Washington State Patrol CID Captain Emails 4-2010 Through 12-2010

From: Dahl, Mike (WSP)
To: Myer, Julie (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: Meeting
Date: Sunday, May 16, 2010 9:40:51 PM
I would like to meet at 0900 Monday in my office so that I can begin the process of learning what cases
we have and the status of each.
I understand we have staff meetings Mondays as a rule so until we change that, let's put it on the
calendar.
See you Monday.
Thanks
To: Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Re: INVESTIGATIONSCONFIDENTIAL
Date: Monday, May 17, 2010 3:13:39 PM
What is your recommendation?
It seems clear that since the Chief doesn't want us to do these that we won't be doing them so who do
you recommend we direct these folks to?
Is there someone you can work on this with at PCSO to get McNeil a response?
Let me know what you plan to do, thanks.
________________________________
From: Huntley, Keith (WSP)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Old, Chris (WSP)
Sent: Mon May 17 14:14:03 2010
Subject: FW: INVESTIGATIONSCONFIDENTIAL
Captain,
This is an issue where we are stuck between a rock and a hard place. The chief has given us the
direction that we will not investigate criminal activity at McNeil Island because it lies within the
jurisdiction of Pierce County. On the other side, PCSO commonly turns these investigations down and
refers them to us.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
Washington State Patrol
Criminal Investigation Division
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
From: Old, Chris (WSP)

Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 1:56 PM
Subject: Fw: INVESTIGATIONSCONFIDENTIAL
Lt, a while back I requested to have either Harkcom or Hall handle these. I'm still getting phone calls
and emails from SCC on crimes committed by residents on residents.
Who can I start referring Wes Diaz too since these types of allegations don't involve employees?
Thanks Lt.
Sergeant Chris Old
DSHS SIU
________________________________
From: Diaz, Wes (SCC) <DiazDW@dshs.wa.gov>

To: Old, Chris (WSP); Cunningham, Kelly (SCC) <CunniKJ@dshs.wa.gov>; Nerio, Al (SCC)
<NerioAJ@dshs.wa.gov>
Sent: Mon May 17 13:19:15 2010
Subject: INVESTIGATIONSCONFIDENTIAL
Sergeant Old, I left you a voicemail regarding an incident that occurred at SCC on 5-16-10, at 1545. A
resident who is a vulnerable adult in our facility claims that another resident grabbed his testicles and
sucked on his penis. I reported this matter per SCC Policy to the Pierce County Sherriff’s Office, however
they declined to review this incident and asked that I notify WSP. Please let me know if WSP can review
this matter as we have been asked by our Chief Executive Officer to have this resident be seen at a
local hospital for a rape examination, however the hospital states that they cannot do this without a law
enforcement incident number.
Thank you Sergeant for your assistance in this matter. Should you have any questions please contact
me at 617- 6286.
Wes Diaz
Investigator 2
Special Commitment Center
Phone: (253) 588-5281 Ext. 6286

To: Hattell, Curt (WSP)
Subject: Re:
Yes sir. I can head down.
________________________________
From: Hattell, Curt (WSP)

Sent: Mon May 17 15:11:13 2010
Subject:
Are you around today?

Subject: FW: Concurrence 10-002
Attachments: 394-LEG.doc
Keith,
Please take a look at this and give me your feedback as described below by May 19th. Thanks
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From: Meyer, Jennifer (WSP)

To: Anderson, Jim (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Burns, Steve
(WSP); Clark, Dan (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Couper, Fiona (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Damerow,
Morgan; DePalma, Mike (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Dolan, Gretchen (WSP);
Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Estes, Coral (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Gundermann,
Chris (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Inglis, Shannon; Johnson, Bob (WSP); Karnitz,
Dave (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP);
McIntyre, Lynn (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Perz, Paul (WSP);
Reichert, Robin (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); Sorenson, Don (WSP); St. John,
Anjela (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Wilton, Mark (WSP)
Cc: Anderson, Becky (WSP); Balogh, Kae (WSP); Battin, Sarah (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP); Bouche,
Cherylee (WSP); Cashen, Laurie (WSP); Cortez, Rebecca (WSP); Dunn, Cynthia (WSP); Fagan, Carol
(WSP); Gallagher, Sherry (WSP); Grayless, Amy (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Greenlee, Paulette (WSP);
Gurley, Traci (WSP); Jacobs, Kitty (WSP); Jordan, Maria (WSP); Knight, Robyn (WSP); Knopes, Susan
(WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Lofstrom, Diane (WSP); Mathisen, Arcelia (WSP);
Miller, Karen (WSP); Moreno, Norma (WSP); Mott, Shirley (WSP); Nicholson, Cathy (WSP); Park, Kate
(WSP); Poe, Denise (WSP); Pratt, Diane (WSP); Ritter, Kathy (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Schiewe,
Kathy (WSP); Simpson, Melissa (WSP); Smith, Michelle (WSP); Tombleson, Ellen (WSP); Lowry, Crystal
(WSP)
Subject: Concurrence 10-002
CONCURRENCE 10-002
The ARMORED VESTS, EMPLOYEE CONDUCT, FIELD OPERATIONS BUREAU (FOB), FIRE PROTECTION
BUREAU (FPB), DISTRICT/DIVISION/SECTION PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER, BUDGET AND FISCAL
SERVICES, HONOR GUARD, TRAINING DIVISION, ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT INVENTORY, STATE
HIGHWAY ROAD CLOSURES BY WSP OFFICERS, and DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
ENDORSEMENT OF PERMITS ISSUED BY COUNTIES AND CITIES policies have been revised.
In order to avoid conflicts between existing and proposed/amended regulations, concurrence committee
members are to review the attached materials carefully. This will reduce the potential of such conflicts
occurring.

All revised policies are available in Microsoft Word as an attachment to this e-mail. Please review the
suggested revisions to ensure that the changes do not conflict with any of the policies that your
division/district/section is responsible for. A list of the WSP regulations and the division/district/section
responsible can be found at
http://iwspsp/documents/Agency_Manuals/Regulation_Manual_Policies_by_District_Division_Section.pdf.
Please reply to the e-mail originator, Ms. Jennifer Meyer, no later than June 1, 2010.
Indicate if you:
- Have no response to the proposed changes;
- Concur with the project as submitted;
- Concur with reservations (give reasons and recommendations); or
- Do not concur (give reasons and recommendations).
Please do not make changes to the attachment. Instead, refer to the page and line number and state
the change(s) you recommend in your reply to this e-mail.
Please call or e-mail if you have questions concerning these policies.
Thank you.
Jennifer Meyer
Strategic Planning and Performance Section
360-596-4138
To: Prouty, Linda (WSP)
Subject: Re: Computer Set-Up
Date: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 8:23:46 AM
The only thing I didn't get were my folders from my email account.
I had a bunch of folders that had emails in them that I wanted to keep.
Can you bring those over?
________________________________
From: Prouty, Linda (WSP)

Sent: Tue May 18 07:18:06 2010
Subject: RE: Computer Set-Up
Good Morning, if everything looks good Captain Dahl then I will delete your data from your old machine
and the recycle bin so it cannot be recovered. Thank you for the compliment.
Linda Prouty
ITD - Customer Services
Forwarding or distributing this communication outside of the agency is subject to WSP regulations. If
this message is received in error, please notify the sender and delete this message.

Thanks Linda, nice work.
Mike

Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Carruth, Benjamin (WSP)
That should be no problem then. I am off shift now so I am having Ben Carruth follow up on your work
order # 80468. He will be contacting you in a couple of minutes.
Respectfully,
Linda Prouty

It was logged on to him this morning.
________________________________

Sent: Mon May 17 15:17:47 2010
That should be fine unless his profile has been deleted.
Linda Prouty
I will give it a try and see if I can log on.
Also, there was some information on this computer that was Steve Davis' that I may want to have on
my desktop.
________________________________

Sent: Mon May 17 15:15:01 2010
That was correct, but I think we might be back in business.
Linda Prouty

I have been trying to log on to outlook for emails and it won't let me.
I hear that MS exchange is down.
________________________________

Sent: Mon May 17 13:44:05 2010
Thank you, I will connect to you know.

Linda Prouty

To: Prouty, Linda (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
The new one is 100763.
Now is ideal and I logged on.
Thanks
________________________________

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Sent: Mon May 17 13:40:27 2010
Hello Captain Dahl, I can delete them from the old one once we make sure everything transferred
correctly. Can I have the SPXT number for the new computer? Also, when would be a good time to
work on this for you? I am free to do this now.
Respectfully,
Linda Prouty
To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Prouty, Linda (WSP)
The SPXT number for my old computer is 100789.
I would like all of my documents, folders, pictures, etc. Moved to this CID computer. When you move it,
does it come off the old computer? I don't want anything left on that old one.
Thanks,
________________________________
From: Leonard, Vicky (WSP)

Sent: Mon May 17 11:54:56 2010
Subject: Computer Set-Up
Almost there. J ITD just needs to know the following:
Any emails, PST files, documents, photos, etc…, to be transferred over from your old computer? If so,
let me know the SPXT number to let them know which computer to transfer it from.
They can transfer it over, once you are logged onto the computer here. Linda Prouty is taking care of
the set-up, just let me know and I will let her know and take care of it for you. J
Thx,
Vic
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
210 11th Avenue SW, Room 409
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk

(360) 704-7964 - Fax
CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE
This correspondence is legally privileged and confidential. It is intended for the named addressee(s)
only. If you are not the authorized recipient, distribution or copying of this message is strictly
forbidden. If you have received this correspondence in error, please notify me immediately at 360-704-
2958 and return or destroy this message and any attached files.
To: Myer, Julie (WSP)
Subject: Re: This morning-
Can you tell him hello and get me his phone number?
Thanks.
----- Original Message -----

From: Myer, Julie (WSP)
Sent: Tue May 18 07:45:25 2010
Subject: This morning-
I am meeting Steve this morning then going to D1-back by 11 am.

Subject: RE: Your saved email has been copied
Forgive me; I am not the most computer savvy. Where did you put the emails? I don’t see them.
Sorry.
Captain Michael Dahl
Criminal Investigation Division (CID)
210 11th Ave SW, Room 409
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 9:07 AM
Subject: Your saved email has been copied
Hello Capt. Dahl, I ran into issues with this yesterday due to the outage. I have copied over your .pst
files to your computer. Please let me know if you need my assistance in adding them back into your
email account.
Linda Prouty
Phone: (360) 705-5999 | Micro 13x252
Email: Linda.Prouty@wsp.wa.gov
Service Requests: ITDHelp@wsp.wa.gov
Shift: Sun - Thur | 0700 - 1500
Washington State Patrol - " Service with Humility"
Subject: RE: instructions
Attachments: image001.png
image002.png
It worked and I have the files. Thanks again for the help. I appreciate you walking me through this.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: instructions
With your email open where it shows your Folders and Inbox.
Click on File, Open and click on Outlook Data file.
You will see a similar screen that has your Email files in it.
You can click on the one that you want to add yours was MDAH225, I am using the Example one. You
will see it added to the left side of your email.
I will be in a meeting and did not want to keep you waiting.
Please let me know if I can help you further with this.
Linda Prouty
Phone: (360) 705-5999 | Micro 13x252
Shift: Sun - Thur | 0700 - 1500
To: Porter, Stephanie (WSP)
Subject: Re: Oh I forgot...
Date: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 12:58:23 PM
What day?
________________________________
From: Porter, Stephanie (WSP)

Sent: Tue May 18 12:57:52 2010
Subject: Oh I forgot...
You are taking me to coffee for my birthday! J
Stephanie Porter
OPS Internal Affairs Section
(360) 704-2342
stephanie.porter@wsp.wa.gov
Note: To ensure compliance with all Administrative Requirements and Retention Guidelines, please
delete any e-mails regarding OPS cases after your review. When responding to any e-mails regarding
OPS cases; please delete the sent e-mail immediately.
My pleasure. Let me know about this weekend.
________________________________

Sent: Tue May 18 12:59:01 2010
Subject: RE: Oh I forgot...
My birthday is Tuesday. I am on vacation after that and don’t come back until the 2nd.
Stephanie Porter
(360) 704-2342

Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 12:58 PM
What day?
________________________________

Sent: Tue May 18 12:57:52 2010
Subject: Oh I forgot...
You are taking me to coffee for my birthday! J
Stephanie Porter
(360) 704-2342
Cc: Brooks, Melinda (WSP)
Subject: RE: old computer data
I believe Melinda logged on to get some stuff this morning. I can have her log off if you need her to. I
assumed you would delete the information.
Melinda, can you contact Linda via email and arrange this? Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: old computer data
Hello Capt. Dahl, I was going to delete your data from your old machine 100789, but I see that you are
logged into it. Were you going to delete your old data, or would you like me too?
Linda Prouty
Phone: (360) 705-5999 | Micro 13x252
Shift: Sun - Thur | 0700 - 1500

To: Brooks, Melinda (WSP)
Bcc: Porter, Stephanie (WSP)
Maybe a cat got it. Or it heard someone coming and scurried away.
Is this a riddle cause that’s more Coley’s area of expertise.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Brooks, Melinda (WSP)

I can log off for you. Do you know what happened to the mouse?

Cc: Brooks, Melinda (WSP)
I believe Melinda logged on to get some stuff this morning. I can have her log off if you need her to. I
assumed you would delete the information.
Melinda, can you contact Linda via email and arrange this? Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: old computer data
Hello Capt. Dahl, I was going to delete your data from your old machine 100789, but I see that you are
logged into it. Were you going to delete your old data, or would you like me too?
Linda Prouty
Phone: (360) 705-5999 | Micro 13x252
Shift: Sun - Thur | 0700 - 1500
To: Poe, Denise (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: RE: 6 Month Probationary Evaluation due for Brooks, Melinda
I got it and have it on my to do list.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
-----Original Message-----
From: Poe, Denise (WSP)
To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: FW: 6 Month Probationary Evaluation due for Brooks, Melinda
Just checking to see if either of you got this, and/or if her 3 month eval has been completed. Thanks.
Denise Poe
Office of Professional Standards
(360) 704-2330
denise.poe@wsp.wa.gov

"Service with Humility"


From: Remedy Notification
Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2010 8:00 AM
To: Poe, Denise (WSP)
Subject: 6 Month Probationary Evaluation due for Brooks, Melinda
Dear supervisor:
This message is to notify you of an evaluation due today for Brooks, Melinda . Please complete this
evaluation and forward it to the Human Resource Division no later than 5/16/2010.
If you are not the supervisor responsible for this employee's evaluation please contact McBroom, Traci
D.
You can view this employee's evaluation information by double clicking on the attachment and logging
into Remedy. Your login and password are the same as you use to login into your PC, the Preference
Server should be set to cite1. If you do not have a login, please contact ITD Customer Service via email
or call (360) 705-5999.
Please *do not* reply to this email. Your email *will not* be answered. If you need to report an issue,
please use the "Report Issue" button on your Evaluation Tracking HR-Home page or send an email to
ITD Customer Support.
A manual and training information is available at

http://insidewsp/organization/technical/ITD/AppsUnit/evaltrak.htm
To: Greene, Geri (WSP)
Subject: Sharing invitation: Dahl, Mike (WSP) - Calendar
Dahl, Mike (WSP) (Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov) has invited you to view his or her Microsoft Exchange
Calendar. For instructions on how to view shared folders on Exchange, see the following article:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=57561
*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Miller, Greg (WSP)
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Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: cross training
Approved. I think Julie already approved this and my understanding is that it will be one week to begin
with and then another week at another time.
I like the idea of cross training her, good thought.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: cross training
Captain,
Vik is a loyal and hardworking employee. I would like her to have a chance to train with Dan Hall’s
crew. It will mean a small hit to the CID budget (Vik is paid through the DSHS contract.)
Thank you,
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: cross training
Hi Lt.
Vik would like to cross train with Tacoma CIU for a week or two. We are working out the details/dates
with Dan Hall who is all for it. We would just need permission from CID Command Staff to have Vik
use the 160 budget code while she is cross training.
Thanks,
Sergeant Chris Old
DSHS SIU
210 11th Avenue SW, Suite 409
Olympia, WA. 98504
Desk - 360 596 4851
Cell - 360 239 7246
Fax - 360 586 2525
"Service With Humility"

Subject: Re: Missing TAR Report
OK sir. I submitted them but I am still listed under DePalma apparently so when we ran a report, I
didn't come up.
I will get TAR support to move me over.
________________________________
From: Miller, Greg (WSP)

Sent: Tue May 18 16:54:38 2010
Subject: Fw: Missing TAR Report
FYI Mike,
You had some pending TARS.
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________
From: tarsupport@wsp.wa.gov <tarsupport@wsp.wa.gov>

Sent: Tue May 18 16:36:56 2010
Subject: Missing TAR Report
Please find attached a summary of missing, pending, and rejected TARs for the INVESTIGATIVE
SERVICES BUREAU for the pay period ending 5/15/2010.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact TAR Support (tarsupport@wsp.wa.gov).
Cc: Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Brooks, Melinda (WSP); Coley, Tim (WSP); Eikum, Daniel (WSP); Lantz, Bruce (WSP);
LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP); Nelson, Shane (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP)
Subject: Cell Phone Tip
Date: Wednesday, May 19, 2010 9:25:00 AM
Attachments: Cell Phone Theft.docx
Good information to share with people.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Concurrence 10-002
I believe it was intentionally left that way to allow the appointing authorities more latitude to interpret
what is detrimental to the agency. This was changed by Jason Berry and I a couple years ago and then
recently changed again by Travis. The version prior to those two changes was very vague and did not
allow the agency to control the associations with felons the way we needed to.
Thanks for reviewing this.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2010 8:26 AM
No issues with CID although I found it interesting that the regulation was changed regarding
associations with felons.
Employees shall avoid regular or continuous associations or dealings with persons whom they know, or
should know, are persons under criminal investigation or indictment, or who have a reputation in the
community or the department for present or past involvement in felonious or criminal behavior or are
known to be a convicted felon.
“Criminal behavior” seems fairly wide open for interpretation.
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Keith,
Please take a look at this and give me your feedback as described below by May 19th. Thanks
33

(WSP)
CONCURRENCE 10-002
occurring.

Indicate if you:
Thank you.
Jennifer Meyer
360-596-4138
To: Meyer, Jennifer (WSP)
Jennifer,
CID has no response to the proposed changes.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

(WSP)
CONCURRENCE 10-002
occurring.

Indicate if you:
Thank you.
Jennifer Meyer

360-596-4138
To: Vaughan, Darlonna (WSP)
Subject: Melinda"s Evaluation
Can you help me find the evaluation form I am supposed to use for Melinda’s 3 month evaluation?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: RE: Det. Lauer
Thanks Dennis. Let me know if you need anything.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Bosman, Dennis (WSP)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Det. Lauer
Captain,
I wanted you to be aware that Det. James Lauer’s grandmother unexpectedly passed away last night. I
am working with Rick Smith to get the necessary information for a Daily Bulletin entry.
Thanks,
Lieutenant Dennis Bosman
P.O. Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504-2637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: RE: Melinda"s Evaluation
Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Vaughan, Darlonna (WSP)

Subject: RE: Melinda's Evaluation
It is located on the intranet under HRD Forms. It is titled Performance and Development Plan (Parts 4-
5).
Here is a link: http://iwspsp/documents/Agency_Forms/Forms/HRD_Forms.aspx
Thank you,
Darlonna Vaughan
Human Resource Division
PO Box 42620 - Olympia WA 98504-2620
Phone (360) 704-2313
Fax (360) 704-2297
<http://www.cfd.wa.gov/>

Subject: Melinda's Evaluation
Can you help me find the evaluation form I am supposed to use for Melinda’s 3 month evaluation?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Almost
This looks like a good idea to me, but I am more inclined to do this after we have our own after action.
Then we would know what information to provide to them.
Thoughts?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: McIntyre, Lynn (WSP)

Sent: Friday, May 14, 2010 8:47 AM
Cc: Hebert, Larry (WSP)
Subject: Almost
Long Beach Response-
I know you aren’t there yet ( but close) but I already have a request. Can you be persuaded to meet
with Larry, me, Randy Watson and Karen Green to just discuss this scene a bit at some point. This
scene is past but it is always good to review events for better processes for the future. We would like
to give you excellent service especially in these highly charged, intense scenes. However, we
sometimes do not receive the tools in which to give you the investigative information you need.
Sometimes expectations are unrealistic or we can help in ways you may be unaware of. Also, we need
to know your limits and expectations.
One area we could talk about is future training events by the CSRT or other disciplines, so CID has a
better understanding of our capabilities and requirements. And we can definitely benefit from
discussions on CID’s ideas and recommendations. If our teams know each other’s needs better, it can
alleviate misunderstandings and give both sides a better product. I have been so impressed by OPS’
open communication style and willingness to train CLD staff, I would like to return the favor on another
level. This was just one thought but I am sure there are a lot more. Let me know what you think-
when the dust settles (Of course, I have been waiting for that to happen for over 30 years.) and we
can set up a time if this works for you. Enjoy the wonderful weather!
To: Scott, Evelyn (WSP)
Subject: RE: Daily Bulletin Request
Date: Wednesday, May 19, 2010 1:07:00 PM
Looks fine. Thanks for taking care of this.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Scott, Evelyn (WSP)

Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: Daily Bulletin Request
Captain,
Please review the following for submittal to today’s Daily Bulletin:
Barbara Kelso, 85 year old beloved grandmother of Criminal Investigation Division Detective James
Lauer #755, passed away last night at her residence in Seattle, WA. The family will have a private
gathering on Sunday, May 23, 2010, in honor of her long life and love of family. The family requests
no cards or flowers at this time.
Thank you,
Evelyn Scott
Research Analyst
Telephone - 360.704.2957
Fax - 360.704.2964
To: Myer, Julie (WSP); Swainson, Edward (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Anderson, John (WSP); Smith, Richard
(WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Sharp, Dan (WSP); Cooper, Jerry (WSP); Haake, Russ (WSP);
Barger, Loren (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP); Hickman, Thomas (WSP); Huntington, John
(WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP); O"Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP)
Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: RE: 2010 CID Prosecutor Survey Results
I echo Lt. Myer’s praise for the work that you guys do. It is nice to arrive in the division with a survey
that confirms that we are doing a good job. I am not overly concerned about the minimal responses we
received, it is to be expected. I believe that we would have gotten the same feedback from the other
PAO if they had submitted responses.
Regarding the timeliness issue, recognize that it will always be an issue. My hope is that as a division
we are producing high quality, thorough and professional work that stands up in court and results in
bad guys being prosecuted appropriately. Read the comments that some of the Prosecutors made
about how to improve on timeliness and implement any ideas you have. You should be meeting with
them regularly and keeping them up to date on our progress so if you discuss this with them, that
should take care of it.
Thanks again for the work you do, I am proud to be here and this just confirms why.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2010 12:47 PM
To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Swainson, Edward (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Anderson, John (WSP); Smith,
Richard (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Sharp, Dan (WSP); Cooper, Jerry (WSP);
Haake, Russ (WSP); Barger, Loren (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP); Hickman, Thomas
(WSP); Huntington, John (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene
(WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: 2010 CID Prosecutor Survey Results
Captain,
Attached is the IOC outlining the results of the 2010 prosecutor survey. It reflects some great work by
all of our folks!
Sergeants,
Excellent work! We appreciate your ongoing commitment to producing high quality and comprehensive
investigations; and your professionalism with the prosecutors and during trial. Please share the results
with all your personnel—while the detectives names are attached to the file, we all know there is a
tremendous amount of support that goes into producing high quality investigations!
We took a bit of a hit on the timeliness of case submissions, which I know we are already working on.
Do not jeopardize the quality of our cases for the sake of getting them done sooner, but if you see
opportunities to implement improvements please do! And share, if others might benefit from your
ideas. Keep up your efforts of monitoring the case status. I will send individual responses to sergeants
in the areas where the PA identified their jurisdiction.
A special thanks to Sgt. Hall for doing his work in managing and compiling the survey results!
Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you for the outstanding job by everyone!
Thanks,
Julie
Lieutenant Julie Myer
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

To: "SteveDa@oic.wa.gov"
Subject: Meeting
If you have time today, I can come over to your office. If not, let me know when and I will make time.
See you soon,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Farewell Lunch for Lt. Myer
I am planning to attend.
________________________________

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP);
Huntington, John (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Harkcom, Ken
(WSP); Erdahl, Paul (WSP); Scott, Evelyn (WSP)
Sent: Wed May 19 13:54:38 2010
Subject: Farewell Lunch for Lt. Myer
Good Afternoon!
We are planning a farewell luncheon for Lt. Julie Myer on Friday, June 11th. If you would like to attend,
please let me know by Tuesday, May 25. Location is pending until we have a final count.
Thank you,
Vicky
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
To: "Oneill, Marisa"
Subject: RE:
I was going to email you just now too. I have a meeting tomorrow now that I didn’t schedule so I will
have to take a rain check. Can we shoot for another time?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Oneill, Marisa [mailto:OneillM@wsdot.wa.gov]

Subject:
Are we doing Wagner’s or elsewhere? Want me to ring you when I’m on my way for us to meet?
Probably just as easy for me to have the Cadets ring you when I get to GA. Either option work for me.
Just let me know.
Hope you’re enjoying your first week as the big cheese! J
Marisa A. O'Neill
WA State Dept of Transportation
Enterprise Risk Management Division
Phone: (360) 704-6382 or (800) 737-0615 Ext 6382
Fax: (360) 704-6380
Email: oneillm@wsdot.wa.gov
To: "Oneill, Marisa"
Subject: RE:
I have the morning meeting, then at noon a potluck/going away luncheon at OPS. Maybe we should
shoot for next week on a day when you are around.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE:
I’m actually around HQ the majority of the day tomorrow. I have another meeting at 11. So, we could
do lunch instead or shoot for an afternoon break say 2ish. If tomorrow won’t work, it’s no biggie. I’m
in and out the next couple of weeks but can always make something work.
From: Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov]

To: Oneill, Marisa
Subject: RE:
I was going to email you just now too. I have a meeting tomorrow now that I didn’t schedule so I will
have to take a rain check. Can we shoot for another time?
Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject:
Are we doing Wagner’s or elsewhere? Want me to ring you when I’m on my way for us to meet?
Probably just as easy for me to have the Cadets ring you when I get to GA. Either option work for me.
Just let me know.
Hope you’re enjoying your first week as the big cheese! J
Marisa A. O'Neill
WA State Dept of Transportation
Enterprise Risk Management Division
Phone: (360) 704-6382 or (800) 737-0615 Ext 6382
Fax: (360) 704-6380
Email: oneillm@wsdot.wa.gov
To: Berry, Jason (WSP)
Call my cell
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Berry, Jason (WSP)

To: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Re: Concurrence 10-002
I don't know any instance that has caused another iteration. I agree this waters it down significantly?
________________________________

To: Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Sent: Wed May 19 16:26:00 2010
Do any of you know why the change in the associations with known criminals regulation? We rewrote
this a year ago when in OPS because of problems. This version seems to water down the intention of
making it clear to employees to stay away from these people. Thanks, Curt
F. Associations with Known Criminals
1. Employees shall avoid regular or continuous associations or dealings with persons whom they
know, or should know, are persons under criminal investigation or indictment, or who have a reputation
in the community or the department for present or past involvement in felonious or criminal behavior or
are known to be a convicted felon. Exceptions include those contacts necessary to the performance of
official duties or family members. Some associations or dealings with such persons may be unavoidable
due to family or social relationships. Employees shall use good judgment in all associations and shall
not divulge information that is a threat or is potentially a threat to employee safety, compromises any
type of ongoing investigation, or is not available for public disclosure.
2. For the purpose of this regulation, a family member shall be defined as parents, spouses, children,
blood relatives, or those related through a legal marriage as defined by Washington State law.
Exceptions include those contacts necessary to the performance of official duties.

(WSP)
CONCURRENCE 10-002
occurring.

Indicate if you:
Thank you.
Jennifer Meyer
360-596-4138
Subject: RE: Work schedule
As long as you are comfortable with the coverage, I don’t have a problem with it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Work schedule
Captain,
I would like to approve this unless you have concerns.
Ken will be flexible if a shift change is necessary and the extra hours in the office will benefit his units
and the section.
Thank you,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

From: Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Work schedule
Sir,
I am respectfully requesting the opportunity to work Tuesday thru Friday 10 hour shifts. This is the
opposite shift of Det. Erdahl which would still provide coverage to respond to calls on campus Monday
thru Friday.
Thanks,
Ken
Detective Sergeant Ken Harkcom
(360) 704-2955
Subject: RE: Today
Date: Thursday, May 20, 2010 10:39:00 AM
Can’t wait. I am looking forward to the food, not the goodbye part.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 10:29 AM
Subject: Today
It smells yummy down here! Looking forward to your celebration, hope you are having a good
morning.
Mel
Melinda Brooks
Administrative Assistant 3
(360) 704-2332
melinda.brooks@wsp.wa.gov
Note: To ensure compliance with all Collective Bargaining Agreements and Retention Guidelines, please
delete any e-mails regarding OPS/IA cases after your review. When responding to any e-mails
regarding OPS/IA cases, please delete the sent e-mail immediately.
Cc: Myer, Julie (WSP)
Subject: Request for Investigation
AC Miller,
I just spoke with Scott Snyder, (Attorney), who does Labor Law for the City of Montesano. He has
drafted a letter on behalf of the Mayor of Montesano requesting that WSP investigate their Chief.
Allegedly the Chief has misappropriated funds and property for personal use.
The letter is going to the Chiefs office with a request for a criminal investigation and an administrative
investigation. I explained the process to him and said we would consider his request, but did not
commit to it. I asked about a local agency handling it and he indicated that there is bad blood between
Montesano and the Sheriff’s office so that is not an option for them.
He went on to say that the Chief would be administratively reassigned to his residence. I will look for
the letter if it arrives this week and we will keep you posted.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Almost
OK, I will respond to Lynn McIntyre and let her know we want to do an internal after action first and
then get together with them.
Is this something that Keith could start working on as far as arranging a time and place for us to meet
as a division and do lessons learned? I would like it to be sooner than later. Otherwise, it will fall to
you and you seem busy enough as it is.
Let me know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Almost
I like the idea as well. I agree with it following our debriefing. The crime lab’s training might be an
opportunity to get folks from various regions together to discuss Johnson’s shooting, our future
responses, and the Major Response Team.
I could see all CID personnel (including support staff, etc, and maybe those outside the divisions that
will be identified to participate on the response team) and crime lab/CSRT personnel from D2, D7
meeting to discuss lessons learned, exchange of some training, and how a future response would look.
Do the same for D1, D5, D8; and D3, D4, D6. There will be travel expenses, but it might be an
alternative for a summit, which we have not had for a couple years.
This could be a great opportunity the more I think about it…

(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

Subject: FW: Almost
Thoughts?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Almost
Subject: Re: Almost
I have a meeting with Keith and his guys in Tacoma for lunch that day.
The only other day would be Monday. I have Thursday and Friday off next week and Monday Tuesday
the following week.
________________________________

Sent: Thu May 20 11:03:29 2010
Subject: Re: Almost
After action would be helpful if Keith can set up. Also, we would like to do a Critical Case Review on the
shooting on Wednesday next week. This is done as a final review w/command staff before goes to AGO
as final product. It will also give you a chance to be walked thru the entire case. If you want to see
time lines, photos, etc. We should come to Bremerton. Otherwise Olympia will be scheduled. Will
Wednesday work for you?
________________________________

Sent: Thu May 20 10:47:36 2010
Subject: RE: Almost
Let me know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Almost
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

Subject: FW: Almost
Thoughts?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Almost
Subject: RE: Almost
We can make it Bremerton since that will give me a chance to see those guys and their office. I p.m.
at the Bremerton District office and thanks.
Vicky, can you please add this to my calendar? Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Almost
Monday at 1 pm. Do you want to meet in Olympia or Bremerton?
________________________________

Sent: Thu May 20 11:13:11 2010
Subject: Re: Almost
the following week.
________________________________
Sent: Thu May 20 11:03:29 2010
Subject: Re: Almost
________________________________

Sent: Thu May 20 10:47:36 2010
Subject: RE: Almost
Let me know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Almost
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

Subject: FW: Almost
Thoughts?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Almost
Subject: Re: Almost
Reminder for one hour is fine. Thanks.
________________________________

Sent: Thu May 20 11:28:45 2010
Subject: RE: Almost
Did you want me to make the entry at noon, for drive time? Just checking, I have it at 1:00 now, but
can change it to what you like.
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: RE: Almost
We can make it Bremerton since that will give me a chance to see those guys and their office. I p.m.
at the Bremerton District office and thanks.
Vicky, can you please add this to my calendar? Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Almost
Monday at 1 pm. Do you want to meet in Olympia or Bremerton?
________________________________

Sent: Thu May 20 11:13:11 2010
Subject: Re: Almost
the following week.
________________________________

Sent: Thu May 20 11:03:29 2010
Subject: Re: Almost
________________________________

Sent: Thu May 20 10:47:36 2010
Subject: RE: Almost
Let me know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Almost
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

Subject: FW: Almost
Thoughts?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Almost
Subject: Re:
Perfect, thanks.
________________________________

Cc: Poe, Denise (WSP)
Sent: Thu May 20 11:40:26 2010
Subject: RE:
I did some quick research online and found the reported number and name attached to a version of the
“Nigerian Letter” scheme. The number is not valid and I’m sure the name is a fake. The sender
included what looks like real contact information in the letter (or e-mail) in an attempt to add some
legitimacy to the scam.
I’ll respond to the sender with this information with a cc to the OPS mailbox.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: FW:

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject:
Captain,
These were received in the OPS Mailbox. . . . . .

To: Dubler, Shawn (WSP)
Subject: CID Lieutenant
Did anyone submit for the opening. I heard no but want to confirm.
Thanks
To: Fabregas, Yvette (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Out of Office: CID Lieutenant
Hi Yvette,
Can you let me know of anyone submitted for the CID Lieutenants position? Thanks,
________________________________
From: Dubler, Shawn (WSP)

Sent: Thu May 20 11:42:38 2010
Subject: Out of Office: CID Lieutenant
I will be out of the office Thursday, May 2oth & Friday, May 21st for training. I will return Monday, May
24th. If you need immediate assistance please call Ms. Yvette Fabregas @ (360) 704-2308.
Subject: Re: Out of Office: CID Lieutenant
Date: Thursday, May 20, 2010 12:01:51 PM
Thank you.
________________________________
From: Fabregas, Yvette (WSP)

Sent: Thu May 20 12:01:32 2010
Subject: RE: Out of Office: CID Lieutenant
Sorry, no names to report.
Thx

Subject: Fw: Out of Office: CID Lieutenant
Hi Yvette,
Can you let me know of anyone submitted for the CID Lieutenants position? Thanks,
________________________________

Sent: Thu May 20 11:42:38 2010
Subject: Out of Office: CID Lieutenant
I will be out of the office Thursday, May 2oth & Friday, May 21st for training. I will return Monday, May
24th. If you need immediate assistance please call Ms. Yvette Fabregas @ (360) 704-2308.
Subject: Re: Keyboard Tray
My pleasure.

From: Greene, Geri (WSP)
Sent: Thu May 20 13:44:10 2010
Subject: Keyboard Tray
Thanks again for the keyboard tray for the AC- it's perfect
Geri Greene
Investigative Services Bureau
Phone: (360) 704-2979
Fax: (360)704-2975
E-mail: geri.greene@wsp.wa.gov
To: Gunkel, Blaine (WSP)
Subject: RE: Lieutenant position
I checked today and no one applied. I will be going to the list

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Gunkel, Blaine (WSP)
Subject: Lieutenant position
Did anyone put in for the vacancy?
Lieutenant Blaine Gunkel

WSP Training Division
631 W Dayton Airport Road
Shelton WA 98584-8945
Ofc (360) 426-1661 ext 102
Cell (360) 481-2903
FAX (360) 427-2134
MICRO 82 Ext 102
I didn't expect anyone to put in. It was short notice and the job is unique. I agree, Rob would be
excellent. I am thrilled to have options from the list. I intend to get approval soon for going to the list,
so let him know to be ready for it.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 1:59 PM
Subject: Re: Lieutenant position
Interesting. Rob asked and as you know would do a great job.

Ofc (360) 426-1661 ext 102
Cell (360) 481-2903
FAX (360) 427-2134
MICRO 82 Ext 102

Sent: Thu May 20 13:58:05 2010
I checked today and no one applied. I will be going to the list

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Lieutenant position
Did anyone put in for the vacancy?

Ofc (360) 426-1661 ext 102
Cell (360) 481-2903
FAX (360) 427-2134
MICRO 82 Ext 102
To: Rupert, Michael (WSP)
Subject: RE: Annual GA Fire alarm
Mike,
We have a key that you can pick up that will get you in to the office. Contact Ken Harkcom and he will
get it to you. When your Trooper is done with it, someone can get it back to us Monday morning.
Let me know if you need anything else,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Rupert, Michael (WSP)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Rethwill,
Wes (WSP)
Cc: Brogan, Mark (WSP); ADrotos@GA.WA.GOV; Gurley, Traci (WSP); Regalado, Jesse (WSP); Jackson,
Herb (WSP); Williams, Josh (WSP); Dehart, Ted (WSP)
Subject: Annual GA Fire alarm
Hello Gentlemen,
This is a follow up to the conversation I had with most of you. The GA is having their annual fire alarm
test this Saturday May 22, 2010, between the hours of 07:00 and Noon. The two GA contact people
are Andy Drotos (360) 507-1561 and Nate Vargas (360) 239-2698. Both Andy and Nate will be here
this Saturday for this inspection.
If you received this e-mail, this means your work spaces are in secure areas which the GA does not
have access and needs your cooperation for access.
The two testers will be at the next door down from the ESS Office which is labeled Fire Controls,
starting at 07:00.
Captain Dahl’s area has been covered (4th floor). Captain DePalma has arranged to access his facility
at 08:00 (OPS). Captain Lamoreaux opted to conduct this in the near future (HRD). Sergeant Regalado
provided access to his area (4th floor).
Thanks for all your understanding and cooperation on such short notice.
Sergeant Michael L. Rupert # 180
Executive Services Section
Capital Detachment
Cell (360) 239-0274
Ofice (360) 596-3992
Fax (360) 596-3997
Direct Connect 112*27493*13

Subject: Re: Annual GA Fire alarm
Yes. Also, Det. Erdahl will bring it down.
________________________________

Sent: Thu May 20 14:55:52 2010
Subject: Re: Annual GA Fire alarm
Hello Mike,
Thanks again for your promptness. I do have a function planned for Monday, can I return the key to
you first thing on Tuesday?
________________________________

Sent: Thu May 20 14:30:15 2010
Subject: RE: Annual GA Fire alarm
Mike,
We have a key that you can pick up that will get you in to the office. Contact Ken Harkcom and he will
get it to you. When your Trooper is done with it, someone can get it back to us Monday morning.
Let me know if you need anything else,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Rethwill,
Wes (WSP)
Cc: Brogan, Mark (WSP); ADrotos@GA.WA.GOV; Gurley, Traci (WSP); Regalado, Jesse (WSP); Jackson,
Herb (WSP); Williams, Josh (WSP); Dehart, Ted (WSP)
Subject: Annual GA Fire alarm
Hello Gentlemen,
This is a follow up to the conversation I had with most of you. The GA is having their annual fire alarm
test this Saturday May 22, 2010, between the hours of 07:00 and Noon. The two GA contact people
are Andy Drotos (360) 507-1561 and Nate Vargas (360) 239-2698. Both Andy and Nate will be here
this Saturday for this inspection.
If you received this e-mail, this means your work spaces are in secure areas which the GA does not
have access and needs your cooperation for access.
The two testers will be at the next door down from the ESS Office which is labeled Fire Controls,
starting at 07:00.
Captain Dahl’s area has been covered (4th floor). Captain DePalma has arranged to access his facility
at 08:00 (OPS). Captain Lamoreaux opted to conduct this in the near future (HRD). Sergeant Regalado
provided access to his area (4th floor).
Thanks for all your understanding and cooperation on such short notice.
Sergeant Michael L. Rupert # 180
Capital Detachment
Cell (360) 239-0274
Ofice (360) 596-3992
Fax (360) 596-3997
Direct Connect 112*27493*13

Subject: 33
I am trying to meet with DePalma to talk about interviews for Lieutenant. Shouldn't be too long.
Subject: RE: Day Off
Date: Friday, May 21, 2010 9:52:00 AM
Approve. Please ensure that it gets on your calendar and that Vicki knows. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Day Off
Captain,
I would like to take next Friday off as an annual leave day if that’s okay.
Thank you,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: "Jim Greene"
Subject: RE: Congratulations
Thank you Jim, as you know, this means a lot to me. I have always held you in high esteem and have
been proud to serve in the same agency that you did. I remember the interview day too. I was
nervous but very excited to finally get a chance to join this great agency. It has been 19 years since
then and I couldn’t be happier about my choice.
I certainly never envisioned making it to this level, but as the time has gone by, it seems that this is the
natural progression of things and I feel good about taking the position. I was at a going away pot luck
from internal affairs yesterday and I told all of them that no one makes it to any position in this agency
alone. It is the great work that all of them did over the three years that I was there that helped me
learn and grow enough so that I could assume this new role. I will be forever grateful to all the people
that have modeled the way for me. That certainly includes you.
As for Geri, what can I say? She has always been so kind to me and so generous. She is one in a
million.
Thanks for everything and I hope to see you on the golf course over the summer.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Jim Greene [mailto:jimlgreene@comcast.net]

Subject: Congratulations
Mike: Sorry for my congratulatory tardiness. I have a vivid memory of sitting in my little office at our
WSECU Personnel Office, and seeing you walking up Plum Street dressed to the “9’s”, and carrying your
brief case, on your way in for your initial interview for hiring-on. I thought at the time that if every
applicant presented and carried themselves as you did we would be living in a perfect world. You hit
your interview out of the park, you couldn’t have represented yourself in a more perfect way….and you
haven’t stopped since.
A special thank you for the way you treat Geri. She also thinks the world of you and regrets having to
move down stairs where she won’t be able to interact you on a regular basis.
We both wish you every continued success in your new position, and I promise I’ll be more prompt with
my congratulations on your next promotion.
Best wishes to you Mike!
Jim

To: Poe, Denise (WSP); Brooks, Melinda (WSP); Coley, Tim (WSP); Eikum, Daniel (WSP); Lantz, Bruce (WSP);
LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP); Nelson, Shane (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP)
Subject: Thank You
It has been just about one week since I came upstairs to work instead of walking in at the ground floor
and seeing all of you each day. Needless to say, it is a funny feeling. For almost three years, I got to
spend time every day with the best of the best. The most talented, dedicated and fun people that this
agency has to offer. You should all be very proud of the team that is assembled down there and do all
that you can to ensure that it continues to grow and move forward.
I have bragged and told stories about you, shared good moments and some tough moments on cases
with you, been there when kids were born, parents were lost, promotions were achieved, personnel
changed, shared tears and about a million laughs. What a run. We truly became family and learned so
much about each other. So many memories to look back on with great fondness.
I can’t thank you enough for the way you all worked and for how hard you worked to build the great
reputation that OPS/IA now enjoys. I heard it everywhere I went. Talked to so many people and got so
many compliments about all of you and they are all well deserved. Ironically, I got an email from Candy
Warren that I think is perfect to sum up what we have achieved. It reads in part:
“The gang up there right now (and have been there for a while now) are great folks to work with. Take
care, C.”
I know that the rest of the TA board feels the same way and I think it is the ultimate compliment to
have them say this. This comes from your work and dedication to always seeking the truth and making
it easy for the appointing authorities to make a determination. While our team was there, we had 100%
satisfaction from our AA survey and they too were very complimentary of your work. No matter where
you look or who you ask, our team did it right and was the model for how it should be done. Our
friends at the regional IA group know it too, that’s why we have so much respect from them.
The people that have moved on from OPS/IA have only been able to achieve what they did because of
the team that is there. No one does anything alone. All of us owe a great debt to each one of you.
When we all agreed to work together, we also agreed to give a lot of ourselves and sacrifice personally
so the team would win. It should be obvious that when you don’t care who gets the credit, but care
only about putting out a superior product, you can achieve great things. Individual achievement is nice,
but team achievement is far more rewarding.
Personally, I will miss everything about the job. But more than that, I will miss working with you. You
can’t ask for a better group and I can say without reservation, this is the most rewarding and enjoyable
time in my career. It’s not an overstatement to say that you are the best of the best.
Please do me the honor of taking some time to reflect on all that you have achieved and worked so
hard to accomplish. It is worthy of looking back on because it will make you proud but will also drive
you to keep moving forward and making it even better.
I know that there are changes to come in OPS/IA and that over time, one of you will be the last one
standing from the current group. Just remember that those that follow us will use the model that we
created to determine how to do the job. I am certain that if they are willing to do it at the same high
level that each of you are, they will be successful too.
Thanks to all of you for all that you did for me. I have been blessed to work with you and even more
blessed to have you as friends.
Sincerely,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Johnson shooting Critical Case Review`
No, but thank you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Johnson shooting Critical Case Review`
Would you like me to attend?
Thanks,
Vicky

To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: Johnson shooting Critical Case Review`
Captain Dahl and I are meeting D8 CIU for the Johnson shooting Critical Case Review before the final
report goes to the AGO. You are both welcome to attend if you are available. It will be at D8 HQ.
Thanks,
Julie
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

To: Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: FW: WASPC Model Policy Committee June 30 Tribal Officer Model Policy Meeting
Importance: High
For you and possibly Captain DePalma to get on the list.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Joanna Arlow [mailto:jarlow@waspc.org]

To: Joanna Arlow; 'lbauer@co.pierce.wa.us'; 'Mark Brown'; 'rcampbell@cityofcheney.org';
'gpdchief@ci.goldendale.wa.us'; 'mlasnier@suquamish.nsn.us'; 'dlepiane@ci.college-place.wa.us';
'glineberry@ci.everett.wa.us'; 'john.lovick@co.snohomish.wa.us'; 'Sheriff Garry Lucas';
'bradm@ci.sumner.wa.us'; 'russo.jackie@portseattle.org'; 'bvance@montesano.us'; 'Warren, Rusty';
'dlane@ci.brier.wa.us'; 'terryd@ci.shelton.wa.us'; 'linda.pierce@seattle.gov'; Berry, Jason (WSP); Braniff,
Tim (WSP); 'belfo@co.whatcom.wa.us'; 'randy.stegmeier@wwu.edu'; 'Sheriff John Didion'; 'Sheriff Mike
Harum'; 'sgranato@ci.yakima.wa.us'; 'Sheriff Sue Rahr'; ''John.Batiste@wsp.wa.gov';
'tschlicker@swinomish.nsn.us'; 'bjorkbb@dfw.wa.gov'; 'Wilson, Colleen'; 'Rosenow, Kelly'; 'Sheriff Bill
Elfo'; 'denise.turner@kingcounty.gov'; 'nnewlin@co.kitsap.wa.us'; 'kimbald@co.thurston.wa.us';
'wrhoads@cityofmilton.net'; 'bblackburn@cityoffife.org'; 'bjorkbb@dfw.wa.gov'; 'rsanchez@wapato-
city.org'; 'chris.sutter@ci.vancouver.wa.us'; 'tquenzer@ci.monroe.wa.us';
'kenneth.irwin@co.yakima.wa.us'; 'bjeter@ci.puyallup.wa.us'; 'williamd@co.island.wa.us';
'krosenow@ci.yakima.wa.us'; 'dpeterson@ci.lake-forest-park.wa.us'; 'sstrachan@ci.kent.wa.us';
'jjacobs@ci.everett.wa.us'; 'larry.taylor@co.benton.wa.us'; 'turner@ci.snohomish.wa.us';
'clay.myers@co.kittitas.wa.us'; 'marvins@atg.wa.gov'; 'marla.schuman@ci.vancouver.wa.us';
'eolsen@ci.kirkland.wa.us'; DeVere, Jeff (WSP); 'gpdchief@ci.goldendale.wa.us';
'dswiney@cityofpoulsbo.com'; 'gregory.dymerski@kingcounty.gov'; 'BSheehan@cityoftacoma.org';
'jerrell.wills@kingcounty.gov'; 'al.compaan@ci.edmonds.wa.us'; 'bbenedict@co.clallam.wa.us';
'billc@co.san-juan.wa.us'; 'clifford.cook@ci.vancouver.wa.us'; 'millerd@cityofellensburg.org';
'dlorentzen@ci.lake-stevens.wa.us'; 'dhaynes@ci.tukwila.wa.us'; 'dblair@cjtc.state.wa.us';
'fdetrolio@co.grant.wa.us'; 'jmyers@cityofhoquiam.com'; 'james.graddon@kingcounty.gov';
'mevans@squaxin.nsn.us'; 'mike.evans@clark.wa.gov'; 'policechief@townoftwisp.com';
'rperegrin@co.clallam.wa.us'; 'tom.davis@co.snohomish.wa.us'; 'ahernandez@co.jefferson.wa.us';
'Sheriff Tony Hernandez'; 'thomas.nesko@kingcounty.gov'; 'jscharf@ci.everett.wa.us';
'bvance@montesano.us'; Dahl, Mike (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); 'curt.hatell@wsp.wa.gov';
'caseys@co.mason.wa.us'; 'Inglis, Shannon (ATG)'; 'Tom McBride'; 'Stewart Graham';
'apate@cityofpoulsbo.com'; Mike Evans; tschlicker@swinomish.nsn.us; 'Sheriff Mike Harum';
'kenneth.irwin@co.yakima.wa.us'
Cc: Garry Anderson; Don Pierce; Raeanne Myers; 'Ed Holmes'; Dawn Larsen; 'Candice Bock'; 'Brian
Enslow'
Subject: WASPC Model Policy Committee June 30 Tribal Officer Model Policy Meeting
Importance: High
Hello: Chief Ed Holmes would like to extend an invitation to join a WASPC Model Policy Committee
discussion on the creation of a model policy to address implementation of HB 2476 (2008)--tribal
officers acting as general authority Washington peace officers. The meeting is set for June 30th, from
1-4 pm in WASPC’s Lacey offices. ( This meeting will follow the WASPC legislative committee meeting
held in the morning.)
It is important that interested parties attend to help us address this complicated legal and policy issue.
We will need to call upon your expertise and policy perspectives. Please forward this invitation to other
potential interested parties. Materials for the meeting will be sent out shortly. If your agency has
already crafted a policy to implement the 2008 law or has Interlocal Agreements to share as sample
ILAs for the Committee, please feel free to forward them to me and I will distribute to the Committee in
advance of the meeting.
If you have any questions, please contact myself or Chief Holmes.
Thank you.
Jo Arlow
Policy Director
Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs
PH: 360-486-2401
FX: 360-486-2381
jarlow@waspc.org <mailto:jarlow@waspc.org>
www.waspc.org <http://www.waspc.org>
Subject: Agenda
Can you send me the agenda that we used for our meetings in IA? I know we didn’t always use them,
but I can’t find a copy of one. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Agenda Template
Date: Friday, May 21, 2010 12:07:00 PM
Attachments: AGENDA Template.doc
This has some text boxes and some areas that will need to be unlocked so you can alter it. I don’t
know how to unlock it so hopefully you do.
Let me know and thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: bad news...
Ya, that sucks. But oh well, another time.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Friday, May 21, 2010 1:50 PM
Subject: bad news...
I have to bail on Saturday plans. Bill’s stupid mom is still in town and has planned another big family
gathering. I’m sorry. We will definitely get out soon!!!
Stephanie Porter
(360) 704-2342
Subject: RE: CID Weekly Report with Confidential Personnel Information
Chief,
I spoke with the staff here and we have not given the report to anyone outside the DC, AC and CID
Command Staff for some time now. On all the reports, there is information that is case sensitive or
procedurally sensitive and we don’t even want GMR potentially fielding questions and revealing
inadvertently information.
I suggest we keep it this way and if GMR has questions that are specific to a case, they can ask us so
we can control what goes out and avoid damaging a case or investigation.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: CID Weekly Report with Confidential Personnel Information
Mike,
At one point this report was forwarded to GMR. Captain Berry and Bob Calkins would both like to
receive it. Do you have any conflicts with adding them to Vicky’s email list?
Thanks,
Greg
Assistant Chief Gregory E. Miller
(360) 704-2979

To: Batiste, John (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: CID Weekly Report with Confidential Personnel Information
Good Afternoon,
Attached is CID’s weekly report with confidential personnel information.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
To: Myer, Julie (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
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--Lt. (ret.) Dan Marcou, La Crosse (WI) PD SWAT
• Different voices. "Have people within your circle who do not completely agree with you on all things.
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--Sgt. (ret.) Craig Stapp, Tempe (AZ) PD firearms instructor and Force Science advisor
• Are you listening? "One thing they don't teach you in police recruit school is how to listen. I found out
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Subject: Meeting
Date: Monday, May 24, 2010 8:53:36 AM
I am about 10 minutes away.

