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Genetec Camera Angles: A Summary
A review of Genetec camera angles (76.181-76.180-76.178-76.177 and 76.173) between 1611 hours and 1902 hours captured the following: On May 08, 2017, at 1611 hours Quirindongo was being escorted to the main clinic on a gurney by medical staff and Officers Ramirez, Michel and Captain Smith. Quirindongo was placed in treatment cubicle # 4 and it appears medical staff is providing medical attention. At 1739 hours GRVC Warden Caputo arrived to the clinic and enter cubicle #4, then comes out and appears to be having a conversation with medical staff. At 1545 Caputo finished talking to medical staff and then appears to be talking to Quirindongo in cubicle #4. At 1745 hours Dep. Cameron arrives at the clinic and joins Warden Caputo in cubicle #4
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