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Multi-Purpose Room 2: Case Study

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On the above date and time Field Training Officer Lloyd McCray and I were stationed in Control Tower 2. While conducting a walkthrough/watch tour in G-housing Inmate Javen Brockington approaches saying he is having issues with his roommate William Liles. He states they were arguing and if they were not separated it would result into a physical altercation, when question further he gives no details. Inmate Liles and myself exit the housing unit to the Multi-Purpose Room 2. According to him Inmate Brockington was making racial comments; referring to him as white boy, bulling him, by saying “I ‘am in here for murder” and he wanted to be move out the housing unit. Therefore I kept Inmate Liles in MP2, while his property is packed in cell G13.

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