Cc: Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: RE: CID/OPS Lieutenant Positions
I did track changes on this so these are my recommendations. Please work with Travis to finalize it, I
am sure between the two of you there will be good questions. I like the direction you guys are going.
Also, Travis can you please work you magic on a score sheet for us?
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Monday, May 24, 2010 8:27 AM
To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
I added my questions to the bottom (after Travis’ question 8). After you scratch out the ones you don’t
want to use, I’ll put it in the format Travis started.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
From: Matheson, Travis (WSP)

Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 8:51 PM
To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Here is a first draft. Please let me know what you want edited, removed, and added.
Travis
Lieutenant Travis Matheson
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
regarding OPS/IA cases; please delete the sent e-mail immediately.

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Poe, Denise (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Cc: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: CID/OPS Lieutenant Positions
Denise and Vicky, Captain DePalma advises that he and Captain Dahl anticipate interviewing the top 6
sergeants on the current lieutenant’s list. His strong desire is to do those interviews sometime next
week. Can the two of you please work together regarding their respective schedules and provide me a
couple of half-day options that I can use to schedule the interviews.
Keith, Captain DePalma gave me a list of question subjects and asked that you and I work together to
draft up some interview questions. Do you mind if I take first crack at a draft and send to you over the
weekend for editing and additional input?
According to the respective daily bulletins:
OPS selection will be based on narrative command recommendations, resume review, and an oral
interview.
And
CID selection will be based on a résumé review, narrative command recommendation, an oral interview,
Office of Professional Standards (OPS) employee history, and a review of job performance appraisal for
calendar years 2008 and 2009.
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
Subject: Re: Lt. Interviews
Works for me, thanks.
________________________________

Sent: Mon May 24 11:28:03 2010
Subject: Lt. Interviews
Lt. Matheson just stopped by, to let me know that Capt. DePalma wanted the interviews in our
conference room. I can set up the conference room for the interviews, and I always have a carafe of
coffee and water for meetings/interviews. J
Thanks,
Vic
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: Re: CID/OPS Lieutenant Positions
Weighting looks good. Have it tabulate automatically, the easier the better.
Thanks
________________________________

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Cc: DePalma, Mike (WSP)
Sent: Mon May 24 11:33:41 2010
Yes, sir.
Do you want weightings with automatic scoring and tabulating or just a table you can write the
numbers in on the day of interviewing? And what weightings do you want for the categories mentioned
in the daily bulletins?
Something like:
Interview – 40
Resume – 20
Recommendations – 20
JPA – 15
OPS History – 5
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

I did track changes on this so these are my recommendations. Please work with Travis to finalize it, I
am sure between the two of you there will be good questions. I like the direction you guys are going.
Also, Travis can you please work you magic on a score sheet for us?
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I added my questions to the bottom (after Travis’ question 8). After you scratch out the ones you don’t
want to use, I’ll put it in the format Travis started.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 8:51 PM
To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Here is a first draft. Please let me know what you want edited, removed, and added.
Travis
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Poe, Denise (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Cc: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: CID/OPS Lieutenant Positions
Denise and Vicky, Captain DePalma advises that he and Captain Dahl anticipate interviewing the top 6
sergeants on the current lieutenant’s list. His strong desire is to do those interviews sometime next
week. Can the two of you please work together regarding their respective schedules and provide me a
couple of half-day options that I can use to schedule the interviews.
Keith, Captain DePalma gave me a list of question subjects and asked that you and I work together to
draft up some interview questions. Do you mind if I take first crack at a draft and send to you over the
weekend for editing and additional input?
According to the respective daily bulletins:
OPS selection will be based on narrative command recommendations, resume review, and an oral
interview.
And
CID selection will be based on a résumé review, narrative command recommendation, an oral interview,
Office of Professional Standards (OPS) employee history, and a review of job performance appraisal for
calendar years 2008 and 2009.
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
Subject: After Action
We need to talk about our after action meeting and see who we want to include, the date and location.
AC Miller is interested in what our plans are.

To: dcolwell@puyallup.wsu.edu
Subject: Re: Meet
Oh so nice.
Missing you
________________________________
From: Colwell, Dana <dcolwell@puyallup.wsu.edu>

Sent: Mon May 24 13:26:26 2010
Subject: Meet
Starbucks in the Park sounds really good right now…day dreaming
Dana Colwell
Conference Coordinator
Washington State University
Conference Management
2606 West Pioneer
Puyallup, WA 98371-4998
253-445-4575
253-445-4633 (fax)
Dana.Colwell@wsu.edu
Dana.Colwell@puyallup.wsu.edu
www.conferences.wsu.edu
MPIWSC Director of Marketing 2008-2010
MPIWSC Director of Programs 2010-2012
www.mpiwsc.org <http://www.mpiwsc.org/>
To: Cabezuela, Jay (WSP)
Subject: Re: Available?
I am in Bremerton. Probably won't be back today.
In most of the day tomorrow.
________________________________
From: Cabezuela, Jay (WSP)

Sent: Mon May 24 14:54:03 2010
Subject: Available?
Mike,
Do you have a few minutes for me to come up this afternoon and see you about something?
Jay
Captain Jay Cabezuela
Field Operations Bureau
PO Box 42600
(360) 596-4134 Office
(360) 239-1817 Cell
jay.cabezuela@wsp.wa.gov
Sounds good.
________________________________

Sent: Mon May 24 15:00:06 2010
Subject: RE: Available?
I’ll be at the Academy tomorrow morning for firearms and I’ll try to find you at your office in the
afternoon.
PO Box 42600
(360) 596-4134 Office
(360) 239-1817 Cell

I am in Bremerton. Probably won't be back today.
In most of the day tomorrow.
________________________________

Sent: Mon May 24 14:54:03 2010
Subject: Available?
Mike,
Do you have a few minutes for me to come up this afternoon and see you about something?
Jay
PO Box 42600
(360) 596-4134 Office
(360) 239-1817 Cell
Subject: RE: THANK YOU CID-YAKIMA
How do we keep track of these successes and good work? Do we 095 or put this in their DOC books?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Liebrecht, Terry (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Excellent teamwork by you and your personnel Terry! Thank you for helping out on this!
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell
From: Liebrecht, Terry (WSP)

Subject: FW: THANK YOU CID-YAKIMA
Lt. Myer,
Just a little follow-up from last Thursday. We seized a total of 27.46 lbs of marijuana, packaged in 26
vacuumed sealed bags, one handgun and two rifles. A total of three people were taken into custody.
Terry
From: Brito, Rick (WSP)

Cc: Berry, Shawn (WSP); Ladines, Lance (WSP)
Subject: THANK YOU CID-YAKIMA
Sgt. Liebrecht & Ed MCAvoy
Just a quick line to convey our appreciation ( FBI Tri-Cities Vioelnt Crimes/Gang Task Force) for your
assistance serving the search warrants and providing your personnel to document, tag and log the
evidence from both Kahlotus and the Eltopia sites. Your teams professionalism, demeanor and
willingness to assist was noted and appreciated by our task force members. It was true team work, and
that I truely appreciate. the Eltopia site looks like we are going we will be going on federal charges.
Because it was a State case for now, it was nice to able to call my WSP partners and collegues to assist
me, especially with the evidence. Its been sometime since I took evidence and entered it into our
system. It was nice having your team there.
Ed McAvoy, thank you for making the trip and helping transport and take the evidence for us. It was
nice seeing you and (we) TF members appreciate you coming out. It made our operation go very
smooth.
Please convey my appreciation to all your personnel.
Thank You
Rick Brito
Subject: RE: Phone Call from D3 FOB
I talked to Jeff Jones yesterday on the way to D-8. He said our Trooper, (CVD Trooper), was arraigned
yesterday at 1. He said he will keep tabs on it too, but I told him Terry would be monitoring.
Thanks for the follow up and I will call Johnson today.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Phone Call from D3 FOB
Captain,
I called Vicky for clarification and she said you were going to make a call to Steve Johnson. In the
meantime I called Terry in Yakima to learn this was a CVD trooper. The investigation is being handled
by YCSO. I have asked Terry to contact both the SO and the PA to let them know CID/Terry will be
monitoring and inquiring about progress on the investigation/prosecution. Let me know if we still need
to make the call to Johnson. Once I receive the criminal referral paperwork I will add it to the weekly
report.
Thanks,
Julie

(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP)
Subject: Phone Call from D3 FOB
Just received a call from Act. Capt. Steve Johnson, desk-509-596-3803 and cell-509-507-6087,
regarding a D3 trooper arrested over the weekend for DV.
Thx,
Vic
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: RE: ATD Change Confirmation - Watkins, Robert K.
Since I don’t know anything about this guy, can you tell me the story? If he hasn’t worked for a while,
we should remove him, but why is he not working? Is it because he chooses not to or because we
have an issue with his work? If it’s simply a matter of him no longer being needed or wanting to work,
then I say go ahead and remove him.
I just want to be sure that we do it correctly so we create an issue for him to complain about.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Bolton, Dave (WSP); Vaughan, Darlonna (WSP)
Subject: FW: ATD Change Confirmation - Watkins, Robert K.
Captain,
VIN has a number of “On-Call” employees who from time-to-time fill in for VIN specialists in the
districts. Mr. Robert Watkins has not been available to assist us for several years and we would like to
take him off the books. Per Darlonna’s e-mail below we need permission from the chain-of-command
to end Mr. Watkins appointment.
Thank you,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
From: Bolton, Dave (WSP)

Is something that I need to generate? I can bang one out quickly if there isn’t some boilerplate
available.

Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 2:29 PM
Cc: Bolton, Dave (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Good afternoon –
We will need an e-mail or IOC routed through the chain of command showing that you wish to separate
this employee. Once we receive that, HRD will need to send him a letter notifying him of this
separation.
Here is the language from the IFPTE Contract regarding on-call employees:
On-Call Employment
The Employer may fill a position with an on-call appointment where the work is intermittent in nature,
is sporadic and it does not fit a particular pattern. The Employer may end on-call employment at any
time by giving one (1) working day’s notice to the employee. On-call employees may schedule annual
leave and use sick leave they have accrued.
Thank you,
Darlonna Vaughan

PO Box 42620 - Olympia WA 98504-2620
Phone (360) 704-2313
Fax (360) 704-2297

Sent: Friday, April 16, 2010 8:20 AM
To: Bolton, Dave (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Vaughan, Darlonna (WSP)
I don’t see any reason why we can’t take him off the books.
Darlonna,
What would it take to put VIN Specialist Robert Watkins on inactive status?
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 4:20 PM
To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Lieutenants,
Is there any reason we still have Bob Watkins as an intermittent VIN inspector? He hasn’t worked in
several years.
Thanks,
Dave
From: Grayless, Colleen (WSP)

To: Bolton, Dave (WSP)
Subject: ATD Change Confirmation - Watkins, Robert K.
Dear Sergeant Bolton:
Due to Officer Watkins’s position change in April, we have expired his ATD record. Since his email
address is not in the global listing, I am sending the notification through you.
His ATD record has been changed with the following specifications:
Expiration Date: 04/15/2010
*Please complete all TARs following the expiration date. Failure to do so WILL result in missing TARs.
*He will need to enter TARs from April 16th forward, since his ATD expiration date is April 15, 2010.

Work Schedule Indicator: 50
Assigned Shift: 08:00 – 17:00
Activity Code: 9502 Percentage: 100%

Important Notes Regarding ATD:
If Officer Watkins wishes to be placed back on ATD, he will need to submit a new ATD form detailing
his current shift, work schedule and activity information. He may access the form by clicking on the link
provided below. Please be sure the form has the proper authorization signatures before it is sent to
TAR Support.
For additional information, please visit the ATD information page:

http://insidewsp/organization/management/Budget&Fiscal/Webpages/atd.htm
<http://insidewsp/organization/management/Budget&Fiscal/Webpages/atd.htm>
Please direct any questions to the TAR Support mailbox. Thank you.
Colleen J. Grayless
Financial Systems Development Section
Fiscal Analyst 2
Phone (360) 596-4049
Micro 12 11049
Fax (360) 596-4079

Perfect, thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I generally put a copy of the emails/acknowledgments into their DOC books. If it is something that
comes in a hard copy I will stamp it with a positive recognition stamp that correlates with the JPA
categories and will send them out for review/signature and to return. If it is something where we put a
lot of work into an investigation I typically prepare a division certificate for the folks who participated.
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

How do we keep track of these successes and good work? Do we 095 or put this in their DOC books?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Excellent teamwork by you and your personnel Terry! Thank you for helping out on this!
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

Subject: FW: THANK YOU CID-YAKIMA
Lt. Myer,
Just a little follow-up from last Thursday. We seized a total of 27.46 lbs of marijuana, packaged in 26
vacuumed sealed bags, one handgun and two rifles. A total of three people were taken into custody.
Terry
From: Brito, Rick (WSP)

Cc: Berry, Shawn (WSP); Ladines, Lance (WSP)
Subject: THANK YOU CID-YAKIMA
Sgt. Liebrecht & Ed MCAvoy
Just a quick line to convey our appreciation ( FBI Tri-Cities Vioelnt Crimes/Gang Task Force) for your
assistance serving the search warrants and providing your personnel to document, tag and log the
evidence from both Kahlotus and the Eltopia sites. Your teams professionalism, demeanor and
willingness to assist was noted and appreciated by our task force members. It was true team work, and
that I truely appreciate. the Eltopia site looks like we are going we will be going on federal charges.
Because it was a State case for now, it was nice to able to call my WSP partners and collegues to assist
me, especially with the evidence. Its been sometime since I took evidence and entered it into our
system. It was nice having your team there.
Ed McAvoy, thank you for making the trip and helping transport and take the evidence for us. It was
nice seeing you and (we) TF members appreciate you coming out. It made our operation go very
smooth.
Please convey my appreciation to all your personnel.
Thank You
Rick Brito
Subject: RE: Resume
Attachments: Promotional resume-Dahl Michael - Captain 051610.doc
image003.png
Here you go Shawn. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Resume
Hello Captain Dahl,
Attached is the promotional resume I’ve prepared to be read at the promotional ceremony on June 8th.
Please review and let me know of any changes that you would like to make. Please note, there is a
space at the end if you want to add any “thank you’s”.
Once you have finished your review, please forward back to me for finalization. Thank you.
Shawn
MCj04390720000[1]
Ms. Shawn Dubler

PO Box 42620
Olympia WA 98504-2620
MS: 42620
(360) 704-2306 Office
(360) 704-2297 Fax
shawn.dubler@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:shawn.drake@wsp.wa.gov>
To: McIntyre, Lynn (WSP)
Cc: Hebert, Larry (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP)
Subject: RE: Almost
Good afternoon Lynn,
Thanks for the email. CID is very interested in the idea of doing both of these things. We have our
own internal after action meeting scheduled for June 9th so after we complete that, we will be able to
meet with your team.
I want to give our folks a chance to look at what occurred and see what worked and what can be
improved, but when that’s done, we would like to set a time for you group to meet with us.
The training idea is good too. I will have one of the Lieutenants work out the details so we can get
some of our people together.
I will be in touch with you after the 9th and thanks again for the offer.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Almost
Cc: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP)
Darlonna,
Please remove the employee listed below. Apparently he is no longer available for us and will not be
requested for future VIN work.
Thanks and if you need further details, contact Lieutenant Huntley.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Thanks for the details Dave.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Bob is a retired trooper who moved to VIN, where he retired again (or maybe riffed when we eliminated
out of state inspections). It was before my time. He became an intermittent inspector and worked fill
in a couple of times in the past 7 years. Bob has not worked in about 5 years and is no longer ACCESS
certified. There have been no situations in the recent past that required us to call Bob to fill in. Things
have changed in the VIN Lane so much in the past five years that I am concerned that Bob will not be
very effective working alone, which is what he would be doing if we called him to work a shift or two.
The last time he worked, Bob lost two blank VIN plates which are currently entered into WACIC as
stolen. Aside from that, he’s just not a good fit for the current situation, even though I like him very
much.
In the mean time, Don Wigen (also a retired trooper) became the second intermittent when he also
retired from the VIN lane. Don has maintained his ACCESS certification and has worked once in the
past couple of years since he retired. Don was a full time VIN inspector when most of the paperwork
changes were implemented and he has a better grasp of the operation. He can work alone, which is
what he would be doing if/when we call him. I would like to keep Don on the books.
Hope this helps.
Dave

Can you check on this please Dave?
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Since I don’t know anything about this guy, can you tell me the story? If he hasn’t worked for a while,
we should remove him, but why is he not working? Is it because he chooses not to or because we
have an issue with his work? If it’s simply a matter of him no longer being needed or wanting to work,
then I say go ahead and remove him.
I just want to be sure that we do it correctly so we create an issue for him to complain about.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Bolton, Dave (WSP); Vaughan, Darlonna (WSP)
Captain,
VIN has a number of “On-Call” employees who from time-to-time fill in for VIN specialists in the
districts. Mr. Robert Watkins has not been available to assist us for several years and we would like to
take him off the books. Per Darlonna’s e-mail below we need permission from the chain-of-command
to end Mr. Watkins appointment.
Thank you,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Is something that I need to generate? I can bang one out quickly if there isn’t some boilerplate
available.

Sent: Monday, April 19, 2010 2:29 PM
Cc: Bolton, Dave (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Good afternoon –
We will need an e-mail or IOC routed through the chain of command showing that you wish to separate
this employee. Once we receive that, HRD will need to send him a letter notifying him of this
separation.
Here is the language from the IFPTE Contract regarding on-call employees:
On-Call Employment
The Employer may fill a position with an on-call appointment where the work is intermittent in nature,
is sporadic and it does not fit a particular pattern. The Employer may end on-call employment at any
time by giving one (1) working day’s notice to the employee. On-call employees may schedule annual
leave and use sick leave they have accrued.
Thank you,
Darlonna Vaughan
PO Box 42620 - Olympia WA 98504-2620
Phone (360) 704-2313
Fax (360) 704-2297

To: Bolton, Dave (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Vaughan, Darlonna (WSP)
I don’t see any reason why we can’t take him off the books.
Darlonna,
What would it take to put VIN Specialist Robert Watkins on inactive status?
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Lieutenants,
Is there any reason we still have Bob Watkins as an intermittent VIN inspector? He hasn’t worked in
several years.
Thanks,
Dave
From: Grayless, Colleen (WSP)

Subject: ATD Change Confirmation - Watkins, Robert K.
Dear Sergeant Bolton:
Due to Officer Watkins’s position change in April, we have expired his ATD record. Since his email
address is not in the global listing, I am sending the notification through you.
His ATD record has been changed with the following specifications:
Expiration Date: 04/15/2010
*Please complete all TARs following the expiration date. Failure to do so WILL result in missing TARs.
*He will need to enter TARs from April 16th forward, since his ATD expiration date is April 15, 2010.

Work Schedule Indicator: 50
Assigned Shift: 08:00 – 17:00
Activity Code: 9502 Percentage: 100%

Important Notes Regarding ATD:
If Officer Watkins wishes to be placed back on ATD, he will need to submit a new ATD form detailing
his current shift, work schedule and activity information. He may access the form by clicking on the link
provided below. Please be sure the form has the proper authorization signatures before it is sent to
TAR Support.
For additional information, please visit the ATD information page:

http://insidewsp/organization/management/Budget&Fiscal/Webpages/atd.htm
<http://insidewsp/organization/management/Budget&Fiscal/Webpages/atd.htm>
Please direct any questions to the TAR Support mailbox. Thank you.
Colleen J. Grayless
Financial Systems Development Section
Fiscal Analyst 2
Phone (360) 596-4049
Micro 12 11049
Fax (360) 596-4079

Bcc: Berry, Jason (WSP)
I spoke with AC Miller and Captain Berry about this. I have decided to send this to Captain Berry with
the understanding that no one else from his staff will view it or answer media inquiries related to
information that is on it. When inquiries come in, the protocol is for either Captain Berry to address it
or for him to refer the media to CID and we can tell them what we want to tell them. He is well aware
of the sensitive issues surrounding these cases.
I believe that our protocol is to not comment on cases that are ongoing so that keeps the information
from being revealed and potentially compromising our investigations.
If you have any questions or concerns please let me know.
Vicky, please add Captain Jason Berry to the distribution list. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Mike,
At one point this report was forwarded to GMR. Captain Berry and Bob Calkins would both like to
receive it. Do you have any conflicts with adding them to Vicky’s email list?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Good Afternoon,
Attached is CID’s weekly report with confidential personnel information.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
To: "ccristelli@msn.com"
Subject: FW: Chaplaincy Program
Attachments: Chaplaincy IOC 2010.docx
Read this over and see what you think. I don’t know much about it, but it may be an opportunity for
you.
I think there is contact information in here if you have questions.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Greenlee, Paulette (WSP)

To: DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Johnson, Bob
(WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP);
Braniff, Tim (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP);
Wilton, Mark (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Solie, Arel
(WSP)
Cc: Batiste, John (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Berry, Jason
(WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP);
Dunn, Cynthia (WSP); Moreno, Norma (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP); Smith, Michelle (WSP); Jordan,
Maria (WSP); Cashen, Laurie (WSP); Fagan, Carol (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Gurley, Traci (WSP);
Poe, Denise (WSP); Mathisen, Arcelia (WSP); Pratt, Diane (WSP); Mott, Shirley (WSP); Park, Kate
(WSP); Battin, Sarah (WSP); Bruun, John (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Balogh, Kae (WSP)
Subject: Chaplaincy Program
This is being sent on behalf of Assistant Chief G. Curt Hattell.

Subject: Fw: Letter of Commendation
AC Miller,
FYI and I will ensure we have him acknowledged internally as well.
________________________________

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Swainson, Edward <SSHEJS@co.snohomish.wa.us>
Cc: Myer, Julie (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Rethwill, Wes (WSP)
Sent: Tue May 25 15:39:45 2010
Subject: FW: Letter of Commendation
Captain,
After a couple minor negative issues in the Auto Theft Section, I thought I would make you aware of an
outstanding accomplishment.
Sgt. Swainson’s detectives nominated him for a Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office Letter of
Commendation Award for developing the Snohomish County Auto Theft (SNOCAT) unit “from the
ground up,” and the units continued successes. He was notified yesterday that he received the award.
He will receive the official award at the SCSO Annual Awards ceremony in January 2011.
This award is an outstanding reflection on EJ for his dedication and hard work with being selected for
the position and developing the multi-jurisdictional unit from a non-existing unit into an outstanding
success story. The award also has added meaning since the nomination came from his subordinates,
which shows the respect they have for EJ.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

From: Swainson, Edward [mailto:SSHEJS@co.snohomish.wa.us]
FYI LT
Sergeant E.J. Swainson #207 WSP
Snohomish County Auto Theft (SNOCAT) Task Force
425-388-6074 Office
425-754-5864 Mobile
112*683*190 DC
425-388-6094 Fax
edward.swainson@snoco.org
From: Hover, Rebecca

To: Swainson, Edward
Cc: Speyer, Brent
Subject: Letter of Commendation
Sgt. Swainson,
Congratulations! You have been awarded a Letter of Commendation by the SCSO Awards Board for your
efforts to build the incredibly successful SNOCAT unit “from the ground up.” You were nominated by
your detectives.
I will be writing a citation for you in the near future. When that is complete, I will give a copy to Lt.
Speyer so you can be recognized for your fine work in front of your peers. You’ll also be officially
recognized at the SCSO annual awards ceremony in January 2011.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Once again, congratulations!
Rebecca
Rebecca Hover
Director of Communications
Snohomish County Sheriff's Office
425-388-3377 Office
425-339-5700 Breaking News Pager
*Integrity *Dignity *Commitment *Pride

To: "Kendra Cristelli"
Subject: RE: Chaplaincy Program
I don’t know anything about it, but if you call the guy listed at the bottom, (tell him you know me and
that you work with Captain Ginnard out of Marysville on stuff like this), he will give you information.
I just read this and thought you may want to look in to it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Kendra Cristelli [mailto:ccristelli@msn.com]

Subject: RE: Chaplaincy Program
Can you provide any additional information? Who are they looking for to coordinate this new venture?
What are the qualifications for a Coordinator for this program?
________________________________
From: Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov
To: ccristelli@msn.com
Date: Tue, 25 May 2010 15:04:51 -0700
Subject: FW: Chaplaincy Program
Read this over and see what you think. I don’t know much about it, but it may be an opportunity for
you.
I think there is contact information in here if you have questions.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Greenlee, Paulette (WSP)

Braniff, Tim (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP);
Wilton, Mark (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Solie, Arel
(WSP)
Cc: Batiste, John (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Berry, Jason
(WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP);
Dunn, Cynthia (WSP); Moreno, Norma (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP); Smith, Michelle (WSP); Jordan,
Maria (WSP); Cashen, Laurie (WSP); Fagan, Carol (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Gurley, Traci (WSP);
Poe, Denise (WSP); Mathisen, Arcelia (WSP); Pratt, Diane (WSP); Mott, Shirley (WSP); Park, Kate
(WSP); Battin, Sarah (WSP); Bruun, John (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Balogh, Kae (WSP)
Subject: Chaplaincy Program
This is being sent on behalf of Assistant Chief G. Curt Hattell.

To: Myer, Julie (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP)
Subject: Re: Attached Image
Good. Thanks to both of you. This is clearly someone who needs help not a visit from us.
________________________________

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Sent: Tue May 25 17:53:06 2010
Subject: Re: Attached Image
You are correct Dan-thanks for connecting the right folks with her.
Captain-FYI-this is related to the 13 page handwritten letter we received last week.
________________________________
From: Hall, Daniel (WSP)

Sent: Tue May 25 10:59:32 2010
Subject: RE: Attached Image
Lt. Myer,
I checked on this lady and PCSO has not had any contacts with her with the exception she was a victim
in a vehicle prowl a while back.
I called Optum Health who handles Mental Health Services for Pierce County and they said they have
the resources to handle, either by verifying she is a current patient or contacting her. I am assuming
you do not want me to contact her myself about her alleged “crimes” but wanted to make sure before I
turned her information over to Optum Health personnel.
Just let me know when you get a chance.
Thanks,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116

Tacoma Criminal Investigation Unit
2502 112th Street East
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP)
Subject: FW: Attached Image
Dan,
On Monday, will you please review the attached letter and see if she might be known to local LE and
how they have handled her in the past. If she is not known, there may be reason to check on her well
being—not necessarily us, but locals to include mental health??? I am not sure what to do with this
one.
Let me know how it goes…
Thanks,
Julie
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell
From: WSP CID HQ [mailto:DO-NOT-REPLY_CID_CanoniR3235i@wsp.internal]

To: Scott, Evelyn (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP)
Subject: Attached Image
To: Swainson, Edward (WSP)
EJ,
Just wanted to say thanks for the great work you are doing with SNOCAT. It is obvious that you have
set the proper tone with your crew and they are responding. I know it can be difficult to get multi-
agency task forces to all row the boat in the same direction, but apparently you are doing just that.
It is especially impressive that your team nominated you. It is confirmation of your leadership and their
appreciation of you and their support of the mission. This is exactly why I am so blessed to be in this
division. I get the chance to work with people like you that come to work every day and do what it
takes to make things better. You are a valued member of our CID team and I am fortunate to have you
here.
Thanks EJ and great job. I am planning a trip to your area very soon and would like to meet your team
and see where you guys work. I will let you know.
Take care,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Swainson, Edward
Cc: Myer, Julie (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Rethwill, Wes (WSP)
Captain,
After a couple minor negative issues in the Auto Theft Section, I thought I would make you aware of an
outstanding accomplishment.
Sgt. Swainson’s detectives nominated him for a Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office Letter of
Commendation Award for developing the Snohomish County Auto Theft (SNOCAT) unit “from the
ground up,” and the units continued successes. He was notified yesterday that he received the award.
He will receive the official award at the SCSO Annual Awards ceremony in January 2011.
This award is an outstanding reflection on EJ for his dedication and hard work with being selected for
the position and developing the multi-jurisdictional unit from a non-existing unit into an outstanding
success story. The award also has added meaning since the nomination came from his subordinates,
which shows the respect they have for EJ.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
From: Swainson, Edward [mailto:SSHEJS@co.snohomish.wa.us]

FYI LT
Sergeant E.J. Swainson #207 WSP
Snohomish County Auto Theft (SNOCAT) Task Force
425-388-6074 Office
425-754-5864 Mobile
112*683*190 DC
425-388-6094 Fax
edward.swainson@snoco.org
From: Hover, Rebecca

To: Swainson, Edward
Cc: Speyer, Brent
Subject: Letter of Commendation
Sgt. Swainson,
Congratulations! You have been awarded a Letter of Commendation by the SCSO Awards Board for your
efforts to build the incredibly successful SNOCAT unit “from the ground up.” You were nominated by
your detectives.
I will be writing a citation for you in the near future. When that is complete, I will give a copy to Lt.
Speyer so you can be recognized for your fine work in front of your peers. You’ll also be officially
recognized at the SCSO annual awards ceremony in January 2011.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Once again, congratulations!
Rebecca
Rebecca Hover
Director of Communications
Snohomish County Sheriff's Office
425-388-3377 Office
425-339-5700 Breaking News Pager
*Integrity *Dignity *Commitment *Pride

Subject: RE: Detective"s In-Service
I have Lieutenant Interviews all day Tuesday. Sorry
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Greene, Geri (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Detective's In-Service
The second session of Detective’s In-Service starts next Tuesday at 1 pm. AC Miller spoke at the first
session and if he is available again, that would be great.
Captain,
If AC Miller can’t make it are you available?
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: Whipple, Connie (WSP)
Subject: Re: EFT
Thank you so much for the help.
________________________________
From: Whipple, Connie (WSP)

Sent: Wed May 26 12:24:41 2010
Subject: EFT
Captain Dahl
I have received your EFT and it has been entered into the system. I will keep you posted if you maybe
getting a warrant before it goes direct deposit.
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Budget & Fiscal/Payroll
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058
Connie.Whipple@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:Connie.Whipple@wsp.wa.gov>
Cc: Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Previous Email
We are sending this out to our Sergeants and Detectives.
Mike
________________________________

To: Barger, Loren (WSP)
Cc: Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Haake,
Russ (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Sent: Wed May 26 13:25:48 2010
Subject: Re: Previous Email
Thanks Loren-Terry just advised he also received an inquiry.
Dennis/Keith-will you pass this on to your folks to?
GMR took a call from Q13 wanting to know if we check immigration status on our WSP Most Wanted
and let him know we do not.
I am sure others will be contacted - just want to be sure we are all on the same page.
Thanks,
Julie
________________________________
From: Barger, Loren (WSP)

Sent: Wed May 26 12:23:11 2010
Subject: Previous Email
Hi Julie, Dan Springer from Fox News is making a request for immigration status on suspects we have
listed on our WSP’s Most Wanted website. He will probably be calling other CID sergeants in the state
asking for the same information. As you can see from my previous email, we checked with Dolan
Gretchen in Olympia and were told the information should come from the feds. The other sergeants
may need to know this information if Dan calls them. Loren
Detective Loren E. Barger
2822 Euclid Ave

Wenatchee, WA 98801
(509)665-4042 (desk)
(509)665-4043 (fax)
loren.barger@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:loren.barger@wsp.wa.gov>
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Subject: RE: This morning"s meeting...
Please stay up there and work, no sense coming here. Having the notes done will be good so I can
read them ahead of time and if I have questions, I can ask.
Good news about your meeting. I look forward to hearing about it. This was a big hurdle and it's good
to see we may be solving it.
No word on the Montesano case yet. Probably haven't seen the letter to the Chiefs office arrive yet so
we will wait for that.
I will be out for sure tomorrow and Friday and I plan to have you field calls and be the acting unless
you think one of the others should. I may need you Monday too depending on how I feel. I anticipate
it will go well.
Call if you need anything.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: This morning's meeting...
...Went very well. I believe the forms and spreadsheets Mary developed will resolve 90 percent of our
issues relating to documenting and transferring information during shift changes. She has worked
w/HIDTA and the PCSO analyst that helped us in Long Beach. I am pretty excited about getting this
out to everyone. Minor changes are being made; otherwise I expect it will be available by the 9th. I will
fill you in a bit more next week.
Any word on the Montesano case?
I have been parked--on my BB for over an hour on SR16. Traffic was bad too. If ok with you I am
going to work on SAF notes and completing the paperwork for the D1/D8 OA3s. Any time left I will burn
leave.
Good luck w/surgery. Let me know if I can do anything.
Julie
To: Patrick, Kandi (WSP)
Subject: RE: Toxicology Blood
Thanks Kandi. I am having my Lieutenants cross reference the names so we make sure we aren’t
losing evidence on someone we are still trying to prosecute.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Patrick, Kandi (WSP)

To: Rice, Jennifer (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Martin, Scott (WSP); Barger, Loren (WSP)
Subject: Toxicology Blood
Hi Jennifer:
We are in receipt of your IOC dated May 13, 2010; we are currently going through the list which will
take some time. Lieutenant Scott Martin is researching the Ellensburg, Moses Lake and Ephrata case
numbers while I checked Okanogan and Wenatchee. I did not see that CID was cc/d on the original
IOC and have sent the IOC and spreadsheet to our counterparts here in District 6 so they can check to
verify adjudication on their felony cases.
With that said, we do have one felony case that needs to have the evidence/blood to remain in the
system. Case number: 07-011455 – Valencia Morales is a Felony Vehicular Assault and the blood
needs to remain in the system. If you have any questions please give me a call or email. Thanks Kandi
Captain Dahl: Each district was given a list of cases from 2005-2007 which the Tox Lab has decided to
destroy the blood in their evidence system – I have attached the D6 list not for you to act on but so
you can see the IOC from the Tox Lab advising the blood in all of these cases will be destroyed on June
7th. If we are finding cases that need to remain I am sure others may as well. Since I did not see CID
on the cc/list I wanted to include you. Kandi
Lieutenant Kandi Patrick
District 6 - Wenatchee
2822 Euclid Avenue
Wenatchee, WA 98801
Office: (509) 665-4013

To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP)
Subject: FW: WSPTA Information Request
I would like to have one response to this. I don’t have any emails or anything else related to this. Let
Vicky know if you do so we can answer with one email.
Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Will add to the Project Log.
Thanks,
Vicky

To: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Thomas, Mark
(WSP)
Cc: Gurley, Traci (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Knight, Robyn (WSP); Poe, Denise (WSP); Park, Kate
(WSP); Lowry, Crystal (WSP)
Per AC Miller – Please review the information request from the WSPTA and provide responsive
information to Crystal Lowry by noon on June 4, 2010. Thanks ~
Geri Greene
Phone: (360) 704-2979
Fax: (360)704-2975
From: Lowry, Crystal (WSP)

To: DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Johnson, Bob
(WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP);
Hattell, Curt (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP);
Miller, Karen (WSP); Smith, Suzee (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP)
Cc: Anderson, Becky (WSP); Dunn, Cynthia (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP); Moreno, Norma (WSP);
Smith, Michelle (WSP); Jordan, Maria (WSP); Cashen, Laurie (WSP); Balogh, Kae (WSP); Park, Kate
(WSP); Greenlee, Paulette (WSP); Jacobs, Kitty (WSP); Tombleson, Ellen (WSP); Grayless, Amy (WSP);
Greene, Geri (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Subject: WSPTA Information Request
Good afternoon everyone,
The WSP has received the following information request from the WSPTA. I respectfully ask that you
please provide any responsive information to me by noon on June 4, 2010.
Thank you. J
1. All documents connected with and/or pertaining/relating to employees on light duty carrying
and/or utilizing their badges for work related purposes or for off-duty employment while on light duty
from January 1, 2005 to the present.
2. All emails connected with and/or pertaining/relating to employees on light duty carrying and/or
utilizing their badges for work related purposes or for off-duty employment while on light duty from
January 1, 2005 to the present.
3. All electronic records connected with and/or pertaining/relating to employees on light duty
carrying and/or utilizing their badges for work related purposes or for off-duty employment while on
light duty from January 1, 2005 to the present.
4. All documents connected with and/or pertaining/relating to employees on light duty carrying
and/or utilizing a firearm for work related purposes or for off-duty employment while on light duty from
January 1, 2005 to the present.
5. All emails connected with and/or pertaining/relating to employees on light duty carrying and/or
utilizing a firearm for work related purposes or for off-duty employment while on light duty from January
1, 2005 to the present.
6. All electronic records connected with and/or pertaining/relating to employees on light duty
carrying and/or utilizing a firearm for work related purposes or for off-duty employment while on light
duty from January 1, 2005 to the present.
7. All documents connected with and/or pertaining/relating to any policy, procedure, or regulation
connected with and/or pertaining/relating to employees on light duty carrying and/or utilizing their
badges for work related purposes or for off-duty employment while on light duty from January 1, 2005
to the present.
8. All emails connected with and/or pertaining/relating to any policy, procedure, or regulation
connected with and/or pertaining/relating to employees on light duty carrying and/or utilizing their
badges for work related purposes or for off-duty employment while on light duty from January 1, 2005
to the present.
9. All electronic records connected with and/or pertaining/relating to any policy, procedure, or
regulation connected with and/or pertaining/relating to employees on light duty carrying and/or utilizing
their badges for work related purposes or for off-duty employment while on light duty from January 1,
2005 to the present.
10. All documents connected with and/or pertaining/relating to any policy, procedure, or regulation
connected with and/or pertaining/relating to employees on light duty carrying and/or utilizing a firearm
for work related purposes or for off-duty employment while on light duty from January 1, 2005 to the
present.
11. All emails connected with and/or pertaining/relating to any policy, procedure, or regulation
connected with and/or pertaining/relating to employees on light duty carrying and/or utilizing a firearm
for work related purposes or for off-duty employment while on light duty from January 1, 2005 to the
present.
12. All electronic records connected with and/or pertaining/relating to any policy, procedure, or
regulation connected with and/or pertaining/relating to employees on light duty carrying and/or utilizing
a firearm for work related purposes or for off-duty employment while on light duty from January 1, 2005
to the present.
13. All documents connected with and/or pertaining/relating to the selection of Dave Yergen as a
firearms specialist/instructor.
14. All emails connected with and/or pertaining/relating to the selection of Dave Yergen as a firearms
specialist/instructor.
15. All electronic records connected with and/or pertaining/relating to the selection of Dave Yergen as a
firearms specialist/instructor.
For purposes of this request, the following definitions are applicable:
A. Document means any book, pamphlet, periodical, letter, report, log, journal, note (handwritten or
typed), message, paper, chart, contract, correspondence, survey, calendar, diary, notebook, budget,
expense report, minutes of meetings, contracts and agreements, instruction, incident report or
summary, evidence summary, list, inventory, telegram, communication (including inter- and intra-office
or department), e-mail, rule, regulation, job description, employee or personnel handbook, memoranda
(including memoranda of telephonic and personal conversations), complaint, report, manual, newspaper
article, press release, advertisement, brochure, bulletin, training booklet, directive, message, invoice,
minutes or transcripts of meetings and proceedings, data sheet, employee personnel or job performance
evaluation, investigative report, study, videotape, drawing, photograph, sketch, graph, chart, computer
file, computer tape or printout, internal affairs investigatory interview, and information which can be
obtained, of every kind and description, including but not limited to originals, drafts, copies and copies
not identical to the original (e.g. because handwritten notes appear thereon or are attached thereto).
B. Electronic record means any electronically stored information including writings, book, pamphlet,
periodical, letter, report, log, journal, notes, message, contract, correspondence, survey, calendar, diary,
notebook, budget, expense report, minutes of meetings, contracts and agreements, instruction, incident
report or summary, communication (including inter- and intra-office or department), e-mail, rule,
regulation, job description, employee or personnel handbook, memoranda (including memoranda of
telephonic and personal conversations), complaint, report, manual, newspaper article, press release,
advertisement, brochure, bulletin, training booklet, directive, message, invoice, minutes or transcripts of
meetings and proceedings, data sheet, employee personnel or job performance evaluation, investigative
report, study, drawings, graphs, charts, photographs, sound recordings, and images.
Respectfully,
Crystal Lowry
Confidential Secretary
Labor & Policy Office
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115
crystal.lowry@wsp.wa.gov

To: Rice, Jennifer (WSP)
Hello Jennifer,
I have asked Lieutenant Myer to review these names and see if any of these people are associated with
a CID case. I don’t want evidence destroyed if we still have them on our case list.
I have asked her to complete the review quickly, but I don’t know how soon we can have it done. One
of us will email you with what we learn.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Rice, Jennifer (WSP)

To: Patrick, Kandi (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
I will put a note with the case you want held. Thanks for the heads up.
Jennifer D Rice
WSP Toxicology Lab
Office Manager
Phone: 206-262-6100

To: Rice, Jennifer (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Toxicology Blood
Hi Jennifer:
We are in receipt of your IOC dated May 13, 2010; we are currently going through the list which will
take some time. Lieutenant Scott Martin is researching the Ellensburg, Moses Lake and Ephrata case
numbers while I checked Okanogan and Wenatchee. I did not see that CID was cc/d on the original
IOC and have sent the IOC and spreadsheet to our counterparts here in District 6 so they can check to
verify adjudication on their felony cases.
With that said, we do have one felony case that needs to have the evidence/blood to remain in the
system. Case number: 07-011455 – Valencia Morales is a Felony Vehicular Assault and the blood
needs to remain in the system. If you have any questions please give me a call or email. Thanks Kandi
Captain Dahl: Each district was given a list of cases from 2005-2007 which the Tox Lab has decided to
destroy the blood in their evidence system – I have attached the D6 list not for you to act on but so
you can see the IOC from the Tox Lab advising the blood in all of these cases will be destroyed on June
7th. If we are finding cases that need to remain I am sure others may as well. Since I did not see CID
on the cc/list I wanted to include you. Kandi
2822 Euclid Avenue
Wenatchee, WA 98801
Office: (509) 665-4013

Subject: RE: CID-OPS Interview Questions-2010-05-23.docx
Is this the final list of confirmed questions.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Matheson, Travis (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP)
Subject: CID-OPS Interview Questions-2010-05-23.docx
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: "Newman, Douglas"
Subject: RE: A Must See Video
Ya, this is good. I love when it is made clear to everyone just who these men and women are and
what they stand for. These warriors that are serving our country now are worthy of our praise and
admiration and when someone puts it in this kind of perspective, even the liberals have to bow down.
God Bless America,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Newman, Douglas [mailto:Newman.D@portseattle.org]

To: Ronald J. Newman; Michele.Newman@wellsfargo.com; Dehart, Ted (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: FW: A Must See Video
This was sent to the thousands of employees at the Port of Seattle……Sent from our CEO, a West Point
grad…..powerful stuff!
-Doug
From: Yoshitani, Tay

To: zzz-POS-Portwide
Subject: A Must See Video
Thought all my colleagues at the Port of Seattle would be inspired by this video.
Tay
A must See Video ... Ending is fabulous!
I am now passing this on for you to watch. Its not enjoyable, it is riveting! When you are done pass it
on too, I think its important... If you are a vet, I say, Welcome home brother.
Just click on the link below and have your speaker on!
http://www.nragive.com/ringoffreedom/index.html
<http://www.nragive.com/ringoffreedom/index.html>

To: Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Eggleston, Mike (WSP); Elmore, Zach (WSP)
Cc: "mtdahl263@comcast.net"
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Newman, Douglas [mailto:Newman.D@portseattle.org]

To: Ronald J. Newman; Michele.Newman@wellsfargo.com; Dehart, Ted (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
This was sent to the thousands of employees at the Port of Seattle……Sent from our CEO, a West Point
grad…..powerful stuff!
-Doug
From: Yoshitani, Tay

To: zzz-POS-Portwide
Subject: A Must See Video
Thought all my colleagues at the Port of Seattle would be inspired by this video.
Tay
A must See Video ... Ending is fabulous!
I am now passing this on for you to watch. Its not enjoyable, it is riveting! When you are done pass it
on too, I think its important... If you are a vet, I say, Welcome home brother.
Just click on the link below and have your speaker on!
http://www.nragive.com/ringoffreedom/index.html
<http://www.nragive.com/ringoffreedom/index.html>

Subject: Re: CID-OPS Interview Questions-2010-05-23.docx
Is that a yes then?
________________________________

Sent: Wed May 26 16:22:30 2010
Those are the culmination of the Travis’s questions and my questions with your changes.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Is this the final list of confirmed questions.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Matheson, Travis (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP)
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

I am okay with fewer questions. If you want to combine the ones you point out below, that works for
me. Travis, thanks for doing this. I appreciate you taking the time.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captains,
Here is the latest version. It currently stands at 13 questions, which in my humble opinion, is probably
too many.
I think questions 10 and 11 should be removed, questions 3, 4, and 9 are pretty similar (I would
eliminate one or two of these), and questions 5 and 6 are similar (maybe eliminate one or two of
these). Let me know what you want done…
· Question #1: Please describe your specific investigative experience and how you think it applies
to the job as a CID and OPS lieutenant:
· Question #2: Describe your leadership style and describe why it is successful:
· Question #3: Tell me about a time when you were faced with conflicting priorities. How did you
determine the top priority?
· Question #4: One time or another, we have all forgotten to do something important for an
internal/external customer. Tell me about a time when this happened to you recently. What did you
forget? What happened? How did you fix it?
· Question #5: Successful negotiation involves a give and take process that recognizes each
party’s needs. Describe a negotiation in which you reached a win-win solution with someone. What did
you do?
· Question #6: Tell us about a time when you worked with others to develop new and creative
ideas to solve a problem.
· Question #7: We all make decisions that turn out to be mistakes. Describe a work decision you
regret making. What did you learn from it?
· Question #8: If you could choose between the OPS and CID lieutenant positions, which would
you choose and why?
· Question #9: Please describe your experience in managing a comprehensive project.
· Question #10: What recommendations would you give to the captain to ensure fiscal
accountability for the money budgeted to the division?
· Question #11: Please describe accountability driven leadership (ADL) and give an example of
how you have used ADL in the past.
· Question #12: Please describe how you would mentor a newly promoted supervisor in your
section. What steps would you take to ensure this supervisor’s success?
Question #13: As a lieutenant, what would be your plan to ensure your units meet the strategic goals
of your division?
To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP)
Cc: Greene, Geri (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: Captain Dahl
AC Miller,
As a reminder, I will be on AL tomorrow through next Tuesday. Lt. Myer will be acting and can help
you or Ms. Greene with any CID issues.
I will be checking my BB occasionally.
Thank you sir, see you Tuesday.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Officer/Trooper Involved Critical Incident (Use of Force)
As Julie said, I just signed the training request for Cunningham to attend. I am aware of Force Science
from my time in IA and they are a respected group.
I support having more of our folks attend if possible. I also believe IA should send people.
When Gary Barnes was investigated we had Force Science weigh in and they were very helpful.
Mike
________________________________

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP)
Sent: Wed May 26 18:03:00 2010
Subject: Fw: Officer/Trooper Involved Critical Incident (Use of Force)
Mike,
Can you please let me know what you think?
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________
From: Karnitz, Dave (WSP)

To: Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Sent: Wed May 26 17:48:48 2010
Subject: Fw: Officer/Trooper Involved Critical Incident (Use of Force)
We may want to look into this class. Not sure if from a training perspective (Jim) or from an
investigative perspective (Greg). You both may want to assign staff to look into this information and
determine whether our attendance is warranted.
Thanks
________________________________
From: Jeff Julius <jeff@aitchisonvick.com>

To: Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Cc: tom pillow <tomandpam6871@verizon.net>; jeff@aitchisonvick.com <jeff@aitchisonvick.com>
Sent: Wed May 26 12:19:42 2010
Subject: Officer/Trooper Involved Critical Incident (Use of Force)
Dave:
I normally wouldn’t take up you time, but I just became aware that the Seattle Police Officer's Guild and
the King County Police Officer's Guild are presenting/hosting a 2 day seminar exploring "Force Science,
the application of unbiased scientific principles and processes designed to determine the true nature of
suspect provocation and officer response (action-reaction dynamics). The goal of the program is to
encourage law enforcement professionals to apply the important concepts revealed in this research
when investigating, reconstructing, recalling or otherwise analyzing a use of force." This seminar will be
held on June 29-30, 2010 at the Washington Criminal Justice Training Center Auditorium at 19010 1st
Ave. S., Burien, WA 98148.
I am sending you this information since I have attended this seminar in the past and found it very
useful. I believe that this seminar should be attended by all individuals that may be involved in an
officer involved critical incident (use of force).
For your convenience, I am enclosing a brochure. Additionally, you can find information on the CJTC
website (https://fortress.wa.gov/cjtc/www/classes/force_science_2day.htm). Finally, you can find out
more information about the Force Science Research Center at http://www.forensicscience.org
<http://www.forensicscience.org/> .
Finally, it is my understanding that the cost of the seminar is $205.00 per person.
Jeffrey Julius
Aitchison & Vick
5701 Sixth Avenue South, Suite 491-A
Seattle, WA 98108
206-957-0926 voice
206-762-2418 fax
jeff@aitchisonvick.com <mailto:jeff@aitchisonvick.com>
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herein.
To: DePalma, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Re: Mtg.
I am out until Tuesday. I had surgery today.
________________________________
From: DePalma, Mike (WSP)

Sent: Thu May 27 11:57:54 2010
Subject: Mtg.
Mike,
Would you be available to meet for a few minutes tomorrow to discuss a request from Tenino PD?
Thanks Mike
Captain Mike DePalma
mike.depalma@wsp.wa.gov
360-704-2333
Subject: Interviews
Mike,
As you may recall, I had a surgery yesterday. I anticipated being back on Tuesday but as of now I have
to do a follow up appointment at 9 am that day. It was originally set for Monday.
I am trying to change it, but if I can't, we may need to do some of our interviews Friday. I apologize
but they changed the day on me.
If I can change it back, I will and then let you know.
Mike
Subject: Re: Interviews
Thanks for the understanding. I will email you and let you know if I can change the appointment.

