr. Thomas and he stated "we messed up". Ms. Noel and Mr. Thomas were
both asked to provide memorandums for the incident, they both stated they
were traumatized and needed to go home. They also stated that they wanted
to contact the Union President to review any memorandum they would have to
write.
Describe any action taken locally prior toCalkreferral: Are local, state or federal
authorities involved?
Classification 3 Case Yes X No
Printed Name and Signature of Person Preparing Referral of Incident
L. N'Diaye, Warden
CEO's • d Name and Signature Location
MCC New York Date
eh/ 9 completion of the
reports, personnel D' e, Warden
NOTE: Please fax all pertinent information as soon as possible after
telephonic referral. Include all statements, memos, affidavits, medical
actions as may apply. FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS
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U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Memorandum
Federal Correctional Institution
DATE: August 10, 2019
SUBJECT: Inmate Epstein, Jeffrey (#76318-054)
On August 10, 2019 at approximately 6:33 A.M. The Special housing unit Shu#1 Officer T. Noel announced by via
radio medical emergency on 9 South upon arrival, officer Noel stated to me that inmate Espstein had hung himself.
As I entered cell Z06-220 on L-tier, I witnessed inmate Epstein on the floor of his cell unresponsive with Shu#2
officer M. Thomas performing life- saving CPR on him. I immediately relieved him and begin administering CPR
continuously until relieved by clinical nurse J. Columbo who continued to perform CPR. I then notified the control
center to call 911 emergency services at 6:35 a.m.; CPR was being continuously administered as inmate Espstein
was escorted to the 2nd FL. Health Service Area, while in the medical area I witnessed nurse continuously
performing CPR on inmate Epstein until relieved by EMT staff at 6:43 am. Inmate Epstein #76318-054 was escorted
from the met the Rear-gate area where he was transferred into EMS ambulance 04 • 0 am with #1
Escort officer and followed in the Bop chase vehicle by escort by #2 Escort officer o downtown
Beekman Hospital. During the emergency situation s/o T. Noel stated to me "we did not complete e 3am, 5am
rouinds. Officer M. Thomas was appearing very distraught when ask what happened he stated "we messed up,
followed by" I messed up" she's not to blame we didn't do any rounds. .
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Case Participants
Case Participant 1
Type Complainant
Additional Role Witness
Name
Address
Oty MATAWAN
State N)
Zip 077470000
Soc. Sec. No.
Date of Birth
Race BLACK, NOT OF HISPANIC ORIGIN
Sex
Tide CORRECTNL OFFCR
Working Title 6237
Pay Plan GS
Series 0007
Grade 11
Step 06
Region NORTHEAST REGION - NER
Institution New York (MCC) - NYM
Bargaining Unit 8888
Discipline 2
Hazardous Duty Date 2002-03-24
Entered On Duty 2002.03-24
Separated Date N/A
Case Participant 2
Type Subject
Additional Role
Name MICHAEL THOMAS
Address
City PLAINFIELD
State
Zip 070631045
Soc. Sec. No.
Date of Birth
Race BLACK, NOT OF HISPANIC ORIGIN
Sex
rite MTRLS HNDLR SUPVR
Working Title 7018
Pay Plan WS
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Series 6907
Grade 04
Step 05
Region NORTHEAST REGION - NER
Institution New York (MCC) - NYM
Bargaining unit 1018
Discipline 9
Hazardous Duty Date 2007.04.01
Entered On Duty 2007.04-01
Separated Date N/A
Case Participant 3
Type Subject
Additional Role
Name TOVA NOEL
Address
City NEW YORK -BRONX
State NY
Zip 104563117
Soc. Sec. No.
Date of Birth
Race BLACK, NOT OF HISPANIC ORIGIN
Sex
Title CORRECTNL OFFCR
working Title 4585
Pay Plan GL
Series 0007
Grade 05
Step 01
Region NORTHEAST REGION • NER
Institution New York (MCC) - NYM
Bargaining unit 1018
Discipline 2
Hazardous Duty Date 2018-06-24
Entered On Duty 2018.06-24
Separated Date N/A
Case Participant 4
Type Victim
Additional Role Other
Name JEFFREY EPSTEIN
WHITE Race
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Sex M
Ethnicity
Reg. No
Region
Institution
Address
Ow
State
Zip OTHER THAN HISP
76318-054
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I Matter ID: OIA-2019-05324
Matter Details
Login Information
Short Name
Classification
Region
Institution/Facility
Field Office
Non BOP Site
Investigated By
Patriot Act Violation?
