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Booking Violation: Case Study

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On 7/4/2017 at 2335 hours, Taylor James will be given a 22 hour lock down for violating R-C2-14 for disorderly conduct. Taylor was asked to step out of cell #5 in Booking. I advised Taylor I was walking him back to his unit. Taylor said he wanted to use the phone. I told him he couldn 't until he was processed for his new charge. Taylor said "You can 't tell me what to do." While walking Taylor through Booking he began yelling out about using the phone. Taylor will be giving a 22 hour lock down for disorderly conduct.

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