Sent: Fri May 28 08:28:37 2010
Subject: Re: Interviews
No worries Mike my schedule is free on both days.

Sent: Fri May 28 08:27:26 2010
Subject: Interviews
Mike,
As you may recall, I had a surgery yesterday. I anticipated being back on Tuesday but as of now I have
to do a follow up appointment at 9 am that day. It was originally set for Monday.
I am trying to change it, but if I can't, we may need to do some of our interviews Friday. I apologize
but they changed the day on me.
If I can change it back, I will and then let you know.
Mike
Subject: 33
Hi Vicky,
I came through the surgery fine. Little sore and stuffy but overall good.
I will likely be in on Tuesday. I will keep you posted.

To: Brogan, Mark (WSP)
Subject: Re: favor
I am home recovering from a nasal surgery. Can you call me later today to talk about it?
________________________________
From: Brogan, Mark (WSP)

Sent: Thu May 27 09:06:29 2010
Subject: favor
Captain,
Do you have 5 minutes today or tomorrow so that I could speak to you about Mike Rupert?
Mark
Lieutenant Mark Brogan
Office: (360) 596-3990
Cell: (360) 239-1987

Subject: Interviews
Mike,
I tried to get my Tuesday appointment changed to Monday, but with the holiday, they won't do it.
As a result, I have an appointment at 0900 on Tuesday in Bellevue.
It seems best to change the interview day so I can be in shape for it.
Is Friday good? Also, can you have Stephanie notify the candidates?
Sorry about the timing. I scheduled the surgery a couple months ago and it just happened to fall now.
Mike
Subject: Re: Promotions
Yes please. Thanks
________________________________

Sent: Fri May 28 16:07:40 2010
Subject: Promotions
FYI~You have 2nd tri firearms on that day, do you want me to reschedule for you?
Thanks,
Vic
Daily Bulletin #22
May 28, 2010
The following promotions will be held on Tuesday, June 8, 2010, at 2:00 p.m., in the auditorium at the
General Administration Building in Olympia.
* Mr. Charles M. Duffy, Chief Deputy State Fire Marshal, to Director of Fire Protection
* Lieutenant Michael Dahl/63, OPS, to Captain/33, CID
Family and friends are invited to attend.
Captain Marc W. Lamoreaux

Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: Fw: Interviews
Vicky,
Please put these on my calendar and remove the Tuesday interviews. Thanks
________________________________

Sent: Fri May 28 15:42:15 2010
Subject: RE: Interviews
Captains Dahl and DePalma,
I have contacted the interview candidates and changed the interviews to the following days and times:
CID/OPS Lieutenant Interviews
CID Conference Room
Thursday and Friday, June 1-2, 2010
Name
Time
Work Cell
Roger Wilbur
Thu, 1300
509-430-4934
Jason Armstrong
Thu, 1400
360-661-0239
Mike Rupert
Thu, 1500
360-239-0274
Rob Huss
Fri, 1000
360-239-4863
Chuck LeBlanc
Fri, 1100
360-239-2814
Chris Old
Fri, 1200
360-239-7246
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
Subject: RE: Interviews
Mike,
Again I am good with the change. I will have to check with Travis to determine if the candidates can
accommodate the change.
360-704-2333
Subject: Interviews
Mike,
I tried to get my Tuesday appointment changed to Monday, but with the holiday, they won't do it.
As a result, I have an appointment at 0900 on Tuesday in Bellevue.
It seems best to change the interview day so I can be in shape for it.
Is Friday good? Also, can you have Stephanie notify the candidates?
Sorry about the timing. I scheduled the surgery a couple months ago and it just happened to fall now.
Mike
Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: 33
I have a follow up appointment at 0900 tomorrow and depending how that goes, I may come to the
office for a while.
Please call or email if you have any questions or need anything. Also, for Wednesday, please plan to
attend SAF.
Vicky, can you please send me the SAF with notes. I have the slides but want to review the notes.
Thanks
Subject: Re: 33
I appreciate it Julie. Bad timing but this was scheduled 2 months ago and was the result of 15 years of
ignoring it and suffering.
See you soon and thanks for always taking care of things.

Sent: Mon May 31 16:54:46 2010
Subject: Re: 33
Sounds good; everything is going fine.

Sent: Mon May 31 16:52:34 2010
Subject: 33
office for a while.
attend SAF.
Thanks
To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP)
Subject: Fw: 33
Date: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 11:02:25 AM
Keith,
Please plan to lead our SAF tomorrow. It appears that I will be unavailable because of an appointment
change.
Dennis, please second Keith and thanks to you both for the help.

Sent: Tue Jun 01 08:23:43 2010
Subject: RE: 33
I hope it went well Mike - don't come back until you are good. Your Lieutenants can present your SAF.
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979
Subject: 33
office for a while.
attend SAF.
Thanks
Subject: Re: Day off
Date: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 1:43:20 PM
Absolutely. Congrats to her.
________________________________

Sent: Tue Jun 01 09:43:52 2010
Subject: Day off
Captain,
If you don’t have any issues with it, I would like to take Friday, June 11 off to attend my stepdaughter’s
graduation from Pierce College.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

To: Dennis, Mark (WSP)
Subject: Re: DAILY BULLETIN #22
Thanks Mark. It is an honor to be asked. Its a long way from B'ham to here, but I feel ready.
Thanks again, hope to see you soon.
________________________________
From: Dennis, Mark (WSP)

Sent: Tue Jun 01 15:50:19 2010
Subject: FW: DAILY BULLETIN #22
Congratulations Captain Dahl.
Mark
Sergeant Mark Dennis #276
3860 Airport Way
Bellingham, WA 98226
360-676-2007 Office
360-676-2062 Fax
425-356-1928 Cell
From: Daily Bulletin Submissions

To: DailyBulletinListserv; G-D-WSP-Employees
Subject: DAILY BULLETIN #22
Daily Bulletin #22
May 28, 2010

The following promotions will be held on Tuesday, June 8, 2010, at 2:00 p.m., in the auditorium at the
General Administration Building in Olympia.
* Mr. Charles M. Duffy, Chief Deputy State Fire Marshal, to Director of Fire Protection
* Lieutenant Michael Dahl/63, OPS, to Captain/33, CID
Family and friends are invited to attend.
***
Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser version 8 (IE 8) will be deployed to agency computers
beginning this Tuesday, June 8. Besides new features, benefits include improved security, usability and
work station performance.
To receive this and upgrade automatically, please be sure to have your computer powered up and on
the Patrol network overnight for at least one evening per week for the next 5 weeks. To receive all
upgrades and security patches on your Patrol network computer, please be sure to that your computer
is powered up and connected to the network per WSP Reg 10.18.040
<http://iwspsp/documents/Agency_Manuals/Regulation_Manual_(Entire).pdf> .
To improve your familiarity with new IE 8 features, please go to Microsoft’s IE 8 Home Page using the
following link:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/internet-explorer/default.aspx.
This Home Page includes helpful information on IE 8’s new Features

<http://www.microsoft.com/windows/internet-explorer/features/faster.aspx> and Tips and Tricks
<http://www.microsoft.com/windows/internet-explorer/tips-and-tricks/safer-online-shopping.aspx> as
well as IE 8 Videos <http://www.microsoft.com/windows/internet-explorer/videos.aspx> , a Tour
<http://www.microsoft.com/windows/internet-explorer/tour/default.aspx> of the new product, and Get
the Facts <http://www.microsoft.com/windows/internet-explorer/get-the-facts/default.aspx>
information.
If you experience issues either with the deployment or with the product, please email ITD Customer
Services <mailto:ITDHelp@wsp.wa.gov?subject=IE%208%20Help> or call (360) 705-5999, Micro 13,
extension 252.
Marty Knorr
Information Technology Division
***
Memorial Foundation Board of Directors Vacancies
Mission Statement: We, the Washington State Patrol Memorial Foundation, are entrusted to preserve
the memory of Washington State Patrol fallen officers and to provide assistance to active and retired
Washington State Patrol employees and their families in times of need.
Since 1983, the Foundation has provided over one million dollars in financial assistance to the
Washington State Patrol employees and their families.
Five positions will be open for the Washington State Patrol Memorial Foundation Board of Directors
election in September. The vacancies include three for commissioned employees and two for civil
service employees.
To be eligible to run for election, you must be a contributing member ($5 per month or the yearly
equivalent) for a period of one year prior to the election.
Board members are expected to attend meetings which are held once a month in the evenings in
Olympia. The Foundation is looking for board members who want to get involved with the annual
dinner which includes assisting with the fund raising aspects, set up, and attend the dinner. All
interested persons meeting the criteria are encouraged to participate. The term is from October 2010
to October 2012.
Submit your name in writing by August 20, 2010, with a brief narrative (less than 75 words) of why you
would like to be a director. The narrative will appear on the ballot.
Please mail your narrative to: WSP Memorial Foundation, P.O. Box 7544, Olympia, WA 98507. If you
have any questions, please call Sharon Phillips, Foundation manager at 1-888-576-0670 or 866-9555 in
Olympia.
Lieutenant Travis Matheson, President

Washington State Patrol Memorial Foundation
***
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT
The Criminal Records Division is recruiting for a Correctional Records Technician 1 with the Identification
and Criminal History Section in Olympia.
Individuals interested in this employment opportunity must apply through the E-Recruiting system at
www.careers.wa.gov <http://www.careers.wa.gov/> . The reference code for this recruitment is
*NB00021669*. Interested applicants must complete the application process on or before June 6, 2010.
Please note, if selected as a top candidate, all education, to include high school and equivalent,
indicated in your application materials will be verified.
For more information on this position, please contact Darlonna Vaughan, Human Resource Division, at
(360) 704-2313 or darlonna.vaughan@wsp.wa.gov.
The Washington State Patrol actively supports diversity in the workplace and is an Equal Opportunity
Employer.
***
Jessica Mulvaney, wife of Trooper Brian Mulvaney (#1073/Hoquiam), gave birth to a baby boy, Eli
Owen, on May 27, at 12:32 p.m. Eli weighs 9 pounds and is 22 inches long. Mom, dad and Baby Eli
are doing great. Cards and calls are welcome.
Captain C. Stephen Sutton
District 8 (Bremerton)
***
CHIEF JOHN R. BATISTE
OLYMPIA HEADQUARTERS
Subject: Re: Weekly Report Reminder
Date: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 10:26:35 AM
Vicky,
Can you check to see that all my TARS are in?
I think I got them through the 31st but am unsure.
Thanks
________________________________

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP);
Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Hickman, Thomas (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP);
Cooper, Jerry (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Sharp, Dan (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); Anderson, John
(WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Smith, Richard (WSP); Swainson, Edward <SSHEJS@co.snohomish.wa.us>
Sent: Wed Jun 02 08:17:12 2010
Subject: Weekly Report Reminder
Good Morning!
This is just a friendly reminder to electronically forward information for our weekly report to your
Lieutenant by 5:00 p.m. on Thursday.
If you have any questions, please let us know.
Have a great day!
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Thank you. I will be in tomorrow.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jun 02 10:28:28 2010
Subject: RE: Weekly Report Reminder
The 31st was missing, but took care of it for you. J I have also approved the LT’s TARs and had Dennis
approve my pending TARS. I have printed copies of the approved TARS and mine for you. J
Hope you are feeling better. J
Thanks,
Vicky

Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 10:27 AM
Vicky,
Can you check to see that all my TARS are in?
I think I got them through the 31st but am unsure.
Thanks
________________________________

Cooper, Jerry (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Sharp, Dan (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); Anderson, John
Sent: Wed Jun 02 08:17:12 2010
Good Morning!
Have a great day!
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: Fw: DAILY BULLETIN #2
Date: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 6:25:56 PM
Please follow the email directions below if we have any applicants.
See you tomorrow.
________________________________

To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Sent: Wed Jun 02 16:31:17 2010
FYI - please ensure compliance with any applicants from your Division.
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________

To: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP)
Sent: Wed Jun 02 16:28:50 2010
Please ensure any Peer Support applicants submit their requests through the chain of command and have approval of the district-division
command (not just a supervisor) prior to further consideration.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jun 02 16:01:21 2010
Daily Bulletin #2
June 2, 2010
The Individual Crisis Intervention/Peer Support and Group Crisis Intervention training for new Peer Support/Critical Incident Team applicants
has been scheduled for August 3 beginning at 1000 and ending at 1500 August 6, 2010 at the Academy. Those who are selected to attend the
training in August will attend this training contingent upon your supervisor’s approval.
To become a member of the Peer Support Team/Critical Incident Team (CISM Team), you must have been employed by the WSP for at least
one year, have your supervisor’s approval, submit an application, be interviewed, be selected for the training, and successfully complete the
basic training. Once you become a member of the CISM team, there will be one mandatory training per year. An application is available here:
http://iwspsp/sites/OOC/Psychologist/Shared%20Documents/Peer%20Support%20Team%20Application%20For%20Team%20Mempership.DOC
You may also contact Sue Knopes at (360) 586-8492 or by e-mail at sknopes@att.net for an application. Deadline for application is June 15,
2010.
Daniel W. Clark, Ph.D.
Department Psychologist
***
JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Communications Division is recruiting for a Communications Officer 2 (CO2) – Assistant Training Officer at Headquarters in Olympia. This
position is open to any current permanent CO2. It is also available on a promotional basis to any permanent employee of the Washington
State Patrol with at least two years of experience as a Communications Officer.
Any permanent State Patrol CO2 interested in transferring should submit an IOC request through their chain of command to the Human
Resource Division by 5:00 p.m., June 9, 2010. Selection will be based on a resume review and an oral interview.
Please note, if selected as a top candidate, all education, to include high school and equivalent, indicated in your application materials will be
verified.
Please click on the following link for additional information on the required qualifications, eligibility requirements, and application process:
http://iwspsp/sites/TSB/HRD/Lists/Job%20Announcements/Attachments/40/Communications_Officer_2_Training_Officer_June_2010.doc
If you have any questions, or if you would like a copy of this announcement in its entirety, or in another format, please contact Melodie
Wulfekuhle at (360) 704-2307 or at MelodieWulfekuhle@wsp.wa.gov. Application materials must be received no later than 5:00 p.m., on June
9, 2010.
Supervisors of individuals on any form of leave shall ensure that those individuals are notified of this announcement.
The Washington State Patrol actively supports diversity in the workplace and is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
***
The Communications Division is currently recruiting for two Communications Officer 2 (CO2) positions - one in Marysville and one in
Bremerton. This register may also be used to fill other CO2 vacancies as they occur throughout the state.
Any permanent State Patrol CO2 interested in transferring to either of these locations should submit an IOC request through their chain of
command to the Human Resource Division by 5:00 p.m., June 9, 2010. These positions are also available on a promotional basis to any
permanent employee of the Washington State Patrol with at least two years of experience as a Communications Officer.
Please note, if selected as a top candidate, all education, to include high school and equivalent, indicated in your application materials will be
verified.
Please click on the following link for additional information on the required qualifications, eligibility requirements, and application process:
http://iwspsp/sites/TSB/HRD/Lists/Job%20Announcements/Attachments/37/Communications_Officer_2_Marysville_and_Bremerton_June_2010.doc
If you have any questions, or if you would like a copy of this announcement in its entirety, or in another format, please contact Melodie
Wulfekuhle at (360) 704-2307 or at MelodieWulfekuhle@wsp.wa.gov. Application materials must be received no later than 5:00 p.m., on June
9, 2010.
Supervisors of individuals on any form of leave shall ensure that those individuals are notified of this announcement.
The Washington State Patrol actively supports diversity in the workplace and is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
***
Robert H. Knopp, father in-law of Sergeant Rob Sharpe (Impaired Driving Section), passed away unexpectedly on May 30th, in Seattle. A
funeral service will be held Saturday, June 5th at St. James Cathedral in Seattle.
Lieutenant Rob Reichert
Impaired Driving Section
***
Subject: Re: Saf
Date: Thursday, June 03, 2010 8:15:58 AM
I will be there in about thirty minutes.
Thanks for taking care of this.

Sent: Thu Jun 03 08:05:40 2010
Subject: Saf
Do you need me to sit in SAF for you?

--------------------------
From my Blackberry
Lieutenant Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2956 (Office)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Subject: Re: Saf
Thank you Keith.

Sent: Thu Jun 03 08:05:40 2010
Subject: Saf
Do you need me to sit in SAF for you?

--------------------------
From my Blackberry
(360) 704-2956 (Office)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Subject: Lewis County Collision
Do you know about the Lewis County collision that MAIT is working on?
Why was the guy that got hit parked on the shoulder?
Subject: Re: Lewis County Collision
It was a question the Chief asked D-5. Thanks

Sent: Thu Jun 03 10:46:50 2010
Subject: RE: Lewis County Collision
I am familiar with it but am not sure why he was on the shoulder. I'll check.
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 10:45 AM
Subject: Fw: Lewis County Collision
This is the collision that the Chief just asked about.

Sent: Thu Jun 03 10:48:04 2010
Here you go.
"MAIT primary investigation of a log truck v. three passenger vehicle fatality collision that occurred April
5, 2010 at 2:37 p.m. The crash took place on State Route 6 at milepost 48.05 in Lewis County. The
driver of an eastbound pickup towing a trailer stopped in the lane of travel awaiting an opportunity to
make a left turn into a private driveway. The empty log truck approached from the rear and the driver
hit his brakes causing the trailer to swing in to the westbound lane where it collided with a westbound
Nissan. A westbound pickup driver was unable to stop in time and struck the Nissan. Both the driver
and passenger of the Nissan were severely injured; the passenger died a short time later."
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Subject: Re: Lewis County Collision
It was a question the Chief asked D-5. Thanks

Sent: Thu Jun 03 10:46:50 2010
I am familiar with it but am not sure why he was on the shoulder. I'll check.
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
To: Linn, Jason (WSP); Spurling, Ryan (WSP); Laur, Debbie (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Balcom, William (WSP);
Park, Gary (WSP); Turner, Dan (WSP); Siggins, Bruce (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP)
Cc: Matagi, John (WSP); Garrison, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Re: LPO
Date: Thursday, June 03, 2010 12:10:35 PM
This involves our training academy and should be facilitated through them.
Please have the academy coordinate a response if any is given.
Thanks
________________________________
From: Linn, Jason (WSP)

To: Spurling, Ryan (WSP); Laur, Debbie (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Balcom,
William (WSP); Park, Gary (WSP); Turner, Dan (WSP); Siggins, Bruce (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP)
Cc: Matagi, John (WSP); Garrison, Ken (WSP)
Sent: Thu Jun 03 12:07:00 2010
Subject: LPO
I am currently attending Warner Pacific College and they are evaluating the LPO course for potential
college elective credits. I have submitted the course curriculum to them and they have asked a few
follow-up questions. Would you mind answering the following questions?
Current Rank:
College Degree Information (type, major, from where?):
Tenure:
Thanks,
Jason
Subject: Fw: Purchase of Colorado 4X4 pick up (Off-contract) REQ# 040 for CDIU
FYI

From: Stray, Paul (WSP)
Cc: Solie, Arel (WSP)
Sent: Thu Jun 03 12:23:44 2010
Subject: FW: Purchase of Colorado 4X4 pick up (Off-contract) REQ# 040 for CDIU
Captain,
I apologize for the delay in getting the order out on the CDIU Pick up.
Here is the latest. At the time I received the approval to purchase the Colorado Pick Up the order bank
was closed. The vehicle will need to be purchased off contract which means we will need to go out to
bid which supply is in the process now. OSP (office of procurement) has approved the off contract
purchase. It is or will be very soon posted on WEBS for dealers to see and bid. They usually give the
dealers two weeks to respond. In short we should have a bid to approve in two to three weeks.
Thank You for your patience.
Paul
From: Hannah, Julie (WSP)
To: Flores, Enrique (WSP); Stray, Paul (WSP)
Cc: Soha, Erica (WSP)
Subject: RE: Purchase of Colorado 4X4 pick up (Off-contract) REQ# 040 for CDIU
The tag # is going to be: 114501
From: Flores, Enrique (WSP)
To: Stray, Paul (WSP)
Cc: Hannah, Julie (WSP)
This was submitted to OSP. Julie please provide a tag number thanks.
Rick Flores

Enrique.Flores@wsp.wa.gov
WSP Supply Section
360-596-6073
Fax 360-596-6076
To: 'GA CSmail'
Order for off-contract vehicle..approvals/specifications below & attached.
Rick Flores

WSP Supply Section
360-596-6073
Fax 360-596-6076
From: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 10:58 AM
To: Flores, Enrique (WSP)
Cc: Pierce, Tanya (WSP)
Subject: RE: Purchase of Colorado 4X4 pick up (Off-contract) REQ# 040 for CDIU
Rick: No objection to proceeding.
To: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Cc: Pierce, Tanya (WSP)
Subject: Purchase of Colorado 4X4 pick up (Off-contract) REQ# 040 for CDIU
I just added the signed requisition to this email
Hello Bob, I attached the signed requisition & approval & vehicle specifications. I will send it to OSP,
electronically after your review & approval, thank you. Tanya Please log Requisition/encumbrance.
Non contracted vehicle (see IOC)

100 percent federal funding
001 01* 161 CD10
Rick Flores

WSP Supply Section
360-596-6073
Fax 360-596-6076
To: Flores, Enrique (WSP)
Cc: Fox, Christine (WSP)
Subject: FW: SSA
I have attached specifications and authorization for a Colorado 4X4 pick up.
Paul
To: Solie, Arel (WSP)
Subject: RE: SSA
OK, it will need to go out to bid on WEBS through Supply the contract for the Colorado closed on
4/2/2010. I received the paper work from Lt. Bosman on 5/3/2010.
Thanks for checking with Bob Maki.
Paul
From: Solie, Arel (WSP)
Subject: Fw: SSA
Order.
Arel Solie
Property Management Division Commander
(360) 596-6043 - office
(360) 239-3071 - cell
arel.solie@wsp.wa.gov

Sent: Thu May 27 08:49:57 2010
Subject: RE: SSA
Arel: Yes, it is 100 [percent federal funding.
Thx, Bob
To: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: Fw: SSA
This is the SSA vehicle. Please confirm this is fully federal funding and exempt from OFM waiver.
Thanks,
Arel
Arel Solie
(360) 596-6043 - office
(360) 239-3071 - cell

Sent: Wed May 26 15:15:11 2010
Subject: RE: SSA
001 01* 161 CD10

Paul
Subject: SSA
Please respond to me with the funding code listed on the acquisition request.
Thanks,
Arel
Arel Solie
(360) 596-6043 - office
(360) 239-3071 - cell

Subject: Re: D8 CID Chief"s coins
Perfect thanks
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 03 12:46:46 2010
Subject: FW: D8 CID Chief's coins
Captain,
Before your arrival AC Miller and I discussed coins for the D8 CIU folks for their work on the shooting.
Anyway, I had not heard any more about them…and checked with Geri yesterday. The chief is going to
present D8 FOB folks their coins next Thursday, June 10th at a D8 BBQ. I believe most of my
detectives will be there and more than anything do not want them to think for a minute they will not be
receiving one. I am working with Geri to figure out where they are and arrange to have them in D8 on
that date. I just wanted to let you know in case you are asked about it.
Thanks,
Julie
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 3:46 PM
Subject: RE: D8 CID Chief's coins
I’ll have to check with him. I don’t recall seeing a request for Chief’s Coins. A plaque for D-8 CIU was
just prepared and should be on its way to you guys soon (I sent the signed certificiate over to David
yesterday), but I didn’t know anything about coins. I’ll let you know.
Geri Greene
Phone: (360) 704-2979
Fax: (360)704-2975

Subject: D8 CID Chief's coins
Hi Geri,
I don’t want to bother AC Miller with this, but I do not know where the request is at for some chief’s
coins--I figured you probably knew! He and I had talked about awarding D8 CIU with chiefs coins for
the Johnson shooting. I know Chief Batiste is in D8 on June 10th and will be presenting coins to those
in FOB that are being recognized. My detectives are attending that meeting. It would be great if the
Chief could deliver theirs at that time. I just am not sure where they are. Thanks for checking!
Julie
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

Subject: Re: Johnson Shooting After-Action Debrief
The 23rd is best for me.
Mike
________________________________

To: Turcott, Steve (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP)
Sent: Thu Jun 03 15:56:02 2010
Subject: RE: Johnson Shooting After-Action Debrief
Mike,
Will the 23rd or 25th work for you? Those two dates seem to work for everyone else and it will reduce
Steve’s travel which would be helpful to D4 and Steve.
Jay
PO Box 42600
(360) 596-4134 Office
(360) 239-1817 Cell
From: Turcott, Steve (WSP)

Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 3:17 PM
To: Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP)
Cc: Otis, Jeff (WSP)
Gentlemen,
I'd previously whined about June 23 conflicting with Control Weapons and Tactics training. Turns out
eTrain won't let me in because, Ghost Rider, the pattern is full. So, June 23 would be great for me!
Steve T
________________________________

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Turcott, Steve (WSP)
Cc: Otis, Jeff (WSP)
Subject: FW: Johnson Shooting After-Action Debrief
Mike/Steve S/Steve T:
Here are a few proposed dates for the after action review:
June 22 (Tuesday)
June 23 (Wednesday)
June 25 (Friday)
June 29 (Tuesday)
Please let me know which of those dates will work for you. We can push this out to July if needed but
I’ll be on vacation/moving for the first two weeks of that month.
We can discuss a time, location and who should be included in the after action review once we get the
date set.
Thanks,
PO Box 42600
(360) 596-4134 Office
(360) 239-1817 Cell

From: Sutton, Steve (WSP)

Jay – I spoke with AC Hattell the other day regarding this and waiting until after CID’s meeting on the
9th would be best. When you have time, can you please arrange the date toward the last week or two
of June so we can get something on the books? Thanks

To: Sutton, Steve (WSP)
Steve will be in Nashville through June 4…I’ll talk to Mike Dahl tomorrow, get his input and we can all
three talk and find some dates that work for the key players.
Thanks,
Jay
PO Box 42600
(360) 596-4134 Office
(360) 239-1817 Cell

Subject: Johnson Shooting After-Action Debrief
Jay,
I have been waiting until you were on-board to have a discussion regarding an IMT after-action
debriefing regarding the Scott Johnson Shooting. As you can see from the email below – Steve Turcott
volunteered to facilitate the meeting, which would be a great benefit. Additionally, the bottom email
introduces the key IMT members to the concept – knowing it would take a few months to coordinate. I
would suggest that we keep the room pretty tight, in terms of who will be there. Here are my
suggestions:
Capt. Gundermann
Capt. DePalma
Capt. Berry (Jason)
Lt. Winchell
Lt. Rethwill
Lt. Myer
Lt. Bosman
Lt. Matheson
Lt. Alexander
Lt. Rupke
Sgt. Mead
Sgt. Conley
Once we have this complete and we have identified what went right and what we could have done
better, I would like to merge it with my command after-action and CID’s after-action to present a final
report to the exec staff. I am wondering if we can pull this off on June 3rd after SAF? Say 1230-330?
Let me know what your thoughts are – thanks!
Steve
From: sgturcott@comcast.net [mailto:sgturcott@comcast.net]

Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 4:08 PM
Cc: Turcott, Steve (WSP)
Subject: Fwd: Johnson Shooting After-Action Debrief
Steve,
Good afternoon from the Olympic Coordination Center! Thanks for including me in the e-mail regarding
the after-action debrief!
If you already have an agenda and a completed plan, please disregard what follows. Otherwise, here
are my ideas for consideration.
First, Priority One would be to set the right tone to promote meaningful participation. I would hope to
pursue lessons that will help us (statewide) in the future. It's more about what happened, not so much
about WHO did things right or wrong (other than this can be a valuble part of your effort to make sure
that positive recognition gets to everyone who earned it). If I'm facilitating, my uniform of the day
ought to be business casual. We'll need food and beverages. Might be good to heap the praise on
where possible. I want this to be seen as a positive experience that helps us all do better as a result of
the hard work of those who were involved in the response.
That being said, here we go:
1. Intro (our objectives, agenda, exits and facility information; set the right tone to encourage
meaningful participation) 4 minutes
2. Introductions of participants 5 minutes?
3. Scribe uses four easel pads to record the following lists: "do this again", "find a better way",
questions, ideas. I would not be worried about how clean the distinction is between these categories.
The point is to get things written that we want to use later.
4. Situation review
1. general chronology 5 minutes

2. identify "priority issues" 5 minutes
1. trooper shot; medical care needed

2. subject at large
3. one? witness
4. intel needed from DUI subject
5. etc.
3. Response
1. recognition of incident objectives (whether they were formally established &
documented or merely intuitively pursued) 5-10mins
2. identify strategies pursued in support of each objective (again, whether this was a
formal process or informal) 5 mins
3. how the effort was organized (the organizational chart) 3 minutes per operational
period
4. span of control 10 minutes
5. documentation 5 minutes
6. duty hours worked 5+ minutes
7. incident facilities 3 minutes
8. command structure (meaning specifically "unified command") 5-10 minutes
9. public information 5+ minutes
10. safety 4 minutes
11. assisting agencies and liaison issues 10+ minutes
12. Operations 25 minutes
13. Planning 10 minutes
14. Logistics 10 minutes
15. Finance/Admin 3-5 minutes
5. Conclusion: Take-home lessons ("quick wins", "low-hanging fruit")
1. things done well, or immediately implementable process improvements, that can be
done in detachments, radio, district command, CID today or tomorrow
total time: up to four hours?
That's what I offer as a starting place, though I don't know if you needed it or not.
Do you want to bring this project to the attention of my boss or shall I?
I do appreciate the opportunity to help.
Steve
----- Forwarded Message -----

From: "Steve Turcott" <Steve.Turcott@wsp.wa.gov>
To: sgturcott@comcast.net
Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 3:44:39 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: Fw: Johnson Shooting After-Action Debrief
Lieutenant Steve Turcott

Assistant District Commander
Spokane
Office (509)227-6603
Cellular (509)993-3701
"Bravery and courage under fire cannot ever be an acceptable substitute for sound procedures and
officer safety."
Independent Board of Inquiry into the Oakland Police Department

March 21, 2009 incident
________________________________

To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Alexander, Dale (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Rethwill, Wes (WSP);
Davis, Steve (WSP); Mead, Ron (WSP); Conley, Larry (WSP); Casebolt, Clint (WSP); Rupke, Ronald
(WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Williams, Freddy (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Farwell, Darrell (WSP);
Hester, Gailin (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP); Simpson, Monte (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); Metz, Jody (WSP); Erickson, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Turcott, Steve (WSP); Winchell, Tim (WSP)
Sent: Wed Feb 24 14:24:58 2010
Subject: Johnson Shooting After-Action Debrief
First and foremost, I would like to personally thank you all for your unbelievable response to the
shooting incident and subsequent investigation involving Trooper Scott Johnson. Without question, the
WSP team/family responded swiftly and with a purpose.
As with every critical incident, it is essential that we obtain information from our response to provide
lessons learned moving forward. However, since there is still an on-going criminal investigation, I do not
want to compromise the work being done by CID in order to facilitate this important component of the
process. While we wait for the appropriate time, please begin to organize and document your thoughts
and suggestions so we can be prepared once a date has been set. Simply, be prepared with details
regarding; 1) What went right 2) What went wrong 3) How can we close the gap and learn for the next
one.
Additionally, please have conversations with your staff and/or assisting agencies that also assisted. We
will not be including first-line personnel in the actual debrief, as there were hundreds of responders.
However, their observations are surely needed in order to help us obtain the information to complete
the after-action report.
Again, thank you all for your work and most importantly your leadership!
Captain Steve Sutton
WSP District 8 Commander
4811 Werner Rd
Bremerton, WA 98312
360-405-6601

Subject: Re: Recognition
Date: Friday, June 04, 2010 1:26:30 PM
Will do sir.
Mike

Cc: Greene, Geri (WSP)
Sent: Fri Jun 04 09:30:41 2010
Subject: Recognition
Hi Mike,
Coins were approved. Can you please make sure Julie is with you at Bremerton along with all the
Bremerton Detectives at 13:00 on June 10th?
Thanks a lot,
Greg
Subject: Upstairs
I am ready
Subject: 33
Date: Sunday, June 06, 2010 2:45:00 PM
I will be at the academy tomorrow morning for LPO.
Let me know if you need anything.

To: Wilson, Weldon (WSP)
Subject: Re: Formal Portrait
Date: Monday, June 07, 2010 8:23:59 AM
It will be this afternoon. I am at the academy until then.
Thanks Weldon.
________________________________
From: Wilson, Weldon (WSP)

Sent: Mon Jun 07 08:22:41 2010
Subject: Formal Portrait
Capt., I will be available for your photo after 0830hrs. I have to grab a couple of items from my vehicle
and then move it to the parking garage. Thanks!
Subject: Re: Coins
I do plan to attend. I spoke with AC Miller last week about it.
See you there and thanks for the invite.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 07 08:28:36 2010
Subject: Coins
Mike,
We have our annual awards BBQ on Thursday and it looks like CID has 4 Chief’s Coins for our
Detectives. Since we will be recognizing some of our folks that day as well – thought you might too. I
know that Julie will be here – can you?
4811 Werner Rd
Bremerton, WA 98312
360-405-6601

To: Wilson, Weldon (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: Re: Formal Portrait
Wednesday it is.
________________________________

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Sent: Mon Jun 07 08:32:47 2010
Subject: RE: Formal Portrait
He said he would be avail in the morning .. will he return before noon? I have to leave for D1 Tacoma
at noon (Chief’s tour and awards) and I won’t return until Wednesday and will be here only between
assignments (4) and then out of town on Thurs. If it doesn’t work today I can do it on Wednesday.
Let me know.

Sent: Monday, June 07, 2010 8:24 AM
To: Wilson, Weldon (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: RE: Formal Portrait
Good Morning Weldon,
Captain Dahl is at the Academy this morning, he will be back this afternoon.
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: Formal Portrait
Capt., I will be available for your photo after 0830hrs. I have to grab a couple of items from my vehicle
and then move it to the parking garage. Thanks!
Subject: Re: New Lt
Date: Monday, June 07, 2010 12:03:42 PM
Me too. He will help me a lot.
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 07 11:27:07 2010
Subject: New Lt
Yay! I am so glad to hear you will have Chuck up there to support you and help clean up!
Stephanie Porter
(360) 704-2342
Subject: FW: C050009GSC
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Haider, Cindy (WSP)

Sent: Friday, June 04, 2010 11:33 AM
Subject: C050009GSC
Hello Captain,
This email is in regards to the TAS only code, IDX5, titled Identity Theft Unit. IDX5 is set to term on
6/30/2010.
Please indicate below the contract action you would like taken with this agreement:
________Extend the period of performance of this agreement to:____________.
________Allow this agreement and TAS code to lapse with no action.
Thanks,
Cindy Haider
WSP Contracts
360-596-4071
cindy.haider@wsp.wa.gov
To: "Ursino, Brian"
Subject: RE: Promotion Ceremony
Thanks so much. I appreciate the sentiment. Take care
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Ursino, Brian [mailto:BUrsino@aamva.org]

Subject: Promotion Ceremony
Mike - I know I have already congratulated you, but I wanted to let you know and apologize for not
being able to make it to your promotional ceremony next week. I will be in Oklahoma City June 8.
Congratulations again and enjoy your day. Brian.
Brian A. Ursino
Director of Law Enforcement, AAMVA
T: 703-350-5103 | bursino@aamva.org
www.aamva.org <http://www.aamva.org/>
This email may contain privileged or confidential information, and is for the use of intended recipients
only. Do not share this with others, except as necessary to conduct the business for which this e mail
and any attachments are clearly intended. If you received this message in error, please immediately
advise the sender by reply e mail and then delete this message.
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Wednesday Briefing
Chuck,
This Wednesday, CID is having an after action meeting to discuss the Long Beach shooting. It would be
very beneficial for you to attend so that you can get first hand information and meet some of your
Detectives.
You can carpool with Vicky Leonard and I. We plan to meet at the GA parking lot around 0830.
Please let me know. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Meeting
I am stuck with some last minute promotion stuff and will be there about 0845. Go ahead and start and
I will catch up.
Thank you
Subject: Re: Meeting
I am 10 out.

Sent: Tue Jun 08 08:30:35 2010
Subject: RE: Meeting
Dennis is running late too...so we will see you when you get here.
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

Subject: Meeting
I am stuck with some last minute promotion stuff and will be there about 0845. Go ahead and start and
I will catch up.
Thank you
Subject: Reandeau
I have some info to discuss with you about the case.
We are finishing it and did the case review but I want to give you some info. I will come down.
Thanks,
Mike
To: Stricklett, Melissa (WSP)
Subject: RE: Budget Book
This will be very helpful, thank you. I appreciate you looking out for me. Budgeting is probably the
scariest part of my new job, so I may bug you regularly when I don’t understand something.
We still have the agreement that when I ask stupid questions, you have to keep it a secret right?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Stricklett, Melissa (WSP)

Sent: Monday, June 07, 2010 1:18 PM
Subject: Budget Book
Eileen showed me some information that she used to give new Capts and Lts. Since most everyone
there is kind of new I am making a book for everyone. I am currently waiting for more tabs to complete
two of the books so the Lts might have to share for awhile. I also have it automated with links to click
that I have attached. Please let me know when you have some free time to go over this I think it will
be real helpful.
Thanks,
Melissa Stricklett
Budget Analyst
BFS Mail Stop 42602
(360) 596-4072 Micro 12 Ext 11072

Fax (360) 596-4078 Micro 12 Ext 11078
Melissa.Stricklett@wsp.wa.gov
To: Anderson, Heather (WSP)
Subject: RE: CRD Presentation
OK, thanks. If you could give me an idea for a topic you guys would like covered, I can determine if it
is open for me to participate. I enjoy doing this and would like to help, but I need a little more of a
focused topic so I can prepare and provide you a good service.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Anderson, Heather (WSP)

Subject: CRD Presentation
Hi Mike,
The presentation would be on Sept. 13 at the Great Wolf. Audience of about 250 law enforcement and
law enforcement support staff. Jim says school starts the 8th : ).
Thanks,
Heather Anderson
Section Manager
ACCESS and Collision Records

(360) 534-2103
I definitely will need a meeting so you can explain it to me. Thank you for that. And thanks for keeping
my secrets.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I have two printed out versions and would like to go over all of the information because there is so
much. And of course, your secret is safe with me.
Thanks,
Melissa

This will be very helpful, thank you. I appreciate you looking out for me. Budgeting is probably the
scariest part of my new job, so I may bug you regularly when I don’t understand something.
We still have the agreement that when I ask stupid questions, you have to keep it a secret right?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Budget Book
Eileen showed me some information that she used to give new Capts and Lts. Since most everyone
there is kind of new I am making a book for everyone. I am currently waiting for more tabs to complete
two of the books so the Lts might have to share for awhile. I also have it automated with links to click
that I have attached. Please let me know when you have some free time to go over this I think it will
be real helpful.
Thanks,
Melissa Stricklett
Budget Analyst
BFS Mail Stop 42602
(360) 596-4072 Micro 12 Ext 11072
Fax (360) 596-4078 Micro 12 Ext 11078
To: Old, Chris (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP)
This week I can meet at 1000. I have to be in Bremerton by noon though so I may only have one
hour. If that is not enough, then next Thursday I have a lot of time available.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Captain Dahl,
Would you be available at 1000 hrs or 1100 hrs to meet regarding my interview? If so I will send you
and Captain DePalma a meeting invitation.
Thanks,
Sergeant Chris Old

DSHS SIU
210 11th Avenue SW, Suite 409
Olympia, WA. 98504
Desk - 360 596 4851
Cell - 360 239 7246
Fax - 360 586 2525
To: Old, Chris (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Chris,
I am available on Thursday.
To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Meeting
Captains DePalma and Dahl,
I want to take you two up on your offer to sit down with me this week, about my interview.
The only times I am not available is Tuesday from 0900 to 1030 hrs and Thursday after 1400 hrs.
Thank you again,
Sergeant Chris Old

DSHS SIU
To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Armstrong, Jason (WSP)
Cc: McCoy, Scott (WSP)
Subject: RE:
Friday is good for me with the exception of lunch hour. Lt. Myer’s luncheon is at that time.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Armstrong, Jason (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: RE:
Jason,
For the most part I am available most of the day on Wednesday, Thursday, or early Friday.
From: Armstrong, Jason (WSP)

Subject:
Captain Dahl and DePalma,
I would like to take you up on the offer to sit down and discuss ways I can improve for future positions
within the patrol.
When is a good day for both of you?

Sgt. Jason Armstrong #290
3860 Airport Way
Bellingham, WA 98226
(360) 676-2076
Subject: LeBlanc
His report date will be June 16th.
Thanks
Subject: RE:
It was tough for me to get through too, but it is true. You know who you are to me and I don’t miss
opportunities to tell you. It’s not the same to not see you every day, so get up here once in a while.
Miss you more than you know,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 2:37 PM
Subject:
Um, that was NOT cool! I almost cried because of what you said. I had to leave really quick and pinch
myself to hold it back. That was really mean, and sweet at the same time. I will miss you very much.
Stephanie Porter
(360) 704-2342
Cc: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP)
Subject: Skagit County Shooting
AC Miller,
Updating the shooting:
Sgt Marken decided not to have CSRT respond after all. He determined the scene is very small and well
contained. The evidence is shell casings and possibly a weapon from the suspect. (Yet to be
determined). They are going to process the scene and get the evidence to the crime lab.
Apparently the suspect was hiding in the 4 foot high brush adjacent to the house and was shot while in
there. Marken and his team have already secured the warrant and are currently mapping the scene
while waiting for the M.E. to arrive. ETA for that is 30 minutes.
Once the M.E. is done, we can go in and retrieve the weapon if there is one. For now, all the resources
that we need are on scene and things are going well.
Either I or Lt. Myer will update you when we know about the weapon.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Estes, Coral (WSP)
Subject: Re:
The MOU that was signed in August of 2009 has the new criteria.
It is no longer based on monetary damage, but on behavior.
Denise can shoot you a copy.
________________________________
From: Estes, Coral (WSP)

Sent: Wed Jun 09 07:11:04 2010
Subject:
Mike, I am trying to recall the meeting we held when Steve Davis was still here about changing the
matrix for minor/moderate/major collisions. I thought we took out the dollar amount? Am I way off
base or do you have anything from the collision committee discussing that.
Come on down
________________________________

Cooper, Jerry (WSP); Sharp, Dan (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); Anderson, John
Sent: Wed Jun 09 08:28:37 2010
Good Morning!
Have a great day!
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax

Subject: Re: Academy Captain"s Position
AC Miller,
I am not interested. Thank you.