Staff Search Procedure?
Insider Threat?
Office of Special Counsel?
Self Reporting?
State Information
Current Owner
Matter Access
Matter Status
dose Date
Other Information
Disposition
Comments I Short Description: MICHAEL THOMAS - 062A - ENDANGERING THE
SAFETY OF AN INMATE
MICHAEL THOMAS - 062A - ENDANGERING
THE SAFETY OF AN INMATE
Category 2 - Ackninistrative
NORTHEAST REGION - NER
New York (MCC) • NYM
DC HEADQUARTERS
01A
No
NO
No
No
No
Public
Open
Individual List
View Person Detail
Type Additional Role
Complainant witness
016 Staff
Subject
Subject
Victim Other
Event List
Event Type
Pending Deferral by OIG
Allegations
Allegation 1
Allegation Category
Allegation SubCategory
Status
Associated Person
Arrested?
Charged Offense
Convicted?
Incarcerated?
Other (Legal Action) Name
NEW YORK FIELD OFFICE
MICHAEL THOMAS
TOVA NOEL
JEFFREY EPSTEIN OIG Information
Referral Date 08/12/2019
Field Office NEW YORK FIELD OFFICE
DISP0SItion
Deferral Date
Case Number
Date Rpt Sent to 010
Progress
Incident Date
Reported Date
Open Date
Last Event
Inv RM Status
Inv Rpt Status Date
Due Date
10/11/2019 ID
06085
06087
06089
III - Inmate - Other OniOuty Misconduct
062A - Endangering the Safety of an Inmate
MICHAEL THOMAS
No
No
No 08/10/2019
08/12/2019
08/12/2019
Pending Deferral by OIG
Empl/Inmt/Other
Employee
Other
Employee
Employee
Inmate
Completion Date
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Allegation 2
Allegation Category III - Inmate - Other On-Duty Misconduct
Allegation SubCategory 062A - Endangering the Safety of an Inmate
Status
Associated Person TOVA NOEL
Arrested? No
Charged Offense
Convicted? No
Incarcerated? No
Other (legal Action)
Allegation 3
Allegation Category 111 - Inmate - Other On-Duty Misamduct
Allegation SubCategory 054 - Inattention to Duty
Status
Associated Person MICHAEL THOMAS
Arrested? No
Charged Offense
Convicted? No
Incarcerated? No
Other (Legal Action)
Allegation 4
Allegation Category 111 - Inmate - Other On-Duty Misconduct
Allegation Sul:Category 059 - Inattention to Duty
Status
Associated Person TOVA NOEL
Arrested? No
Charged Offense
Convicted? No
Incarcerated? No
Other (Legal Action)
Allegation 5
Allegation Category III • Inmate - Other On-Duty Misconduct
Allegation SubCategory 060 • Failure to Follow Policy
Status
Associated Person MICHAEL THOMAS
Arrested? NO
Charged Offense
Convicted? NO
Incarcerated? No
Other (Legal Action)
Allegation 6
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Allegation Category
Allegation SubCategory
Status
Associated Person
Arrested?
Oiarged Offense
Convicted?
Incarcerated?
Other (Legal Action)
Narratives
Narrative 1
Type
Narrabve
Matter Documents
Document Type
Predicating Information 111 - Inmate - Other On-Duty Misconduct
060 - Failure to Follow Policy
TOVA NOEL
No
No
No
CASE SUMMARY
Reportedly, on August 10, 2019, at approximately 6:33 a.m., inmate Jeffery Epstein, #76218-054, was
found unresponsive in his assigned cell In the Special Housing Unit. Epstein was pronounced dead at 7:36
a.m., by an n room physician at the local hospital. In a memorandum dated August 10, 2019,
Lieutenant claims that while speaking to Correctional Officer love Noel she stated that she and
Material Ha r el Thomas did not conduct the 3:00 a.m., and 5:00 a.m., rounds. It Is also alleged sis
Thomas stated We messed up, and I messed up, sties not to blame we dldnt do any rounds. Note: Additional
staff memorandums have not yet been collected due to Noel and Thomas being authorized leave, claiming
they were traumatized over event. Allegedly the staff also requested that the local Union President review
any memorandums written.
