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Officer Vanterpool Summary
According to Use of Force Allegation Reports dated 04/30/17 and submitted by Officer Vanterpool. C.O. Vanterpool responded to an alarm in 19 building as part of the probe team with Captain Payne # 140. Upon arrival to the effected area they discover multiple inmate fighting. All inmates involved were escorted to the main intake and place in holding pen, awaiting decontamination and medical attention. Officer Vanterpool stated, he was unaware with any other incident involving the inmates pertaining to any other incident.
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