To: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); DePalma, Mike
(WSP)
Sent: Tue Jun 08 18:45:52 2010
Subject: Academy Captain's Position
Captains,
Please advise as soon as possible if you are interested in transferring to the Academy after Captain
Estes retires on June 30th.
Thanks,
Greg
Subject: Re: Schedule
Yes sir, about 0900 til 1130. Then off to Bremerton for awards ceremony.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jun 09 16:25:19 2010
Subject: Schedule
Hi Mike,
Are you in the office in the morning?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
To: Nelson, Shane (WSP)
Subject: Re: OPS Key Card
Yes.
________________________________
From: Nelson, Shane (WSP)

Sent: Wed Jun 09 15:16:05 2010
Subject: OPS Key Card
Good Afternoon Captain,
Do you still have your OPS key card sir?
Shane
Detective Sergeant Shane Nelson, #175
Washington State Patrol Internal Affairs
P.O. Box 42611, Olympia WA 98504
360-704-4220 Office
360-704-2299 Fax
Shane.Nelson@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:Shane.Nelson@wsp.wa.gov>
Note: To ensure compliance with all Collective Bargaining Agreements and Retention Guidlelines, please
Yes sir, Will do.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jun 09 17:06:48 2010
Can you please contact me at my office at 10:00?
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jun 09 16:52:23 2010
Yes sir, about 0900 til 1130. Then off to Bremerton for awards ceremony.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jun 09 16:25:19 2010
Subject: Schedule
Hi Mike,
Are you in the office in the morning?
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979
Subject: Re: Check
That's fine and thank you for the help.
________________________________

Cc: Collins, Sandy (WSP)
Sent: Thu Jun 10 06:54:41 2010
Subject: Check
Good Morning Captain Dahl
I just wanted to let you know that the information I gave you on the 3rd of June was incorrect, even
though your simulation showed that your funds were going direct deposit, a check was cut for you.
I will be leaving the office this morning at around 8:15 and I will deposit your check into your checking
account with Washington State Employees Cr Un at that time. You will see your funds into your
account shortly after.
If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058
Connie.Whipple@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:Connie.Whipple@wsp.wa.gov>
To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP)
Subject: Meeting
AC Miller requested a meeting with me this morning at 1000. I will join you guys right after.
Maybe we can meet in your office downstairs so you aren't waiting for me.
To: Johnson, Tania (WSP)
Subject: RE: DAILY BULLETIN #7
Thank you so much.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Johnson, Tania (WSP)

Subject: RE: DAILY BULLETIN #7
Congratulations!
Tania L. Johnson
Information Technology Division
403 Cleveland Avenue, Suite C
Tumwater, WA 98501
(360) 705-5370 | Micro 13 Ext 179

Daily Bulletin #7
June 9, 2010
PERSONNEL ACTION SUMMARY REPORT
May 16, 2010–May 31, 2010
PROMOTIONS
DAHL, Michael, Captain-ISB/CID, CC000000, eff: 05/16/10
TRANSFERS
ALEXANDER, Dale J., Lieutenant-FOB, BB001000, eff: 05/16/10
DIVIS, David S., Trooper-D2 Det 4, BB025040, eff: 05/16/10
SEPARATIONS
COULLIETTE, John W., CVEO 2-Reg 1 Compliance Review, BA002520, eff: 05/31/10
MARCEAU, Jeremiah N., Trp Cadet- Training Cadet Class, DG003000, eff: 05/25/10
McBROOM, Traci D., HRCA 2-HRD, DF004000, eff: 05/19/10
REYES, Jolean J., CO-Bellevue Communications, DD021000, eff: 05/20/10
RETIREMENTS
AALONA, Barbara G., OA-CID Tacoma, CC003100, eff: 05/31/10

***
The Daily Bulletin page on Inside WSP (http://iwspsp/documents/Pages/Daily_Bulletins.aspx) has been

revised. In addition to links to the compiled Daily Bulletins (2008-2010), the new page has guidelines
for the submission of announcements and contact information should you have questions about the
Daily Bulletin.
The URL of this page has also been changed. Please update any links you may have to the Daily
Bulletin page on Inside WSP to reflect this change.
Dr. Donald Sorenson
Risk Management Division
***
The following State Patrol employee has received approval to be a recipient in the shared leave
program:
Ms. Kathleen A. Ritter
Please direct any inquiries to Assistant state Fire Marshal Anjela T. St. John, Fire Prevention Division at
(360) 596-3903 or Micro 12, Extension 11903.
Any Washington State Patrol employee wishing to donate annual leave, sick leave, or all or part of their
personal holiday hours should submit the following by June 23, 2010:
Donating Employee:
Please complete the Shared Leave Donation form by clicking on the following link and submitting to
your direct supervisor: WSP Shared Leave Donation Form
<http://iwspsp/documents/Agency_Forms/Shared_Leave_Donation.doc>
Supervisor:
Please forward requests to:
· Division/District Commander or Administrator for approval
· Email approved requests to: SharedLeave@wsp.wa.gov or,
· Forms should be sent to Ms. Renee Eggleston, Budget and Fiscal Services, at Mail Stop: 42602.
Your annual leave balance may not go below 80 hours after donating, and your sick leave balance may
not go below 176 hours. Please refer to your Collective Bargaining Agreement or Civil Service Rules for
more information. Employees approaching their anniversary date are advised that annual leave time
over 240 hours may be deducted before shared leave can be processed.
If you have any questions, please contact Yvette Jones, Human Resource Division, at (360) 704-2319;
or Amber McLaughlin, Human Resource Division, at (360) 704-2318.
***
Sherry Moe with the Human Resource Division underwent successful surgery yesterday. She will remain
in the hospital the remainder of this week, and will be recuperating at her residence for the next four
weeks. Cards are welcome.
***
To: CID All Employees
Subject: New Lieutenant
I am very proud to announce that Chuck LeBlanc has been selected as the new CID Lieutenant. His
official start date is June 16th. Please take a minute to congratulate Chuck and welcome him to the
division.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Kelly, Jim (WSP)
Subject: RE: Yesterday
Good to see you Jim. I will come down for pizza soon.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Kelly, Jim (WSP)
To: Myer, Julie (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Yesterday
Thank you for arranging and facilitating the meeting yesterday...very beneficial. Speaking for myself I
know I will be a better investigator for the knowledge gained from it.
Thanks,
Jim
AND THANKS FOR LUNCH!!!
Detective J. M. Kelly
Office: 360-577-2043
Cell: 360-957-1086
To: Spangler, Ryan (WSP)
Subject: RE: New Lieutenant
Thank you Ryan. I am having fun already.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Spangler, Ryan (WSP)

Subject: RE: New Lieutenant
We should also welcome you to the division, Sir.
So…Welcome!
Detective Ryan Spangler
Criminal Investigations Division
P.O. Box 19130
Spokane, WA 99219-9130
(509) 227-6644 desk
(509) 370-0266 cell
Ryan.Spangler@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: New Lieutenant
I am very proud to announce that Chuck LeBlanc has been selected as the new CID Lieutenant. His
official start date is June 16th. Please take a minute to congratulate Chuck and welcome him to the
division.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Grayless, Amy (WSP)
Subject: Re: DAILY BULLETIN #3
Yes I am.
________________________________
From: Grayless, Amy (WSP)

Sent: Thu Jun 10 11:01:48 2010
Good afternoon – Can you please confirm you are in receipt of the 2 GETS cards titled “#1 Public Lands
Comm” and “CID Captain”. Thank you.
Amy E. Grayless
Technical Services Bureau
(360) 596-4117
(360) 596-4129 - Fax
Amy.Grayless@wsp.wa.gov

Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP)
Captain Dahl - Due to your recent promotion, the Government Emergency Telecommunications Service
(GETS) card you are in possession of needs to be verified, please verify and notify me that you are in
possession of the GETS card titled “#1 Public Lands Comm”. This card is assigned to your position in
support of the Continuity of Government assignment to the Public Lands Commissioner.
Reminder – GETS cards are assigned to specific positions and not individuals. It is imperative this card
be left for or given to your replacement if you transfer or promote to another position. Please see the
back of your card for instructions on making a test call. Additional information can also be found at
http://iwspsp/sites/TSB/Pages/GETS%20-%20WPS.aspx <http://iwspsp/sites/TSB/Pages/GETS%20-
%20WPS.aspx> .
----------
Daily Bulletin #3
May 5, 2010
I am pleased to announce that Lieutenant Mike Dahl has been selected as the Criminal Investigation
Division Captain. His promotion to Captain is effective May 16, 2010.
----------
Thank you,
Amy E. Grayless
(360) 596-4117
(360) 596-4129 - Fax
Amy.Grayless@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: DC number
What is your direct connect number?

Subject: FW: Legislative Action Items Reminder
image006.png
Keith,
Please take a look at the item listed for CID and let me know the status. I would like to respond to the AC on Monday as early
as possible. I assume the Division has worked on this and maybe you already know about it.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Anderson, Jim (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Greene, Geri
(WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP)
Commanders,
Would you please send me a status update in regard to each of the items below listed for your division including a synopsis of
action taken or anticipated completion date?
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979
From: VanGorkom, Melissa (WSP)

To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Estes, Coral (WSP); St. John, Anjela (WSP); Perz,
Paul (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Sorenson, Don (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Stewart,
Luci (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP);
Wilton, Mark (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)
Cc: Duffy, Chuck (WSP); 'Larry Hebert'; Lever, Jim (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP);
Schiewe, Kathy (WSP); Tombleson, Ellen (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Greenlee, Paulette (WSP); Grayless, Amy (WSP); Jacobs,
Kitty (WSP)
Subject: Legislative Action Items Reminder
This is just a reminder that most of the legislative bills passed this session become effective today.
Please review the WSP action items list posted on Inside WSP
(http://iwspsp/sites/OOC/GMR/Shared%20Documents/Legislative%20Review/2010Legislative%20Action%20Item%20Tracking.pdf
). If an item listed for your Division/Bureau has been completed and is not marked off of the list, please provide the
completion date so that we can mark it off the list accordingly. If an item is not yet complete, please let us know when it is
complete OR if the item is overdue, please provide us with anticipated completion date.
Thank you for your assistance in taking care of these items to ensure that our agency is implementing the recent legislation
that has passed according to the law.
If you have any questions or need additional information regarding any of these action items, please let us know.
Melissa Van Gorkom
Government and Media Relations
(360) 596-4017
Micro 12 Ext 11017

Subject: ID Card
Date: Friday, June 11, 2010 11:24:00 AM
Any update on my ID card? I am turning my card in today to IA and I will need a new one to be
programmed to get me in the CID door.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: ID Card
Thank you ma'am.
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jun 11 11:25:21 2010
Subject: RE: ID Card
I contacted Weldon yesterday. He said he will send the photo today, but I have not seen it yet. I’ll call
him and light a fire under him.

Subject: ID Card
Any update on my ID card? I am turning my card in today to IA and I will need a new one to be
programmed to get me in the CID door.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Wilson, Weldon (WSP)
Subject: RE: Time Machine
This is one of my favorite all time pictures. This was my K-9 crew and this day was a lot of fun.
Thanks for sending me a good memory.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Friday, June 11, 2010 12:53 PM
Subject: Time Machine
Capt., can you believe how time flies? This photo was not taken than long ago and look where you are
now!
To: Hugdahl, Jeff (WSP)
Subject: RE: FBI MOUs
That’s fine, thank you for handling this.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Hugdahl, Jeff (WSP)

Subject: FW: FBI MOUs
CPT D, this is a couple of agreements assigned a WSP detective to a federal task force in Spokane -
I’ve got a copy of one of the agreements back. The one I have has the detective’s initials on the
document; I’d like to give that copy to you and keep a copy with the initials whited-out on file down
here. I’ll seal it in an envelope marked “confidential” and put it into distribution for you if that’s OK.

Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2010 8:57 AM
Vicky, I’ll fedex them myself to FBI-Spokane – my only concern was that the WSP undercover officer
needed to initial one of the MOUs; if the FBI wants that they can pretty much get him to do it
themselves.
From: Miller, Karen (WSP)

Hi there,
I have it signed and ready for pick-up.
Thanks,
Karen
Office of the Chief
PO Box 42601
Phone (360) 596-4104
Fax (360) 596-4128

To: Miller, Karen (WSP)
Karen, can you check on the status of these MOUs? They went into the DC’s office on March 24.
From: Davis, Steve (WSP)

Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 10:29 AM
Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Yes approval has been given from the top. We have already been participating and traveling on the
FBI’s dime.
Vicky can handle the mailing.
Dennis can coordinate any other issue, I am back down in Long Beach for a couple of days.
Thanks for the help,
Steve

Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2010 9:28 AM
To: Davis, Steve (WSP)
Importance: High
CPT D, have you had a chance to look at this yet?

Sent: Monday, February 22, 2010 2:40 PM
To: Davis, Steve (WSP)
Subject: FBI MOUs
CPT D, I do need to send both documents to Shannon Inglis for her approval as to form – I’ll do it by
e-mail so it won’t take much time. She’ll be the only recipient.
Did AC Miller approve our participation?
Once these are signed by either the Chief or the DC I’ll hand carry them up to you for delivery to the
FBI. There is a spot for the undercover officer’s initial on one of the documents; how those initials get
on the original I’ll also leave up to you. My concern is that we have a copy back with the FBI’s
signature – I don’t particularly want a copy with the officer’s initials in my files.
Does this work?

Subject: RE: Legislative Action Items Reminder
image002.png
This is the bill that we need to check on. It is possible that we did this, but we did not close the loop if we did. If you can
check on this and let me know, I can get it to AC Miller. We need to either confirm that we did this or that we are working on
it and then give a completion date. Thanks.
Policy
Due Date- 6/10/2010
Updates to the VIN manual to ensure proper statutes are referenced and adhered to. ISB CID SB 6379
2010
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
The information you sent does not download on OWA so I can't view it. I'll be in Denver until Sunday evening and on the road
to Spokane early Monday. I might be able to get to a WSP computer before lunch on Monday.
________________________________

Keith,
Please take a look at the item listed for CID and let me know the status. I would like to respond to the AC on Monday as early
as possible. I assume the Division has worked on this and maybe you already know about it.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Commanders,
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Kitty (WSP)
Melissa Van Gorkom
(360) 596-4017
Micro 12 Ext 11017

Subject: Snowden
Dennis,
Can you update me on Snowden’s status? I don’t know that I have heard what his IME came back with
and what his current status is.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Snowden
OK, thanks. Keep me posted. I want to know right away when his status changes.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Snowden
Captain,
As of yesterday afternoon, HRD had not received the doctor's report. They normally don't receive the
reports back for a week or two after the appointment, which I believe was May 26.
Dennis
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jun 11 14:54:40 2010
Subject: Snowden
Dennis,
Can you update me on Snowden’s status? I don’t know that I have heard what his IME came back with
and what his current status is.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Minor Injury Collision trooper involved Snohomish County
AC Miller,
I just spoke to Captain Ginnard as this email was coming through and then called EJ’s cell. Captain
Ginnard says that no one is injured and that he has his people enroute to handle the collision. I left a
message with EJ to call me and let me know his status.
I will forward the information to you if anything changes. Right now, it appears to be non-injury and
we can do the administrative paperwork Monday.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Minor Injury Collision trooper involved Snohomish County
Mike,
Is EJ injured?

(360) 704-2979
From: Cooper, Amelia (WSP)

To: G-D-Exec Staff - GMR; G-D-D7 Command Staff
Subject: Minor Injury Collision trooper involved Snohomish County
Snohomish County.
City of Arlington.
SR9 at 204th st ne
Detective Sgt Swainson, 207 involved in a 5 car minor injury collision at 1527.
Sgt Rudeen, 172 and Sgt Kennedy, 178 enroute to the scene.
Arlington PD and troopers on scene. DOT called for IRT.
Trp Wojciechowicz, 917 enroute as the collision tech.
Amelia Cooper
Communications Supervisor
Marysville
360-658-2588
To: Haider, Cindy (WSP)
Subject: RE: C050009GSC
Did Lieutenant Huntley get in touch with you about this?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: C050009GSC
Hello Captain,
6/30/2010.
Thanks,
Cindy Haider
WSP Contracts
360-596-4071
OK. He should handle this with you so if he forgets to get back to you, let me know. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Yes, he asked for some documentation from when the code originated.
Cindy Haider
WSP Contracts
360-596-4071

Did Lieutenant Huntley get in touch with you about this?

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: C050009GSC
Hello Captain,
6/30/2010.
Thanks,
Cindy Haider
WSP Contracts
360-596-4071
To: Myer, Julie (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: RE: Minor Injury Collision trooper involved
AC Miller,
Here is the latest. EJ appears to be fine and is assisting FOB with the work ups.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Minor Injury Collision trooper involved
I talked w/EJ. He is ok, was helping w/vehicle work ups. FOB is handling. He will check with you on
Monday Dennis for the p/w side of things. His car is drivable.
________________________________
From: Cooper, Amelia (WSP)

To: G-D-Roadway Incident Group; G-D-D7 Command Staff
Sent: Fri Jun 11 16:07:52 2010
Subject: Minor Injury Collision trooper involved
SPE7 V478SPE7 .
INCIDENT TYPE: MINOR INJURY COLLISION
CAD LOG: LSP1006111864
DETAILS: SGT SWAINSON, 207 INVOLVED IN A MINOR INJURY 5 CAR COLLISION
LOCATION: N9 204TH ST NE SNOHOMISH COUNTY CITY OF ARLINGTON

INCIDENT OCCURRED AT: 20100611/1527
ROAD BLOCKED: PARTIALLY
ALT ROUTE AVAILABLE: YES
WSP PERSONNEL INJURED: NO
SGT/TIC: SGT RUDEEN, 172 AT SCENE, SGT KENNEDY, 178 AT SCENE
AGENCIES ADVISED AND/OR AT SCENE: ARLINGTON PD AID/FIRE DOT ADVISED
COLLISION TECH: TRP WOJIECHOWICZ, 917 AT SCENE
SP MARYSVILLE
Amelia Cooper
Communications Supervisor
Marysville
360-658-2588
Subject: RE: Hard Coding Split Change
Let’s plan to meet sometime next week after you send the report. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: Hard Coding Split Change
The total amount of General Fund and State Patrol Hwy Account have been changed due to the cost
allocation in the 10 supplemental. Because of this there is more GF and less SPHA. I am
recommending to adjust the hard coding for FTEs so there isn’t a huge variance in GF and we end up
giving that money back to the state. I can explain this in our next budget meeting in further detail.
I will also be on vacation from June 21st – July 5th and the reports will be sent to you the week of June
14th. Please let me know if you would like to get together before I leave, my schedule is pretty open.
Thanks,
Melissa Stricklett
Budget Analyst
BFS Mail Stop 42602
(360) 596-4072 Micro 12 Ext 11072
Fax (360) 596-4078 Micro 12 Ext 11078
Subject: RE: Awards Request
Going through emails and doing follow up. Did this get taken care of?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Awards Request
The attached are for your approval.
The justification for Curt’s award:
“In late 2010 you were assigned as the primary MAIT investigator to reconstruct a fatal traffic crash for
the State Attorney General's Office. The crash occurred the year prior on SR 291 in Stevens County and
minimal scene documentation was prepared at that time. Despite this handicap, you took off on this
case and after over 166 hours of work produced a reasonable solution that included a roadway defect
that likely contributed to the cause. Your perseverence to utilize all of your skills was nothing short of
outstanding. Your conscientious efforts provided critical data to the AG to defend a $22,000,000 tort.”
The justification for Dave’s and Greg’s:
“In November 2010 you instructed a 40-hour MAIT Post Crash Truck Inspection Training course at the
academy. This required over a month of preparation to include communication with the CVD, setting up
practical exercises, course outline, etc. This was no small undertaking and your perseverance despite
many obstacles made this class a success. Your efforts clearly improved the investigative abilities of all
students and forged an enhaced partnership with the CVD.”
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: Skagit County
JB,
FYI, our Detectives are planning to interview the officer and deputy from the Skagit County shooting
that occurred last week, this Wednesday. Apparently their names will be released today as well. Just in
case you or your staff gets asked.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Parkin, Julie (WSP)
Subject: Julie,
I went in to CITE and when I clicked on the cases tab, several came up. Among them are cases that
are closed and three that are listed as open. The people listed for the cases are Rethwill, Miller,
Gunkel, and some others. Can you tell me what these are and why they are in here? Who has
responsibility for them now?
Just trying to learn about CID’s version of CITE, thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Skagit County
AC Miller,
Our Detectives are planning to interview the officer and deputy from the Skagit County shooting that
occurred last week, this Wednesday. Apparently their names will be released today as well. I have
notified GMR, (Captain Berry) in case his staff gets questions.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Awards Request
OK. Just getting through emails. I think the wording is good, but what kind of award is it?
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 14 12:35:14 2010
No. I was waiting for your approval.
--------------------------
From my Blackberry
(360) 704-2956 (Office)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 14 09:34:35 2010
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

OK. When I get back to the office, I will look at it.

Thanks
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 14 12:42:09 2010
Division commendation
--------------------------
From my Blackberry
(360) 704-2956 (Office)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 14 12:41:11 2010
OK. Just getting through emails. I think the wording is good, but what kind of award is it?
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 14 12:35:14 2010
No. I was waiting for your approval.
--------------------------
From my Blackberry
(360) 704-2956 (Office)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
________________________________
Sent: Mon Jun 14 09:34:35 2010
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: Re: Out of State Travel Request/Homicide Case
I have approved it, but am meeting with the AC Thursday to make my case.
________________________________

Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Sent: Mon Jun 14 10:04:47 2010
Subject: Fw: Out of State Travel Request/Homicide Case
Cpt-attached is the paperwork to run up chain to OFM for Det. Dale to go to Montana to arrest their
homicide suspect.
________________________________
From: Dale, Dan (WSP)

Cc: Hickman, Thomas (WSP)
Sent: Thu Jun 10 10:08:08 2010
Subject: Out of State Travel Request/Homicide Case
Lt. Myer,
Attached is a TTR for the Ephrata homicide case. The purpose of this trip will be to arrest and
interview the suspect. I don’t have an exact date of travel, pending the issuance of the arrest warrant
and coordination with the Marshals Service. This should happen within the next several weeks. Sgt.
Hickman asked me to forward this to you for approval.
Detective Dan Dale
101 Laguna Drive
Moses Lake, WA 98837
(509) 765-6175
Confidentiality Notice This e-mail contains privileged and/or confidential information and material. If you
have received this correspondence in error, immediately notify the sender and permanently delete your
copy from your e-mail system. You are not authorized to use or disseminate this information or material
in any manner.
To: Lathan, Dale (WSP)
Subject: JPA
Did you write up that info about how you measure a Troopers time? I am sure Hattell is going to ask
me about it soon, so I want to be ready.
Thanks bud, hope all is well.
Mike
Subject: 33
Per my calendar, I am at the kids school.
Thanks,
To: tpauley1970@yahoo.com
Subject: Whatsup?
Hey, if this is still your email, let me know. Would love to catch up.
Mike
To: Braniff, Tim (WSP)
Subject: Call
Just going through emails and saw you wanted a call. I am in the office until 1630 and then on the
BB. I have a question for you to so if you call, we can talk.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Call
Thanks, that works.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Braniff, Tim (WSP)

Subject: RE: Call
Mike,
I have to head out to another meeting, I will give you shout tomorrow if that works?
Tim

Subject: Call
Just going through emails and saw you wanted a call. I am in the office until 1630 and then on the
BB. I have a question for you to so if you call, we can talk.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: Gotta Love it
Attachments: Kiwi.wmv
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Internet Use
Dennis,
Can you research this a little and let me know how it works? Specifically, who checks the tips and goes
through such a large volume of them. It seems like a good idea, but also a little labor intensive.
Also, check with our computer folks to see how feasible it would be to open an on line tip line. Thanks.
(Philadelphia)http://cbs3.com/local/Philadelphia.Police.Department.2.1720057.html

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Interesting. It may take additional resources to check the tips every day, but another idea anyway....?
JB
From: Batiste, John (WSP)
Sent: Saturday, May 29, 2010 12:50 PM
Subject: Internet Use
Philly's idea sounds like something we can also use for going after our hit&run drivers amongs other
criminal activities we investigate.
Police department goes online to solve crime

Subject: FW: Unlicensed Dealer Activity - Possible remedy
Dennis,
Please read the emails below and give me an opinion. It seems interesting, but I would like to look
closer at it before we weigh in if we decide to weigh in.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sorry for the delay on this, but was going through my inbox and found this one that looks like you may
want to have your folks’ input on….let me know if you have concerns with this “idea”..JB
From: Devoe, Daniel (DOL) [mailto:DDEVOE@DOL.WA.GOV]

To: Stu Halsan; T. K. Bentler; Theresa Gamble; Bryan Imai; Vicki Giles Fabre; Berry, Jason (WSP); Jerry
Goddard ; Rick Jensen; tompillow@wspta.org; Paul Bressi
Cc: Coach, Chuck (DOL); Dennie, Lewis (DOL); EMaki@DOL.WA.GOV; Zuchlewski, Kim (DOL)
Hello, Friends;
I have received the proposal below regarding a possible change to Washington state law and I am
seeking your feedback in the interest of looking at the idea from all perspectives. The idea is being
floated by one of our DOL investigators and seems like an innovative approach to an old, longstanding
problem.
As most of you know, the Dealer & Manufacturer Services (DMS) division of DOL has been actively
pursuing unlicensed vehicle dealers (curbstoners). Over the last three-plus years this effort has evolved
into a wonderful partnership with the WSP’s Tow and Wrecking Yard inspection troopers and the WSP
VIN inspectors. The WSP initiated a Problem Oriented Public Safety (POPS) campaign specifically
targeting curbstoners who deal in rebuilt salvage vehicles who by law are required to take their vehicles
through the VIN inspection process. Based on information received from the WSP, the DMS compliance
officers have filed administrative actions and/or cease and desist orders on literally hundreds of
curbstoners. The penalties total well over a million dollars and there seems to be no end in sight.
The proposed process below would be another tool for law enforcement and regulators, such as DOL,
to use in combating crime and protecting consumers. This measure would also serve to protect the
business interests of the licensed dealers of Washington who abide by the many state laws and have
significant overhead.
You are receiving this email from me because I consider you a stakeholder in this effort. I am very
interested in hearing from you with pros and cons in this regard, based on your unique perspective in
the industry.
Thanks in advance for your input.
Sincerely;
Dan Devoe
Administrator
DOL Dealer & Manufacturer Services
(360) 664-6451
_____________________________________________
From: Hubbard, Joe (DOL)
To: Devoe, Daniel (DOL)
Subject: Unlicensed Dealer Activity - Possible remedy
As a reminder of our discussion yesterday I want to reduce to writing Jeff Scheel’s suggestion to try and
deal with unlicensed dealer activity. He thinks that we should change the law to allow RTTO’s to tow
vehicles that are displayed for sale by persons that cannot prove that they are the registered owner or
have a secure power of attorney.
A person who sells a vehicle is presumed at law in this state to be the owner of the vehicle. However
frequently the seller of the vehicle has purchased the vehicle and the title is not in their name. It may
be on a bill of sale or AVR but the law requires the owner of the vehicle to have a title in his/her name.
Frequently the unlicensed seller does not put the title into their name. They are avoiding paying taxes
and not going on record as being connected to a vehicle that they purchased. However more important
is that the buyer is at risk for not getting the title, or possibly getting the wrong paperwork on the
vehicle. Once the sale goes down the seller is long gone with the money and has avoided paying the
proper title and license fees to the state.
Proposal:
If the vehicle is not titled in the person’s name who is on the title or on record at Washington State
Department of Licensing at the time the vehicle is displayed for sale then the RTTO could impound the
vehicle. The presumption is that the seller is not the legal owner of the vehicle. The only exception is if
the person selling the vehicle has a secure power of attorney.
Once the vehicle is impounded then only the registered owner can redeem the vehicle. Again the
assumption is that the seller is not the legal owner of the vehicle at the time the vehicle was displayed
for sale.
This proposed change would ensure that seller of the vehicle is the actual owner of the vehicle. This
will protect the citizens of this state from the fraudulent actions of unlicensed vehicle dealers. In
addition it would bring in a substantial amount of revenue since more titles would be produced. This
will provide a clear paper trail on the vehicles sold. In addition our IVIPS and IMAGE databases would
be able to link more vehicle activity to those people who are buying and selling motor vehicles as a
unlicensed business.
Where can I go from here to try and get the laws changed? Yesterday you mentioned perhaps the
associations for the RTTO and auto dealers would be interested in supporting this issue.
Joe
Subject: RE: Unlicensed Dealer Activity - Possible remedy
I am having Bosman look into it. Seems like a good thought, but may be tough to enforce and labor
intensive.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sorry for the delay on this, but was going through my inbox and found this one that looks like you may
want to have your folks’ input on….let me know if you have concerns with this “idea”..JB
From: Devoe, Daniel (DOL) [mailto:DDEVOE@DOL.WA.GOV]

To: Stu Halsan; T. K. Bentler; Theresa Gamble; Bryan Imai; Vicki Giles Fabre; Berry, Jason (WSP); Jerry
Goddard ; Rick Jensen; tompillow@wspta.org; Paul Bressi
Cc: Coach, Chuck (DOL); Dennie, Lewis (DOL); EMaki@DOL.WA.GOV; Zuchlewski, Kim (DOL)
Hello, Friends;
I have received the proposal below regarding a possible change to Washington state law and I am
seeking your feedback in the interest of looking at the idea from all perspectives. The idea is being
floated by one of our DOL investigators and seems like an innovative approach to an old, longstanding
problem.
As most of you know, the Dealer & Manufacturer Services (DMS) division of DOL has been actively
pursuing unlicensed vehicle dealers (curbstoners). Over the last three-plus years this effort has evolved
into a wonderful partnership with the WSP’s Tow and Wrecking Yard inspection troopers and the WSP
VIN inspectors. The WSP initiated a Problem Oriented Public Safety (POPS) campaign specifically
targeting curbstoners who deal in rebuilt salvage vehicles who by law are required to take their vehicles
through the VIN inspection process. Based on information received from the WSP, the DMS compliance
officers have filed administrative actions and/or cease and desist orders on literally hundreds of
curbstoners. The penalties total well over a million dollars and there seems to be no end in sight.
The proposed process below would be another tool for law enforcement and regulators, such as DOL,
to use in combating crime and protecting consumers. This measure would also serve to protect the
business interests of the licensed dealers of Washington who abide by the many state laws and have
significant overhead.
You are receiving this email from me because I consider you a stakeholder in this effort. I am very
interested in hearing from you with pros and cons in this regard, based on your unique perspective in
the industry.
Thanks in advance for your input.
Sincerely;
Dan Devoe
Administrator
DOL Dealer & Manufacturer Services
(360) 664-6451
_____________________________________________
From: Hubbard, Joe (DOL)
To: Devoe, Daniel (DOL)
Subject: Unlicensed Dealer Activity - Possible remedy
As a reminder of our discussion yesterday I want to reduce to writing Jeff Scheel’s suggestion to try and
deal with unlicensed dealer activity. He thinks that we should change the law to allow RTTO’s to tow
vehicles that are displayed for sale by persons that cannot prove that they are the registered owner or
have a secure power of attorney.
A person who sells a vehicle is presumed at law in this state to be the owner of the vehicle. However
frequently the seller of the vehicle has purchased the vehicle and the title is not in their name. It may
be on a bill of sale or AVR but the law requires the owner of the vehicle to have a title in his/her name.
Frequently the unlicensed seller does not put the title into their name. They are avoiding paying taxes
and not going on record as being connected to a vehicle that they purchased. However more important
is that the buyer is at risk for not getting the title, or possibly getting the wrong paperwork on the
vehicle. Once the sale goes down the seller is long gone with the money and has avoided paying the
proper title and license fees to the state.
Proposal:
If the vehicle is not titled in the person’s name who is on the title or on record at Washington State
Department of Licensing at the time the vehicle is displayed for sale then the RTTO could impound the
vehicle. The presumption is that the seller is not the legal owner of the vehicle. The only exception is if
the person selling the vehicle has a secure power of attorney.
Once the vehicle is impounded then only the registered owner can redeem the vehicle. Again the
assumption is that the seller is not the legal owner of the vehicle at the time the vehicle was displayed
for sale.
This proposed change would ensure that seller of the vehicle is the actual owner of the vehicle. This
will protect the citizens of this state from the fraudulent actions of unlicensed vehicle dealers. In
addition it would bring in a substantial amount of revenue since more titles would be produced. This
will provide a clear paper trail on the vehicles sold. In addition our IVIPS and IMAGE databases would
be able to link more vehicle activity to those people who are buying and selling motor vehicles as a
unlicensed business.
Where can I go from here to try and get the laws changed? Yesterday you mentioned perhaps the
associations for the RTTO and auto dealers would be interested in supporting this issue.
Joe
To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: 33
I have a short meeting in Tumwater. Shouldn't be too long. BB if you need me. Thanks.
Subject: Re: Hard Coding Split Change
Yes, this afternoon. How about 1?
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 17 08:58:45 2010
Do you have time today to meet?
Thanks,
Melissa

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa Stricklett
Budget Analyst
BFS Mail Stop 42602
(360) 596-4072 Micro 12 Ext 11072
Fax (360) 596-4078 Micro 12 Ext 11078
Absolutely. Thanks
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 17 10:06:27 2010
Could we make it 1:30? I have a lunch celebration that starts at 12 but not sure if I will be back exactly
at 1.
Thanks,
Melissa

________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 17 08:58:45 2010
Thanks,
Melissa

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa Stricklett
Budget Analyst
BFS Mail Stop 42602
(360) 596-4072 Micro 12 Ext 11072
Fax (360) 596-4078 Micro 12 Ext 11078
Subject: FW: *****Urgent - Information Needed
Importance: High
Can you please look at this and see if we can get involved? If it gives us some technology, I would like
to jump on it. Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Couey, Mark (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP)
Importance: High
Captains,
Please email Alan Komenski as soon as possible the total number of personnel you have assigned
primarily to the City of Seattle (see below) that use radios and cc me on your response.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
From: Komenski, Alan (WSP)
To: Thomas, Mark (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Cc: Lever, Jim (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP); Komenski, Alan (WSP)
Importance: High
Sirs,
The City of Seattle will be submitting an application for a BTOP (Broadband Technology Opportunity
Program)) Grant within the next two weeks in response to their receipt of a channel waiver from the
Federal Communications Commission. (FCC). The Commission’s rules for the use of these stimulus
funds limit their use for those public safety agencies personnel with primary response area within the
city. Seattle desires both to size the system appropriately to accommodate all potential public safety
activity and to seek funding to purchase the radio for all public safety personnel operating in the City.
Without at this point getting hung up on potential applications that would be used on the system (that
discussion will occur at some point in the near future), Seattle is asking for the number of personnel
that each of you have that operates (primary assigned duty) in the City. Uniformed or civilian, if there is
a need for a radio (these will primarily be data devices, and will likely be handheld), they are asking for
the numbers so they can complete the grant applications in time for the end of the month deadline for
submission.
At your earliest convenience, could I ask that you please provide me with your estimates of the number
of your personnel who are assigned in Seattle (again, this would be within the geographic limits of the
City) and your estimates of the number of radios that might be required.
Thank you.
Alan H. Komenski
SIEC Project Manager/State Interoperability Coordinator
Bellevue Office: 425-401-7802
Tumwater Office: 360-705-5371

Cell Phone: 360-561-2109
From: Lever, Jim (WSP)

To: Schwent, Robert (WSP); Komenski, Alan (WSP)
Subject: Fw: *****Urgent - Information Needed
Importance: High
You will need to contact the Bellevue District commander for FOB personnel, HSD for their number and
ISB for their number of various detectives.
Thanks, Jim
Sent from my Blackberry
________________________________
From: Komenski, Alan (WSP)

To: Schwent, Robert (WSP)
Cc: Lever, Jim (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Batiste, John (WSP); Komenski, Alan (WSP)
Sent: Thu Jun 17 07:47:54 2010
Subject: *****Urgent - Information Needed
Bob,
I received a call from Stan Wu from the City of Seattle late yesterday regarding the City’s application for
BTOP funding for their 700 Mhz. broadband implementation. In order for their consultant to size the
system and the application for funding appropriately to serve the needs of all public safety operating
within the City of Seattle, they need to know ASAP the number of uniformed and plain clothes WSP
personnel that operate regularly within the boundaries of the City. Stan needs the number ASAP as they
are finalizing the funding application. If you cannot give me the number, can you point me to a source
for it?
Thanks.
Alan
Alan H. Komenski
SIEC Project Manager

Bellevue Office: 425-401-7802
Tumwater Office: 360-705-5371
Cell Phone: 360-561-2109

I would like them to join but don’t get too jacked up about it. I just thought they would like to hear
about our budget too.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Is this meeting just with you or a regular budget meeting with all the Lts? I will bring more copies if
they will be joining us. If not we can schedule a regular meeting later with everyone as well.
Thanks,
Melissa

Absolutely. Thanks
________________________________
Sent: Thu Jun 17 10:06:27 2010
Could we make it 1:30? I have a lunch celebration that starts at 12 but not sure if I will be back exactly
at 1.
Thanks,
Melissa

________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 17 08:58:45 2010
Thanks,
Melissa

Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa Stricklett
Budget Analyst
BFS Mail Stop 42602
(360) 596-4072 Micro 12 Ext 11072
Fax (360) 596-4078 Micro 12 Ext 11078
Subject: FW: WE HAVE A VERDICT...
AC Miller,
This is the case Donovan Daly worked on. He was highly praised for his work by the prosecutor
(Assistant US Attorney) in an email from a couple days ago. Jim Correll was as well. They stuck with
the case and now the guy is guilty. I will get some thank you’s out to each of them, but thought you
might want to see this.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Fw: WE HAVE A VERDICT...
Captain,
In the Dorsey federal trial, he was found guilty on all counts of the witness tampering charges.
Dennis
________________________________
From: Anderson, John (WSP)

To: Daly, Donovan (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Rethwill, Wes (WSP); Maijala, Jeff (WSP)
Sent: Thu Jun 17 09:23:41 2010
Subject: Re: WE HAVE A VERDICT...
Let me know - I am speaking to the AG's office in the next hour. Included is a synopsis of his 20 count
plea. Good luck.
Det. Sgt. John G. Anderson

King County Regional Auto Theft Unit
Nextel: 425.864.8045
Office: 425.401.7745
________________________________
From: Daly, Donovan (WSP)

To: Anderson, John (WSP)
Sent: Thu Jun 17 09:20:58 2010
Subject: Fw: WE HAVE A VERDICT...
----------------------------
Sergeant Donovan Daly #113
FOB-Monroe / IAD-SWAT Negotiator
Sent from BlackBerry
425.864.0056 Cell
________________________________
From: Otake, Jill (USAWAW) <Jill.Otake@usdoj.gov>

To: Greenberg, Todd (USAWAW) <Todd.Greenberg4@usdoj.gov>; Correll, Jim (WSP); Lang, Michael J
<LangMJ@state.gov>; Daly, Donovan (WSP); Sturgis, Ashley USAWAW <Ashley.Sturgis@usdoj.gov>;
Vos, Janet (USAWAW) <Janet.Vos@usdoj.gov>; Langlie, Emily (USAWAW) <Emily.Langlie@usdoj.gov>;
Perez, Marc (USAWAW) <Marc.Perez@usdoj.gov>; McAuliffe, John (WSP)
Sent: Thu Jun 17 09:20:04 2010
Subject: WE HAVE A VERDICT...
I’ll be up in court in about 10 minutes.

To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Reandeau Investigation
Latest info on Reandeau.

We will keep you posted on the status.
________________________________

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Sent: Thu Jun 17 12:49:52 2010
Subject: Reandeau Investigation
Captain Dahl/Lt. LeBlanc,
The Reandeau investigation was hand delivered to King County DPA Cindy Port this morning. When
asked about starting the IA investigation, she asked for we wait until she can review it. She thought it
would take about two weeks for the review as she is on vacation next week.
Thanks,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

Subject: FW: Furlough Days
Good Afternoon,
I am sure that most, if not all of you have reviewed the Chiefs bulletin describing the upcoming
furloughs. As the Chief said, you are all critical to the agency and as this negotiation was conducted, it
was expressed in several different ways how our agency has worked hard to meet the demands of a
shrinking budget. Several different proposals were sent forward but ultimately, furloughs of our
employees seem to be unavoidable.
I have heard the Chief say that the fight is not over and that the Executive staff is continuing to work
on alternatives. In the mean time however, we need to be prepared to absorb the furlough days as
outlined in the bulletin. For those of you that are directly affected, know that the agency fought hard
on your behalf to avoid it. For those that are not, please keep the others in mind as you go about your
business. On the days that they are furloughed, there will be work accumulating in the in box. When
you can, please take that work and help them with it or do it for them.
The best part of this division is the people. I am confident that we will do what we always do and that
is to find a way to rise above this. We are recognized as a supremely talented and dedicated division
and it is times like this when we are able to show why. The Lieutenants and I will continue to monitor
the progress of this issue as it unfolds.
I appreciate the continued hard work and dedication. Thanks for all that you do and for the way that
you do it. Below you will see a very well crafted email from Lieutenant Huntley that answers some
questions related to the furloughs. If you have other questions, please let your supervisor know and we
will work to get you the answers.
Sincerely,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Benson, Angela (WSP); Balogh, Robert (WSP); Bright, Terrie (WSP); Esquivel, Suzanne (WSP); Fry,
Lance (WSP); Gotzh, Dave (WSP); Helpenstell, Dick (WSP); Kenworthy, Wesley (WSP); LaMarca, Donna
(WSP); Leliefeld, Gloria (WSP); Mallahan, Chris (WSP); McMillen, Denise (WSP); Nam, Ki (WSP); Parker,
Terry (WSP); Porter, Henry (WSP); Seward, Marilyn (WSP); Siler, Christopher (WSP)
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Anderson, John (WSP); Bolton,
Dave (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP); Hickman, Thomas (WSP); Huntington, John
(WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP); Cooper, Jerry (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP);
Old, Chris (WSP); Sharp, Dan (WSP)
Subject: Furlough Days
Good Morning,
I know there have been a number of questions regarding the upcoming furlough days.
First and foremost, all of you are valued by the agency and please know that we all appreciate the hard
work you do every day. As you saw by the Chief’s e-mail we have been placed in an unfortunate
circumstance of putting some of our folks on furlough for a number of days throughout the year.
Each of should be receiving a letter with more details than I can provide here.
Hopefully the following will address some of your questions (thanks to Capt. Sutton and Det. Sgt.
Huntington for getting these from HRD):
1. What happens when the furlough day occurs on the employee’s regular day off?
The day prior or after will be designated
2. One of the effected employees is scheduled for LPO on a furlough day – how do we handle that?
Same as above
3. What does the employee do if the furlough day occurs on a vacation day?
Leave will be rescinded for that day – and leave without pay coded
4. Several of the effected employees are on either 4/10’s and or flex 9’s – do we put them on 5/8’s
to lessen the impact?
Employees on 4/10’s will have the option to move to 5/8’s for the week. The flex 9’s are more
complicated – guidance forthcoming
5. Several of our commissioned folks have offered to “donate” leave on the furlough days – was/is
that considered?
Employees that make less than $2500/month will be eligible to receive shared leave
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: RE: Blackberry/Cell Info/Request
This looks fine Vicky. I think this will help Ron come up with plans and devices that fit our needs. I
also want to see the price comparison. Hopefully we can save a little money and improve service. At
the very least, there are two phones on here that we appear to be paying for that no one is using. The
VIN Sergeants spot and the HQ Sergeants phone.
Can someone tell me what the HQ Sergeant spot is and why we have a cell phone for someone that
doesn’t exist? Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Balckberry/Cell Info/Request
For your review and approval, before I send it to Verizon Rep Ron Palmer.
I have attached one with information for BB’s for all units, except for VIN. The other is for BB’s for all
Sergeants and Auto Theft Units, and cells for rest of the detectives. I have included information for the
current plan, average minutes used in a three month period, services needed. If I am forgetting
something or need to add more info, please let me know.
Thanks,
Vicky
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: ID card
Shawn,
On my ID card it shows the wrong badge number. It is supposed to be 33.
Can you please make the new card for me? Thanks
To: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: Re: IOC for purchase of meals
I can come over about 1030. I will bring Lt Bosman since he has the info on this.
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jun 18 08:35:06 2010
Subject: IOC for purchase of meals
Mike: I’d like to speak to you if you are in today regarding the attached. I don’t plan to send it in the
current form, but do want to talk to you about what occurred and how it should be resolved.
It is a very serious breach of purchasing regulations.
Resp, Bob
From: Davis, Kathy (WSP)

To: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: very rough draft of IOC for purchase of meals
Based on our conversation of yesterday.
Kathy Davis
Budget and Fiscal Services
A/P Supervisor
360.596.4068
Micro 12 ext 11068
Fax 360.596.4077
kathy.davis@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: Re: June 23rd
Works for me.
Also, what did we do with the Montesano letter? Did you see it? Oly PD called and may be doing a case
too and I know we had something from them.
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jun 18 09:57:17 2010
Subject: June 23rd
Do you want to meet ahead of our June 23rd meeting to have a game plan for the 1 p.m. meeting?
That morning works best for me. That would give me some time to meet with you too Chuck. Let me
know what you think.
Thanks,
Julie
To: Rethwill, Wes (WSP)
Subject: Imprest Funds
Wes,
Is there something you have in writing that allows us to spend imprest funds on meals when our guys
are on extended search warrants?
Subject: Re: Imprest Funds
Great help, thanks Wes.

From: Rethwill, Wes (WSP)
Cc: Braniff, Tim (WSP)
Sent: Fri Jun 18 10:37:54 2010
Subject: Re: Imprest Funds
Sir - Morning ... No, not to my knowledge it is not specifically in writing ... Other than BFS/OFM
regulations for meal purchases ... We have had conversations with BFS that in the event it is case-
related and a situation where folks are at an extended scene and not able to leave for meals, this was
acceptable. In the past it was much more freely; however, over the past couple years it has been more
closely limited due to the tightening of BFS/OFM regulations for purchasing meals. Hope this helps ...
Take care/Wes
--------------------------
Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld

Sent: Fri Jun 18 10:28:32 2010
Subject: Imprest Funds
Wes,
Is there something you have in writing that allows us to spend imprest funds on meals when our guys
are on extended search warrants?
Subject: Re: LEG TOUR/Criminal Investigation Division
Yes, I will give this presentation.
Thanks for making the power point, I would like to review it as soon as its done so I can get the flow of
it.
Thank you,
________________________________

Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Sent: Fri Jun 18 10:37:53 2010
Subject: FW: LEG TOUR/Criminal Investigation Division
Captain,
Did you want to give this presentation yourself or do you want one of the lieutenants or sergeants to
give it? I will be a camp that week so I won’t be around. I am, however, preparing the slide show for
whoever puts on the show.
Thanks
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: FW: LEG TOUR/Criminal Investigation Division
Keith,
Will you spearhead getting us ready for the June 9th (JUNE 30), 1 hour presentation? I have attached
a CID overview I have, but I think it is too numbers oriented. Vicky, or on the Captain’s computer will
have the leg presentation we have done in the past for input as well.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks in advance for your work on this!
Julie
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell
From: Schiewe, Kathy (WSP)

Cc: Berry, Jason (WSP); VanGorkom, Melissa (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: RE: LEG TOUR/Criminal Investigation Division
Hi Julie,
Thank you for the update about the District 1/VIN presentation on Wednesday, June 9, 2010.
Also, a PowerPoint presentation showcasing CID functions from 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, June
30, 2010, would be great. We will plan on the Legislators beginning with your tour and continuing on
to IAD immediately afterwards. Thank you for your participation.
Kathy L. Schiewe
Kathy.Schiewe@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:Kathy.Schiewe@wsp.wa.gov>
PHONE (360) 596-4010

FAX (360) 596-4015

To: Schiewe, Kathy (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Cc: Berry, Jason (WSP); VanGorkom, Melissa (WSP)
Subject: RE: LEG TOUR/Criminal Investigation Division
Hi Kathy,
Lt. Huntley is coordinating with D1 for VIN to have folks stop in. Having the opportunity for CID to
present on its other functions prior to IAD on June 30th for an hour would be good too if that time is
available. As I recall from tours in the past, we did a PowerPoint presentation providing an overview of
our division. Is that what you would have in mind?
Thanks,
Julie
(360) 704-2952 Office
(360) 239-4174 Cell

Cc: Myer, Julie (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); VanGorkom, Melissa (WSP)
Subject: LEG TOUR/Criminal Investigation Division
Hi Vicky!
Did CID decide to not have a Legislative Tour this year? Government and Media Relations would like to
include your section if you are interested.
This year, we limited the tours to the sections that submitted LARS and also to those willing to host a
Legislative Tour. Just FYI---IAD will be hosting a tour on Wednesday, June 30, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00
p.m. If your section would like to showcase a particular program (such as the Auto Theft Program)
maybe a brief tour on that same day from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. OR from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
would be possible while the Legislators are in our building. Or, maybe one of the dates still available at
the bottom of this e-mail would be better?
Please forward this information to the appropriate person if you are not my contact. Government and
Media Relations are drafting the invitation on Friday, May 7, 2010 and will be sending the final version
to the Governor’s office, Legislators and Stakeholders on Friday, May 14, 2010. Thank you for your
assistance!
Kathy L. Schiewe
PHONE (360) 596-4010
FAX (360) 596-4015

To: Schiewe, Kathy (WSP)
Subject: RE: LEG TOUR/CRD-IAD-CID
Thanks Kathy!
Thanks,
Vicky

To: Anderson, Jim (WSP); Stewart, Luci (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP)
Cc: Battin, Sarah (WSP); Shelton, Carrie (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); VanGorkom,
Melissa (WSP)
Subject: LEG TOUR/CRD-IAD-CID
Government and Media Relations are in the process of organizing Legislative Tours and, in the interest
of making them more efficient and cost effective, combining several sections on each tour. We
recommend your section have ONE tour this summer.
The Legislative Tours are aimed at providing the Governor’s office, Legislators and our Stakeholders the
opportunity to see firsthand the Washington State Patrol’s need for additional funding and also provide a
comprehensive look at the important services that we provide to the public. The tours are limited this
year based on the LARS submitted and the sections willing to host a tour to showcase their programs
and their day-to-day operations.
Please review and let us know if you would be available to host ONE tour on any of the dates below:
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Wednesday, June 23, 2010---CRD Legislative Tour
Wednesday, June 30, 2010---IAD Legislative Tour
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Wednesday, July 15, 2010---District 5 Legislative Tour
We will choose the ONE day that will work for all of the sections (addressed in this request) to give
their presentations, in their respective areas. At this time, we are just confirming a date and will keep
you posted on the details closer to the tour date. We will be making the arrangements for the
transportation between the Criminal Records Division and the GA Building for the Legislators. Thank you
for your assistance.
Kathy L. Schiewe
PHONE (360) 596-4010
FAX (360) 596-4015

We have it. It was waiting for the letter to be sent out. Thanks
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jun 18 10:19:25 2010
Subject: RE: June 23rd
I never saw a written request, so we have just been waiting to do anything until that came in.
I will plan to be there about 10 a.m.