Name Description
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90A-NY-3151227 Serial 124
FD-I036 (12cv. 10-16-2009) UNCLASSIFIED
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Import Form
Form Type: OTHER - Other
Title:(U) MCC Duty Officer Supplement
Approved By: SSA
Drafted By:
Case ID It: 90A-NY-3151227 (U) UNSUB(S);
JEFFREY EPSTEIN - VICTIM;
DEATH INVESTIGATION Date: 09/23/2019
Synopsis: (U) On August 12, 2019, provided the
MCC Duty Officer Supplement
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UNCLASSIFIED
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U.S. Department of Justice
rt Federal Buren of Prisons
Akiropolitan Cor ciional renter
New York, NY 10007
Institution
Supplement OPI: Executive Assistant
NUMBER: NYM5502.I I
DATE: 10/26/2017
SUBJECT: Duty Officer
1. PURPOSE: To establish procedures for implementing Bureau of Prisons Program Statfement
5502.10, Duty Officers.
2. DIRECTIVES AFFECTED: Directives rescinded: Institution Supplement 5502.10b, Duty
Officers, dated December 16, 2014. Directives Referenced: Program Statement 5502.11 Duty
Officers, dated September 26, 2016.
3. POLICY: To make available an Administrative Duty Officer (ADO) and Institution Duty Officer
(IDO), as designated by the Warden, to whom emergency calls will be directed during ther than
normal working hours, on holidays and weekends.
4. IMPLEMENTATION: The Executive Staff, (to include the Captain) will rotate weekly as
Administrative Duty Officer. The ADO will be the liaison between the IDO and the Warden.
Department Heads and others designated by the Warden will rotate weekly in the Institution Duty
Officer position and be provided with a roster, which will indicate each tour of duty. The IDO must
be on call for any incident, which may occur and report any pertinent facts to the ADO!
5. ADMINISTRATIVE DUTY OFFICER: In addition to other responsibilities described in this
Institution Supplement, the ADO is to make himself/herself available by telephone during off duty
times. In the event that the ADO is absent from his/her residence during off duty times. he/she must
be accessible through the cell phone assigned to each individual serving as ADO. Should the
scheduled ADO be unable to remain accessible for any period of the tour, he/she must arrange
coverage through some other participant in the ADO rotation and inform both the 100 and
the Shift Lieutenant of the substitution. The work schedule of the ADO is not altered during this
rotational assignment.
6. EOUIPMENT AND MATERIALS: The 1DO will be provided with a kit, which includes a
current IDO schedule, names and telephone numbers of personnel and regional officials to be
contacted in
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uty Officer
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case of specific incidents and general emergencies, relevant program statements, guidelin and
instructions. A thermometer will be provided to check the temperature of the food upon elivery to
the units. A radio will be available in the control center (marked D.O.) and the cellular t lephone
will be exchanged by the Duty Officers.
7. RESPONSIBILITIES: Each DO will serve for one week. The Duty Officer will asses
responsibility at noon on Tuesday and be relieved at noon the following Tuesday. The Di
exchange will take place every Tuesday in the Executive Assistant's Office at 1:00 p.m.
will be ready for signature and presented to the Executive Staff during the regularly sche
exchange in the Warden's Office on Tuesday. Additionally, the Institution Duty Office
with the Executive Staff on Friday at 1:00 p.m. The shift supervisors on all shifts will
fully abreast of any unusual developments within the institution. The IDO is responsibl
accessible to MCC at all times during his/her duty week. When away from the instil
IDO will carry the IDO cell phone and respond immediately if called. It should be
that although the Lieutenant's Office is responsible for notifying the IDO of any unusual
developments, the shift supervisor (i.e., Operations Lieutenant) is delegated as the Offi
until the IDO, ADO or the Warden can be contacted and respond to the emergency sit
8. WORK SCHEDULE: The Institution Duty Officer's schedule for the week will be: ne
ty Officer
The report
luled
will meet
ep the IDO
for being
ion, the
nderstood
r-in-Charge
on.
