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B-Pod Bedroom Crowing Report

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On 10-17-2017, at approximately 2155 hours, Officer Sabo B3173 noticed there were several Inmates crowding D6 B-Pod bathroom located at 3225 W. Gibson Ln Phoenix AZ 85009. Officer Sabo advised me via the radio that I needed to go check B-Pods bathroom. I immediately went to B-Pod; Officer Sabo then made a radio call for additional officers for an inmate/inmate fight. As I entered B-bod several people ran out of the bathroom. I told the Inmates that were running out of the restroom to have a seat at the dayroom table. Once I had the majority of the inmates had come out of the bathroom had multiple officers arrive we were able to identify the people who were involved and who needed medical attention. After reviewing the Genetec Security Desk System it is seen on camera Inmate Soyka, Tyler T401554 and Inmate Dornin, Brian T398792 enter the bathroom of Durango 6 B pod at approximately 2154 hours. Inmate Dornin was seen on camera entering the bathroom with a …show more content…

Inmate Soyka arrived in medical at 2159 hours and refused medical attention to RN Anthony 1247H. Inmate Dornin, was escorted up to medical by Officer Bennett B3511. Inmate Dornin arrived in medical at 2205 hours and refused medical attention to RN Anthony 1247H. Photos were taken of both inmates injuries by Officer Balcom B3703 at approximately 2210 …show more content…

I read him his Miranda Rights from a Standard issued MCSO issued Miranda Rights Warning Card. I asked if he understood his rights, he stated "Yes." I then asked if he would voluntarily answer my questions and he stated "Yes." I then proceeded to ask him questions regarding the fight. I asked what the fight was over and he stated, “we were betting for commissary and winner got it." I then asked was there anyone else involved besides the two of them, he stated "no the others were in there watching us making

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