Works for me.
Also, what did we do with the Montesano letter? Did you see it? Oly PD called and may be doing a case
too and I know we had something from them.
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jun 18 09:57:17 2010
Subject: June 23rd
Do you want to meet ahead of our June 23rd meeting to have a game plan for the 1 p.m. meeting?
That morning works best for me. That would give me some time to meet with you too Chuck. Let me
know what you think.
Thanks,
Julie
To: Berry, Shawn (WSP)
Subject: Re: PEC Concurrence
Seem a little short and condescending? You are the second one to send me this.
________________________________
From: Berry, Shawn (WSP)

Sent: Fri Jun 18 11:54:23 2010
Subject: FW: PEC Concurrence
Captain Shawn Berry
District 3-Yakima
509-249-6708

To: Turk, Robert (WSP); Arras, Mark (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Brown, Marion
(WSP); Bruder, Gail (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Burress, Karen (WSP); Casebolt, Clint (WSP); Crabtree,
Sharyl (WSP); Dearmore, Ingrid (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); DeWitt, Karen
(WSP); Dolan, Gretchen (WSP); Douglass, Scott (WSP); Edwards, Linda (WSP); El Koury, Victor (WSP);
Fortney, Kevin (WSP); Fritz, Kathleen (WSP); Garrison, Ken (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Goold,
Martin (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Hammond, Salome (WSP); Holmes, Sarah (WSP); Hornbeak,
Jessie (WSP); Johnson, Alaine (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); Johnson, Julie (WSP); Keightley, James
(WSP); Kennedy, Shirley (WSP); Kerwin, Bob (WSP); Konrad, Betty (WSP); LaVille, Tina (WSP); Lentz,
Keith (WSP); Leonard, George (WSP); McAdam, Terry (WSP); McAvoy, Ed (WSP); McDermott, Ken
(WSP); Messing, Bill (WSP); Ostrander, Steven (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Parkin, Julie (WSP); Patrick,
Kandi (WSP); Pruett, Robert (WSP); Rice, Jennifer (WSP); Sabillo, Susan (WSP); Sass, Jeff (WSP); Scott,
Gary E. (WSP); Smith, Bob (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); Solomon, Charlie (WSP); Specht, Jenifer (WSP);
St. Pierre, Dan (WSP); Straight, Mistica (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Watson, Randy (WSP); Young,
Kristin (WSP)
Subject: RE: PEC Concurrence
Check your grammar and spelling. I also agree that the specifics of how to clean can be removed.
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
From: Turk, Robert (WSP)

To: Arras, Mark (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Brown, Marion (WSP); Bruder, Gail
(WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Burress, Karen (WSP); Casebolt, Clint (WSP); Crabtree, Sharyl (WSP);
Dearmore, Ingrid (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Dolan,
Gretchen (WSP); Douglass, Scott (WSP); Edwards, Linda (WSP); El Koury, Victor (WSP); Fortney, Kevin
(WSP); Fritz, Kathleen (WSP); Garrison, Ken (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Goold, Martin (WSP);
Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Hammond, Salome (WSP); Holmes, Sarah (WSP); Hornbeak, Jessie (WSP);
Huntley, Keith (WSP); Johnson, Alaine (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); Johnson, Julie (WSP); Keightley,
James (WSP); Kennedy, Shirley (WSP); Kerwin, Bob (WSP); Konrad, Betty (WSP); LaVille, Tina (WSP);
Lentz, Keith (WSP); Leonard, George (WSP); McAdam, Terry (WSP); McAvoy, Ed (WSP); McDermott,
Ken (WSP); Messing, Bill (WSP); Ostrander, Steven (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Parkin, Julie (WSP); Patrick,
Kristin (WSP)
Cc: Turk, Robert (WSP)
Subject: PEC Concurrence
Attached is a suggested revision that needs to be addressed in the current PEC Manual update. You are
asked to review the suggested revision and respond to the Risk Management Division (RMD) with any
concerns or suggestions regarding this change before July 1, 2010. Please do not make changes to the
attachment. Instead, state your comments in your reply to this e-mail.
Indicate if you:
· Have no response;
· Concur with the change as submitted;
· Concur with reservations (give reasons and recommendations); or
· Do not concur (give reasons and recommendations)
Please respond no later than July 1, 2010. Feel free to call or e-mail any questions.
Thank You.
Sergeant Robert J. Turk #104
PO Box 42631
Phone: (360) 596-4135
Fax: (360) 596-4152
This email may contain information that is legally privileged and confidential. If you have received this
message in error, please notify me immediately and delete this message. Any unauthorized disclosure,
copying, distribution or other use of this information is prohibited.
Ya, lots of laughs. Can't believe the silly stuff you deal with.
Thought grown ups were in this agency.
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jun 18 12:05:22 2010
Just thought you should know did not see your name on the list….
How are you pard? Fun aint it?
Captain Shawn Berry
District 3-Yakima
509-249-6708

Seem a little short and condescending? You are the second one to send me this.
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jun 18 11:54:23 2010
?
Captain Shawn Berry
District 3-Yakima
509-249-6708

Kristin (WSP)
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Kristin (WSP)
Indicate if you:
Thank You.
PO Box 42631
Phone: (360) 596-4135
Fax: (360) 596-4152
Subject: RE: CID Weekly Report - CONFIDENTIAL
I gave the message to Julie after you and I talked about this last time, but unfortunately with her
leaving and Chuck coming in, it got missed. I told Chuck at lunch today to have this done and he is
going to check the cases.
We will get the message out to have more detail and follow up. One issue is the balance between
needing to update with the Prosecutors on a regular basis and not asking too often and souring the
relationship we have with them. I think we can find a happy medium.
We’re on this Chief,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: CID Weekly Report - CONFIDENTIAL
Hi Mike,
All of the case updates in the confidential report (except for two) say “no change”. Please review these
cases in CITE and advise me whether we have recently worked or checked on them. Have we done
anything with these cases that is not getting into this update? If there has not been any activity or
checks made, can you please have your folks do so?
Also, would you mind having your staff list the case number beside the investigators name?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

To: Batiste, John (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Leonard,
Vicky (WSP)
Subject: CID Weekly Report - CONFIDENTIAL
Good afternoon,
Attached is the confidential edition of the CID Weekly Report for June 18, 2010.
Thank you,
Evelyn S. Scott
Research Analyst
Telephone - 360.704.2957
Fax - 360.704.2964
This message and any attachments may be confidential. If this message is received in error, please
notify the sender and delete the message. Thank you.
To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP)
You available for a call?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Gundermann, Chris (WSP)

Delivery and method…
Captain Chris Gundermann
(360) 596-4131
From: Hammond, Salome (WSP)

To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Turk, Robert (WSP); Arras, Mark (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Braniff, Tim
(WSP); Brown, Marion (WSP); Bruder, Gail (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Burress, Karen (WSP); Casebolt,
Clint (WSP); Crabtree, Sharyl (WSP); Dearmore, Ingrid (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); DeVere, Jeff
(WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Dolan, Gretchen (WSP); Douglass, Scott (WSP); Edwards, Linda (WSP); El
Koury, Victor (WSP); Fortney, Kevin (WSP); Fritz, Kathleen (WSP); Garrison, Ken (WSP); Ginnard,
Kenneth (WSP); Goold, Martin (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Holmes, Sarah (WSP); Hornbeak,
Kristin (WSP)
Ouch
salome
Salome Adjeley Hammond
WASHINGTON STATE PATROL
Seattle Crime Laboratory
2203 Airport Way S., Suite 250
Seattle, WA 98134-2028
t.206 262 6020/6035-f.206 262 6033.Micro 22.159
mailto:salome.hammond@wsp.wa.gov

Kristin (WSP)
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Kristin (WSP)
Indicate if you:
Thank You.
PO Box 42631
Phone: (360) 596-4135
Fax: (360) 596-4152
Subject: RE: ISP Quick Clearance Report and 2 Crashes TS Vs iWitness (photogrammetry)
I agree with Julie. Check with our Sergeants in the field and get their opinions. Have that information
available in case we are asked about this product. We can provide an educated opinion if we don’t like
it and if we do, we can begin talking about getting it.
They are the user so let’s see what they say.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)

Subject: FW: ISP Quick Clearance Report and 2 Crashes TS Vs iWitness (photogrammetry)
Captain,
FYI – My advice would be not to deal with this individual if he has the propensity to be deceptive with
us. The attachment showed some statistics of road closure times that look promising, but additional
statistics should be researched and compared in my view.
Chuck

Subject: FW: ISP Quick Clearnce Report and 2 Crashes TS Vs iWitness (photogrammetry)
FYI…Be careful with this individual. He worked for another company prior to my coming to CID and
really ticked off our detectives and misrepresented the product. He is with a different company and we
sent two detectives—Russ and Mike G. –to training and purchased his product. Even in my dealings
with him he can be deceptive. He is always pushing with us and WADOT to buy the product. Defer to
our detective sergeants for advice and any additional information.
Julie
From: Lee DeChant [mailto:lee@photomeasure.com]

To: Haake, Russ (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP)
Subject: FW: ISP Quick Clearnce Report and 2 Crashes TS Vs iWitness (photogrammetry)
Hello Russ, Kristene, and Julie:
- You might find this an interesting read… total station and photogrammetry compliment each other,
but the “time in the road”, is proven quicker, with photogrammetry. The story below was with
Wyandotte PD and Michigan S.P. last week in Detroit.
- Note: Bob Snook (who I’m writing to below) is recently retired CHP MAIT Sgt. CHP MAIT is interested
in iWitness, but they are so “broke”, they’ve cut off all training and travel – they are probably in no
position to implement anything.
The attached are stats that Major Tom Melville (Indiana S.P.) shared with me, re: his Indiana S.P.
Troopers use of iWitness, specifically relating to “quick clearance”.
Lee
________________________________
From: Lee DeChant [mailto:lee@photomeasure.com]

To: 'Bob Snook'
Cc:
Subject: ISP Quick Clearance Report and 2 Crashes TS Vs iWitness (photogrammetry)
Bob,
Just back from iWitness training Michigan SP and Wyandotte PD last week. During the training, the
Detroit PD crashed one of their cruisers eastbound on I-96. We decided that a “real crash” was the
best training we could possibly do in our workshop. It took about 15 minutes to get to the crash (here
it is on the web):
http://www.wxyz.com/dpp/news/region/detroit/two-detroit-police-officers-injured-in-serious-crash
Although I was asked by MSP not to share the diagramming measurement results, it is certainly OK to
talk about the “time on scene”. The 4 lanes of I-96 were closed three times. Once, to paint the critical
speed yaw mark, and the second & third time to measure the paint via TS and Photogram. I was pretty
careful to document the time of the total station Vs iWitness (photogrammetry) for the:
i) road closure needs, and …
ii) overall on scene time for mapping the crash evidence.
The I-96, 4 lanes were closed about 4 minutes to paint, and pull the cord middle ordinate (that MSP
measured via tape)…. The 3 of 4 lanes then reopen to traffic.
Next, the road was closed for about 9 minutes, where the total station (2 troopers) measured the paint
in the 4 lanes. To be honest, I was actually quite surprised how quick they were - - credit to a well-
disciplined AR team. However, then it was my “turn” to work with MSP, and again they closed the I-69
(4 lanes) and with (1) digital camera, it took 3 minutes to image the 4 closed lanes of traffic “paint
dots”. So the road was effectively closed to do the imaging for 3 minutes (iWitness / digital camera),
Vs the total stations 9 minutes -- (photogrammetry was two-thirds faster). This “two-thirds” faster on
scene is pretty much a “common theme” reported by police (see attached). Attached is an “unofficial
report” provided to me from Major Tom Melville of the Indiana S.P on their Indiana S.P. use of
iWitness-photogrammetry over the last 1-year. More InTime info is here:
http://www.indianaquickclearance.org/index.php/page/4.html
Major Mellville can be reached at: TMelville@isp.IN.gov -- he’s mentioned in email to me, that he’d be
happy to talk to CHP about “photogrammetry in incident management” – use by ISP. I encourage you
to have the CHP MAIT contact him:
Thomas E. Melville, Major
Indiana State Police
Operations Support Division
100N Senate Ave. IGCN 340
Indianapolis, IN 46204
317-232-8307 Office
In summary, we didn’t even have the proper ancillary tools to measure via iWitness (note: there was
tall grass on the shoulder you’ll see in the TV news video clip) that would have been better to be
imaged via “FMTs” (http://www.iwitnessphoto.com/products/field_marker.html). The on-scene
measurement time was still about 50% faster using iWitness Vs TS (and that was without the proper
ancillary “photogrammetry” tools).
THE RESULT – Checking iWitness to the Total Station:
The iWitness result was “3D transformed” into the total station coordinate system, overlaid in CAD and
the TS and iWitness agreed within .09’ RMS over a distance of about 300’ of measured distance. It
took about 2.5 hours in the hotel room (one person) to measure the iWitness work – which would have
been even faster with the proper “ancillary targets”.
PS – at the same time of the DCS – iWitness photogrammetry workshop and the I-69 crash, another
unit of the MSP was called out to another scene - (a fatality), and the MSP Trooper used the TS and
also “digital camera” imaged for use in iWitness. Reportedly, the Trooper was distracted during his TS
work, and he forgot to measure some critical evidence (again, I won’t go into specifics other than the
“back-up” to his TS scene-diagramming was the iWitness imaging). The trooper didn’t even have the
focal length correct on the digital camera lens (it should have been set to 18mm, and conversely, he
had it set to 55mm focal length). After the fact, we calibrated the camera at 55mm in our
photogrammetry class, and proceeded to measure the evidence he forgot with using the total station.
We then put the iWitness measurements in the same coordinate system as the TS, and the results of
the “missing TS measurements” were “added” via the iWitness-photogrammetry work. Check distances
of the two systems agreed better than .009’ RMS.
Regards, Lee
______________________________________
Lee DeChant
Principal
DeChant Consulting Services - DCS Inc
Close-Range Photogrammetry Specialists
iWitness - Sales and Support
PO Box 3261
Bellevue, WA
98009-3261
Phone 425-637-1865
Fax 425-454-2855
Skype: iwitness_photogrammetry
Website: www.iwitnessphoto.com

Subject: FW: CID Vehicle Fund
Dennis, can you please work with Paul and see what he has? Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: CID Vehicle Fund
FYI, Eileen suggested you meet with Paul about your vehicle account. He has some good insight about
purchasing vehicles.
Thanks,
Melissa

Subject: CID Vehicle Fund
Could you please let me know the amount available to CID in PI356?
Thanks,
Melissa Stricklett
Budget Analyst
BFS Mail Stop 42602
(360) 596-4072 Micro 12 Ext 11072
Fax (360) 596-4078 Micro 12 Ext 11078
Subject: RE: City of Lakewood
Per our conversation, approved. Thanks for your help.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: City of Lakewood
Captain,
Please provide your approval on the attached amendment with City of Lakewood for the Washington
Auto Theft Prevention Authority. It provides $35,500 for the timeframe of 7/1/10 – 6/30/11.
Lt Bosman – Please let me know if you see something that doesn’t match your negotiations with City of
Lakewood.
Thanks,
Cindy Haider
WSP Contracts
360-596-4071
To: Maki, Bob (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Cc: Davis, Kathy (WSP); Wright, Brian (WSP)
Subject: Re: CID Imprest/Street Funds - Reconciliation
Date: Sunday, June 20, 2010 3:26:15 PM
Bob,
Thanks for the help with this. It is much more clear now and we will make the suggested adjustments
to eliminate any further confusion.
________________________________

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Sent: Sun Jun 20 14:18:06 2010
Subject: FW: CID Imprest/Street Funds - Reconciliation
Mike/Dennis:
This is in follow up to our meeting on Friday.
I believe Wes captured correctly (below) what we discussed a year ago regarding purchase of meals. I
normally respond to an e-mail such as his and can’t find where I did.
I highlighted and underlined what I feel are key points in Wes’ e-mail below. Honestly, my
expectations for “specific justification” were as we discussed IN ADDITION TO the statement that Wes
makes below that “Food/Refreshments purchased during protracted search warrant/undercover
operation where scene/operation integrity was critical.”.
I think what occurred was perfectly acceptable, and I apologize for any confusion or frustration caused.
We were just looking for a little more justification. For instances such as these in the future, I would
advocate a little more verbiage with specifics about the situation. What would be most helpful is a list
of the names and agencies of the individuals who were provided meals or refreshments (normally the
OFM regulations require that). If confidentiality prevents that, then a simple list of positions and agency
should be included in the justification. As an example: “Meals (or refreshments) were provided to 3
WSP undercover detectives, 2 King County Sheriff’s Deputies and one Seattle PD Officer.”
Let me know if you need any additional clarification.
Kathy: Please insure your staff are briefed on this e-mail.

Thx, Bob

To: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Cc: Davis, Steve (WSP); Sorenson, Don (WSP)
Importance: High
Sir – Good afternoon … Hope all is well. During my unannounced imprest fund audit today, it was
suggested that I include you in this email that I sent out to our imprest fund holders after Captain Davis
and I met with you in early May. Thanks and take care/Wes
Lieutenant Wes H. Rethwill - Criminal Investigation Division

To: Smith, Richard (WSP); Anderson, John (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); Old, Chris
(WSP); Swainson, Edward (WSP)
Cc: Clevenger, Doug (WSP); Ducommun, Bryan (WSP); Lauer, James (WSP); McMillen, Matt (WSP);
Kearsing, Brandon (WSP); Daly, Donovan (WSP); Maijala, Jeff (WSP); Noren, Leif (WSP); Stray, Paul
(WSP); Penney, Brandie (WSP); Mauro, Vik (WSP); Erdahl, Paul (WSP); Thompson, Clint (WSP); Davis,
Steve (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: CID Imprest/Street Funds - Reconciliation
Importance: High
Good afternoon – The week before last I had a lengthy meeting with BFS regarding the
use/reconciliation of CID Imprest/Street Funds … It was brought to my attention that the use of
Imprest/Street Funds needs to be curtailed to a much narrow scope. No longer can we use
Imprest/Street Funds to purchase snacks/refreshments for warrant services/raid briefings unless pre-
approval from BFS (using the attached pre-approval request form) is obtained for such purchases
(unfortunately, no longer associating the purchase with a criminal case number works).
In discussing the issue with BFS, we still have the flexibility to purchase limited amounts of
food/refreshments using Imprest/Street Funds while at the scene of extended warrant
services/operations where it is not feasible to release workers to get food/refreshments on their own.
In these limited circumstances/situations the pre-approval request can be bypassed and Imprest/Street
Funds can be used; however, specific justification, along with the criminal case number, must
accompany the replenishment/reconciliation request (A-19) … Wording such as (or something very
similar to) “Food/Refreshments purchased during protracted search warrant/undercover operation
where scene/operation integrity was critical – WSP Case # XX-XXXXXX) … Please refrain from using the
word “Emergency” to justify any replenishment/reconciliation … The use of this word automatically
triggers additional responsibilities that will have to be provided/justified to the Governor’s Office … We
do not want to go down that road!
In addition, it was my understanding that replenishments/reconciliations could be made at anytime

within the biennial period, but not beyond that timeframe. Well, I was PARTIALLY correct … For sure
replenishments/reconciliations can’t be made beyond the biennial timeframes, but BFS wanted us/you to
submit replenishments/reconciliations monthly. This would create lots of additional paperwork for
everyone involved in the process, so I was able to get BFS to agree to allow us to make the
replenishments/reconciliations (using the standard A-19 form, attached) on a quarterly basis from here
on out (being that we have to complete Imprest/Street Fund audits quarterly, doing any applicable
replenishments/reconciliations at the same time only makes sense).
With that said, I know several of you have replenishments/reconciliations pending from over the length
of the current biennium … Since we are close to the end of the biennium (June 30, 2009) I am
requesting that everyone needing replenishment/reconciliation for this biennium submit their A-19s thru
your sergeants to me ASAP. Once the A-19s are submitted, please do not spend any additional
Imprest/Street Funds until after the start of the new biennium (July 1, 2009). Once the new biennium
starts then expenditures can be made and replenishments/reconciliations can/shall be done on a
quarterly basis throughout the biennium. I know full well that several of you have expenditures dating
back to the start of the current biennium … I have advised BFS of this and because they have changed
their direction from what we have been allowed to do in the past, they will allow me to submit the
outstanding replenishments/reconciliations as a group, so it’s imperative to complete/forward them to
me ASAP or you will not be reimbursed and have to cover the expended funds out of your own pocket!
In addition, for those of you who made food/refreshment purchases for warrant services/raid briefings,
please utilize wording similar to my example above on you’re A-19s to justify the expenditures. Once I
get all the A-19s in, I will process/ forward them directly to the BFS director for approval.
I realize this creates extra work for everyone; however, maintaining compliance with OFM rules is
paramount for us maintaining the ability to have Imprest/Street Funds for our investigative positions.
Please contact me if you have any questions … Thanks for your understanding and support/Wes

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Meeting
Please plan to meet at 0915 this morning. Thank you.

Subject: Re: Legislative Action Items Reminder
image006.png
Yes sir, Lt Huntley responded directly to Melissa.
Sorry for the delay.
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 21 08:42:56 2010
Good morning Mike,
Can you please let me know if CID responded to Melissa about the VIN manual?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Cc: Greene, Geri (WSP) (Geri.Greene@wsp.wa.gov)
Commanders,
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Kitty (WSP)
Melissa Van Gorkom
(360) 596-4017
Micro 12 Ext 11017

Subject: Fw: Legislative Action Items Reminder
image002.png
Can you respond to AC Miller?
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 21 10:12:20 2010
Mike, can you see if he sent to me instead of Melissa? I am in bargaining today and away from my computer.
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 21 09:59:11 2010
AC Miller,
I do not recall receiving an e-mail from Lt. Huntley regarding the VIN manual. I checked all of the e-mails on file from action
item updates and did not see an e-mail update from CID, unless I missed it somehow. If they could re-forward the response,
that would be greatly appreciated.
Melissa Van Gorkom
(360) 596-4017
Micro 12 Ext 11017

To: VanGorkom, Melissa (WSP)
Hi Melissa,
Verify CID is good to go?
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________
Sent: Mon Jun 21 09:18:39 2010
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 21 08:42:56 2010
Good morning Mike,
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Commanders,
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Kitty (WSP)
Melissa Van Gorkom
(360) 596-4017
Micro 12 Ext 11017

Subject: Re: Update
Interviews of the victim, then the accused are being conducted this week.
I will update your shop when they are done so you can determine what level of investigation to do.
From what I hear, its still the "I had a dream" case.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 21 10:51:16 2010
Subject: Update
Captain Dahl,
We have our bi-weekly Exec Staff briefing this afternoon. Does your shop happen to have an update
on the Peden investigation that you can pass along to us?
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
Subject: RE: Reports
Thank you Precious.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Reports
Here you go! J
Stephanie Porter
(360) 704-2342
Subject: Chat
I have a question on process and your opinion on something when you have a minute.
Subject: Weekly Reports
AC Miller,
I have been reviewing the cases and information on the CID Weekly and Confidential Reports that we
send out to you and the Executive Staff. You and I have discussed the information on those reports
and the updates including the ones that say “no change.”
I am proposing that we only produce those reports twice per month instead of every week. The amount
of staff time needed to produce the reports and run down the supervisors for updates is at times,
excessive. In many cases, the update is no change because there is no change that occurs in just one
week. It is more likely that we would see change or be able to prompt the slower Prosecutors every
other week and therefore have a more accurate report.
I understand the importance of keeping all of the Executive Staff up to date, but I am certain we can
accomplish that by moving to this once per week format. I know that both OPS and IAD do this now
and it seems to work just fine. The items that change or are fluid in between reporting times are
updated to you and the other Executive Staff immediately through email and that will not change.
By changing, we will provide you and the rest of the people on the distribution list a copy of our update
every other week. My Lieutenants are currently reviewing the format and trying to come up with the
best and most easily read document so that we do not have confusing or inaccurate/out of date
information on the report.
I appreciate your consideration and please let me know if you need additional information.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Rupert, Michael (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Brogan, Mark (WSP)
Subject: RE: Interview Improvements
I have LPO in the morning, but my afternoon is free. I can meet from 2-3.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Interview Improvements
Hello Captains,
I am graciously anticipating our review of my interview performance. I talked to Captain Dahl last
week and he indicated I should try to get a time which works for both of you. I am available anytime
from this afternoon up until this Thursday prior to 1pm. Please let me know if a time between those
parameters will work for you and I will be there. Again, thanks for offering me this opportunity for
possible improvement on my future interviews.
Mike
Subject: Re: Interview Improvements
OPS is good for me.
________________________________

Sent: Tue Jun 22 08:16:24 2010
2-3 works for me, unless you tell me otherwise it’s a go. Where?
Mike

I have LPO in the morning, but my afternoon is free. I can meet from 2-3.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Interview Improvements
Hello Captains,
I am graciously anticipating our review of my interview performance. I talked to Captain Dahl last
week and he indicated I should try to get a time which works for both of you. I am available anytime
from this afternoon up until this Thursday prior to 1pm. Please let me know if a time between those
parameters will work for you and I will be there. Again, thanks for offering me this opportunity for
possible improvement on my future interviews.
Mike
To: Matagi, John (WSP)
Subject: Re: FURLOUGH
I am on my way.
________________________________
From: Matagi, John (WSP)

To: Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Coley, Tim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Gordon, Carri (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine
(WSP); Hagquist, Jeremy (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP); Lantz, Bruce (WSP); Laur,
Debbie (WSP); Miner, Becky (WSP); Nelson, Shane (WSP); Richmond, Michael (WSP); Ross, Joe (WSP);
Rupert, Michael (WSP); Siggins, Bruce (WSP); Spurling, Ryan (WSP); Tegard, Mark (WSP); Turner, Dan
(WSP)
Sent: Tue Jun 22 07:58:01 2010
Subject: FURLOUGH
Due to the furlough, changes have been made in the LPO schedule. Please take note of the current
calendars on iWSP. Specifically the week of July 12, August 6th and October 11th. Teaching times
have been shortened on certain days and start times have been changed to 8AM where necessary. If
you have feedback on the changes please feel free to contact me. While you are there please look at
signing up for upcoming classes.
Thank You,
John Matagi
Training Division Sergeant

Subject: Re: CID Event Summary
I am going to have Lt LeBlanc check on this. It is a possibility but the Prosecutor would need to weigh
in.
I will get you an answer.
________________________________

Sent: Tue Jun 22 10:05:22 2010
Subject: FW: CID Event Summary
Hi Mike,
Is it possible this could result in murder charges as opposed to vehicular homicide?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
From: Wortman, Virginia (WSP)

To: CID Notification Group; Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Tri, Greg (WSP)
Subject: CID Event Summary
Gini Wortman
Station Manager
Yakima Communications
Phone (509)249-6751
Micro 12 Ext 30151
Fax (509)249-6771
virginia.wortman@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: Help
Can you please bring my jacket down to OPS?

Subject: Re: C050009GSC
Agreed, keep it for tracking. Thanks for taking care of this.
________________________________

Cc: Haider, Cindy (WSP)
Sent: Tue Jun 22 16:47:11 2010
Captain,
IDX5 was established as a project code to track the expenses of the Identity Theft Unit. There is no
contract as the money comes from FOB (due to an unfunded mandate for ID theft from the legislature.)
I would like to continue IDX-5 and extend the period another two years for tracking purposes.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Lt,
Any status on this one yet?
Cindy Haider
WSP Contracts
360-596-4071

Subject: C050009GSC
Hello Captain,
6/30/2010.
Thanks,
Cindy Haider
WSP Contracts
360-596-4071
Subject: Re: Today
Approved. Have fun.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jun 23 07:35:25 2010
Subject: Today
My kids are insisting that I take them to the 4:30 showing of Toy Story today.
If it’s okay with you, I would like to take a few hours of HC this afternoon.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: RE: CID Imprest/Street Funds - Reconciliation
Seems like it captures the spirit of our meeting. I like it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: RE: CID Imprest/Street Funds - Reconciliation
Captain and Bob,
Prior to sending the clarification to the CID personnel who are assigned imprest funds, could you please
review the information to make sure I have captured the discussion we had on the use of imprest funds
for purchasing refreshments or meals.
I am providing additional guidance that we received on the use of imprest funds for purchasing meals
and/or refreshments. Imprest funds cannot be used to buy refreshments for pre-raid briefings, meeting
refreshments, or meals at conferences. If you need to use imprest funds in those situations, you will
need to seek prior approval by completing the appropriate form, which is available on the Budget and
Fiscal Services website, and getting the appropriate approval before the funds are used.
Imprest funds are only to be used in very limited circumstances for buying refreshments or meals at
warrant operations. The warrants operations must be for an extended timeframe where it would not be
feasible to release personnel to leave the scene to obtain food on their own. On those rare occasions
where you need to use imprest funds to purchase refreshments or meals, you need to document the
specific justification along with the criminal case number on the A-19 form. (i.e.: Food/Refreshment
purchased during a protracted search warrant operation at ________________(location), which lasted
__ hours, and the scene/operation integrity was critical – WSP case #__-______. Meals were provided
to # WSP undercover detectives, # Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office deputies, and # Olympia PD
Officer.)
DO NOT USE the word emergency! This word triggers additional responsibilities and timeframes with
completing the paperwork that will need to be provided to the Governor’s Office.
Thank you for your understanding and awareness on this situation and the agency’s responsibility of
complying with the regulations and procedures placed upon us.
Please let me know if I covered everything we discussed or if you have any additional input prior to
sending the information to our personnel.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Sent: Sunday, June 20, 2010 3:26 PM
To: Maki, Bob (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: Re: CID Imprest/Street Funds - Reconciliation
Bob,
Thanks for the help with this. It is much more clear now and we will make the suggested adjustments
to eliminate any further confusion.
________________________________

Sent: Sun Jun 20 14:18:06 2010
Mike/Dennis:
This is in follow up to our meeting on Friday.
I believe Wes captured correctly (below) what we discussed a year ago regarding purchase of meals. I
normally respond to an e-mail such as his and can’t find where I did.
I highlighted and underlined what I feel are key points in Wes’ e-mail below. Honestly, my
expectations for “specific justification” were as we discussed IN ADDITION TO the statement that Wes
makes below that “Food/Refreshments purchased during protracted search warrant/undercover
operation where scene/operation integrity was critical.”.
I think what occurred was perfectly acceptable, and I apologize for any confusion or frustration caused.
We were just looking for a little more justification. For instances such as these in the future, I would
advocate a little more verbiage with specifics about the situation. What would be most helpful is a list
of the names and agencies of the individuals who were provided meals or refreshments (normally the
OFM regulations require that). If confidentiality prevents that, then a simple list of positions and agency
should be included in the justification. As an example: “Meals (or refreshments) were provided to 3
WSP undercover detectives, 2 King County Sheriff’s Deputies and one Seattle PD Officer.”
Let me know if you need any additional clarification.
Kathy: Please insure your staff are briefed on this e-mail.
Thx, Bob

To: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Cc: Davis, Steve (WSP); Sorenson, Don (WSP)
Importance: High
Sir – Good afternoon … Hope all is well. During my unannounced imprest fund audit today, it was
suggested that I include you in this email that I sent out to our imprest fund holders after Captain Davis
and I met with you in early May. Thanks and take care/Wes

To: Smith, Richard (WSP); Anderson, John (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); Old, Chris
(WSP); Swainson, Edward (WSP)
Cc: Clevenger, Doug (WSP); Ducommun, Bryan (WSP); Lauer, James (WSP); McMillen, Matt (WSP);
Kearsing, Brandon (WSP); Daly, Donovan (WSP); Maijala, Jeff (WSP); Noren, Leif (WSP); Stray, Paul
(WSP); Penney, Brandie (WSP); Mauro, Vik (WSP); Erdahl, Paul (WSP); Thompson, Clint (WSP); Davis,
Steve (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: CID Imprest/Street Funds - Reconciliation
Importance: High
Good afternoon – The week before last I had a lengthy meeting with BFS regarding the
use/reconciliation of CID Imprest/Street Funds … It was brought to my attention that the use of
Imprest/Street Funds needs to be curtailed to a much narrow scope. No longer can we use
Imprest/Street Funds to purchase snacks/refreshments for warrant services/raid briefings unless pre-
approval from BFS (using the attached pre-approval request form) is obtained for such purchases
(unfortunately, no longer associating the purchase with a criminal case number works).
In discussing the issue with BFS, we still have the flexibility to purchase limited amounts of
food/refreshments using Imprest/Street Funds while at the scene of extended warrant
services/operations where it is not feasible to release workers to get food/refreshments on their own.
In these limited circumstances/situations the pre-approval request can be bypassed and Imprest/Street
Funds can be used; however, specific justification, along with the criminal case number, must
accompany the replenishment/reconciliation request (A-19) … Wording such as (or something very
similar to) “Food/Refreshments purchased during protracted search warrant/undercover operation
where scene/operation integrity was critical – WSP Case # XX-XXXXXX) … Please refrain from using the
word “Emergency” to justify any replenishment/reconciliation … The use of this word automatically
triggers additional responsibilities that will have to be provided/justified to the Governor’s Office … We
do not want to go down that road!
In addition, it was my understanding that replenishments/reconciliations could be made at anytime

within the biennial period, but not beyond that timeframe. Well, I was PARTIALLY correct … For sure
replenishments/reconciliations can’t be made beyond the biennial timeframes, but BFS wanted us/you to
submit replenishments/reconciliations monthly. This would create lots of additional paperwork for
everyone involved in the process, so I was able to get BFS to agree to allow us to make the
replenishments/reconciliations (using the standard A-19 form, attached) on a quarterly basis from here
on out (being that we have to complete Imprest/Street Fund audits quarterly, doing any applicable
replenishments/reconciliations at the same time only makes sense).
With that said, I know several of you have replenishments/reconciliations pending from over the length
of the current biennium … Since we are close to the end of the biennium (June 30, 2009) I am
requesting that everyone needing replenishment/reconciliation for this biennium submit their A-19s thru
your sergeants to me ASAP. Once the A-19s are submitted, please do not spend any additional
Imprest/Street Funds until after the start of the new biennium (July 1, 2009). Once the new biennium
starts then expenditures can be made and replenishments/reconciliations can/shall be done on a
quarterly basis throughout the biennium. I know full well that several of you have expenditures dating
back to the start of the current biennium … I have advised BFS of this and because they have changed
their direction from what we have been allowed to do in the past, they will allow me to submit the
outstanding replenishments/reconciliations as a group, so it’s imperative to complete/forward them to
me ASAP or you will not be reimbursed and have to cover the expended funds out of your own pocket!
In addition, for those of you who made food/refreshment purchases for warrant services/raid briefings,
please utilize wording similar to my example above on you’re A-19s to justify the expenditures. Once I
get all the A-19s in, I will process/ forward them directly to the BFS director for approval.
I realize this creates extra work for everyone; however, maintaining compliance with OFM rules is
paramount for us maintaining the ability to have Imprest/Street Funds for our investigative positions.
Please contact me if you have any questions … Thanks for your understanding and support/Wes

Subject: RE: Tomorrow
I am her all day. If you want to come down, we can grab a sandwich and meet up hear ahead of the
bigger meeting.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Tomorrow
Mike – Are you available for lunch tomorrow? I would like to discuss with you several things “off-line”
regarding the after-action review of the Johnson shooting. I have several pages of notes that pertain to
your division and I do not want to discuss them at the IMT briefing. If lunch will not work, we can do it
another time – I just want to get something on the books. Let me know. Thanks!
4811 Werner Rd
Bremerton, WA 98312
360-405-6601

To: Aschenbrenner, Susan (WSP)
Subject: RE: CID Change of Command Inventory
Can you tell me what the point of contacts role will be? I would like to have it be one of my
Lieutenants, but I need to know what they will be doing. Thank you.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Aschenbrenner, Susan (WSP)

Cc: Hannah, Julie (WSP); Fox, Christine (WSP)
Subject: CID Change of Command Inventory
Captain Dahl,
I am working with the Supply Section to complete asset inventories as they come due. With your
promotion comes the requirement to complete a Change of Command Inventory.
Will you please assign a point of contact that Julie Hannah and I can work with? We will set up a pre-
inventory meeting and then proceed from there.
Thank you,
Sue
Sue Aschenbrenner
360-596-4118
To: "Trisha Nelson"
Subject: RE: Golf Tournament
You can bill the shirt cost to the Athletic Association as well right? It is part of the fee and they will pay
it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Trisha Nelson [mailto:trishanelson@wspta.org]

Subject: Golf Tournament
Just sending out a confirmation that your team is set to golf at 7am on Friday, July 16th. As you know
Dennis is the only one that has not paid for the event. We will catch up with him the day of the event
unless he can stop by with a payment or call with credit card number before hand.
Your 3X and Bill’s 2X t-shirts are an additional $5 per shirt.
See you~
Trish
Subject: FW: FTR Interrogator Web-based Demonstration
This came in a couple weeks ago, but it still may be interesting to look at. I don't know anything about
the cost or the security of the recordings, but can you look at it and see what it is and get some details
about it? No hurry on this, just when you have a chance. Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP)
Subject: Fw: FTR Interrogator Web-based Demonstration
FYI...

Sent: Thu Jun 03 13:21:30 2010
Subject: FW: FTR Interrogator Web-based Demonstration
You probably already got this. I thought about CID.
Thanks, Jim
Assistant Chief James S. Lever

(360) 596-4106
From: Steve Fife [mailto:sfife@fortherecord.com]
To: Lever, Jim (WSP)
Subject: FTR Interrogator Web-based Demonstration
Dear Chief Lever,
FTR Interrogator can change the way you think about recording your police interviews - search and
playback features, real-time monitoring, confidence in recording, transfer of key snippets to interested
parties, time-stamped tamper proof video watermarks.
We're holding a series of demonstrations on the web that highlight these features.
If your department is unhappy with the way you're conducting the recording of police interviews
currently, please allow us a half hour of your time to show you the features I mentioned, and more.
You can sign up for any one of webinars using the calendar at the following link:
http://www.fortherecord.com/webinar.asp
Or you may simply contact me using the information below.
Thank you, and I look forward to showing you more.
Steve Fife
New Business Manager
2700 N. Central, Suite 810
Phoenix, AZ 85004
sfife@fortherecord.com
(602) 385-3835
I can appreciate how much email you must get for solicitations. If you would prefer not to receive
correspondence from me, you may simply reply to me with the word “unsubscribe” in the title, and I will
gladly remove you from our mailing list.
Subject: FW: CITE/Remedy Business Owner
I got this email from Julie Parkin a couple weeks ago. I would bet that Davis was the CITE coordinator
because of his vast knowledge of computers and the technical side of things. As you know, I don’t
possess those skills, but maybe Travis does. I am wondering if OPS wants to have this responsibility
and you could assign Travis to be her point of contact?
Don’t want to seem like I am dumping it, I just don’t have the technical ability. OPS is probably the
most frequent customer too and when I was there, we had Julie changing all kinds of things. Let me
know your thoughts.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Parkin, Julie (WSP)

Subject: CITE/Remedy Business Owner
Captain Davis was the CITE/Remedy business owner which means my boss and I would meet with him
about once per month and I’d give him an update on where we were with various projects and needs
for CITE and the other Remedy applications and he would let us know if we were going in the right
direction or spearhead things like finding money for a new server, etc.
I’m guessing that this now falls to you since you took over his position, if you think it belongs elsewhere
let me know, otherwise I’ll schedule a meeting for the end of the month.
Julie Parkin
CITE Developer/System Admin
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174
Subject: Coffee
Can you bring a couple pots of coffee and some cups to room 324 please?
Thanks Vicky
Subject: Re: Coffee
Harkcom can help you. He's not doing anything.

Sent: Wed Jun 23 13:14:25 2010
Subject: RE: Coffee
Give me a few, I can bring water too...
Thanks,
Vicky
Subject: Coffee
Can you bring a couple pots of coffee and some cups to room 324 please?
Thanks Vicky
To: Grulke, Debbie (WSP)
Subject: Laptops
Hi Debbie,
With all the STR that's occurring, how can I get my hands on some of the laptops that are being taken
back in?
I would like to have a few to put together response kits for major events in each District.
Thanks,
Mike
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Equipment
Let's look into getting computers/laptops/response kits through grants. Homeland Security?
Let's make a list of what we would need and start the appropriate acquisition.
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: 33
I am at firearms training today. Call the BB if you need to, otherwise I will see you this afternoon.
Thanks,
Subject: Re: CITE/Remedy Business Owner
See you at the range.
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 07:35:23 2010
Subject: RE: CITE/Remedy Business Owner
Mike,
I can check with Travis but will be at the range today. I will forward just Julie’s email and determine
interest or concerns.
Mike

I got this email from Julie Parkin a couple weeks ago. I would bet that Davis was the CITE coordinator
because of his vast knowledge of computers and the technical side of things. As you know, I don’t
possess those skills, but maybe Travis does. I am wondering if OPS wants to have this responsibility
and you could assign Travis to be her point of contact?
Don’t want to seem like I am dumping it, I just don’t have the technical ability. OPS is probably the
most frequent customer too and when I was there, we had Julie changing all kinds of things. Let me
know your thoughts.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Julie Parkin
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174
Subject: Re: Exemption for Bremerton
Thank you Sir. I will pass it on to Chuck.
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 09:50:53 2010
Subject: Exemption for Bremerton
Mike,
I am not sure who wrote the exemption for Bremerton but whoever it was did a superb job articulating
the critical need for filling the position.
Thanks to you and your staff for the great staff work.
Approved by me and forwarded to the Deputy Chief.
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Subject: Fw: Exemption for Bremerton
See the AC comments below. Thanks Chuck.
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 09:50:53 2010
Subject: Exemption for Bremerton
Mike,
I am not sure who wrote the exemption for Bremerton but whoever it was did a superb job articulating
the critical need for filling the position.
Thanks to you and your staff for the great staff work.
Approved by me and forwarded to the Deputy Chief.
Greg
(360) 704-2979
To: Batiste, John (WSP)
Subject: Re: CID Assist - 10-009298
Will do Chief. I will get the information to you.
Mike
________________________________

To: Marsh, Marcia (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Sent: Thu Jun 24 11:42:22 2010
Subject: RE: CID Assist - 10-009298
Mike, take a look at Marcia’s comments in order to ensure if this fatality should or shouldn’t be counted
in the fatality recap.
Chief John R. Batiste
PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128
From: Marsh, Marcia (WSP)

Good Morning, Chief!
The answer to your question is, “it depends.” If the road was not gated or gate was open, no signs
posted that stated it was private, and the public could get in there, it could be counted. If signs posted
clearly stated it was private, “do not enter,” “closed for winter,” and the person clearly went around the
sign then it would not be counted.
Based on the information provided in the report, and the fact it is a working logging truck involved on
this road (he was permitted to be in there as a place of work vs. just driving around a barrier, my bet is
that FARS will not take this, but will likely confirm with NHTSA. Usually Forest Service Roads are
counted in FARS, however, so many logging trucks do make it into the data set.
WSDOT will not include this in their data set, so that also would give FARS cause to lean towards not
counting it if truly “private”. Here is the difference in definitions:
Private Way – Related
FARS includes these cases when no barrier to public exists
WSDOT does not include cases where crash occurred more than 20 feet from trafficway.
Marcia J. Marsh
Law Enforcement Analyst

Field Operations Bureau HQ
(360) 596-4132

To: Marsh, Marcia (WSP)
Subject: Fw: CID Assist - 10-009298
Marcia, does this count in FARS due to the type of road?

Chief John Batiste,
________________________________
From: Cardinal, Craig (WSP)

To: CID Notification Group
Cc: Marken, Michael (WSP)
Sent: Thu Jun 24 06:23:18 2010
Subject: CID Assist - 10-009298
Detective Craig W. Cardinal
10945 Chuckanut Drive
Burlington, WA 98233
Wk # (360) 757-2008
FAX # (360) 707-5517
email craig.cardinal@wsp.wa.gov
FYI AC miller,
We are checking on this for Chief Batiste. I will have Marken get me the details.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 11:42:22 2010
PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128

Marcia J. Marsh

(360) 596-4132


Chief John Batiste,
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 06:23:18 2010
Wk # (360) 757-2008
FAX # (360) 707-5517
Chuck,
Can you get some detail from Cardinal about this crash? See the questions below and let me know what
the answers are. I will check with Marcia.
Thanks,
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 11:42:22 2010
PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128

Marcia J. Marsh

(360) 596-4132


Chief John Batiste,
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 06:23:18 2010
Wk # (360) 757-2008
FAX # (360) 707-5517
To: Batiste, John (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Chief,
I spoke with Marcia and with Tracy Perkins at CRD. Right now it is listed on the recap but Tracy has an
email in to her FARS contact and expects to hear back today or early tomorrow.
It is likely to come off the recap due to the location it occurred and the fact it was a "primitive" logging
road.
I have been added to the distribution list from Tracy and when she know, I will forward the answer to
you.
Please let me know if you need anything else.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 11:42:22 2010
PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128


Marcia J. Marsh

(360) 596-4132


Chief John Batiste,
________________________________
Sent: Thu Jun 24 06:23:18 2010
Wk # (360) 757-2008
FAX # (360) 707-5517
I will and thank you again.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 12:48:58 2010
Captain Dahl,
If you could designate a lead for CID I would ask Travis to coordinate with them to ensure efforts for
the two divisions are supported.
Thanks Mike

I'd be good with that. Would CID be okay with that? I think one of the CID lieutenants and I should
tag-team it.

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 07:36:09 2010
Travis,
Your thoughts on getting this function in OPS and assigning it to you?

Julie Parkin
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174
Subject: Re: Warrant Tomorrow
No issues from me Sir. Chuck will be there too.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 10:58:50 2010
Subject: Warrant Tomorrow
Mike,
Any objections to me observing the warrant service in Mason County tomorrow? If not, I plan on being
at the Academy at 04:30 for the briefing.
I believe it would be a good learning experience for me and good for our Detectives to see me come
out.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Re:
Thank you my friend. I am really glad to be here and I am learning fast.
I am so proud of this division and its people. Especially after yesterdays AAR. We had the meeting with
D-8 and it went well. We were ready for them and it wasn't a complaint session.
CID did a good job and we got a list of lessons learned so we can implement those.
I appreciate you and your crew. Let me know if there is anything I can do for you.
Thanks,
Mike
________________________________
From: Wade, Ken (WSP)

Sent: Thu Jun 24 14:01:57 2010
Subject:
Sir,
You looked tired today. I wanted to let you know that I appreciate you taking on our leadership role
and let you know I am glad you took on CID.
I realize you have a lot going on and if there is anything I can help with, please let me know.
It will get better:)
Ken
Subject: FW: Temporary lay Off Implementation Information
Attachments: Office Closed Direction.docx
Please forward this to any of your offices that would be closed on the two furlough days. The first
notice needs to go up as soon as possible, the second near to the actual closure days.
If you don’t have an office that is going to be closed, you don’t have to send this.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Anderson, Jim (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike
(WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP)
Subject: Temporary lay Off Implementation Information
Hello Commanders,
Attached is a sheet with talking notes for your employees put together for District Commanders in
regard to Office Closures for July 12 and August 6. The notice includes standardized language to be
posted on affected offices. Please see excerpt below and use the attached information for consistency
with the Districts.
Thanks,
Greg
To reduce confusion in the public, we need to communicate in a uniform fashion statewide that our
offices are closed and why. Citizens need to understand the office is closed to the general public for
routine requests, but our emergency services will remain.
Attached are two standardized notices. The first should be posted immediately at the public entrance,
upon receiving this IOC. The second attachment should be placed on all affected buildings where the
public may attempt to contact our agency on the day of the closure. Please apply this notice to the
WSP public entrance(s) during business hours on each day specified above.
Additionally, please have public phone lines and out-of-office notifications reflect the same message as
the attachment.
(360) 704-2979
Subject: Howzit
How is it going?
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: RE: Confidential Report
When the final version is agreed upon, it needs to have cases that are still awaiting prosecution listed
on it. I We need to ensure that current cases and cases that are not completely through the
prosecution phase are listed so we know to continue to follow up.
Otherwise, this looks good.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: FW: Confidential Report
Captain,
Attached is the preliminary confidential report from CITE that Julie Parkin is developing. Do you have
any thoughts or input on the report?
After yesterday’s meeting, we realized there are several cases on this report that will need to have the
status changed and/or updated, which will drop them off the report.