First Week: Second Week:
Monday: Off Sunday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.n
Tuesday: 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.* Monday 6:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.n
Wednesday: 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Tuesday: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.n
Thursday: 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday: Regularly Schedule Hours
Friday: 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. •* Thursday: Regularly Schedul Hours
Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Friday: Off
Note: If a holiday falls on Tuesday, the new Duty Officer will assume responsibility o Wednesday
and the exchange will take place in the Executive Assistant's Office at 1:00 p.m.
* Duty Officer Exchange 1:00 p.m. in the Executive Assistant's Office, unless chang by the
Executive Assistant or his designee.
'• Duty Officer Weekend Update at 3:00 p.m., in the Warden's Office, unless chang by the
Warden or his designee.
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uty Officer
Page 3
9. REPORTING INCIDENTS AND ESCAPES:
A. Incidents occurring during regular duty hours will be immediately reported to the
Correctional Services Administrator in the Northeast Regional Office by the Cap n.
Incidents occurring during non-business hours shall be promptly reported to the egional
Duty Officer by the 00 (See Attachment 1 and 7 - Guidelines for Duty Officer r porting to a
higher level and Northeast Region Reporting Guidelines).
This contact will be made only after first notifying the ADO of the incident.
B. The Duty Officer Incident Report form (Attachment 2) should be utilized by the DO and the
ADO when recording and relaying information regarding reportable incidents.
10. MEDIA CONTACTS: Calls from the media will be processed during business hours b the Warden
or the institution Public Information Officer (PIO), i.e., the Executive Assistant. Calls hould be
processed in a professional manner and as expeditiously as possible. Information regars ing Bureau
policy and that that is considered public information concerning inmates should be give in a
cooperative manner. The PIO is responsible for issuing press releases approved by the Warden.
Under no circumstances will a press release; be issued by any employee other than the O without
the Warden's prior approval.
11. ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES: During the assigned week, the Institution D ty Officer
will be responsible for the following:
Review all inmate programs in progress.
Review Institution Operating Procedures with special attention to security on weekend , holidays,
and after normal duty hours, i.e., unit doors being secured, inmate accountability being appropriately
maintained, etc.
Review the condition of the building and grounds.
Evaluate the relationship that exists between staff and inmates and report any concern
Review utilization of staff.
Note unusual happenings or emergencies.
ens tve n ass to
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duty Officer
Page 4
Evaluate the quality of Food Service operations (quality of food, cleanliness of preparatio and
serving areas); security of tools and knives; and proper uniforms for staff and inmates).
Make daily tours of Administrative Detention and Disciplinary Segregation, including U it 10
South. Review daily the Special Housing BP-292, pay special attention to the security cedurcs
and sanitation of the unit.
Tour each area of major activity or special interest daily, as well as areas in the institution where
inmates are present.
Make daily tours outside the MCC to ensure compliance with the parking directives.
Observe inmate visiting.
Observe at least one institution count, usually the 4:00 p.m.
Test the locator center, a minimum of three times. One test of each shift should be con ucted.
Inmate names and register numbers can be obtained from the Case Management Coordi for (CMC).
Use the attached form (Attachment 3) to report the findings to the CMC.
Visit designated BOP inmates who are hospitalized in a community hospital, a minimu of once per
tour.
Review and sign the institution Emergency Plans.
Inspect the Command Center to ensure equipment is operational.
The duty officer report (Attachment 4) will be prepared and ready for review by the E ecutive Assistant
prior to the duty officer exchange on Tuesday. A Commissary Sales report, to includ prior week's
sales, average pay week sales and current week will be included in the report. The co issary sales
calculations will begin with the Monday prior to beginning the tour of duty and closin with Friday.
Evaluate the sanitation levels throughout the building to include all Departments. As per Program
Statement 1600.09 Occupational Safety, Environmental Compliance, and Fire Protect on, Duty Officers
must fill out the Institution Fire/Safety and Sanitation Inspection Form (BP-0506.016 dated November
2007 (Attachment 5).