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Confidential Report
Here’s a draft of the report. Let me know who you want to be able to run this report.
Julie Parkin
Remedy Development
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174
Subject: RE: VIN In-Service
Sounds good, thanks for the research on the budget. Please prepare the schedule and the agenda and
send it to me in advance, I would like to see what we cover so I can get educated. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: VIN In-Service
Captain,
I would like to hold the annual VIN in-service as follows:
· Tuesday, September 28 through Thursday, September 30 (16 hours of training)
· Rocky Reach Dam in Wenatchee or the Bull Frog DOT facility near Cle Elum. Both locations are
government-owned and are within a cheap per diem county.
With an estimated 24 attendees, the total travel cost will be between $6,000 and $7,000. My VIN
budget has a biennium-to-date positive variance of $50,000 and the travel variance is a positive $1,100.
Thank you,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Cc: Aschenbrenner, Susan (WSP)
Subject: FW: CID Change of Command Inventory
Dennis,
I would like you to be the point of contact for this inventory. We can talk about the details of it after
you contact Julie Hannah to see what it entails. I would like to be involved in it as well so I can see
how it goes and what it involves.
Please contact Julie and arrange it and let me know if you need anything. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Hi Mike,
The POC would be the person responsible to ensure the inventory gets completed in a timely manner.
The POC would assign individuals within the division to complete portions of the inventory. Julie
Hannah would communicate through the POC if questions arise after the inventory has been completed.
Sue
Sue Aschenbrenner
360-596-4118

To: Aschenbrenner, Susan (WSP)
Can you tell me what the point of contacts role will be? I would like to have it be one of my
Lieutenants, but I need to know what they will be doing. Thank you.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Hannah, Julie (WSP); Fox, Christine (WSP)
Subject: CID Change of Command Inventory
Captain Dahl,
I am working with the Supply Section to complete asset inventories as they come due. With your
promotion comes the requirement to complete a Change of Command Inventory.
Will you please assign a point of contact that Julie Hannah and I can work with? We will set up a pre-
inventory meeting and then proceed from there.
Thank you,
Sue
Sue Aschenbrenner
360-596-4118
To: Perkins, Tracy (WSP)
Subject: RE: Daily Fatal Recap
Hi Tracy,
Is the logging truck one from D-7 on here? My understanding from the Investigator is that this was
more of an assist to L+I vs. a collision investigation.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Perkins, Tracy [mailto:PerkinT@wsdot.wa.gov]

To: Miller-Hewitt, Anne (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); Kerwin,
Bob (WSP); Brian Ursino; Bruce Thomas; Stewart, Courtney (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Dunn, Cynthia
(WSP); Alexander, Dale (WSP); Coon, Dan (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); McNulty, Delma (WSP); G-D-D3
Communications; G-D-D7 Communications; Williams, Freddy (WSP); Wortman, Virginia (WSP);
Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Anderson, Heather (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Fisher, Jason (WSP); DeVere,
Jeff (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Jim Morelli; Baumgartner, Jo (WSP); Trebaczewski, Joanna (WSP); Batiste,
John (WSP); Keller, Joyce (WSP); Johnson, Julie (WSP); Balogh, Kae (WSP); Leary, Keith (WSP);
Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Baird, Kevin (WSP); Rudeen, Kirk (WSP); Hedstrom, Krista (WSP); Browell,
LaDonna (WSP); Borrell, Larry (WSP); Gocha, Laura (WSP); Cashen, Laurie (WSP); Langlois, Laurie
(WSP); Spaetig, Linda (WSP); Lynn Drake; Marsh, Marcia (WSP); Fields, Mark (WSP); Thomas, Mark
(WSP); Wilton, Mark (WSP); VanGorkom, Melissa (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP);
Simpson, Monte (WSP); Greenlee, Paulette (WSP); Taylor, Phyllis (WSP); Calkins, Robert (WSP);
Reichert, Robin (WSP); Hartsock, Sean (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Davis, Steve
(WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Turcott, Mike (WSP); William Larson; LeBlanc, Yvonne
(WSP)
Subject: Daily Fatal Recap
Attached is the Daily Fatal Recap.

Tracy L. Perkins
Criminal Records Division
Collision Records Section
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474
Dennis,
Prior to me getting here, Captain Davis was the point of contact for CITE. He would meet with Julie
Parkin and her boss monthly to discuss CITE and it’s applications, etc..
Since I am sure he had it because of his computer knowledge, I don’t feel I am the one to continue it.
I asked Captain DePalma if OPS would like to have this role and he could assign Travis to it. He agreed
since they are already working with Julie so frequently to modify CITE. The agreement was made that
Travis and one of our Lieutenants would handle this. Can you please coordinate with Travis and Julie
to set up the monthly meetings? Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Dahl,
If you could designate a lead for CID I would ask Travis to coordinate with them to ensure efforts for
the two divisions are supported.
Thanks Mike

I'd be good with that. Would CID be okay with that? I think one of the CID lieutenants and I should
tag-team it.

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 07:36:09 2010
Travis,
Your thoughts on getting this function in OPS and assigning it to you?

Julie Parkin
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174
Subject: FW: request sergeant"s position
Chuck,
Mjor’s promotion leaves us an opening in Tacoma. Can you please prepare another exemption so we
can get approval to fill it quickly? You should be able to use much of the same language from the one
you did recently for D-8.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Marshall, Pat (WSP); Dubler, Shawn (WSP); Cashen, Laurie (WSP); Wulfekuhle, Melodie (WSP)
Subject: RE: request sergeant's position
Chief Hattell: Trooper Detective James Mjor, CID, has accepted the promotion and transfer to
Burlington (formerly occupied by Trp. Tyler Drake).
Captains: Requesting effective date, reporting date/time
Laurie: Requesting EAR please
Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thank you.
From: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)

To: Fabregas, Yvette (WSP); Dubler, Shawn (WSP)
Cc: Marshall, Pat (WSP)
Subject: FW: request sergeant's position
Captain Marc Lamoreaux
(360) 704-2324
Marc.lamoreaux@wsp.wa.gov

To: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)
Marc,
Please move forward with this.
Thanks Ken for Chief Hattell

Approved

Chief I am requesting approval to go to the list.
Ken G

To: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP)
Cc: Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Marshall, Pat (WSP); Dubler, Shawn (WSP); Ethredge, Debby (WSP)
UPDATE:
The only sergeant on the Burlington transfer list declined the transfer. The list is now exhausted.
Thank you.
From: Marshall, Pat (WSP)

FYI

To: Dubler, Shawn (WSP); Jones, Yvette (WSP)
Cc: Ethredge, Debby (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Marshall, Pat (WSP);
Chavira, Debbie (WSP)
Yvette/Shawn,
DC Karnitz has approved going to the Sgt transfer list to fill the sergeant opening in D7, Burlington.
Please notify Chief Hattell with a cc to Captain Ginnard and me once someone accepts or the list
becomes exhausted. Thank you. Marc
(360) 704-2324

Cc: Ethredge, Debby (WSP)
Captain Lamoreaux,
Please move forward in filling this position.
Thanks Ken

Subject: Re: request sergeant's position
Approved
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jun 16 15:06:48 2010
Chief this is the position that Taylor Drake held . Drake has accepted a transfer to Hoquiam. With your
approval I will ask HRD to move forward Drakes report date to D8 is July 1.
Ken G
From: Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP)

Subject: request sergeant's position
This is to request the agency fill the Burlington sergeant’s position, position #6134, BB074010.
Captain Ken Ginnard
Service With Humility
2700 116th St NE
Marysville WA 98271-9425
Phone: (360) 651-6337
E-Mail: kenneth.ginnard@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: Meeting
Steve,
I have a clock for Julie and I would like to present it to her at your next leadership meeting. Can you
tell me when that is scheduled?
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

image002.png
Melissa,
Did you ever get this information? I want to close the loop, but I didn’t hear if you had what you needed.
Please let me know and thanks for the patience.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Good Morning AC,
This was a conversation between Melissa and me and I don’t think you were on the cc list. I’ll try to find the original e-mail
and get that to you.
Hope this helps. Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 21 10:12:20 2010
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 21 09:59:11 2010
AC Miller,
Melissa Van Gorkom
(360) 596-4017
Micro 12 Ext 11017

Hi Melissa,
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 21 09:18:39 2010
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 21 08:42:56 2010
Good morning Mike,
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Commanders,
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979

Kitty (WSP)
Melissa Van Gorkom
(360) 596-4017
Micro 12 Ext 11017

Subject: FW: Travel and Expense Management System Notification Regarding - JULIE MYER
I corrected this today and resent it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: kathy.cerbes@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:kathy.cerbes@wsp.wa.gov]

Cc: Myer, Julie (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: Travel and Expense Management System Notification Regarding - JULIE MYER
Reimbursement Request Description: June 2010 Travel
Action: Rerouted - This reimbursement request has been rerouted.
Comments: Travel reimbursement request was routed to an incorrect approver. Reroute back to Captain
Dahl so he may route it to Fiscal Group. By Agency Admin. Kathy Cerbes
Click Here for Travel and Expense Management System:

Intranet Access:https://tems.ofm.wa.gov/
Internet Access: https://fortress.wa.gov/ofm/tems
Subject: FW: Travel and Expense Management System Notification Regarding - KEITH W HUNTLEY
I corrected this today and resent it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: kathy.cerbes@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:kathy.cerbes@wsp.wa.gov]

Subject: Travel and Expense Management System Notification Regarding - KEITH W HUNTLEY
Reimbursement Request Description: Travel to Eastern WA
Action: Rerouted - This reimbursement request has been rerouted.
Comments: Travel reimbursement request was sent to an incorrect approver. Reroute back to Captain
Dahl, so he may route it to Fiscal Group. By Agency Admin. Kathy Cerbes.
Click Here for Travel and Expense Management System:

Intranet Access:https://tems.ofm.wa.gov/
Internet Access: https://fortress.wa.gov/ofm/tems
Subject: RE: Weekly Confidential Report Revision
This is a better looking update. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Weekly Confidential Report Revision
Boss,
For your review. Thanks.
Chuck
Lieutenant Charles P. LeBlanc #90
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
"Servitum Humilitate"
CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT
If this message was sent to you in error, any use, disclosure or distribution of its contents is prohibited.
If you receive this message in error, please contact me at the telephone number or e-mail address listed
above and delete this message without printing, copying, or forwarding it. Thank you.
Cc: Matheson, Travis (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: FW: CITE-Business meeting
See the attached from Julie.
Travis/Dennis, if this meeting gets to cerebral for either one of you, you can call me or Captain
DePalma and we can assure you that you are smart enough to be there.
I have my fingers crossed.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
_____________________________________________
Subject: RE: CITE-Business meeting
Ok – I’ll see how that goes… the meeting had been a very high level update across the agency of
where my group is with various projects and future items that may need funding, like replacement
server. This covered CITE (FOB, IAD, CID, Communications, Public Disclosure, BFS) , the OPS
application, Evaluation Tracking, Aviation flight tracking and POPS.
Julie Parkin
Remedy Development
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174
-----Original Appointment-----
Subject: Declined: CITE-Business meeting
When: Occurs the last Wednesday of every 1 month effective 9/29/2004 from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM
(GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada).
Where: Pat's Office
I have asked Dennis Bosman to head this up in conjunction with Travis Matheson from OPS. DePalma
and I have agreed to share it and have the Lieutenants work with you since they each have knowledge
of CITE and what each of our divisions needs are.
Thanks Julie,
Mike
Thanks Chuck for checking on this.
Let me know on Monday.
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jun 25 12:31:25 2010
Captain,
I was never able to contact Liebrecht due to him being gone in training....but in talking with Wade
there is a strong possibility for murder charges in this case. I will have Liebrecht check with the PA on
Monday to confirm.
Chuck
Sent from my BlackBerry
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jun 25 11:20:17 2010
Did Terry Liebrecht get back to you on this? I heard we were waiting for the Prosecutor to weigh in but
didn’t hear if he had.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

When you get a chance, can you check on this? I know you have already, but I would like to get a
response to the AC. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Hi Mike,
Is it possible this could result in murder charges as opposed to vehicular homicide?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
From: Wortman, Virginia (WSP)
Gini Wortman
Station Manager
Phone (509)249-6751
Micro 12 Ext 30151
Fax (509)249-6771
virginia.wortman@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: RE: CID Weekly Report with Confidential Personnel Information
Thanks Chief,
I looked at the CITE version we may move to and it is not quite there in terms of quality, but we are
tweaking it. I will run it by you before we change the format.
Have a great weekend,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Mike,
Thanks a lot for the much improved status on the confidential cases. I am good with going to a two
week reporting period as opposed to every week. How about Friday of every other week?
Have a good weekend,

Greg
(360) 704-2979

Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Good Afternoon,
Attached is CID’s weekly report with confidential information.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: RE: FLUP
Thank you Melinda. This is perfect.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FLUP
Good afternoon Captain Dahl!
As you requested, attached are the FLUP checklists.
Please let me know if I can help you with anything else.
Mel
To: Rethwill, Wes (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Prouty, James (WSP)
Cc: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP)
Subject: Interesting article to share
Attachments: Triangle of Death.docx
This article is a summary of a study commissioned by IACP. This is very interesting and should be
incorporated in to our training. It also needs to be shared with our Troopers.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Dahl
AC Miller,
Unless you object, I am going to leave at 4 today.
I will have my BB if you need anything.
Mike
Subject: Re: Out of Office: investigation of Ecology employee
Give it to Ken. Erdahl reports to him. Se you Monday.
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jun 25 17:31:28 2010
Subject: Fw: Out of Office: investigation of Ecology employee
Captain,
I forgot that Keith was on vacation. I will handle on Monday.
Chuck
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jun 25 17:30:00 2010
Subject: Out of Office: investigation of Ecology employee
I will be out of the office from Friday, June 25, 2010, returning Monday, July 5, 2010. If you need
further assistance, please contact Ms. Vicky Leonard at (360) 704-2958.
Subject: FW: Retiree Passed
AC Miller,
We got this notification very late on Friday as you can see. We notified the CID group so that if they
wanted to attend the funeral, they could. AC Hattell was notified via email.
Since the turnaround time was so short for his funeral, we did not do a bulletin announcement. Is there
a reason to do one now that his funeral time has passed? I suspect that since we notified the CID
group, the word got out.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Johnson, Bob (WSP)

To: CID All Employees; G-S-District-5-Everyone
Retired VIN Inspector Thomas Tarmichael passed away yesterday from a heart attack. His funeral
service is scheduled for Monday, June 28th and the details are listed below. Thank you.

Cc: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); McLaughlin, Amber (WSP); Garrison, Ken (WSP); Rupke,
Ronald (WSP); Schatzel, Steve (WSP); Smith, Michelle (WSP)
I spoke with Mary Ellen who told me that Tom passed away yesterday unexpectedly from a heart attack.
She advised he had retired from WSP in 2001 after 13 years as a VIN Inspector. His funeral is set for
Monday, June 28, 2010, at 10 a.m., at St. Peter’s Catholic Church, 2315 N. Main Street, Newburg,
Oregon, 97132, with internment at 1 p.m. at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, Oregon. I
advised Mary Ellen that we would be unable to get the information in today’s Daily Bulletin, but would
send it out to the D-5 Retiree’s e-mail group that we keep locally. I have spoken with Amber and HRD
will be contacting Mary Ellen. I have left you a message and am awaiting your call. Thanks.

To: McLaughlin, Amber (WSP)
I will provide additional information shortly. Thanks.
From: Smith, Michelle (WSP)

Cc: Johnson, Bob (WSP)
Subject: Retiree Passed
Good Morning,
I just got a call from Mary Ellen Tarkalson who wanted to notify us that retired Vin Inspector Thomas
Tarmichael passed away and she wanted to get the information to his former co-workers.
They are still working out the funeral arrangements. I told her I would pass the information to you
since I did not know who he belonged to (as a retiree).
Mary Ellen can be reached at: 503-349-6760.

~Thanks
Michelle
Michelle Smith
Secretary Supervisor
District 5 | Vancouver
360.449.7908 | Micro 12 ext 50108 | Fax 360.449.7996
CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This communication with its contents may contain confidential and/or
legally privileged information. It is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). Unauthorized
interception, review, use, copying or disclosure is prohibited and may violate applicable laws including
the Electronic Communications Privacy Act. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the
sender and destroy all copies of the communication.
.
To: Bradford, Angie (WSP)
Subject: RE: Promotion - Brian George
Yes, I will be attending and I would be happy to read the resume.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Bradford, Angie (WSP)

Cc: Clark, Charles (WSP); Dubler, Shawn (WSP)
Subject: Promotion - Brian George
Good morning Captain Dahl,
Sergeant Brian George’s promotion will be next Tuesday, July 6, 2010, at 2 pm. Will you be available to
read his resume?
Thank you.
Angie Bradford
Trooper Cadet Testing Unit
PO Box 42620
(360) 704-2305'
angie.bradford@wsp.wa.gov
Cc: VanGorkom, Melissa (WSP)
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If you do find the email, please resend it to Melissa. If not, then please send her one that details the information that she
needs to complete the update to the LAR. Thanks Keith,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
No, I don’t recall receiving an e-mail.
We just need to know if it has been completed. If it has not been completed, but is in progress, if you could let us know the
anticipated completion date so that we can update the spreadsheet accordingly, that would be great.
Thanks,
Melissa Van Gorkom
(360) 596-4017
Micro 12 Ext 11017

Melissa,
Did you ever get this information? I want to close the loop, but I didn’t hear if you had what you needed.
Please let me know and thanks for the patience.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Good Morning AC,
This was a conversation between Melissa and me and I don’t think you were on the cc list. I’ll try to find the original e-mail
and get that to you.
Hope this helps. Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

________________________________
Sent: Mon Jun 21 10:12:20 2010
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 21 09:59:11 2010
AC Miller,
Melissa Van Gorkom
(360) 596-4017
Micro 12 Ext 11017

Hi Melissa,
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 21 09:18:39 2010
________________________________
Sent: Mon Jun 21 08:42:56 2010
Good morning Mike,
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Commanders,
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Kitty (WSP)
Melissa Van Gorkom
(360) 596-4017
Micro 12 Ext 11017

To: DeVere, Jeff (WSP)
Subject: Ride along
Jeff,
I have a nephew that is interested in the patrol and wants to do a ride along with one of your
Troopers. I will work out the details with HRD as far as what the requirements are. When that is done,
would you have a problem with me picking someone down here for him to ride with? I will work
through the Lieutenant to pick the time, but I am thinking Guy Gill will do a good job.
Let me know and thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Ride Along
Hi Marc,
I have been out of the loop as far as ride a long’s for the last couple years. My nephew is interested in
the patrol and would like to go out on a ride with a local Trooper. I have an email in to Jeff DeVere to
select someone, but is there something else we need to do.
I appreciate the help,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Johnson, Julie (WSP)
Subject: FW: Ride along
Julie,
Can you review the email below and let me know?
Thanks, Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Ride along
Jeff,

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Ride Along
Perfect and thanks for the quick response.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Ride Along
That’s it – the district approves all ride alongs. Marc
(360) 704-2324

Subject: Ride Along
Hi Marc,
I have been out of the loop as far as ride a long’s for the last couple years. My nephew is interested in
the patrol and would like to go out on a ride with a local Trooper. I have an email in to Jeff DeVere to
select someone, but is there something else we need to do.
I appreciate the help,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Sergeant Mjor
FYI. Captain Ginnard called and wanted him to report by the 16th and I agreed.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Fabregas, Yvette (WSP); Dubler, Shawn (WSP)
Cc: Marshall, Pat (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: FW: Sergeant Mjor
For your handling. Marc
(360) 704-2324
From: Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP)

Cc: Mjor, James (WSP)
Subject: Sergeant Mjor
Marc,
Captain Dahl and I have agreed to an effective date of July 16th with a report date of July 19th at
10am.
Thanks, Ken
Captain Ken Ginnard
Service With Humility
2700 116th St NE
Marysville WA 98271-9425
Phone: (360) 651-6337
E-Mail: kenneth.ginnard@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: RE: Ride along
Thanks, I think Guy will be a good one too. I will work through his Sergeant to schedule a time.
Thanks again.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Johnson, Julie (WSP)

Cc: Hartsock, Sean (WSP)
Subject: Ride along
Mike,
We encourage ride a longs for potential future troopers, especially when recommended by our own
employees.
Guy Gill is a great choice.
Julie

Subject: FW: Ride along
Julie,
Can you review the email below and let me know?
Thanks, Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Ride along
Jeff,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: RE: Retiree Passed
Good thought sir, I will handle it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Greene, Geri (WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Batiste, John (WSP)
Thanks Mike,
I see that HRD was looped in. Can you please ask Amber if she intends to put out a DB even though
the funeral is over? I imagine folks might like to know whether or not the family would appreciate
calls/cards.
“Retired VIN Inspector Thomas Tarmichael passed away yesterday from a heart attack. His funeral
service is scheduled for Monday, June 28th”
Greg

(360) 704-2979

AC Miller,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)





Good Morning,
~Thanks
Michelle
Michelle Smith
360.449.7908 | Micro 12 ext 50108 | Fax 360.449.7996
.
Subject: Re: TIme off
Works for me. Have fun.
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 28 12:09:56 2010
Subject: TIme off
Boss,
Sally just called and wanted me to check if it would be okay to take Monday, July 5 (holiday), Tuesday,
July 6 and Wednesday, July 7 off for a family get together in Spokane. I checked the vacation schedule
and the only one in our command staff that is gone is Keith, who returns to work on July 6th. Thanks
for your consideration.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Amber,
Can you please let me know if you plan to put a bulletin announcement out today? I wrote part of the
announcement, but it needs more information. I suspect that HRD is in contact with the family and you
guys can come up with the rest of the announcement. Thanks and let me know if you have any
questions.
If you need it written, you can use this to begin with:
Retired VIN Inspector Thomas Tarmichael passed away unexpectedly on Thursday June 24th, 2010.
Thomas retired from the WSP in 2001 after 13 years of service. His funeral was held today in Newburg,
Oregon and he will be interned at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks Mike,
calls/cards.
Greg
(360) 704-2979

AC Miller,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)





Good Morning,
~Thanks
Michelle
Michelle Smith
360.449.7908 | Micro 12 ext 50108 | Fax 360.449.7996
.
Subject: FW: Crime Scene Photos - Article Philadelphia Inquirer
Please pass on the article below to your folks.
Under no circumstances are our WSP personnel to take personal or cell phone photos of any crime
scene. They will also not circulate or forward any photos that they have received regardless of if the
case is ours or not. I feel certain that this will not be an issue for us, but I want it forwarded out
anyway.
Please emphasize this with our supervisors and ensure that we are being respectful and professional.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Crime Scene Photos - Article Philadelphia Inquirer
FYI - article regarding unauthorized photos.
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979

To: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Hebert, Larry
(WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: Crime Scene Photos - Article Philadelphia Inquirer
The Chief forwarded the link to this article to Marty Knorr to consider from an IT standpoint. I wanted
to share the article as this has become a huge national issue.
Keeping officers' unauthorized crime-scene photos from going viral
By Allison Steele
Inquirer Staff Writer
Shortly after 10 a.m. on July 11, 2008, police and ambulances arrived at a crash on I-95 in Philadelphia
to find an uncommonly gruesome sight.
With five cars scattered in wreckage across both sides of the highway, traffic near the Bridge Street exit
was at a standstill. A pickup truck lay in the northbound lanes, its windshield shattered. A short distance
away was 50-year-old Ferdinand Ramirez Villaneuva, whose head had landed about a dozen feet from
his body.
Even for veteran police officers, seeing a dismemberment up close is unusual - so unusual that one
officer snapped a grisly photo of the mutilated body with his camera phone and sent it to someone. It's
unclear how many others saw the photo, but eventually it traveled to people who have no connection to
the accident, or to the man who died.
It's nothing new for police to take photos with personal cameras. Some veteran officers keep
scrapbooks, and some detectives used to carry cameras to snap pictures of scenes before the Crime
Scene Unit arrived, just to ensure that nothing got moved.
What has changed is the technology and the way people exchange information. Camera phones make it
easier than ever to distribute images, and officers can instantly forward pictures to colleagues, friends,
or family. Sending a photo via cell phone means the sender loses control of it and, from that point, has
no way of knowing where it will end up. In one case, family members received a photo of a relative's
dead body, and according to law experts, a photo landing on the Internet or in the wrong hands could
have legal ramifications.
Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey condemned the taking of personal photos at crime scenes,
calling it unprofessional and immature.
"I think it's pretty sick to take pictures of crime scenes when it's not part of your job," Ramsey said.
"It's ghoulish. And I can't figure out why you would want to remember some of that stuff. It's bad
enough that you have to see it in the first place."
The department's guidelines forbid officers from using personal camera phones to document scenes or
evidence. But whether due to a morbid fascination, a genuine interest in crime-scene photography, or a
desire to keep souvenirs from on-the-job experiences, some officers say, it happens all the time.
Short of confiscating officers' cell phones, the department can do little to prevent picture-taking. But
Ramsey said any officer caught doing it would be disciplined. He declined to elaborate, saying that the
punishment would depend on the circumstances and that officers who forward pictures sent by others
were subject to the same rules.
"Even if you didn't take it, you shouldn't forward it," he said. "You shouldn't add to the problem."
As camera phones and mobile Web-browsing have become ubiquitous, police organizations across the
country have started adapting their policies to keep up with technology. The Washington-based
International Association of Chiefs of Police issued guidelines last month on how officers should use
social-media sites such as Facebook and Twitter, but there was no mention of cell phones.
Officers have been caught sending inappropriate cell-phone pictures in a handful of police departments
elsewhere, including New Jersey, where a Sussex County appeals court in March upheld the 30-day
suspension of an officer who sent a photo from a murder-suicide investigation to a friend.
In addition to being a violation of department guidelines, Ramsey said, the behavior is demeaning to
victims and their families. "Would you want someone taking a picture of one of your loved ones?" he
said. "These guys need to think about that."
Ramirez Villaneuva and his wife, Anna Torres, were on their way home from the supermarket on that
morning in 2008 when an out-of-control Chevrolet Monte Carlo smashed into the back of their pickup
truck at an estimated 80 m.p.h.
The crash, which according to police was caused by a New Jersey man who was high on morphine, sent
Ramirez Villaneuva's truck crashing into the center barrier. The truck flipped into oncoming traffic,
throwing Torres from the car, and ejecting Ramirez Villaneuva through the windshield.
Torres, whose skull was fractured in the accident, learned last week that a picture of her husband's
body was taken and sent to others after the crash.
"I don't understand," she said in an interview in her Kensington home, speaking in Spanish, her eyes
filling with tears. "People saw it, but we didn't see it?"
Torres now struggles to pay her bills and, for months, suffered from headaches as a result of her
injuries. Her son, 30-year-old Ferdinand Ramirez Jr., said that if Torres had somehow seen the photo, it
could have brought on an asthma attack.
"I don't know why they would do that," Ramirez said. "Why did they do that?"
Investigators from the Crime Scene Unit have the official task of taking evidentiary photographs after a
crime has taken place, documenting every inch of a scene.
But last summer, after a local newspaper got hold of a photograph of skeletal remains, it came to
Ramsey's attention that others were taking pictures on the job. An investigation revealed that an officer
was responsible, said Anthony DiLacqua, chief of the Internal Affairs Division. That officer was
disciplined, though DiLacqua would not specify how.
In September, as a result of the incident, Ramsey added a directive to the department's guidelines,
prohibiting the use of privately owned cameras or other devices to record scenes or evidence while on
duty.
But if it's hard to stop officers from taking pictures, it might be just as hard to catch them. Asked how
many officers have been investigated for taking crime-scene pictures, DiLacqua could think of only one.
The case of Daniel Giddings, who killed Officer Patrick McDonald in September 2008 before he was shot
by police, provides one example of how fast a camera-phone picture can travel.
In the hours after Giddings was shot by police in North Philadelphia, a picture of Giddings' bloodstained,
lifeless body circulated rapidly through the Police Department's cell phones. Again and again, people hit
"send" until the image spread beyond the police force.
One sergeant's mechanic received the picture. A lieutenant returned home to find someone had sent it
to his teenage daughter. And soon enough, members of Giddings' own family received it on their
phones.
Giddings' mother, Theresa Bryant, said no one in the family recognized the phone number attached to
the picture. But they assumed a police officer was behind it.
"I guess they got a thrill out of it," Bryant said. "They might have thought it was funny that he was
laying there dead on the ground. But it wasn't funny to me."
Because Giddings died, there was no ongoing investigation into McDonald's death. But legal experts said
photographs of evidence in an open case, such as the accident that killed Ramirez Villaneuva, could
have a legal effect.
L. George Parry, a defense attorney who formerly headed the police corruption unit for the District
Attorney's Office, said cell-phone photos could create trouble for prosecutors if they became public.
"It certainly could raise questions for defense counsel," he said. "As an attorney, you want to get every
possible picture of a crime scene, and usually people try to control those scenes for that reason. If you
have these 'freelance' photographers running around, it may turn out that there are things in these
pictures that don't fit the prosecution's case."
Parry knew some Philadelphia officers who took pictures of scenes in the 1970s, some of whom seemed
to do so out of apparent amusement or scorn for the victim. But Parry speculated that many officers
who take pictures may not do so maliciously, but in a misguided attempt at processing a disturbing
reality.
"Officers get desensitized to the not-nice aspects of life," Parry said. "A few short miles from where you
and your family live, you're plunged daily into this world where terrible things happen. It's very
disorienting, and to react like this may be a type of coping mechanism."
Whatever the reasons, Parry said, the behavior is basically impossible to control.
"You can't stop cops from sleeping on the job, you can't stop cops from going into a bar and having a
few nips while on the job, but you try to enforce these things," Parry said. "There has to be some sense
that this isn't acceptable.
"It really goes to the professionalism of the department," he added. "It makes them look very bad. That
dead body there was somebody's loved one, and people are entitled to a little more dignity than to be
used as objects of entertainment."
Thanks, Jim
(360) 596-4106
Subject: Fw: WSP Temp. Layoff List as of 6/22/2010
Please follow HRD guidance below.
Thanks
________________________________

To: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Burns,
Steve (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP);
DeVere, Jeff (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Estes, Coral (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Gundermann,
Chris (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP);
Thomas, Mark (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Couper, Fiona (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Maki, Bob
(WSP); McIntyre, Lynn (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP);
Sorenson, Don (WSP); Wilton, Mark (WSP)
Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Duffy, Chuck
(WSP); Larry Hebert <hebertforensic@msn.com>; Lowry, Crystal (WSP); Chavira, Debbie (WSP);
Marshall, Pat (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Gill, Angie (WSP); Dryer, John (OFM)
<John.Dryer@OFM.WA.GOV>
Sent: Mon Jun 28 12:51:33 2010
Subject: RE: WSP Temp. Layoff List as of 6/22/2010
Commanders,
This is a follow-up to Friday’s e-mail regarding temporary layoffs. Please ensure all commissioned
officers under your command who are represented by the WSPTA and WSPLA (troopers through
captain) are notified of the following:
There have been a few questions asked if WSPTA and WSPLA bargaining unit members, who are on the
list of positions subject to temporary layoffs, will or will not be participating in temporary layoffs on July
12 and August 6.
The WSPTA and WSPLA contracts do not contain language concerning Temporary Layoffs. Therefore,
we are required to bargain this issue in compliance with RCW 41.56. Until such bargaining obligations
are concluded, employees represented by the respective Associations will not be subject to temporary
layoffs. It is unlikely that these negotiations will be concluded prior to July 12, 2010. HRD will inform
you of the results of these negotiations once they have been completed.
If you have any questions, please let me know. Marc

(360) 704-2324
Subject: Fw: Investigation
Sir,
This is the one you asked about last week.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 28 13:07:43 2010
Subject: FW: Investigation
Captain,
The Yakima County PA amended the Vehicular Homicide charges to Murder as was expected. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: RE: Investigation
Boss,
Yes, last week they amended the charge to Murder, based on the extreme in-difference to human life.
Terry

Terry,
Regarding last week’s stolen vehicle/ pursuit with YPD/crash involving suspect Kollman….is there a
chance that this will result with Murder charges as opposed to Vehicular Homicide? Thank you!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Will do sir. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Investigation
Thanks Mike,
Since murder charges are usually investigated by an Agency of Jurisdiction I want to ensure that Yakima
is aware of the change of charges and that there are no territorial issues.
Can you please make sure we reach out to the agency at their command level to advise them and let
me know if the current investigative responsibility changes?
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 28 13:09:19 2010
Subject: Fw: Investigation
Sir,
This is the one you asked about last week.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 28 13:07:43 2010
Captain,
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Boss,
Terry

Terry,
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP)
Subject: Melanie LaBonte
Karen,
Can you call me when you get a chance to discuss moving Melanie over to Moses Lake? Her husband is
being relocated and she is going to leave the agency if we can’t move her over there.
I am OK with her being housed in Moses Lake and continuing to assist FOB, but we can discuss.
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Terry,
Is Yakima taking this since it is a Murder charge? We need to have their command weigh in since this
is no longer just a Veh. Hom..
We have no issues with taking it I’m sure, but it sounds like one we need to give them the right of first
refusal on.
Thanks Terry,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Boss,
Terry

Terry,
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Terry,
This is a great answer. Very detailed and precise, thanks. I appreciate it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
The decision was made at the initial on-set of the investigation, that they wanted us to handle the
collision investigation as the deaths occurred as a result of the pursuit involving several of their officers.
We conducted the on-scene collision investigation with the assistance of their traffic unit personnel.
The entire event began with a minor injury collision involving a stolen vehicle. The suspect then stole
another vehicle and in the pursuit, was involved in three other collisions, all minor or non-injury. The
Yakima Police Department handled all three of these collisions.
All the collisions and thefts are going to be combined with our investigation for the final report. They
are more than comfortable with us handling the fatal collision, and combining all the events into one big
report as they are all inter-related. The prosecutors prefer to have us as the lead on this for the
transparency and the quality of the investigative work our unit does. Coupled with the fact that they do
not have anyone on their staff with the experience to put together a felony level collision investigation.
Their command staff approved the watch commanders request for our involvement on the afternoon of
the collision, and the Yakima County Sheriff’s Department does not have an issue with us putting
together the file, as they too lack the expertise to prepare and present a case such as this one. The
right of first refusal is not an issue on this one.
Terry

Terry,
refusal on.
Thanks Terry,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Boss,
Terry

Terry,
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
AC Miller,
We are the lead. The agencies involved and the Prosecutor requested we handle the overall
investigation and collision. Terry’s team is on it and Lt. LeBlanc is up to speed.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
The decision was made at the initial on-set of the investigation, that they wanted us to handle the
collision investigation as the deaths occurred as a result of the pursuit involving several of their officers.
We conducted the on-scene collision investigation with the assistance of their traffic unit personnel.
The entire event began with a minor injury collision involving a stolen vehicle. The suspect then stole
another vehicle and in the pursuit, was involved in three other collisions, all minor or non-injury. The
Yakima Police Department handled all three of these collisions.
All the collisions and thefts are going to be combined with our investigation for the final report. They
are more than comfortable with us handling the fatal collision, and combining all the events into one big
report as they are all inter-related. The prosecutors prefer to have us as the lead on this for the
transparency and the quality of the investigative work our unit does. Coupled with the fact that they do
not have anyone on their staff with the experience to put together a felony level collision investigation.
Their command staff approved the watch commanders request for our involvement on the afternoon of
the collision, and the Yakima County Sheriff’s Department does not have an issue with us putting
together the file, as they too lack the expertise to prepare and present a case such as this one. The
right of first refusal is not an issue on this one.
Terry

Terry,
refusal on.
Thanks Terry,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Boss,
Terry
Terry,
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: RE: FYI...
Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FYI...
Captain,
This morning on the way to work, Sgt. Bolton dispatched a severely injured coyote. The IOC is in the
mail and when we receive the original copy, we will forward it to OPS per the regulation manual.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Amber,
Can you please let me know if you plan to put a bulletin announcement out today? I wrote part of the
announcement, but it needs more information. I suspect that HRD is in contact with the family and you
guys can come up with the rest of the announcement. Thanks and let me know if you have any
questions.
If you need it written, you can use this to begin with:
Retired VIN Inspector Thomas Tarmichael passed away unexpectedly on Thursday June 24th, 2010.
Thomas retired from the WSP in 2001 after 13 years of service. His funeral was held today in Newburg,
Oregon and he will be interned at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks Mike,
calls/cards.
Greg
(360) 704-2979

AC Miller,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)





Good Morning,
~Thanks
Michelle
Michelle Smith
360.449.7908 | Micro 12 ext 50108 | Fax 360.449.7996
.
Subject: RE: Melanie LaBonte
I can wait. Please let her know right when she returns because Melanie is apparently making the move
in August.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: DeWitt, Karen (WSP)

Subject: RE: Melanie LaBonte
Captain:
Can this wait until Tuesday when Captain DeWitt returns from vacation? I do know this has been a
topic of discussion in the recent past when the Captain was here. One problem we have is space/room
at the Moses Lake office for another person. She would not have an office to herself, but would have
to share one with the VIN/TOW personnel. The other issue that came up was she would not be here
at the District for us to use as the front desk help or when one of the other professional staff is out of
the office. She has certain responsibilities here at the district that she would not be able to do in Moses
Lake. Those were only a couple of items I could remember from our last discussion about Mel.
If you would like more input from Captain DeWitt she will be back in the office on Tuesday since
Monday is a Holiday.
Lieutenant Patrick, Acting Captain, for,

Captain Karen J. DeWitt
2822 Euclid Ave.
Wenatchee, WA 98801
(509) 665-4006
(509) 665-4016 (Fax)
(509) 387-7039 (Blackberry)

Subject: Melanie LaBonte
Karen,
Can you call me when you get a chance to discuss moving Melanie over to Moses Lake? Her husband is
being relocated and she is going to leave the agency if we can’t move her over there.
I am OK with her being housed in Moses Lake and continuing to assist FOB, but we can discuss.
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: Re: Melinda Brooks PDP
The one I sent you was already issued to her. I just sent that to you for future reference.
She's not due again until August.
________________________________
From: Huss, Rob (WSP)

Sent: Mon Jun 28 15:02:21 2010
Subject: FW: Melinda Brooks PDP
Do you mind if is sign for you on the Evaluator Signature line of her evaluation?
Lieutenant Rob Huss
Office of Professional Standards / Internal Affairs Section
(360) 704-2344 / Micro 12 ext. 11344

Subject: RE: Melinda Brooks PDP
Thank you….
Lieutenant Rob Huss
(360) 704-2344 / Micro 12 ext. 11344

To: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: Melinda Brooks PDP
Rob,
Here is Melinda Brooks’ PDF/PDP and first evaluation. She is not due again until August 16th.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Dahl
I got called away for a family issue so I will be on my BB. Paperwork for the court.
Nothing too big, just related to my situation.
Mike
Subject: Fw: JPA Committee
You are making him nervous. You better get this done or your birthday will be removed from your
personnel file.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jun 28 16:44:56 2010
Subject: JPA Committee
Mike,
Has Sgt Lathan completed the task you two spoke about? If so, is it okay to schedule the final meeting
of the committee/working group to get this groups final review of the proposed new JPA system for
troopers? Let me know your thoughts. Marc
(360) 704-2324
Subject: Re:
Coffee today somewhere?

Sent: Tue Jun 29 07:36:23 2010
Subject:
102.9
Subject: Fw: CSRT Kittitas County
I will keep you posted.
________________________________

Sent: Tue Jun 29 08:13:16 2010
Subject: FW: CSRT Kittitas County
Boss,
FYI – D6 CIU is investigating what appears to a homicide scene in Kittitas County near Ellensburg. The
Crime Lab also responded yesterday and the investigation is resuming this morning. They were called
yesterday around 1600 to a residence where large amounts of blood were observed inside and outside
the home. The male occupant was nowhere to be found, but it is evident foul play was involved.
According to Sgt. Hickman, the family last saw the male about a week ago. No information was provide
as to how long the blood had been present….more updates to follow.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Hickman, Thomas (WSP)
Subject: CSRT Kittitas County
They are back at it this morning after the Crime Lab ran out of daylight. Nothing new, they are just
finishing up what they located yesterday.
Tom
To: Otis, Jeff (WSP)
Subject: Re: Inspector Donna LaMarca
Thanks Jeff. Let me know if there is anything we need to do from here.
Mike

From: Otis, Jeff (WSP)
Cc: Bedient, Connie (WSP); Browell, LaDonna (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Turcott, Steve (WSP);
Kerwin, Bob (WSP)
Sent: Tue Jun 29 08:44:12 2010
Subject: Inspector Donna LaMarca
Mike - Inspector Donna LaMarca injured her right ankle this morning at the Spokane VIN lane while
stepping off of a tailgate. Donna heard her ankle pop and felt a sharp pain. An aid car is en route and
we will accompany her to the hospital. I will keep you posted.
Jeff
To: Schiewe, Kathy (WSP)
Cc: Berry, Jason (WSP); VanGorkom, Melissa (WSP)
Subject: RE: Legislative Tour of CID and IAD, Wednesday, June 30, 2010
As a reminder, the elevators are shut down tomorrow and CID is on the fourth floor. They will have to
take the stairs or go to the freight elevator on the north end of the building.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: 'Palmer, Melissa'; 'Walker, Yvonne'; 'Silver, Alexa'; 'Barnes, Courtney'; 'Cecil, Amanda'; Maki, Bob
(WSP); 'Johnson, Kim'
Cc: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Gurley, Traci (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Leonard, Vicky
(WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); VanGorkom, Melissa (WSP); Schiewe, Kathy (WSP)
Subject: Legislative Tour of CID and IAD, Wednesday, June 30, 2010
This is a reminder about the Legislative Tour of the Criminal Investigation Division and Investigative
Assistance Division that you will be attending on WEDNESDAY, June 30, 2010. Please meet Captain
Jason Berry and Melissa Van Gorkom on WEDNESDAY, June 30, 2010, in the GA Building lobby at 7:45
a.m. If you have any changes to your schedule on WEDNESDAY morning, please call Melissa at (360)
970-8205. Thank you!
******************************************************************************
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
An overview of the division and discussion of CID functions to include a PowerPoint presentation.
******************************************************************************
Investigation Assistance Division (IAD), Missing Persons Unit (MPU), Missing and Exploited Children Task
Force (MECTF), High Tech Crimes Unit (HTCU), Olympia
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Missing Persons Unit (MPU):
An overview of our services will be given, to include Amber Alert, the Washington Child Abduction
Response Team (WACART), and the Homeward Bound Program, and they will meet available staff.
Missing and Exploited Children Task Force (MECTF):
This multi-agency task force, made up of WSP and local law enforcement detectives is designed to
assist law enforcement, public agencies, and custodial parents with conducting criminal investigations
involving
missing/exploited children. The unit also provides training/safety presentations. The tour of MECTF will
include an office tour and an overview of typical investigations.
High Tech Crimes Unit (HTCU):
This unit provides forensic data recovery (evidence contained on electronic devices such as computers,
cell phones, and digital cameras) service relating to criminal investigations to all law enforcement
agencies in Washington. Similar to our WSP crime labs, we provide this service without charge to law
enforcement agencies. The tour of HTCU will include an office tour and an overview of typical recovery
requests.
******************************************************************************
Kathy L. Schiewe
PHONE (360) 596-4010
FAX (360) 596-4015

Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bryant, Stephanie (WSP)
Subject: RE: [sender auth failure] Digital photo CD cost
Dennis,
Can you please work on this? Gretchen can help you with some of the cost questions because this
seems more like a public disclosure issue. When I handled these in IA, I just responded directly to the
person asking and sent a cc to Stephanie Bryant.
Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Bryant, Stephanie (WSP)
Subject: FW: [sender auth failure] Digital photo CD cost
Good morning Captain Dahl...
Below are some questions that the Maryland State Police have regarding the use of digital cameras and
the charge for digital photo images on a CD.
You can either answer their questions directly with a cc to me or send the requested information to me
and I will respond on behalf of the agency, whichever is easier for you.
I thank you in advance for your assistance in this matter.
Thank you very much!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
PO Box 42600, Olympia WA 98504-2600
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136
WSP Motto - "Service with Humility"

From: Vondersmith, Thomas L [mailto:tvondersmith@mdsp.org]
To: SPPPO List (Discussion)
Subject: [sender auth failure] Digital photo CD cost
TO: MAPP members

FROM: Tom Vondersmith
Maryland State Police
tvondersmith@mdsp.org
410-653-4253
The Maryland State Police is beginnig to use digital cameras and the
Photography Unit is working to determine a cost to charge for digital
photo images on a CD. The images must be of a quality adequate
for court presentations. Thank you.
1. Does your agency charge to produce digital photo images on a CD?
2. Does your agency offer an option of low or high resolution?
3. What is the fee your agency charges to provide digital photos on a CD?
4. How did your agency arrive at the cost per CD?
5. If more than one CD is required, is there a different cost for the second CD, etc?
6. Does the amount your agency charges vary with the number of digital photos on a CD?
Example: 12 photos on a CD versus it being filled.
7. What resolutions requirements does your agency have for the set up of cameras?
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No worries Steph, anytime.

Olympia, WA. 98504
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(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Thank you very much Captain Dahl!!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136
Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bryant, Stephanie (WSP)
Dennis,
Can you please work on this? Gretchen can help you with some of the cost questions because this
seems more like a public disclosure issue. When I handled these in IA, I just responded directly to the
person asking and sent a cc to Stephanie Bryant.
Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: FW: [sender auth failure] Digital photo CD cost
Good morning Captain Dahl...
Below are some questions that the Maryland State Police have regarding the use of digital cameras and
the charge for digital photo images on a CD.
You can either answer their questions directly with a cc to me or send the requested information to me
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136

From: Vondersmith, Thomas L [mailto:tvondersmith@mdsp.org]
Subject: [sender auth failure] Digital photo CD cost
TO: MAPP members

FROM: Tom Vondersmith
Maryland State Police
tvondersmith@mdsp.org
410-653-4253
The Maryland State Police is beginnig to use digital cameras and the
Photography Unit is working to determine a cost to charge for digital
photo images on a CD. The images must be of a quality adequate
for court presentations. Thank you.
1. Does your agency charge to produce digital photo images on a CD?
2. Does your agency offer an option of low or high resolution?
3. What is the fee your agency charges to provide digital photos on a CD?
4. How did your agency arrive at the cost per CD?
5. If more than one CD is required, is there a different cost for the second CD, etc?
6. Does the amount your agency charges vary with the number of digital photos on a CD?
Example: 12 photos on a CD versus it being filled.
7. What resolutions requirements does your agency have for the set up of cameras?
---
To: Matheson, Travis (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP)
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Officer behavior
Another example of how behavior of our officers can come back to bite them.
Tenn. Detectives under Investigation
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn., --
Photos that circulated on the Internet have two Clarksville Police detectives under investigation. The
pictures appear to show the detectives with alcohol, weapons and a young child dressed up in a police
uniform.
The photos came to Clarksville Police Chief Al Ansley’s attention late Friday afternoon. He immediately
contacted one of the detective's supervisors to get to the bottom of what took place in the photos.
One of the photos shows Detective Vincent Duke holding what appears to be a police-issued weapon,
posing in front of his patrol car and not in uniform.
In another photo, there's a boy dressed in a Clarksville police uniform, including a hat.
In another photo that surfaced online Friday, Detective Ginger Fleischer is seen making an obscene
gesture while being handcuffed and standing in front of the child, still in uniform.
Other photos show non-officers playing with the weapons, posing with the child and drinking alcohol.
“The chief, as soon as he found out, just like every action he takes to maintain the integrity of the
police department, he immediately started looking into it," said Officer Jim Knoll said, Clarksville Police
spokesman.
Police are looking into why the photos surfaced more than a year after they were taken and where they
were taken.
“We are not sure of the exact location,” said Knoll.
But even though police aren't certain of the exact location or date, they are certain of one thing.
“Both these officers were off-duty when this occurred. They certainly weren't on the clock; they were
off-duty,” Knoll said. “Both of these are top-notch officers. I mean, they are good detectives, they work
hard and they give their all to the department, so these are good officers we are talking about.”
Right now, the detectives are being investigated to determine whether their actions in the photos violate
any of the Clarksville Police Department's policies.
Both officers are not on leave during this investigation, but Ansley said they will be held accountable if
any wrongdoing is discovered.
Police don't know at this point how long the investigation will take.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Grant Writer"s Handbook - Written specifically for Public Safety grant writers Ref: 748512
Can you check with Tyler and see if he has any information on this book or the people that publish it?
Maybe him or B+F already have this.
If not, we should consider ordering it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Grant Writer's Handbook - Written specifically for Public Safety grant writers Ref: 748512
Boss,
This looks like it could be a good tool to have around CID HQ. What do you think? Dennis and I are
attending the Grant Writing training next month, but this might be something we may want to have on
hand given the financial climate in the foreseeable future. The government cost is $107.00 including
S&H. Thoughts?
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Grondel, Darrin (WSP)

Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2010 7:17 AM
Subject: Fw: Grant Writer's Handbook - Written specifically for Public Safety grant writers Ref: 748512
Not sure how legit this is but take a look at this.
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To: Grondel, Darrin (WSP)
Sent: Sat Jun 26 05:23:08 2010
Subject: Grant Writer's Handbook - Written specifically for Public Safety grant writers Ref: 748512
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Subject: FW:
Attachments: 2009 CFD Coordinators.xls
Vicky,
You did this last year, so if you want Angela to get a chance at it, let me know. When you decide, we
can forward that name to Lt. Turcott along with the request that he change Steve Davis’ name out and
add mine.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Turcott, Mike (WSP)

To: Maki, Bob (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Clark, Dan (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP); McIntyre, Lynn
(WSP); Couper, Fiona (WSP); Reichert, Robin (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Berry,
Shawn (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP);
Sutton, Steve (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Anderson, Jim
(WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Wilton,
Mark (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP);
Sorenson, Don (WSP); Estes, Coral (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Perz, Paul (WSP); St. John, Anjela
(WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP)
Cc: Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Batiste, John (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP);
Hebert, Larry (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Smith, Suzee (WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP);
Jacobs, Kitty (WSP); Greenlee, Paulette (WSP); Tombleson, Ellen (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Grayless,
Amy (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Turcott, Mike (WSP)
Subject:
Division/District Commanders:
I am proud to be serving as this year’s Washington State Patrol Combined Fund Campaign Leader.
2010 will be the 26th year of the Combined Fund Drive. This year’s campaign will run September 15 to
November 30. Last year, in spite of tough economic times, state agencies raised more money than in
2008.

The purpose of this email is to identify who will be the Combined Fund Local Coordinator for your
division/district. To assist in selecting your local coordinator for 2010, the attached Excel file lists the
coordinators for 2009.
This is a great opportunity for your employees to help others, and to develop their planning,
organization, and communication skills. And it can be a lot of fun. Successful Local Coordinators are
enthusiastic, positive, well respected, and are comfortable asking others to get involved.
The duties of the Local Coordinators are:
* Ensure all employees have the information needed to decide whether or not to participate in the
CFD.
* Report back to the Agency CFD Coordinator (Lt. Mike Turcott) on division CFD efforts.
* Conduct brainstorming sessions to make the CFD a success as well as come up with ideas for
fundraisers.
Please provide me with the name of your division/district Local Coordinator no later than July 9th so that
I can get them the information they need. If you have any questions or need additional information
about the Combined Fund Drive, please don’t hesitate to give me a call or visit the CFD website
(www.cfd.wa.gov <http://www.cfd.wa.gov/> ).
Lt. Michael L. Turcott
(360) 596-4124
Ext 11124
michael.turcott@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:michael.turcott@wsp.wa.gov>
To: Old, Chris (WSP)
Cc: Benson, Angela (WSP)
Subject: FW:
Attachments: 2009 CFD Coordinators.xls
Per our discussion.
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Subject:
2008.

CFD.
fundraisers.
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Ext 11124
Subject: RE: Grant Writer"s Handbook - Written specifically for Public Safety grant writers Ref: 748512
I knew I hired you for a reason. Good thinking.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Grant Writer's Handbook - Written specifically for Public Safety grant writers Ref: 748512
Boss,
I have heard back from both Tyler and Bob Maki….neither have the book. However, before we order it,
I was going to wait until Dennis and I have attended our upcoming Grant Writing training in Tacoma
next month. We may obtain enough information in the training that would not require us to purchase
this book. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: RE: Grant Writer's Handbook - Written specifically for Public Safety grant writers Ref: 748512
Can you check with Tyler and see if he has any information on this book or the people that publish it?
Maybe him or B+F already have this.
If not, we should consider ordering it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Grant Writer's Handbook - Written specifically for Public Safety grant writers Ref: 748512
Boss,
This looks like it could be a good tool to have around CID HQ. What do you think? Dennis and I are
attending the Grant Writing training next month, but this might be something we may want to have on
hand given the financial climate in the foreseeable future. The government cost is $107.00 including
S&H. Thoughts?
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2010 7:17 AM
Subject: Fw: Grant Writer's Handbook - Written specifically for Public Safety grant writers Ref: 748512
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Subject: RE: Hotel accommodations for Presba
Yes, if he is needed for the trial, let’s put him in a hotel. I would like to only have him there when he is
needed though. The unit is already short one detective with Brian George leaving so having Dan gone
too will be tough.
No issues with him staying in a hotel, just want to make sure it is for the days he is actually needed.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Hotel accommodations for Presba
Boss,
FYI – we may need to put Detective Presba up in a hotel in Clallam County while he testifies in this
attempted murder of a police officer trial. Otherwise, he will be generating on average, 3.5 hours of
overtime per day if he commutes. What do you think? I am inclined to put him up in a hotel and pay
the per diem just from the safety stand point.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Huntington, John (WSP)

Subject: Hotel accommodations for Presba
Good Afternoon Lt.
I am requesting that we make accommodations for Detective Dan Presba for the upcoming Trial in
Clallam County. Over the past week alone he has put time and effort on his own time to be thoroughly
prepared for this first hearing. Today he has been assisting “the” Clallam County Prosecutor Deb Kelly
(who is a very supportive prosecutor for us) in the case prep. This office is very under staffed and the
only time we can talk with her is on the weekends or after hours. Today alone Detective Presba was
requested to be in the Prosecutors before 0730 hours and will be in the office after the 3.5 hearing to
start selecting the documents for the case in chief. Dan does give a lot of his own time as it is and I
think it would be most beneficial to the case and the Prosecutor to have him close. Dan has been
involved in many homicide Trial’s and will be an outstanding asset to the conviction of this suspect. If
he makes the daily commute we are adding a minimum of 3.5 hours per day for the anticipated 7 day
trial.
Case Info:
09-001029 Presba - (Clallam County) Clallam County Sheriff Deputy responded to a trespass call at
7551 SR112 near mile marker 7 in Neah Bay. The deputy was confronted by a male subject who shot
and struck the deputy. The deputy returned fire, striking the subject.
**UPDATE: June 29, 2010, 3.5 hearing. Trial is set for July 19 through 27th - Attempted Murder of a
Police Officer and 1st Degree Assault of a Police Officer**
Thank you for your consideration in this matter,

John
Sergeant John A. Huntington #203
Criminal Investigations Unit
4811 Werner Road
Bremerton, Washington 98312
360-405-6641 (Desk)
360-405-6666 (Fax)
Micro 80 ext. 141
John.Huntington@wsp.wa.gov <BLOCKED::BLOCKED::mailto:John.Huntington@wsp.wa.gov>
Subject: RE: Log entries
Julie,
If what you are suggesting here is that our CITE entries that are related to our criminal investigations
would be visible to non CID people, I am not in favor of that. Even if it is high tech crimes.
Am I seeing this wrong?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Anderson, John (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Cooper,
Jerry (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Hickman, Thomas (WSP);
Huntington, John (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP); McKee,
Angela (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Scott, Evelyn (WSP);
Smith, Richard (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Log entries
I have been requested by IAD High Tech Crime Unit to make their Analysis log entries in CITE available
to the detectives of the case. The simplest way to do this would be to put all the log entries in one
place which would mean yours would be visible to them as well. If this is acceptable let me know. The
alternatives are 1) add a tab to let you see the Analysis Log entries, 2) put a copy of the Analysis log
entry into Investigation Log.
Julie Parkin
Remedy Development
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174
Subject: RE: Time Management
Marc,
AC Hattell wanted to see this before it went to the committee to consider.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
_____________________________________________
From: Lathan, Dale (WSP)
To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)
Subject: Time Management
Captains,
Here is a draft version of the time management piece which is really a baseline for committee
discussion. I hope this helps.
Thanks Dale << File: TIME MANAGEMENT FOR COMMITTEE DISCUSSION.docx >>
Sergeant Dale Lathan

Washington State Patrol / Seattle Motors
2803 156th Avenue SE.
Bellevue, WA 98007
Desk (425) 401-7748 Cell (425) 766-2248 Fax (425) 649-1532
Micro 20 Ext. 148 / Dale.Lathan@wsp.wa.gov
Cc: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: FW: Internal Affairs Cross Training
Travis,
Just a heads up: I spoke with Chief Vinson on the phone today at 1630. He is going to send a letter to
Chief Batiste requesting that OPS conduct an administrative investigation. He did not give me details on
what it was; he only said they have “something brewing.”
FYI, we cross trained their IA Sergeant recently if you recall.
Thought you would want to know ahead of time.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: John Vinson [mailto:vinso1jn@u.washington.edu]

Subject: RE: Internal Affairs Cross Training
Lt.
Good morning. I have a quick question for you. Are you around where I can give you a call?
John
Chief

Sent: Saturday, November 07, 2009 10:01 AM
To: John Vinson
Subject: Re: Internal Affairs Cross Training
I will definitely try to get those games. Take care sir and let me know if there is anything we can assist
you with.
Lieutenant Michael Dahl

WSP Internal Affairs
360-704-2346 office
360-239-0042 cell
Service with Humility
________________________________
From: John Vinson <vinso1jn@u.washington.edu>

Sent: Sat Nov 07 05:52:57 2009
Subject: RE: Internal Affairs Cross Training
Mike
Thanks again for your offer to assist our newly formed Office of Professional Standards. Sgt Schulz is
assigned to the unit and will contact Det/Sgt LeBlanc to coordinate some cross training.
Two more games to go - hopefully I see you then.
John
John Vinson, Ph.D.

Chief of Police
University of Washington Police Department
1117 NE Boat Street
Seattle, WA 98105
(direct) (206) 543-0521, cell (206) 406-7995
Sent: Friday, October 16, 2009 4:26 PM
To: John Vinson
Cc: Chuck.LeBlanc@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: Internal Affairs Cross Training
Good afternoon Chief Vinson,
It was good to see you again this morning at the Port of Seattle training. As we discussed, WSP is
happy to assist your internal affairs unit with anything and we are available to have your investigator
cross train with us for either one week or two. We recommend two weeks because generally the first
week goes by quickly and is so learning intensive that it is difficult to digest. It is easier to put it all
together the second week.
Our coordinator for cross training is Detective/Sergeant Chuck LeBlanc. He can be reached at (360)
704-2336. We are currently scheduled through the rest of the year, but can make some time available
in January. If you are interested, please have your investigator contact Det/Sgt LeBlanc directly to
arrange the dates.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can do for you. See you at the next home game.
Mike
Internal Affairs Commander
Phone: 360-704-2344
Cell: 360-239-0042
Fax: 360-704-2299
"Servitum cum Humilitate"
Subject: FW: CID Overview Leg Staff.ppt
Attachments: CID Overview Leg Staff.ppt
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: CID Overview Leg Staff.ppt
Captain,
The attached is a new version of the CID overview for the legislative tour on June 30. GMR thought last
year’s presentation was way too data-heavy so I rewrote it. My recommendation would be to have the
data available and discuss it if and when necessary. Like everyone else, they want to hear a story and
don’t just want to look at numbers (my two cents).
A hard copy is on your desk for your review and I will have tomorrow and Thursday to make any
changes you want.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: FW: CID Assist - 10-009298
AC Miller,
Chief Batiste asked about this last week and we just received word this morning that the fatality
involving the log truck, (Brad Pederson – Logging truck – Fatality) will not be counted on the recap. It
has been removed. The change will be reflected in tomorrow’s recap.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Marsh, Marcia (WSP)
Thanks
Chief John Batiste,
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 12:10:14 2010
Chief,
road.
you.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 11:42:22 2010
PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128

Marcia J. Marsh

(360) 596-4132


Chief John Batiste,
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 06:23:18 2010
Wk # (360) 757-2008
FAX # (360) 707-5517
Subject: FW: High Risk Warrant Service Today
For anyone that was involved in the operation. Please pass this on to them.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Sutton, Steve
(WSP); Rethwill, Wes (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP)
Subject: Re: High Risk Warrant Service Today
Thanks and appreciation from me to everyone who had a part in planning and carrying out this felony
mission.
Chief John Batiste,

________________________________

To: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Rethwill, Wes
(WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Cc: Batiste, John (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP)
Sent: Fri Jun 25 15:48:08 2010
Subject: High Risk Warrant Service Today
Captains and Lieutenants,
This morning I had the opportunity to observe our CID Detectives, IAD Detectives, FOB Troopers, HSD
Bomb Squad, and partners from other agencies participate in a high risk warrant service for a CID
search warrant related to a Vehicular Assault in Mason County.
The mission was thoroughly planned and briefed including photos and videos. This high risk warrant
was served with absolute professionalism and the cooperation between different bureaus, Divisions, and
other agencies (including the fire department) was superb. The discipline and training of our SWAT
Team was evident to me in the quite professionalism exhibited by the team members. After the initial
entry, I saw a fully geared up operator find a blanket for one of the persons involved that was cold. I
also saw a operator take a blow to the leg from a humongous dog that was apparently so relaxed that
he was playing with a rope chew toy. I was struck by the team’s ability to switch modes after having
just made such a dangerous entry.
CID did an outstanding job gathering the information, providing perimeter security, and in making the
decision to request SWAT. SWAT did an outstanding job planning, briefing, and securing the residence.
FOB did an outstanding job providing perimeter coverage and support. The Bomb squad pre-planned
and responded immediately to make a device safe.
Please pass along my congratulations for a job well done to all of your people. I have never been
prouder to be a Trooper.
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Subject: FW: Executive Staff Meeting Notes
Attachments: ESNOTES6-21-10.doc
image002.png
The information from AC Miller is important to share with our folks. As is says, we are billed when we
get advice from them and we don’t want to duplicate information. Please make sure your folks know
about this requirement.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Hello Commanders,
A couple of items to note on the attached executive staff notes;
1) All requests to hold conferences should be approved before conferences are planned
2) Please remind your personnel not to contact the Attorney General without going through you and
the chain of command. We apparently have had Troopers, Sergeants, Detectives, etc. calling the
Attorney General directly . We are charged for each call and it is likely that you have dealt with a lot of
the questions before and already have the answer. Please also refer to 6.01.040 (below).
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
From: Smith, Suzee (WSP)

To: Berry, Jason (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Hebert, Larry
(WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP); Sorenson,
Don (WSP)
Cc: Grayless, Amy (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Greenlee, Paulette (WSP); Jacobs, Kitty (WSP); Lowry,
Crystal (WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP); Schiewe, Kathy (WSP); Tombleson, Ellen (WSP)
Subject: Executive Staff Meeting Notes
Suzee Smith, Executive Assistant
WSP Office of the Chief
PO Box 42601
Direct: (360) 596-4102
Fax: (360) 596-4128
E-Mail: suzee.smith@wsp.wa.gov

Your presence was welcome and your input was too. Thanks for attending.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Great – thanks a lot Mike,
Sorry for barging in this morning – it just occurred to me last night.
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Subject: FW: CID Assist - 10-009298
AC Miller,
Chief Batiste asked about this last week and we just received word this morning that the fatality
involving the log truck, (Brad Pederson – Logging truck – Fatality) will not be counted on the recap. It
has been removed. The change will be reflected in tomorrow’s recap.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Marsh, Marcia (WSP)
Thanks
Chief John Batiste,
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 12:10:14 2010
Chief,
road.
you.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 11:42:22 2010
PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128

Marcia J. Marsh

(360) 596-4132


Chief John Batiste,
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jun 24 06:23:18 2010

Wk # (360) 757-2008
FAX # (360) 707-5517
Cc: Cooper, Jerry (WSP)
Subject: RE: Executive Staff Meeting Notes
Jerry,
This guidance stems from our road Troopers and some Detective’s calling the AG directly. They are
asking questions that maybe the agency has already officially addressed or would not need to ask
ordinarily. It is becoming burdensome to the AG and costly to the agency.
This is not related to your official work and your guys are not suspected of abusing it. Thanks for
asking.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain do you know the answer to this questions? If not, I’ll wait until Lt. Huntley returns to answer.
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
From: Cooper, Jerry (WSP)

Subject: RE: Executive Staff Meeting Notes
Hi Keith,
Am I safe to assume we are not being billed on cases we are conducting for the AAG’s? With these
cases we have frequent conversations with the investigators and AAG’s.
Just want to be sure.
Thanks, Jerry

To: Sharp, Dan (WSP); Cooper, Jerry (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
FYI, please contact Lt. Huntley if you need to speak to a AAG.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

The information from AC Miller is important to share with our folks. As is says, we are billed when we
get advice from them and we don’t want to duplicate information. Please make sure your folks know
about this requirement.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Hello Commanders,
A couple of items to note on the attached executive staff notes;
1) All requests to hold conferences should be approved before conferences are planned
2) Please remind your personnel not to contact the Attorney General without going through you and
the chain of command. We apparently have had Troopers, Sergeants, Detectives, etc. calling the
Attorney General directly . We are charged for each call and it is likely that you have dealt with a lot of
the questions before and already have the answer. Please also refer to 6.01.040 (below).
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979

To: Berry, Jason (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Hebert, Larry
(WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP); Sorenson,
Don (WSP)
Cc: Grayless, Amy (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Greenlee, Paulette (WSP); Jacobs, Kitty (WSP); Lowry,
Crystal (WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP); Schiewe, Kathy (WSP); Tombleson, Ellen (WSP)
Subject: Executive Staff Meeting Notes
PO Box 42601
Direct: (360) 596-4102
Fax: (360) 596-4128

Let’s go with option 1 please.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

No. So, would you prefer
option 1) add a tab to let you see the Analysis Log entries
or
option 2) put a copy of the Analysis log entry into Investigation Log.
Julie Parkin
Remedy Development
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174

Julie,
If what you are suggesting here is that our CITE entries that are related to our criminal investigations
would be visible to non CID people, I am not in favor of that. Even if it is high tech crimes.
Am I seeing this wrong?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Anderson, John (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Cooper,
Jerry (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Hickman, Thomas (WSP);
Huntington, John (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP); McKee,
Angela (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Scott, Evelyn (WSP);
Smith, Richard (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Log entries
I have been requested by IAD High Tech Crime Unit to make their Analysis log entries in CITE available
to the detectives of the case. The simplest way to do this would be to put all the log entries in one
place which would mean yours would be visible to them as well. If this is acceptable let me know. The
alternatives are 1) add a tab to let you see the Analysis Log entries, 2) put a copy of the Analysis log
entry into Investigation Log.
Julie Parkin
Remedy Development
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174
Subject: RE: ISB - Automatic Approval-Request for Exemption
As long as this gets updated with dates, names etc., I am fine with how this reads. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: ISB - Automatic Approval-Request for Exemption
Here is the announcement that we had used when we hired Det. George.
Thanks,
Vicky
From: Kraft, Jennifer (WSP)

To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Chavira, Debbie (WSP); Vaughan, Darlonna (WSP);
Greene, Geri (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: ISB - Automatic Approval-Request for Exemption
Attached is a scanned copy of the automatic approval HRD has received from Chief John R. Batiste for
the Trooper Detective Criminal Investigation Division/District 8 Bremerton Criminal Investigation Unit
(CIU) position. Please contact Ms. Yvette Fabregas to begin the recruitment process, thank you and
have a great day, Jen.
Jennifer Kraft
(360) 704-2323
OK, go ahead and send this to HRD for the bulletin. Thanks Vicky
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Already updated, for your review. Should have sent with the first e-mail…
Thanks,
Vicky

As long as this gets updated with dates, names etc., I am fine with how this reads. Thanks.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Here is the announcement that we had used when we hired Det. George.
Thanks,
Vicky

Jennifer Kraft
(360) 704-2323
To: Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: FW: Need your assistance?
Ken,
Can you work with Agent Hernandez on this? Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: 'daniel.hernandez1@dhs.gov'
Subject: Re: Need your assistance?
Danny,
I don't. But our ID theft detectives who are in the state DOL office might. Ill forward to their Captain.
(Mike Dahl)
________________________________
From: Hernandez, Daniel <daniel.hernandez1@dhs.gov>

Sent: Wed Jun 30 09:33:46 2010
Subject: Need your assistance?
Jason,
Hope everything is going well down south.

I need to obtain an Oregon DMV photograph. Do you happen to have any contacts at the Oregon DMV
that can help me out?
Thanks,
Daniel Hernandez
Senior Special Agent
Immigration & Customs Enforcement
Office of Professional Responsibility
Seattle, WA
(206) 624-6040, ext 229

Subject: RE: Need your assistance?
I gave this to Harkcom and asked that he contact Danny directly.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Danny,
(Mike Dahl)
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jun 30 09:33:46 2010
Jason,
Thanks,
Daniel Hernandez
Seattle, WA
(206) 624-6040, ext 229

Subject: RE: Need your assistance?
Thanks pard
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sir,
I have handled this request.
Thanks,
Ken
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jun 30 13:31:43 2010
Subject: FW: Need your assistance?
Ken,
Can you work with Agent Hernandez on this? Thanks.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Danny,
(Mike Dahl)
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jun 30 09:33:46 2010
Jason,
Thanks,
Daniel Hernandez

Seattle, WA
(206) 624-6040, ext 229

Cc: Hickman, Thomas (WSP)
Subject: RE: Request for Reallocation
Chuck,
I spoke with Captain DeWitt today. She is going to meet with Melanie Tuesday to discuss her wishes. I
will know more after that.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Request for Reallocation
Captain,
Please see Hickman’s e-mail below. It appears Melanie will have to leave the WSP around the end of
July if we can’t get her reallocated to Moses Lake from Wenatchee. Anything we can do to expedite the
approval for reallocation would be appreciated. Thank you sir!
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Hickman, Thomas (WSP)

Subject: Request for Reallocation
LT,
Prior to you arriving in CID our secretary. Melanie LaBonte, submitted an IOC to reallocate her position
to Moses Lake and part time. This was submitted on May 25th. Just wondering if we have had any
response on the request. I have a copy of what Lt Myer submitted.
Melanie will be leaving the department around the end of July if we can’t get it moved. Her husband
has been transferred to Moses Lake.
Give me a call if you have any questions or if you need some insight into this
Tom
Subject: RE: out of the office in the morning of July 1
Thanks for the update. Good luck with it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: out of the office in the morning of July 1
Captain,
I was supposed to assist Clint Thompson with an interview in Tacoma this afternoon but it was
rescheduled to tomorrow (July 1) morning at 0800 hrs. So I will be in Tacoma in the morning and back
to HQ after the interview is complete.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: Available
You in your office today? I have a process question for you and I will come there if you’re around.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Available
If you have time, let me know. Shouldn’t take too long
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Available
I'm not, headed back and will be there in 30.
-------------------------
Captain Timothy P. Braniff
Investigative Assistance Division
Office: (360)704-2391
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jun 30 14:20:57 2010
Subject: Available
You in your office today? I have a process question for you and I will come there if you’re around.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Evelyn
Can you give me a number so I can call Evelyn? Thanks

To: Grondel, Darrin (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Re:
I believe it went to the Prosecutor but no decision yet. I will have my guys verify tomorrow and let you
know.
Chuck, can you check on this please.
Mike

Sent: Wed Jun 30 19:52:19 2010
Subject:
I know its late but was wondering if u had a status update on Reandau's case.
Thanks
D
To: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: RE: Grant Applications
Date: Thursday, July 01, 2010 9:32:00 AM
Bob,
Thanks for letting me know about the process. I will make sure we follow the proper steps.
I have two of my Lieutenants scheduled for training in July regarding grants and we will definitely be
looking at getting some money through that process. I appreciate the assistance I have gotten from
you and Melissa Stricklett regarding our budget and how it all works. Thanks for the help and please
don’t hesitate to let me know your thoughts, I will gladly accept the input.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Grant Applications
Mike:
I thought your presentation to legislative staff this am was outstanding. And, I also applaud/encourage
your emphasis on seeking out new grant opportunities.
One caution I want to point out though, please be aware all grant applications MUST be routed through
BFS and approved by the Chief BEFORE they are submitted to the granting agency (regulation
10.04.060). It’s a common misunderstanding by programs that the Chief does not need to
review/approve the grant until the award document is received. However, the approval must be gained
BEFORE the application is made to the granting agency.
You may already be aware of that, but I just want to make sure.
Resp, Bob
To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: FW: Grant Applications
Good morning,
I received the email below from Bob Maki regarding grants. When we start looking in to them and
decide to pursue one, let’s be sure we follow his guidance.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Grant Applications
Mike:
I thought your presentation to legislative staff this am was outstanding. And, I also applaud/encourage
your emphasis on seeking out new grant opportunities.
One caution I want to point out though, please be aware all grant applications MUST be routed through
BFS and approved by the Chief BEFORE they are submitted to the granting agency (regulation
10.04.060). It’s a common misunderstanding by programs that the Chief does not need to
review/approve the grant until the award document is received. However, the approval must be gained
BEFORE the application is made to the granting agency.
You may already be aware of that, but I just want to make sure.
Resp, Bob
Subject: Reandeau
Date: Thursday, July 01, 2010 3:46:28 PM
Can you update Captain Grondel on this?
Thanks
Subject: Dahl
Sir,
Sorry for the late notice, but I would like to have tomorrow off so I can be with the kids.
Thanks for the consideration,
Mike
Subject: RE: Human Resource Division Captain
Date: Friday, July 02, 2010 1:53:00 PM
Thank you, but I am not interested.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 1:43 PM
To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP)
Subject: Human Resource Division Captain
Hello Captains,
Captain Lamoreaux has accepted a transfer to the vacant Academy Commander position as of August
1st. Please advise at your earliest convenience if you are interested in transferring to HRD.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Subject: RE: For your approval before sending out...
Works for me. Please ensure it gets out to all those that are eligible. Also, please check Vik Mauro’s
qualifications so we are sure she is eligible for the intradistrict transfer.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: For your approval before sending out...
Captain,
For your review and approval before I send out..thanks!
Sergeants and TIC’s,
As you know, there have been some recent changes in CID with regard to personnel. Recently there
have been two promotions in the detective ranks: Detective Brian George promoted to sergeant in D7-
Silverlake and Detective James Mjor is soon to be promoted to sergeant in D7-Burlington. Please join
me in congratulating these two outstanding detectives as they take this important next step in their
careers. Well done Brian and James…we wish you both continued success!
With these promotions comes the task of filling their vacancies. Please poll your detectives to
determine if any are interested and qualified to fill the following position:
· District 8 CIU
The District 1 CIU position will be advertised once vacant. Those interested should submit their request
via e-mail to me by the close of business on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Only those e-mail’s received by
this time will be considered to potentially fill these vacancies. I hope you all enjoy a safe 4th of July
holiday with your friends and families! Thank you!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: RE: A Little Help
I am in the building and can stop by on my way out. Should be about 15 minutes.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: A Little Help
Sirs, do either of you have a few minutes to impart some OPS wisdom?

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
Subject: Re: CID Vehicle Fund
Date: Tuesday, July 06, 2010 9:56:58 AM
Thanks for rubbing it in.
________________________________

Sent: Tue Jul 06 09:48:09 2010
Subject: FW: CID Vehicle Fund
Sorry I wasn’t here to give this to you, but I had an awesome vacation.
Thanks,
Melissa

Subject: RE: CID Vehicle Fund
Below is a summary of what has been spent in the CID PI 356 account. We have not yet equipped the
two vehicles. My understanding is that they want a bed cover on the Colorado as well as emergency
lights in both of them. Once the $805.77 is spent the rest of the equipping costs will need to be funded
out of CID’s operating budget.
6/21/2010
CID Vehicle Purchases

PI 356 Allotment
$46,000.00

Escape
$22,037.09
Colorado
$22,611.64

Window Tinting
$545.50
remaining
$805.77
Let me know if you need anything else.
Paul

Subject: CID Vehicle Fund
Could you please let me know the amount available to CID in PI356?
Thanks,
Melissa Stricklett
Budget Analyst
BFS Mail Stop 42602
(360) 596-4072 Micro 12 Ext 11072
Fax (360) 596-4078 Micro 12 Ext 11078
Subject: RE: Was there a confidential report last week?
Date: Tuesday, July 06, 2010 12:41:00 PM
Travis,
I will make this happen. Is your next briefing Monday the 12th? If so, we will do our report this week
and every other week from here on.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2010 10:34 AM
Subject: FW: Was there a confidential report last week?
Captain Dahl,
Is there a way we can sync the every other week update with the OPS Exec Staff briefing so that I
receive an update on Friday to provide to the Exec Staff on Mon? If not, can I get an update on our
cases? Reandeau, Vandekooy, Ames, and Peden. Thanks!

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

No, the A/C said we can send the report every other week.. WOOHOO.
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: Was there a confidential report last week?
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: RE: Internet Use
After promotions I can meet.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Captain,
I don't know what my Captain's schedule is today, but I am available this morning and later this
afternoon.

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
Today sometime?
Captain Jason Berry

Office: 360-596-4010
jason.berry@wsp.wa.gov
Captains,
In reference to the Philadelphia Police Department Website, I finally spoke with the detective who was
referenced in the news article. They actually organize the tips and update the information on their
website through their public relations unit.
I haven't contacted ITD to see if this was feasible with our website, but was wondering if both of you
were available for a few minutes to provide you some very basic information on how this works before
proceeding.
Have a good weekend!

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
Dennis,

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
JB

AC Miller,
We are going to synchronize our weekly reports to you and the Executive Staff to coincide with the OPS
briefing you all receive. Our reports will come to you on the Friday before OPS does their Monday
briefing so that you have the most updated information, from both of us, at the same time.
Also, the format we have selected is to give you the CITE summary, just like the one OPS has. You will
recognize it and it meets the criteria you requested in our last meeting.
Thanks Chief,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2010 12:44 PM
Thank you, sir!
Our next briefing will be Monday, July 19. So, if we could have a briefing on Friday, July 16 that would
be ideal. Thank you again for the accommodation on our behalf.
Travis
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Travis,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Dahl,
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Thanks,
Vicky

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
Vicky,
We are going to synchronize our bi-weekly briefings with OPS. We need to send ours out on the 16th
and then every other week from there on.
Did we send one out last week? If not, then let’s send one this week to update them and next week
just to get it in order. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thank you, sir!
Our next briefing will be Monday, July 19. So, if we could have a briefing on Friday, July 16 that would
be ideal. Thank you again for the accommodation on our behalf.
Travis

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Travis,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Dahl,
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Thanks,
Vicky

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
Well la-dee-da, Working on JB's schedule again. Harumph

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Re: Internet Use
If its quick I can - right after. But going to Robs after promotions.

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Sent: Tue Jul 06 12:42:19 2010
After promotions I can meet.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Captain,
I don't know what my Captain's schedule is today, but I am available this morning and later this
afternoon.

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
Today sometime?
Captain Jason Berry

Office: 360-596-4010
Captains,
In reference to the Philadelphia Police Department Website, I finally spoke with the detective who was
referenced in the news article. They actually organize the tips and update the information on their
website through their public relations unit.
I haven't contacted ITD to see if this was feasible with our website, but was wondering if both of you
were available for a few minutes to provide you some very basic information on how this works before
proceeding.
Have a good weekend!

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
Dennis,

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
JB

Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: RE: Officer involved shooting teams
I read through this and I think it is pretty consistent with what we have in place with other regional
groups. I just want to ensure that we have a member on the team at all times and that we have a
voice in decisions regarding resources, personnel and who has jurisdiction and investigative authority.
We can discuss this ahead of any meeting we have with the group so we are sure we are on the same
page.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Monday, July 05, 2010 10:51 AM
Cc: Myer, Julie (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP)
Subject: FW: Officer involved shooting teams
Mike – I have been holding onto the Mason/Grays Harbor/Pacific/Thurston/Lewis plan until you got on
board (attached). I strongly feel that if there is a multi-agency agreement in place such as this – we
need to be at the table in some way. I would like to move forward with discussions with them, however
as Julie stated below it does mean a lot of work from CID. The next logical step would be to set up a
meeting with the Sheriff’s, then to bring on the municipalities within each county. Let me know and I
will begin the process to set up the meetings. Thanks. Steve

Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP); Casebolt, Clint (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Winchell,
Tim (WSP)
Subject: Officer involved shooting teams
Hi Chuck,
I just wanted to let you know that I am working with Lt. Clint Casebolt to facilitate getting CID on board
with a multi-agency response team in Jefferson and Clallam Counties. We had approached them once
before following the FS Ranger shooting and they are very interested. Also, we would like to pursue
developing a getting on board with Mason, Grays Harbor, Pacific, Thurston, Lewis Counties—which
already have an agreement in place. I will work with Kitsap County agencies to determine if they would
consider a response protocol too. In talking with Captain Sutton, he feels it may come down to us
initiating a draft agreement and playing a more significant role on the front end than we normally do--
the driving force, if you will. I know it means a lot of work from CID, but I and the district will be able
to assist a lot. I think we could be successful. What are your thoughts? Perhaps we can sit down and
develop a game plan; start formulating our ideal plan to present to them?
Thanks!
Julie
4811 Werner Road
Bremerton WA 98312
(360) 405-6623 Office
(360) 731-1006 Cell

Subject: FW: Thank you for your support and a request
Please share with our employees:
· Our thanks for their support of the training division and their many classes. Our people do a lot
of teaching and we can be proud of that.
· The importance of arriving on time to all training, in the appropriate training attire and with the
right gear so that we are an example of doing it right, not wrong. When you are in a high profile
division like we are, you have to be aware of what others see and hear about you. Our reputation is
good, let’s keep it that way.
Thank you,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 9:03 AM
(WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl,
Mike (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)
Subject: Thank you for your support and a request
The purpose of this email is to say thank you and provide insight about events.
Thank you for your support by providing instructors for Firearms, EVOC, and Control Tactics and
Weapons. The Academy would not be able to provide the level of training to the large groups without
your staff. We are seeing a trend on a fairly regular basis where troopers call on the day of in-service
which begins at 9:00 a.m. asking what time they are to be here. Sometimes they are a distance away
and roll in late but most of the time they are making it. If there is anything we can do to ensure people
know the dates and times of training as provided in eTrain, please let me know. Some of the CTW
instructors have failed to show up when scheduled, so we are going to start calling ahead of time to
confirm their participation and availability. If we have any particular concerns we will let that
commander know.
Thank you all again for the help and support.
631 West Dayton Airport Road
Office (360) 426-1661 ext 102
Cell (360) 481-2903
FAX (360) 427-2134
MICRO 82 Ext 102

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: FW: A Few Spots Left: Government Solutions Showcase
Looks interesting. Maybe we should attend.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
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Subject: RE: Friday
Date: Wednesday, July 07, 2010 8:59:00 AM
You are sweet. No worries, I didn’t make it a big deal, nothing special about it since it wasn’t one of the
big ones. Thank you though
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2010 8:46 AM
Subject: Friday
It was your birthday on Friday and I didn’t even know. I’m sorry that I missed it. Happy belated
birthday!
Mel
Subject: Fw: A Few Spots Left: Government Solutions Showcase
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To: Rethwill, Wes (WSP); Drake, Randy (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP)
Subject: FW: A Few Spots Left: Government Solutions Showcase
Date: Wednesday, July 07, 2010 12:19:00 PM
I got this email and the part about the grants caught my eye. My guys are looking for grants to fund
some of our teams and this has a grants portion in it. I thought I should share it in case any of you
want to send someone. If you think of anyone else that should go, forward it to them.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
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(360) 239-0042 (cell)
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Subject: RE: Charity Ride Event
I might be able to do this. I may be in Chelan but I will let you know. Thanks bud
Mike

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
_____________________________________________
Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2010 1:30 PM
Subject: Charity Ride Event
Mike,
There is a planned charity ride for the 6 fallen officers on July 25th. 0930 stage time Boeing Field, with
check points at SPD, Lakewood and Piece County , ending up at the Forzos Coffee House (Crime
Scene). $50.00 dollar entry goes to the families. T-Shirt and lunch. Putting some of the fellers
together for the day. I hope you can fit it in. Need my riding partner.
Dale

Bellevue, WA 98007
Desk (425) 401-7748 Cell (425) 766-2248 Fax (425) 649-1532
Bcc: Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Pamphlet
JB,
Some feedback from a senior member of the agency. Can’t say I disagree and I bet you will get more
feedback.
I will only take a moment of your time with this but I find it a bit sad when I look at the Target Zero
pamphlet. I cannot help but notice the trooper is contacting the violator with sunglasses on, no hat,
and it has the appearance the violator is giving himself the PBT. This is nothing against this trooper
who is only playing a role, but I still feel after all these years we should be portraying the trooper
outside of the car with his/her hat on, giving the PBT at the roadside. This is the true environment our
folks are faced with all the time.
Call me a stubborn traditionalist, but I know I what exemplifies the appearance of a state trooper to me.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Pamphlet
Kind of hard for us that are traditionalists to enforce the hats, sunglasses rules, etc., when they are
going to point to this and say we endorsed it. Yikes.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Pamphlet
GMR didn't make it. Ill see what I can find out. And I agree by the way.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jul 07 13:38:55 2010
Subject: Pamphlet
JB,
Some feedback from a senior member of the agency. Can’t say I disagree and I bet you will get more
feedback.
I will only take a moment of your time with this but I find it a bit sad when I look at the Target Zero
pamphlet. I cannot help but notice the trooper is contacting the violator with sunglasses on, no hat,
and it has the appearance the violator is giving himself the PBT. This is nothing against this trooper
who is only playing a role, but I still feel after all these years we should be portraying the trooper
outside of the car with his/her hat on, giving the PBT at the roadside. This is the true environment our
folks are faced with all the time.
Call me a stubborn traditionalist, but I know I what exemplifies the appearance of a state trooper to me.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

FYI regarding these meeting, I will be on leave from July 16 thru Aug 9.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Should be an interesting discussion with this group – looking forward to it.

I read through this and I think it is pretty consistent with what we have in place with other regional
groups. I just want to ensure that we have a member on the team at all times and that we have a
voice in decisions regarding resources, personnel and who has jurisdiction and investigative authority.
We can discuss this ahead of any meeting we have with the group so we are sure we are on the same
page.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Myer, Julie (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP)
Subject: FW: Officer involved shooting teams
Mike – I have been holding onto the Mason/Grays Harbor/Pacific/Thurston/Lewis plan until you got on
board (attached). I strongly feel that if there is a multi-agency agreement in place such as this – we
need to be at the table in some way. I would like to move forward with discussions with them, however
as Julie stated below it does mean a lot of work from CID. The next logical step would be to set up a
meeting with the Sheriff’s, then to bring on the municipalities within each county. Let me know and I
will begin the process to set up the meetings. Thanks. Steve

Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP); Casebolt, Clint (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Winchell,
Tim (WSP)
Subject: Officer involved shooting teams
Hi Chuck,
I just wanted to let you know that I am working with Lt. Clint Casebolt to facilitate getting CID on board
with a multi-agency response team in Jefferson and Clallam Counties. We had approached them once
before following the FS Ranger shooting and they are very interested. Also, we would like to pursue
developing a getting on board with Mason, Grays Harbor, Pacific, Thurston, Lewis Counties—which
already have an agreement in place. I will work with Kitsap County agencies to determine if they would
consider a response protocol too. In talking with Captain Sutton, he feels it may come down to us
initiating a draft agreement and playing a more significant role on the front end than we normally do--
the driving force, if you will. I know it means a lot of work from CID, but I and the district will be able
to assist a lot. I think we could be successful. What are your thoughts? Perhaps we can sit down and
develop a game plan; start formulating our ideal plan to present to them?
Thanks!
Julie
4811 Werner Road
Bremerton WA 98312
(360) 405-6623 Office
(360) 731-1006 Cell

Subject: FW: D1 Overdue PM Report - Portable
We have a few people on this list. Please ensure that they follow through on this and thanks.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Conley, Katy (WSP)
Cc: Hartsock, Sean (WSP); Noland, Ken (WSP); Whitesell, Lynn (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP); Grondel,
Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP)
Subject: D1 Overdue PM Report - Portable
Good afternoon Captain – below is a link to view the monthly report for overdue portable radio
maintenance for your District/Area. ESD is required to send this report per WSP Regulation 15.08.010
and will begin doing so on a monthly basis. Please have personnel with overdue equipment contact
your local ESD technician to arrange preventive maintenance for these items.
If you find any inaccurate information in this report, please contact Mr. Mark Vetsch at 509-249-6713 or
via email. Our goal is to provide an accurate monthly report showing only portable radios which are
deployed and active on the public safety system which have not met the required semi-annual
preventative maintenance in accordance with the regulation manual.
This report is informational only.
Thank you and make it a great day.

Katy Conley
Electronic Services Division
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
http://wsp.webcmms.com/rpts/Newwriter/Rwrun.asp?reportname=D1OVERDUEPMREPORT-
PORTABLE254&PrintSQL=0
I suspect that we will get all 8 of the notifications so I will send them to you guys for follow up. You
can divide them or one person can read the individual requests and send them to our CID people listed
in the report.
Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
To: Burns, Steve (WSP)
Cc: Gardiner, William (WSP); Reichert, Robin (WSP); Sass, Jeff (WSP); Scherf, Dave (WSP); Hern, Dayrl
(WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
Subject: Mauro
Can you let me know about Vic and her status as a tech. please? She wants the Tacoma job and we
need to know what she has to do to get certified.
Mike
Subject: Re: Ride along
Thank you sir.
________________________________
From: DeVere, Jeff (WSP)

Sent: Wed Jul 07 16:15:51 2010
Subject: RE: Ride along
Absolutely. Guy Gill would do a great job. I will let Sean know a request is likely and I approve.

Subject: Ride along
Jeff,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: IMPORTANT: Action Required From You For The 2011-13 Budget
Attachments: OFM Budget Memo.pdf
Essential Services Information - Activity Inventory.docx
Importance: High
Attached is the BFS/OFM request. Note also the AC comments below. Please plan to work together on
this so that our responses are consistent with our division goals/expectations and the agencies needs.
Thank you for taking this on,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Thanks Mark.
All – please amend due date to me to July 19th.
Greg
(360) 704-2979
From: Couey, Mark (WSP)

Subject: RE: IMPORTANT: Action Required From You For The 2011-13 Budget
Chief –
You may wish to amend your DUE date. Page one of the word attachment indicates a DUE Date to BFS
of July 21st.
/Mark

To: Drake, Randy (WSP); Rethwill, Wes (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Couey, Mark
(WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP)
Importance: High
Commanders,
As indicated in the attached letter from OFM this process is for a “fundamental re-examination” of
agency activities and is designed to “challenge every program in state government.” Please ensure that
each response is treated seriously as requested by Bob Maki.
I would like the opportunity to familiarize myself with your responses about each program and offer
input. Please forward your responses to me through Geri Greene no later than July 28 for my review
prior to sending them to Budget and Fiscal.
Thank you,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

To: Couey, Mark (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); McIntyre, Lynn (WSP); Perz, Paul
(WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Couper, Fiona (WSP); Reichert, Robin (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); St.
John, Anjela (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Atkins, Tristan (WSP)
Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Hattell, Curt
(WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Thomsen, Heidi (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Sorenson, Don (WSP)
Subject: IMPORTANT: Action Required From You For The 2011-13 Budget
Importance: High
If you are on the “To” line of this e-mail, action is required of you before July 21, 2010 for the 2009-11
Budget Submission.
The Governor’s press announcements last week for the 2009-11 budget talked about a “zero based”
approach toward looking at each agency’s essential activities. That approach calls for asking 8
questions about each activity. We must answer those 8 questions for each of our agency’s essential
activities in a narrative format and submit it to OFM no later than August 2, 2010. The first attachment
is the directive from OFM requiring this submission.
This e-mail has been sent to you because one or more of the agency’s essential activities come under
your program. The second attachment contains 18 pages, one for each activity. The intent is for you to
simply begin typing justification on the activity(ies) which apply to you, then return the form to BFS.
Please delete the pages which do not apply to your division/program. Each page has the Activity Title
and Program Assigned to complete it at the top. Specifically the assignments are as follows:
A001: Aviation (Couey/Atkins)
A002: Administration ( Thomsen, BFS)
A003 : Collision Records (Anderson)

A004: Commercial Vehicle Safety (Grondel)
A005: Crime Laboratory (McIntyre)

A006: Criminal Records (Anderson)
A007: Executive Protection (Couey)
A008: Fire Preparedness (Perz)
A009: Highway Traffic Enforcement (Gundermann)
A010: Impaired Driving (Reichert)
A011: Drug Enforcement (Braniff)
A012: Missing Children Recovery (Braniff)
A013: Fire Services Outreach (St John/Perz)

A014: Toxicology Lab (Couper)
A015: Traffic and Auto Theft Invest (Dahl)
A016: VIN Inspection (Dahl)

A017: Transpo Capital (Solie)
A018: Homeland Security (Thomas)

Please treat this exercise very seriously. Be brief and concise, but convincing in your answers. How
your program fares in the 2009-11 budget process may very well depend upon how well you answer
these questions. Your assigned Budget Analyst will call to confirm that you received this message
Please let me know if I can answer any questions.
Resp,
Bob
To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Re: ISB - Automatic Approval-Request for Exemption
This announcement looks fine.
Chuck, if no one takes the intra-division, let's run this with a 5 day limit to apply.
Thanks
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jul 08 08:44:01 2010
If no one is interested in transferring to D8, HRD is ready to advertise. All that is needed is how long
you want to run the advertisement.
Thx,

Cc: Wulfekuhle, Melodie (WSP)
Vicky,
Attached is the Daily Bulletin for the D8 trooper detective for your review. I made a few changes.
Also, please let me know how long you want the bulletin to run. (see highlighted area)
If it looks ok I will get it posted in the DB tomorrow.
Shawn

Cc: Wulfekuhle, Melodie (WSP)
please handle…………….

Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Good Afternoon Yvette,
We have received approval to fill our detective spot in D8, approval attached. I have attached the job
announcement for you. If you have any questions, please let me know.
Thanks,
Vicky

Jennifer Kraft
(360) 704-2323
Subject: Alcohol
Can one of you tell me what our alcohol on duty policy is for Detectives? Can they drink and if so, how
much? Where is that written?
To: Mars, George (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Charity Ride Event
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jul 07 13:29:51 2010
Subject: Charity Ride Event
Mike,
There is a planned charity ride for the 6 fallen officers on July 25th. 0930 stage time Boeing Field, with
check points at SPD, Lakewood and Piece County , ending up at the Forzos Coffee House (Crime
Scene). $50.00 dollar entry goes to the families. T-Shirt and lunch. Putting some of the fellers
together for the day. I hope you can fit it in. Need my riding partner.
Dale
Bellevue, WA 98007
Desk (425) 401-7748 Cell (425) 766-2248 Fax (425) 649-1532

Subject: Re: Mauro
Then it appears that she is not qualified right? She at least needs to be a tech right?

Sent: Thu Jul 08 09:35:45 2010
Subject: RE: Mauro
Boss,
In talking with Deb Laur the following applies to Mauro's Tech status:
* Vic became a Tech in September 2002.

* Vic resigned from Tech on September 30, 2004, after she was assigned to IA (no one was
allowed to retain their specialties at that time)
* Vic never certified as a Tech, which means she will have to attend Tech class all over again
(next class scheduled in May 2011)
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Mauro
Can you let me know about Vic and her status as a tech. please? She wants the Tacoma job and we
need to know what she has to do to get certified.
Mike
Subject: Re: AAR
They were not there. We are meeting with them soon for the CSRT portion. Lynn and I have been in
contact and we are on this.
Mike

Sent: Thu Jul 08 09:59:17 2010
Subject: AAR
Hi Mike,
Can you tell me if Crime Lab was involved in the AAR process for the Johnson shooting? If not, can you
solicit input from Lynn Mcintyre to be included in the overall agency briefing?
I am at a homeland security meeting and a crime lab person referenced the shooting and the need for
an AAR.
Thanks,
Greg
Subject: VIN
Can you tell me how many VIN inspections we do in Shelton, what days of the week?
Thanks
Subject: Re: VIN
Thanks for checking.

Sent: Thu Jul 08 11:51:29 2010
Subject: RE: VIN
The Shelton VIN lane is open only on Wednesday's from 9 am to 3 pm and we average 32 inspections
per month at that location.
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2010 11:26 AM
Subject: VIN
Can you tell me how many VIN inspections we do in Shelton, what days of the week?
Thanks
To: Tri, Greg (WSP)
Subject: Tuition Reimbursement
Greg,
After all the years of you yelling at me at Central and saying I sucked and telling everyone else to make
fun of my Mom you expect me to sign your tuition reimbursement for Central?
Nice try. You should have thought twenty years down the road when you were trying to hurt my
feelings. Good luck getting someone to sign this.
Go Vikings!
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Tri, Greg (WSP)
Subject: Re: Tuition Reimbursement
I signed it despite my best judgment. Glad you are finishing this up.
Mike
________________________________
From: Tri, Greg (WSP)

Sent: Thu Jul 08 14:50:25 2010
Subject: RE: Tuition Reimbursement
I should have stayed in school but I had to take the job so I could get that one week of seniority on
that Bosworth guy from Western.
Go Cats!