Conduct unannounced PREA rounds on every shift (MW, DW, and EW) and in all I. ations of the
institution. The Duty Officer will also place the times and locations they rounded on the PREA
unannounced worksheets and will attach this worksheet to the weekly duty officer re on (must be hand
written) (See attached Unannounced Rounds Worksheet).
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Duty Officer
Page 5
12. MAINTAINING DUTY OFFICER KIT: The Executive Assistant is responsible for Maintaining the
Duty Officer's kit. He or she will update all materials, add current copies of Program Statements and
ascertain that all telephone numbers are correct.
13. EFFECTIVE DATE: This Supplement is effective upon issuance.
Approved by:
Warden
DISTRIBUTION:
Warden
Associate Wardens
Executive Assistant
Department Heads
Correctional Supervisors
President, AFGE
NERO
Master File
Duty Officer Briefcase
Control
ensr rve u Un ass e
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Attachment I -
GUIDELINES FOR DUTY OFFICER REPORTING TO HIGHER LEVELS
NOTE: THE IDO MUST CONTACT THE ADO PRIOR TO CONTACTING THE
REGIONAL DUTY OFFICER.
Type of.Incident
Disturbance including gang activity,
group demonstration, food boycott, work
strike, employee workplace violence,
civil disturbance or protest.
Fight or assault on staff or inmates
resulting in life-threatening or other very
serious injuries.
Emergency outside medical trip for
MAXIMUM custody inmate.
Escape or attempted escape from
inside a secure perimeter institution.
Homicide, suicide, attempted suicide, or
other death by unusual circumstances.
Death by natural causes of any "high
profile inmate. Institution Duty Officer Ordinarily
Reports to Regional Duty Officer
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Yra Type of Incident
Hunger strikes when medical Institution Duty Officer Ordinarily
Reports to Regional Duty Off ce
Adverse weather or other
environmental, or facility problem
that significantly impacts institution
security or operations (fence damage,
power outage, severe flooding, etc.).
Transportation accident that result in
death, serious injuries or significant
property damage.
Any adverse incident which may attract
unusual interest or publicity.
Use of force, without injury or other
special concerns.
Continuation of an inmate in
restraints.
Senstttve But Unciasstite
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Attachment 2 -
DUTY OFFICER INCIDENT REPORT
DATE: DUTY OFFICER: LOCATION:
CALLER: LOCATION: TIME:
INCIDENT: INSTITUTION: TIME:
PERSON ( S ) NOTIFIED:
OFFENDER #1 OFFENDER #2 OFFENDER #3
":ANT.
SENTENCE
LENGTH T
RELEASE DATES
REG. NUMBER ' •
AGE
OFFENSE
SL/CUSTODY
CIM STATUS
SUMMARY OF THE INCIDENT:
*If known, indicate if incident was gang or racial related.
Complete and submit form by 8:00 am the following day. Incidents of major significance should be immediately report
Distribution: Institution/CEO Regional Duty Officer
(CONTINUE ON BACK OF FORM IF NEEDED)
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Attachment 3 -
SCENARIO:
1. Date of test: 2. Time of test:
3. Inmate Namc/Reg. No.:
4. Was the call properly screened? ( ) YES ( ) NO
5. Was the call transferred to the Locator Center? ( ) YES ( ) NO
6. Was the correct telephone number provided for the National Locator Service?
( YES ( ) NO
7. Were proper procedures followed? ( ) YES ( ) NO
8.
Indicate specifically how policy was not followed.
9. Please provide any additional comments and/or recommendations. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
MEMORANDUM
Metropolitan Correctional Center. New York. New York
DATE;
IQ; CMC
FROM: Duty Officer
SUBJECT: LOCATOR CENTER 'EST / WEEK OF
The Locator Center was tested during my tour of duty. The following information is p ovided for your i
review and action:
If you answered "NO" to ANY of the above, please provide a brief narrat've of your test.
J. If your answer was "NO" to any of the questions, you must counsel the staff member as to what
was done wrong. Please indicate the name of the staff member counseled:
,Sensttsve But Unclassified
EFTA00131261
Attachment 4 -
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
MEMORANDUM
Metropolitan Correctional Center, New York, New York
DUTY OFFICER REPORT
DATE:
FROM: , Institution Duty Officer
RE: Duty Officer Report, (dates of tour)
TO: [INSERT NAME), Warden
1. OPERATIONS: Briefly comment on any unusual activities or significant occurrences in:
construction/projects, safety/sanitation, visiting, morale, and/or atmosphere of the institution.
2. PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES: Briefly comment on visitors or major institutional
programs/activities, which took place during the tour of duty.
3. EMERGENCIES & UNUSUAL SITUATIONS: Briefly comment on inmate deaths,
major assaults/fights resulting in serious injury or disruption, and any other significant
emergency or unusual situation (routine fights, or other items reported in L eutcnant's Log,
etc., need not be reported).
4. STATISTICAL INFORMATION:
a. Count at Beginning/End of Tour:
b. Visitine:
Date Unit Inmate Adult C ildren
Subtotals:
Total Visitors for the week
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c. I. Commissary sales during tour:
2. Commissary sales previous week's tour:
3. Average commissary sales during pay week:
d. 1. Incident reports during tour:
2. Incident reports during previous week's tour:
5. OFFICAL COUNT PROCEDUES
Date of observation Random Unit Procedures Followed
Yes/No Corrective Action
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
6. PORTAL TO PORTAL
This category is used to track management observations as they relate to staff adherir g to their work
schedule.
Date Observations
7. STAFF SEARCH
Sensitive But Unclassified S
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8. LOCATOR CENTER TESTING RESULTS:
Provide the results of the locator center testing conducted at least three times d ing the tour of
duty. (Forward the locator testing forms to the CMC and attach a copy to Duty Officer
Report).
9. SUGGESTIONS/RECOMMENDATIONS:
Provide any recommendations or suggestions for improvement based on the tour of duty.
Associate Warden Operations
Associate Warden Programs
Executive Assistant
Captain
ens ve u ;scan
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Attachment 5 -
BP-50506.016 INSTITUTION FIRE/SAFETY AND SANITATION INSPECTION coiF-72m
NOV 07
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS
Week of (Month, clay, year) Institution
Institution Duty Officer Signature: Date
• Inspection must include all areas of the
institution OK NOT
APPLICABLE NEEDS
CORRECTIVE
ACTION WORK ORDER
SUBMITTEC
DATE COMMENTS
J. Electrical outlets and equipment have cover
plates.
K. There are sufficient receptacles to avoid overload.
L Extension cords and plugs am not excessively worn or
damaged.
M. Lighting fixture wiring or ballast compartments have cover
plates.
N. Hot surfaces of fixtures and lamps are separated from
combustible materials.
O. Wiring is in conduit or wire way enclosure.
P. Broken mercury vapor or metal halide lamps are replaced prior
to operation of fixture.
Q. Exit signs and exit way lighting fixtures arc continuously
lighted. Alternate power or light sources are provided
automatically in the event normal power is lost.
R. Emergency lighting units have been tested and are working
properly.
S. Emergency evacuation plans are posted at designated locations.
T. Smoke detectors and slants (and control panels of wired•in
systems) are operational. Detectors and alarm devices are
cleaned and units or systems are tested as required.
U. Fire extinguishers are in designated locations as shown on the
evacuation plan. Units are mounted on wall brackets or in
cabinets. Access or visibility to extinguishers is not
obstructed.
V. Extinguishers are fully charged. There is no obvious physical
damage, corrosion, leakage or clogged nozzles. Each unit
bears a tag showing it to have received its monthly check.
W. Extinguisher operating instructions arc legible and facing
outward. Seals or tamper Indicators am intact.
X. Fire hoses are free of tears, cuts or excessive wear. Hoses or
related standpipe station bears a tag showing it to have retched
its monthly check.
Y. Combustible materials are stored and protected in designated
areas.
Z.. Noncombustible receptacles are used for disposal of tobacco
products. Signs am posted in "No Smoking" areas.
AA. Use of polyurethane padding or foam mattresses/pillows is
prohibited.
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Continue below
BP-s0506.016 (continued)
ITEM OK NOT
APPLICABLE
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