To: Tri, Greg (WSP)
Subject: Tuition Reimbursement
Greg,
After all the years of you yelling at me at Central and saying I sucked and telling everyone else to make
fun of my Mom you expect me to sign your tuition reimbursement for Central?
Nice try. You should have thought twenty years down the road when you were trying to hurt my
feelings. Good luck getting someone to sign this.
Go Vikings!
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Re: Phone Call - Capt. DeWitt
I just called her, thanks.
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jul 08 14:54:33 2010
Subject: Phone Call - Capt. DeWitt
Capt. DeWitt called, 509-665-4006, regarding Melanie’s position.
Thx,
V
Subject: RE: Meeting with Region 3 Sheriffs
Wide open for now so it may be a good time to schedule something.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: FW: Meeting with Region 3 Sheriffs
Mike - can you please give me your available dates for the first two weeks of September? Thanks
From: Faye Burnett [mailto:burnetf@co.thurston.wa.us]
Subject: Meeting with Region 3 Sheriffs
Greetings, Captain Sutton--
I am Thurston County Sheriff Dan Kimball's executive aide, and I have been asked to schedule a
meeting with you, your new Criminal Investigation Division captain, and the Region 3 sheriffs regarding
the regional officer-involved shooting team.
With upcoming vacations, it appears the best date would be one day within the first half of September.
Before I offer date choices with the Region 3 sheriffs, I would first like to know if a 1:30 p.m. meeting
time works for you and which afternoons between Sept. 1 and Sept. 15 (excluding holiday and
weekends) absolutely do not work for you.
Regards,
Faye Burnett
Executive Aide
Thurston County Sheriff's Office
2000 Lakeridge Dr. SW
Olympia, WA 98502
Ph: 360-786-5501
e-mail: burnetf@co.thurston.wa.us
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: RE: Homeland Security Grant
Well done Keith! Hopefully this will come through. Thanks you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: Homeland Security Grant
Captain,
I attended the Homeland Security Coordination Group (HSCG) meeting this morning and got CID on the
board for $50,000 in training, travel and exercises. I think we have a pretty good chance of getting our
piece through since it’s such a relatively small amount. I will continue monitor and advise.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Blaine,
The Shelton VIN inspections are Wednesday from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., and they average 32 per month.
Enough that we don’t want to cancel them, but not so many that the idea we spoke about this morning
wouldn’t work.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Date: Friday, July 09, 2010 8:47:00 AM
Attachments: OFM Budget Memo.pdf
Essential Services Information - Activity Inventory.docx
Importance: High
As you guys work on this, if you have questions or would like assistance, Melissa Stricklett says to call
her. She also said detail is good as that will encourage the legislature and OFM to keep these items in
our budget.
As a reminder, please work together so that we have consistency of message and thanks again.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Importance: High
Budget Submission.




Resp,
Bob
Subject: FBI
Do you have a contact at FBI that we can offer a case to?

Subject: Re: Request for response for Geri.
I checked and I don't have this email. But I will look at it.
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jul 09 11:58:54 2010
Subject: Request for response for Geri.
I got you an extension… She will need a response no later than first thing Tuesday morning. She needs
to have the information to BFS.
Thanks,
Vic J
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: Re:
Thanks Pard.
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jul 09 12:15:31 2010
Subject:
Mike,
I found the Traffic safety pamphlet they were referring to. I agree with the hat and sunglasses, but
the device he is blowing into is an ignition interlock not a PBT. Just FYI.
Tell Cooper to find his hat, I want to inspect it……with him wearing it. (kidding)
Seriously,
I have made the point with my staff that I am not happy about our logo (my approval required) was
used in an advertisement along with policy violations……They got the message and Bob stated he
would take the hit for it…JB
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010
Subject: RE: FBI
I think Dennis got Chuck the names. Thanks.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Re: FBI
Scott Saxon-Idont have his number w/me-Dennis should have. He's in oly office.

Sent: Fri Jul 09 10:24:39 2010
Subject: FBI
Do you have a contact at FBI that we can offer a case to?

Subject: District 7 incidents
AC Miller,
An update on the two incidents in District 7-
Captain Ginnard and his staff, including Sgt Brian George, are on scene for the crash on Hwy 2. MAIT
has Bob Schroeder there and they will take the crash. Sgt George, having recently been with CID in
Bremerton can handle the on scene along with MAIT and the two tech’s that are there.
Sgt Marken will leave the scene in Snohomish County and go assist Detective Cardinal with the border
shooting. The suspect is in custody and we still don’t know how extensive the scene is or many details,
but we have Marken, Cardinal and Rhue on the way to handle it. I have also reached out to a friend
from Bellingham PD who is a tech and knows all our CID guys. He is going to assist Marken and the
guys with the scene.
Captain Ginnard told me that Border Patrol reached out to Sgt Mark Dennis in Bellingham and asked
that WSP do the investigation. There is no right of refusal technically since this happened on Federal
property so the BP generally asks us to handle it. Marken is going to check in with Blaine’s Chief and
Sheriff Alfo just to be sure, but they have deferred to us in the past and will likely do so this time as
well.
I will update you as more comes in.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: ACTION NEEDED: OFM Report Regarding Boards, Commissions, and External Work Groups
I will call Maki and get clarification.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: ACTION NEEDED: OFM Report Regarding Boards, Commissions, and External Work Groups
Boss,
I have no idea what this is….can you enlighten me? Thank you!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

To: G-D-District & Division Commanders
(WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Nashleanas, Eileen (WSP); Smith, Suzee (WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP);
Lofstrom, Diane (WSP)
Subject: ACTION NEEDED: OFM Report Regarding Boards, Commissions, and External Work Groups
Just a reminder; your reports are due to your Bureau Directors no later than Close of Business today.
To date, I have received completed worksheets via e-mail from the following:
FPB (Anjela St John): 4 committees
FPB (Paul Snider): 1 committee
IAD (Capt Braniff): 1 committee
For those who must still complete a data form, please note: When you fill out the OFM form it only
gives you one option which is to e-mail the form directly to OFM. Delete OFM from the “To” field in the
draft e-mail and instead forward the data file to me and your Bureau Director. Also, print out a hard
copy of the report and forward that to us too.
Any questions, please ask.
v/resp, Bob

Importance: High
E2SHB 2617 requires that our agency submit a report to OFM no later than July 15, 2010 regarding any
formal boards, commissions, external task forces, user groups, etc, that we participate in. YOUR INPUT
TO THIS REPORT IS REQUIRED. An excerpt from the OFM direction regarding the report is provided
below under “E2SHB 2617 report”. For any boards, commissions, external work groups, task forces
which we participate in that must be reported, an OFM worksheet must be filled out electronically and
forwarded to your Bureau Director. The worksheet is an extensive, five page worksheet. Be prepared
and start early! But the good news, is we only need to fill them out for boards and commissions where
we are the chairman (or in charge) and for external work groups/task forces that were formed on our
initiative (created by WSP).
Note the highlighted section in the OFM guidance below for what requires a worksheet be filled out.
Here is some amplifying guidance:
Category (1): Boards, commissions, councils, task forces, etc, established by rule, legislation, directive,
etc. Prepare a worksheet ONLY if WSP is the chair or in charge of these entities. For all others, we
assume the agency which is the chair will submit the form.
Category (2) Any group comprised of two or more state agencies that was established by formal written
agreement and meets more than two times per year. NOTE THE REQUIEMENTS: Other state agencies
only, written agreement, and meets more than two times per year.
Category (3): Any group created by a state agency that includes external stakeholders, that meets more
than two times per year or has continued longer than 12 months. The operative phrase in this is
“created by a state agency”. If WSP did not create the work group/task force, etc, then DO NOT
REPORT IT. If we merely participate, we don’t need to report.
Our agency process will be as follows:

1. Division/district commanders prepare electronic forms on all that apply and forward to Bureau
Directors NO LATER THAN July 9, 2010. Negative reports are required (if you have no data to report,
report that to your Bureau Director). The website for the OFM electronic template which must be filled
out is highlighted in the text below. Your only option is to fill it out electronically. When you select the”
Send via e-mail” button the system will automatically fill in OFM’s e-mail address. DELETE the OFM e-
mail address, and instead forward the electronic form to your Bureau Director’s e-mail address.
2. Bureau Directors review and forward to Budget and Fiscal Services no later than July 13, 2010.
3. BFS will review final list with the Chief and submit no later than July 15, 2010
This process is time critical and important that we do it correctly. Please re-read this e-mail, then call
me if you have any questions. Remember: Reports are required from ALL divisions and districts.
v/resp, Bob
OFM Guidance:
E2SHB 2617 Report
Section 147 of E2SHB 2617 requires each agency, board, commission, council, committee, or other
similar group (collectively referred to as “groups’) to provide information for each group regardless of
fund source; whether temporary or permanent; method of establishment (statutory, executive order,
budget proviso, agency created, or other nonstatutory means); whether the group is assigned a class or
is unclassified; or whether member compensation or expenses are paid.
The E2SHB 2617 report is more comprehensive than OFM’s biennial report on boards and commissions.
Agencies need to complete forms for (1) any board, commission, council, committee, subcabinet, work
group, task force, teams or other groups created by statute, rule, budget proviso, legislation, Governor’s
executive order, Governor’s directive, or Supreme Court order; (2) any group comprised of two or more
state agencies created by a written formal agreement that meets two or more times a year; and (3) any
group created by a state agency that includes external stakeholders, functions primarily in a policy,
advisory, coordinating, or planning capacity; meets two or more times a year; and will or has continued
for longer than 12 months. For groups that include multiple agencies, the group must decide which
agency will provide the information.
To gather the information, we have produced a reporting template which can be found at
http://www.ofm.wa.gov/boards/2617Form.pdf. Each agency and group must submit this report to OFM
by July 15, 2010. Instructions on how to complete the report can be found at
http://www.ofm.wa.gov/boards/default.asp.
Cc: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Chief,
I have reviewed the criteria provided by Mr. Maki and do not have any information to submit. None of
the groups we work with/on or meet with fit the criteria as described.
On a side note, I did not get this email originally. It went to my Lieutenant, Chuck LeBlanc. Mr. Maki,
can you add me to the list please? Thanks.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

v/resp, Bob

Importance: High

v/resp, Bob
OFM Guidance:
E2SHB 2617 Report
To: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: Re: ACTION NEEDED: OFM Report Regarding Boards, Commissions, and External Work Groups
Thanks Bob. Will do.
________________________________

Sent: Fri Jul 09 14:19:38 2010
Subject: RE: ACTION NEEDED: OFM Report Regarding Boards, Commissions, and External Work Groups
Mike:
I used the” G-D-District & Division Commanders” address in the global directory.
Only ITD can add you to that. I would suggest you ask ITD Customer Support to add you to it as I
can’t.
Bob

Cc: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Chief,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

v/resp, Bob

Importance: High

v/resp, Bob
OFM Guidance:
E2SHB 2617 Report
I sent this to AC Miller Friday and cc:d Mr. Maki.
Thanks for the reminder.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Chief,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

v/resp, Bob

Importance: High

v/resp, Bob
OFM Guidance:
E2SHB 2617 Report
Subject: RE: Weekly Report with Confidential Personnel Information
Good thoughts sir, will do.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Weekly Report with Confidential Personnel Information
Nice work! I approve of the format but request you forward it to the distribution group with an
opportunity for readers to concur with the format or offer suggestions. That way we can tweak based
on input/concerns.
Thanks a lot for your work on this.
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Subject: FW: Weekly Report with Confidential Personnel Information
AC Miller,
The attachments are the weekly reports. As we discussed, the confidential report will now be the CITE
report since is gives the case number, investigator name, status and the latest updates as you
requested. I have requested that the Lieutenants ensure that their people update these with status
weekly. The other attachment is the weekly report on non-confidential information. The CITE version
here is cut and pasted this time, but next time it will be much clearer and easier to read.
We are sending them out this week since we didn’t do one last week. Next week we will send one out
too so that we are in sync with the OPS briefing that you guys get. From next week on, these will be
sent out every other week. If cases change and that necessitates a more frequent update, I will of
course do that.
If you approve the format, I will forward it to the distribution group with this explanation.
Thanks Chief,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Weekly Report with Confidential Personnel Information
Captain,
Please see the attached revised reports. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
To: Colver, Monty (WSP)
Subject: FW: Sergeant Monty Colver Retirement Flyer
Attachments: Sergeant Monty Colver Retirement Flyer.pdf
Congratulations Monty! I hope you enjoyed the ride and that you know that you made a great
difference while you were here. All the best to you.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: WSP-Everyone
To: G-D-WSP-Employees
Subject: Sergeant Monty Colver Retirement Flyer
Attachments: OFM Guidance 8 questions.pdf
To help you with the action request for the 2009-2011 budget that you guys are working on.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Maki, Bob (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); McIntyre, Lynn
(WSP); Perz, Paul (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Couper, Fiona (WSP); Reichert, Robin (WSP);
Braniff, Tim (WSP); St. John, Anjela (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP);
Atkins, Tristan (WSP)
The attached guidance might be helpful to those of you working on the “8 Questions” for an activity
area.
It was published by the Governor’s Office several weeks ago and provides a bit more detail about what
they are looking for in each question.
Resp, Bob

Importance: High
Budget Submission.




Resp,
Bob
To: O"Shannon, Kristene (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Call
Date: Saturday, July 10, 2010 6:32:25 AM
Kristene, Chuck,
Can you call me asap regarding a case in D-2.

To: Matheson, Travis (WSP); Gardiner, William (WSP); O"Shannon, Kristene (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: D-2 case
Sgt O'Shannon is going to send out a detective to get statements from the 2 girls. When that's done,
she will update you Bill.
Please ensure that Travis and I are looped in as well. Thanks
Mike
To: O"Shannon, Kristene (WSP)
Subject: Re: Call
Perfect and thanks.

From: O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP)
Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:17 2010
Subject: Re: Call
I have the contact information. The parties were released at five this morning so I am going to wait
until after nine to call to set appt for an interview.

To: O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Sent: Sat Jul 10 06:32:25 2010
Subject: Call
Kristene, Chuck,

Cc: Gardiner, William (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Re: Call
Date: Saturday, July 10, 2010 12:04:14 PM
Sounds good. Thanks for keeping me posted

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Gardiner, William (WSP)
Sent: Sat Jul 10 12:01:40 2010
Subject: Re: Call
Detective Moate will be interviewing the driver and passenger at 4 pm at D2 office. We would like Sgt
Crandall to sit in on the interview since he took the initial statement. I believe he is scheduled to come
on shift at 3 or 4.
Kristene

To: O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP)
Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:51 2010
Subject: Re: Call
Perfect and thanks.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:17 2010
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 06:32:25 2010
Subject: Call
Kristene, Chuck,

To: Batiste, John (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Re: BlackBerry PIN
403707D5

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Sent: Sat Jul 10 14:36:15 2010
Subject: BlackBerry PIN
Mike send us your BlackBerry PIN.

Chief John Batiste,

Subject: Re: Call
Can you call the local jurisdiction and let them know what our plan is please? If they want in we can
defer or do a concurrent.
Thanks

Sent: Sat Jul 10 12:01:40 2010
Subject: Re: Call
on shift at 3 or 4.
Kristene

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:51 2010
Subject: Re: Call
Perfect and thanks.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:17 2010
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 06:32:25 2010
Subject: Call
Kristene, Chuck,

360-239-0042 and I am advising Jason as well.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 17:17:24 2010
Thanks. Just in case, give me you cell # also.

Chief John Batiste,

Sent: Sat Jul 10 17:09:23 2010
403707D5

Sent: Sat Jul 10 14:36:15 2010

Chief John Batiste,

Subject: Re:
I have asked Sgt O'Shannon to use her local contacts and give them what we have.
We have done this on a few occasions when I was in IA to determine if the story is valid or contrived to
get the parents off the trail.
The story already changed once so it seems they are having trouble remembering the truth.
I will know more soon and we can determine if additional agency involvement or administrative
assignment is warranted.
Mike

To: Batiste, John (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP); Miller, Greg
(WSP)
Sent: Sat Jul 10 13:59:59 2010
Subject:
I got the "X" on my PIN so I do not know if any of you received my reply. I will try this email:
You also need to call the county and or city of jurisdiction. If they so choose, they can assume primary
or join in interview as a joint or bow out all together. Command level decision necessary.
Thanks
Yes sir.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 17:19:21 2010
Try and have a quieter weekend.

Chief John Batiste,

Sent: Sat Jul 10 17:18:14 2010
360-239-0042 and I am advising Jason as well.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 17:17:24 2010
Thanks. Just in case, give me you cell # also.

Chief John Batiste,

Sent: Sat Jul 10 17:09:23 2010
403707D5

Sent: Sat Jul 10 14:36:15 2010
Chief John Batiste,

To: Siggins, Bruce (WSP)
Subject: LPO
Date: Monday, July 12, 2010 7:54:48 AM
John,
I have a family conflict that came up over the weekend and I will be unavailable tomorrow.
I apologize for the inconvenience. Let me know if you need anything else.
Mike
Subject: Fw: LPO
John, see below

To: Siggins, Bruce (WSP)
Sent: Mon Jul 12 07:54:47 2010
Subject: LPO
John,
I have a family conflict that came up over the weekend and I will be unavailable tomorrow.
I apologize for the inconvenience. Let me know if you need anything else.
Mike
Subject: Available
Can each of you let me know your availability to be the acting while I am on leave?
Starting Wednesday and going through August 5th.
Thanks
To: Matheson, Travis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Cc: Gardiner, William (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: Re: Call
My thought is to let the local jurisdiction know the allegation and then tell them what we learned as
more of a courtesy.
It seems unlikely anything will come of it based on what we learned over the weekend.
Then the IIR can follow and you guys can see what you have.
Make sense?

Cc: Gardiner, William (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:23:02 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Works for us.

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Cc: Gardiner, William (WSP)
Subject: RE: Call
Bill and Travis,
CID Detective Moate conducted interviews on the complainant and witness this past Saturday.
According to my discussion with Captain Dahl, D2 should move forward with an IIR to OPS and the
case should be referred to the appropriate jurisdiction for a criminal investigation. Let me know if you
agree and if there is anything I can do to assist. Thank you!
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Sent: Saturday, July 10, 2010 12:04 PM
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 12:01:40 2010
Subject: Re: Call
on shift at 3 or 4.
Kristene

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:51 2010
Subject: Re: Call
Perfect and thanks.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:17 2010
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 06:32:25 2010
Subject: Call
Kristene, Chuck,

Subject: Re: Call
No. Day off but available for calls.

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:32:09 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Are you in today?

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Subject: Re: Call
more of a courtesy.
Make sense?

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:23:02 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Works for us.

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Subject: RE: Call
Bill and Travis,
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 12:01:40 2010
Subject: Re: Call
on shift at 3 or 4.
Kristene
Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:51 2010
Subject: Re: Call
Perfect and thanks.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:17 2010
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 06:32:25 2010
Subject: Call
Kristene, Chuck,

Subject: Re: Available
Dennis, please plan to be acting from the 15th through the 25th.
Keith, please plan to be acting from the 26th through the 8th of August.
I will be in tomorrow to cover details. I am off today but available for calls.

To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:28:44 2010
Captain,
I am available for those dates. I will be at grant writing training on July 26 and 27 in Camp Murray, but
could still be available if needed.
Thanks,

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
Captain,
I’m available the July 26th through August 5th.
We are leaving for our camping trip this Saturday and will be gone all of next week.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Subject: Available
Thanks
Subject: Re: Call
Chuck,
Please call Travis to coordinate on the case from over the weekend.
We should brief the local PD and let them know what we have. They will likely decline to take it so get
an email from them saying they don't want it and add that to the case log.
We also need Moats report so OPS can do the IIR and decide if they are going to do a prelim or
investigate it more thoroughly.

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:32:50 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Makes sense to me Captain.

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
more of a courtesy.
Make sense?

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:23:02 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Works for us.

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Subject: RE: Call
Bill and Travis,
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 12:01:40 2010
Subject: Re: Call
on shift at 3 or 4.
Kristene

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:51 2010
Subject: Re: Call
Perfect and thanks.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:17 2010
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 06:32:25 2010
Subject: Call
Kristene, Chuck,

Subject: Re: Detective Safety Committee
Find out what happened in the past and let's see what it has to offer. Sounds like a good idea though.
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jul 12 09:20:59 2010
Subject: FW: Detective Safety Committee
Captain,
I fully support assigning CID detectives to this committee. It appears we have take part in this in the
past, but I am not sure who is assigned. What are your thoughts?
Dennis or Keith – Do either of you know who was assigned to this in the past as indicated by Lt.
Rethwill?
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
To: Wiley, Rich (WSP); Drake, Randy (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc,
Chuck (WSP)
Rick/Randy – Morning … Hope you had a relaxing weekend. Hey, not sure if IAD has participated in
this informal Detective Safety Committee before (see below)??? Look like Det. McMullen is trying to get
some traction behind it again, which I think is a good idea ... I figure their ideas could be routed to our
(IAD/CID) commands thru Corporal Prouty. Any concerns on your part and who do you think would be
some good representatives to have participate??? Thanks for considering.
Dennis/Chuck/Keith – Morning … Just checking to verify that CID will be participating in this??? Let me
know … Thanks/Wes
Lt. Wes Rethwill - WSP IAD

Cc: Gurley, Traci (WSP); Wiley, Rich (WSP); Drake, Randy (WSP)
Subject: Re: Detective Safety Committee
Approved - I agree, please poll your peers to see what two detectives would be an asset to this
committee. I am assuming CID is still on board?
Tim
-------------------------
Office: (360)704-2391
________________________________

Cc: Gurley, Traci (WSP); Wiley, Rich (WSP); Drake, Randy (WSP)
Sent: Wed Jul 07 18:06:18 2010
Capt – Afternoon … I think this is worth our folks participating in, in conjunction with Corporal Prouty at
the Academy. He could then be the conduit to funnel the groups ideas/requests/recommendations to
our command staffs. Not sure if IAD participated in this in the past, but I supported it when I was in
CID and would here if approved.
Thanks/Wes
From: Sager, John (WSP)

To: Wiley, Rich (WSP); Drake, Randy (WSP); Rethwill, Wes (WSP)
FYI
Detective Sergeant John Sager
WSP Honor Guard Commander
Criminal Proceeds Unit / Interpol Liaison
PO Box 2347
(360) 507-1397-Cell
(360) 704-2390-Office
(360) 704-2975-Fax

From: McMullen, John (WSP)

To: Reeves, Steve (WSP); DeRuwe, Darin (WSP); Steen, William (WSP); Morrison, Aaron (WSP);
Ducommun, Bryan (WSP); McMillen, Matt (WSP); Wilcox, Gary (WSP); Brearty, Mike (WSP); Cagle, J.
Paul (WSP); Spurling, Ryan (WSP); Prouty, James (WSP); Holt, Chris (WSP)
Cc: Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Smith, Richard (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); Sager, John (WSP); Wade, Ken
(WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Dutton, Ann (WSP); Swainson, Edward (WSP)
Subject: Detective Safety Committee
Good Morning Gentlemen,
Hey, it has been brought to my attention we need to resurrect the Detective Safety Committee.
For those of you that where not in the last committee that was formed. The purpose of this committee
is to get a group of qualified, respected Detectives together (IAD & CID), along with training division
representatives and identify needed training and equipment for detectives.
I would like to see our attitude be detectives train detectives. If we move in this direction we will be
able to provide the most effective training out there. You all know that when we go to training put on
by those who have never been a detective the training may be good, but it usually falls short of what
we (detectives) need.
Now with that said we as a group will be responsible to put together ideas and present them to the
command staff for consideration in a professional, logical package. We will also need to tap into our
own resources and get some people, to step up and take training roles.
The time commitment from your side will involve you talking with other detectives proactively to identify
needed training and equipment throughout our ranks. It will involve each of us getting outside our own
units and talking with other units. We should identify training and equipment needed in all our units.
Then we can meet on a quarterly basis to get our heads together and identify issues.
Our goal is to keep our detectives safe and keep our command staff up to date on the trends we (the
detectives) are seeing on the streets. By doing this we will allow the command staff time to react with
appropriate funds for training and needed equipment.
I feel if we (the detectives) can work in unison with the command staff we can make this a very
effective program and provide our people with solid, effective training to keep them safe.
Anyway please let me know if you are in or out. I feel the above named individuals have the experience
needed to make this a solid effective program.
To the Sergeants I included in the CC portion, please pass this email on to the other Sergeants and
Lieutenants in your respective divisions. With all of us working in unison together we will identify
training and equipment needed to keep our people safe. We cannot do something like this without the
support of the command staff. I would ask that you support and help promote this program. If you
have any questions or concerns please feel free to call me.
The only way we can step up to the next level is to come together!!!!
Trooper Detective John McMullen

Criminal Investigations Division
John.McMullen@WSP.WA.GOV
206-423-0307
Subject: Re: Vacant Position
Why would we advertise with no fill date?
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jul 12 09:26:30 2010
Subject: FW: Vacant Position
Captain,
I agree with Sgt. Wade, we may want to go ahead and advertise internally to determine any interest,
but leave the fill date as undetermined. What do you think?
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: RE: Vacant Position
Works for me. We may want to advertise the opening within the division, but leave the time we
anticipate the opening to be filled unknown. Just a suggestion. That way if we need to move fast it will
not be delayed plus it will give us an idea whether we may need to interview externally.
I also adjusted my June TAR for my LPO training and vacation days I used during that pay period. A
dummy TAR was submitted by Angee. There is no time card for the LPO OT because I did not sign in or
out through radio.
Enjoy your weekend. Looks like summer is finally here.
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Vacant Position
Ken,
I did talk with Captain Dahl this morning about filling your vacancy. He indicated he had already talked
to you and that we would continue with the vacancy until such time as you deem it is necessary to fill.
So please let me know how when you feel it is time. I will keep an ear open here in Oly town and if I
get any indication that we may get stuck with a permanent vacancy I will let you know immediately.
We may need to move pretty swiftly if/when that comes around.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
I don't support using the formal process to gauge interest internally, but informally if we just want to
know who is interested, that is fine.
Let's make sure we don't misrepresent it and give the impression that filling it is imminent. We don't
want anyone upset.
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jul 12 09:36:03 2010
So that we know there is a current detective who is interested in filling that position when it is time to
fill it. That way we will be ready to simply fill the position when we receive the approval to fill it. As
opposed to waiting until we can fill it to advertise internally. This would only be an internal
advertisement not the external. With that said, I can also see the wisdom in not advertising at all until
we are ready to move on it. Your call boss. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Why would we advertise with no fill date?
________________________________

Sent: Mon Jul 12 09:26:30 2010
Subject: FW: Vacant Position
Captain,
I agree with Sgt. Wade, we may want to go ahead and advertise internally to determine any interest,
but leave the fill date as undetermined. What do you think?
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Works for me. We may want to advertise the opening within the division, but leave the time we
anticipate the opening to be filled unknown. Just a suggestion. That way if we need to move fast it will
not be delayed plus it will give us an idea whether we may need to interview externally.
I also adjusted my June TAR for my LPO training and vacation days I used during that pay period. A
dummy TAR was submitted by Angee. There is no time card for the LPO OT because I did not sign in or
out through radio.
Enjoy your weekend. Looks like summer is finally here.
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Vacant Position
Ken,
I did talk with Captain Dahl this morning about filling your vacancy. He indicated he had already talked
to you and that we would continue with the vacancy until such time as you deem it is necessary to fill.
So please let me know how when you feel it is time. I will keep an ear open here in Oly town and if I
get any indication that we may get stuck with a permanent vacancy I will let you know immediately.
We may need to move pretty swiftly if/when that comes around.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
To: Johnson, Bob (WSP)
Cc: Rupke, Ronald (WSP)
Subject: Shooting
Hi Bob/ Ron,
We are hearing about the shooting. We have Brusseau going to the range and we will coordinate the
investigation, including the contact with Clark County.
Please update me on the Troopers condition and other details as soon as you get it.
Thanks and call if you have any questions or need anything. We are here to help you in any way we
can.
Mike
Subject: Fw: Accidental Discharge
________________________________

Cc: Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Garrison, Ken (WSP);
Rupke, Ronald (WSP); Schatzel, Steve (WSP); Smith, Michelle (WSP)
Sent: Tue Jul 13 11:07:14 2010
Subject: Accidental Discharge
Trooper Josh Winborne, Vancouver, accidently shot himself in the right thigh while undergoing weapons
qualification training at the Clark County Firing Range in Vancouver. He is currently enroute to SW
Washington Medical Center in Vancouver for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. We are in the
process of locating and contacting his wife. Clark County SO and CID have been advised, and a
determination will made as to investigative responsibility. Lt. Garrison is at the scene and I will be
enroute to the hospital shortly. Thanks/Bob
To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP)
Subject: Update
Brusseau has walked through the range with CCSO and all they want is some paperwork related to the
training.
We have photos, IOC's coming from the other Troopers and have the duty belt and target in evidence
for safekeeping.
The Trooper suffered a self inflicted flesh wound to the leg and will likely have surgery to remove the
bullet.
No appearance of anything criminal right now so CID will do our part and then pass it on to D-5
Command for the administrative portion.
Please let us know if there is anything else for now. I will update you as this comes in.
Mike
You and I should meet some time ahead of this to discuss what we want from this group. I am on
leave starting tomorrow but back August 9. I will come visit you when I get back.
Mike

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Mike,
Looks like we are set. I will be bringing Winchell and Myer too.
Steve
Sent: Monday, July 12, 2010 4:52 PM
Greetings, Capt. Sutton--
All Region 3 sheriffs have confirmed their attendance, so the meeting date and time is set. Please mark
your calendar for a 1:30 p.m. appointment on Wednesday, September 1st, with the Region 3 sheriffs at
the Grays Harbor County Sheriff's Office, and please ask Capt. Dahl to post this appointment too.
Thank you.
Faye Burnett
Executive Aide
Olympia, WA 98502
Ph: 360-786-5501
Perfect. I will come over there.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
I will be gone myself from July 26 to August 25th. How about coffee on Friday the 27th of August
around 9am?
Mike

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Mike,
Steve
Thank you.
Faye Burnett
Executive Aide
Olympia, WA 98502
Ph: 360-786-5501
Gig Harbor is fine, just let me know the place and I will be there.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
How about we do Gig Harbor? Unless of course you want to come all the way.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
I will be gone myself from July 26 to August 25th. How about coffee on Friday the 27th of August
around 9am?
Mike

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Mike,
Steve
Thank you.
Faye Burnett
Executive Aide
Olympia, WA 98502
Ph: 360-786-5501
See you there.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cutter's Point at the Uptown.....here is a map:
http://maps.google.com/maps?rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox&oe=&um=1&ie=UTF-
8&q=uptown+gig+harbor&fb=1&gl=us&hq=uptown&hnear=Gig+Harbor,+WA&cid=0,0,5826069600941010859&ei=DJQ7TMG3I5KmsQOnvs3aCg&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=image&resnum=2&ved=0CBYQnwIwAQ
Gig Harbor is fine, just let me know the place and I will be there.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
How about we do Gig Harbor? Unless of course you want to come all the way.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
I will be gone myself from July 26 to August 25th. How about coffee on Friday the 27th of August around 9am?
You and I should meet some time ahead of this to discuss what we want from this group. I am on leave starting tomorrow but back August 9. I will come visit you when I get back.
Mike

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Mike,
Steve

All Region 3 sheriffs have confirmed their attendance, so the meeting date and time is set. Please mark your calendar for a 1:30 p.m. appointment on Wednesday, September 1st, with the Region 3 sheriffs at
Thank you.
Faye Burnett
Executive Aide
Olympia, WA 98502
Ph: 360-786-5501
To: Cardinal, Craig (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: RE: Officer Involved Shooting at U.S. Customs
Craig,
Thanks for handling this so quickly and so well. It was nice to know that you were on the way to this, I
knew we would have a thorough and professional investigation and follow up.
Thanks also for letting Chad Cristelli from B.P.D. help... He is a tech. for B.P.D. and I know you have
known him for years. He has offered his assistance for months and I pledged to have him come help
you guys when you needed him. If you are responding to Whatcom County alone, or one of the other
guys is, feel free to call him out. Flo Simon says he can come play when you need him so he can keep
his skills up.
Thanks again to all of you, great work as usual.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Officer Involved Shooting at U.S. Customs
Wk # (360) 757-2008
FAX # (360) 707-5517
To: Witman, Scott (WSP)
Subject: RE: Vehicular Assault - Snohomish County
Thanks for the good work Scott. This was a little hectic at first but having you there and working the
case smoothed it out pretty quickly. I appreciate the work, thanks. Gotta love the D-7 team; handling
two big events at once and doing both well.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Witman, Scott (WSP)

Cc: Marken, Michael (WSP); Cooper, Jerry (WSP)
Subject: Vehicular Assault - Snohomish County
Case # 10-010144
Detective Scott Witman
Burlington, Wa 98233
(360) 757-2008
Fax. (360) 707-5517

To: Cunningham, Don (WSP)
Subject: Condolences
Don,
Just wanted to convey my condolences on the loss of your sister, I hope your family is hanging in
there. I lost my Dad about a year and a half ago and it was tough, but it does get better with time. I
sincerely hope that your family will find solace in the memories that you built over her life and will be
able to embrace the happier times that can sustain you through this hard time.
Please let us know if there is anything you need, God Bless.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Dennis, please plan to be acting from this Thursday, July 15th through Sunday July 25th.
Keith, please plan for July 26th through August 8th.
I will be in Eastern Washington for the first 10 days and might check in a couple times, but pretty much
unavailable. The rest of the time I will be in town and available from home.
I will leave my computer on and emails open so you can check them for things that have time sensitive
responses. Of course if you have issues come up, advise AC Miller. You can't give him too much with
regard to what's going on in the field that he may get questions about. If it's the day to day stuff,
make your decision using the best information and check with each other, then go with it.
Please keep a log for me to review when I return. I know you have each been acting at some level in
the past and this is really no different. I mean unless you factor in that it's a Captain's position and if
you mess it up, it could ruin the rest of your career. Don't let the pressure get you though, I believe in
you guys.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Captain,
I am available for those dates. I will be at grant writing training on July 26 and 27 in Camp Murray, but
could still be available if needed.
Thanks,

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
Captain,
I’m available the July 26th through August 5th.
We are leaving for our camping trip this Saturday and will be gone all of next week.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Subject: Available
Thanks
To: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: RE:
The picture didn’t come through.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject:
At the young age of 25 the intensity for perfection brewed.
Lieutenant Rob Huss
(360) 704-2344 / Micro 12 ext. 11344
Note: To ensure compliance with all Collective Bargaining Agreements and Retention Guidelines please
regarding OPS/IA cases please delete the sent e-mail immediately.
Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: RE: Crime Lab Response
Lynn,
We have completed our CID After Action and the one with D-8 so we are ready to move forward with
the one for the CSRT. I am looking forward to it since it will be my first exposure to how the process
works and where we can make it better.
I will be on annual leave from Thursday until August 9th so it will need to be after that. Can you get
some dates that are good for your team so we can coordinate the time and location? You can plan it
even though I am gone and Vicky can add it to my calendar. Just work with my staff to decide who
needs to attend from each of our divisions and we will make this a very productive event.
Thanks again for bringing this forward, I am looking forward to it.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Crime Lab Response
Whenever you are ready for a meeting on crime scene responder and crime lab deployment in major
scenes, Becca Cortez can set it up. I know you have your meeting next week. I always find trying to
get five+ people in the same room exasperating but Becca is an island of calm.
Subject: Melanie from Wenatchee
Please come see me when you get in tomorrow so we c an discuss this. Captain DeWitt has agreed in
principle but we need to get Melanie on the phone and see what she wants to do as far as hours.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Attachments: Essential Svcs VIN.docx
OFM-CID Budget essential services questionnaire (A015).docx
Good Afternoon,
Per AC Miller’s instructions I am forwarding these responses to you so that he can review them prior to
their submission to OFM.
As always, please let me know if you need anything else and I will get it to you. Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Rethwill, Wes (WSP); Drake, Kevin (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Couey, Mark
Thanks Mark.
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Chief –
of July 21st.
/Mark

Importance: High
Commanders,
Thank you,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Importance: High
Budget Submission.





Resp,
Bob
Subject: Appointment
AC Miller,
I have a doctor’s appointment in the morning but will be in by noon. I will be on my BB if anything
comes up.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Continuity of Government
Attachments: Peter Goldmark.docx
Continuity of Government-Goldmark.doc
Chuck,
We are assigned the Commissioner of Public Lands, Peter Goldmark. I am the primary, you are the
secondary.
I have attached the packet I made up so we get to know the guy and have a photo just in case we
need it. I did this with my last guy too. We need to contact him and his assistant so we can finish up
the areas on the sheet that are blank and also let them know who we are and what we do for them in
the event of an emergency.
Can you fill in your portion of the worksheet and then schedule a meeting with them for some time
after August 8th? Vicky can look at my calendar and synchronize it with yours. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Do you have a few minutes to drop by on your way in?
In Bellevue. Back by noon.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jul 14 08:10:39 2010
Subject: Do you have a few minutes to drop by on your way in?
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: Re: Call
I am not aware of a requirement for us to ask them to look at this.
It is a potential crime that occurred in their jurisdiction and they have a right of first refusal.
We can give them what we have and they can review it to determine if it warrants more investigation.
Mike

Sent: Wed Jul 14 09:31:06 2010
Subject: FW: Call
Captain Dahl and Acting Captain Matheson,
I just got off the phone with Sgt. O'Shannon who talked with Kirkland Police Chief Eric Olsen. Kristene
explained what the allegations were as well as what our detectives have learned so far. Chief Olsen
indicated his department would be willing to look at the case but requested an official request through
Chief Batiste per protocols. Once the official request is made, we can send them all the documentation
generated to date. According to Kristene, Kirkland PD did secure video of the DUI processing from the
day of the arrest. I think it would be a good idea for Kirkland to conduct a criminal review of what we
have and then either indicate there was no criminal conduct or forward to the prosecutor. What do you
think?
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Cc: Sass, Jeff (WSP)
Subject: RE: Call
Stacy is just finishing the report and I will take it over to Lt. Sass.
I will call Kirkland PD this morning.
Kristene
Detective Sergeant Kristene O'Shannon
Criminal Investigation Division - Bellevue
(425) 401-7741
Cc: O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP)
Subject: RE: Call
Boss,
I instructed O'Shannon to ensure Moate completes her report today so that it can accompany the
documentation from D2 to OPS.
Kristene, please let me know when Moate's report has been provided to OPS. Also, I would like you to
contact Kirkland PD to brief them on what we have so far and determine if they want to look further
into the case by conducting a criminal investigation of their own (probably won't be necessary) or
receiving a decline in writing (e-mail) and entering that into the case documents and case log. If you
have any questions please call me. Thank you in advance.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
Chuck,

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:32:50 2010
Subject: RE: Call

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
more of a courtesy.
Make sense?

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:23:02 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Works for us.

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Subject: RE: Call
Bill and Travis,
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 12:01:40 2010
Subject: Re: Call
on shift at 3 or 4.
Kristene

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:51 2010
Subject: Re: Call
Perfect and thanks.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:17 2010
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 06:32:25 2010
Subject: Call
Kristene, Chuck,

Subject: Re: Call
Does that make sense? It's their prerogative to take it if they want it.

Sent: Wed Jul 14 09:43:08 2010
Subject: RE: Call
No problem Captain. I will have Sgt. O'Shannon provide Kirkland PD with what we have and they can
take it from there to determine if further investigation is warranted. Thank you.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
Mike

Sent: Wed Jul 14 09:31:06 2010
Subject: FW: Call
think?
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: RE: Call
Kristene

(425) 401-7741
Subject: RE: Call
Boss,
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
Chuck,

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:32:50 2010
Subject: RE: Call

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
more of a courtesy.
Make sense?

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:23:02 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Works for us.

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Subject: RE: Call
Bill and Travis,
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 12:01:40 2010
Subject: Re: Call
on shift at 3 or 4.
Kristene

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:51 2010
Subject: Re: Call
Perfect and thanks.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:17 2010
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 06:32:25 2010
Subject: Call
Kristene, Chuck,

Subject: Re: Working
You have been a great addition to the WSP team and especially to OPS.
Now that you are moving to the next phase and will be assuming a leadership role with the new people
in there, you should feel confident that you have the skills to do it.
You will excel and continue to be a great asset to them.
I am proud of you. Have a great day.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Wed Jul 14 09:10:27 2010
Subject: Working
Good morning Captain Dahl!
I wanted to let you know that I was thinking about how much I enjoy my job and how fortunate I am to
spend my weekdays with awesome people doing awesome work. Thanks for hiring me 1st boss!
Have a fantastic week!
Mel
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: Re: Call
Chuck,
Please call KPD yourself and get them up to speed on what has transpired. We shouldn't have
O'Shannon doing it, it should be command staff so you can explain it to them.
Find out what they want to do and then we can decide what we need to do as far as admin process.

Sent: Wed Jul 14 10:05:04 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Captain,
I am confused, sir.
Based on our phone conversation on Monday morning, my understanding was that Chuck was going to
call KPD (lieutenant or above) and get a verbal decline/refusal from them, which would then be
memorialized in a following email. Given that information, I signed the IIR as a Prelim yesterday and
sent it back to the District for handling. IF KPD hasn't declined/refused to investigate as of yet then
should we formally put this thing on criminal hold and provide the employee with the criminal
notification paperwork?

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Subject: RE: Call
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
Mike

Sent: Wed Jul 14 09:31:06 2010
Subject: FW: Call
think?
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: RE: Call
Kristene

(425) 401-7741
Subject: RE: Call
Boss,
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
Chuck,

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:32:50 2010
Subject: RE: Call

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
more of a courtesy.
Make sense?

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:23:02 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Works for us.

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Subject: RE: Call
Bill and Travis,
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 12:01:40 2010
Subject: Re: Call
on shift at 3 or 4.
Kristene

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:51 2010
Subject: Re: Call
Perfect and thanks.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:17 2010
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 06:32:25 2010
Subject: Call
Kristene, Chuck,

Cc: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: Re: Call
Good, thanks Chuck.

Cc: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Sent: Wed Jul 14 11:09:27 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Captain,
I just spoke with Kirkland PD Captain Ursino. Based on what I relayed to him and the fact that they
already viewed the video of the processing and saw no concerns, he is inclined not to do anything
further with this investigation. Chief Olsen was in a meeting and Captain Ursino wanted to run it by his
chief first before he gave us a formal response. I asked for a formal response via e-mail and he had no
problem with it. He will be calling me back after he speaks to his chief. Thanks.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
Chuck,

Sent: Wed Jul 14 10:05:04 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Captain,
I am confused, sir.

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Subject: RE: Call
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call

Mike

Sent: Wed Jul 14 09:31:06 2010
Subject: FW: Call
think?
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: RE: Call
Kristene

(425) 401-7741
Subject: RE: Call
Boss,
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
Chuck,

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:32:50 2010
Subject: RE: Call

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
more of a courtesy.
Make sense?

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:23:02 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Works for us.

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Subject: RE: Call
Bill and Travis,

Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 12:01:40 2010
Subject: Re: Call
on shift at 3 or 4.
Kristene

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:51 2010
Subject: Re: Call
Perfect and thanks.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:17 2010
Subject: Re: Call
Sent: Sat Jul 10 06:32:25 2010
Subject: Call
Kristene, Chuck,

Subject: Re: Call
Good, thank you.

Sent: Wed Jul 14 11:33:57 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Captain,
I just received a call back from Captain Ursino. He said he discussed this with Chief Olsen, who at
minimum wanted to review what we have so far. Ursino indicated it was sufficient for me to e-mail a
synopsis of what we have so far to the Chief, along with all applicable documentation for their criminal
investigation unit to review. I will have O'Shannon move forward with providing them the
documentation. I will e-mail Chief Olsen with a cc to you and Matheson. Thanks.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Cc: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: Re: Call
Good, thanks Chuck.

Cc: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Sent: Wed Jul 14 11:09:27 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Captain,
I just spoke with Kirkland PD Captain Ursino. Based on what I relayed to him and the fact that they
already viewed the video of the processing and saw no concerns, he is inclined not to do anything
further with this investigation. Chief Olsen was in a meeting and Captain Ursino wanted to run it by his
chief first before he gave us a formal response. I asked for a formal response via e-mail and he had no
problem with it. He will be calling me back after he speaks to his chief. Thanks.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
Chuck,

Sent: Wed Jul 14 10:05:04 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Captain,
I am confused, sir.

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Subject: RE: Call
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
Mike

Sent: Wed Jul 14 09:31:06 2010
Subject: FW: Call
think?
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: RE: Call
Kristene

(425) 401-7741
Subject: RE: Call
Boss,
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
Chuck,

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:32:50 2010
Subject: RE: Call

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call
more of a courtesy.
Make sense?

Sent: Mon Jul 12 08:23:02 2010
Subject: RE: Call
Works for us.

Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Subject: RE: Call
Bill and Travis,
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 12:01:40 2010
Subject: Re: Call
on shift at 3 or 4.
Kristene

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:51 2010
Subject: Re: Call
Perfect and thanks.

Sent: Sat Jul 10 07:33:17 2010
Subject: Re: Call

Sent: Sat Jul 10 06:32:25 2010
Subject: Call
Kristene, Chuck,

Subject: RE: Road Trip
My plans have changed so now if I can get lodging, I will be available to go with you guys. What do I
need to know/do?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Road Trip
Well big guy, you in? Leaving Thursday the 22 to Sunday 25.
(360) 596-4131

Subject: Re: Road Trip
Sounds great. You talk w/Dahl? He's making noise about possibly going again?
________________________________
From: Regalado, Jesse (WSP)

To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Casebolt, Clint (WSP)
Cc: Gundermann, Juli (WSP); jenny@for-evidence.com <jenny@for-evidence.com>
Sent: Wed Jul 14 09:22:18 2010
The Regalado’s are in for Thursday!
cid:image001.gif@01CA0162.0A0E69E0

To: Berry, Jason (WSP); Casebolt, Clint (WSP)
Cc: Regalado, Jesse (WSP); Gundermann, Juli (WSP)
Subject: Road Trip
Most excellent riding gang ~
Is everyone game on leaving Thursday morning around 10ish from Enumclaw as a rally point and
spending the night in the Tri-Cities? Last year we did this and it makes for an easy 200 mile trip for
both days?
If that works, we will try to find the best rates for lodging.
Chris
(360) 596-4131
Cc: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP);
Thomas, Mark (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: Annual Leave
To all respectfully,
During my annual leave, Lt. Bosman will be the acting from the 15th through the 25th. Lt Huntley will
be the acting from the 26th through the 8th when I return.
Please let them know if there is anything you need. Thanks
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks Pard
________________________________

Cc: Berry, Jason (WSP); Gundermann, Juli (WSP)
Sent: Wed Jul 14 16:36:40 2010
I got you a smoking room for Saturday and you are on standby for a non-smoking if it should open.
Friday they are full, but we will take care of you – you can either crash in our room, we have a friend in
town or Casebolt is running solo…either way you will have a place to crash. After livations and watching
Jason dance in the Thunder room, you won’t care much were you land…as long as you are not
spooning with him…
Thursday night we are making plans for lodging in the Tri-Cities…
I am glad you are finally hanging and running with the big doggies!
(360) 596-4131

need to know/do?

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

(360) 596-4131

________________________________

Sent: Wed Jul 14 09:22:18 2010


Subject: Road Trip
both days?
Chris
(360) 596-4131
To: Berry, Jason (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP)
Zip it.
________________________________

To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Sent: Wed Jul 14 17:58:30 2010
Clint and Mike sharing. Now that is Awesome!!! Hot tub anyone?
________________________________

Cc: Berry, Jason (WSP); Gundermann, Juli (WSP)
Sent: Wed Jul 14 16:36:40 2010
I got you a smoking room for Saturday and you are on standby for a non-smoking if it should open.
Friday they are full, but we will take care of you – you can either crash in our room, we have a friend in
town or Casebolt is running solo…either way you will have a place to crash. After livations and watching
Jason dance in the Thunder room, you won’t care much were you land…as long as you are not
spooning with him…
Thursday night we are making plans for lodging in the Tri-Cities…
I am glad you are finally hanging and running with the big doggies!
(360) 596-4131

need to know/do?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

(360) 596-4131

________________________________

Sent: Wed Jul 14 09:22:18 2010

Subject: Road Trip
both days?
Chris
(360) 596-4131
To: Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Help
Hi Ken,
The email below is from a friend of mine, Flo Simon, who is Bellingham's Deputy Chief. She is looking for
someone to help with a Sergeants assessment center.
This is a great opportunity for someone to see how these go and how another agency does it. If you
have a Sergeant or Lieutenant that would represent WSP well, could you contact her at the email below
and arrange it?
Let me know, thanks.
Mike
________________________________
From: FSimon@cob.org <FSimon@cob.org>

Sent: Thu Jul 15 09:18:29 2010
Subject: Help
Hi Mike,
How are things going? Getting ready for a lovely week at Osoyos with the posse.
I'm wondering if you can help us out. We are having a sergeant's assessment center on July 29 and I
am in need of one more assessor. The assessor has to be the rank of sergeant or above. Do you have
anyone or know of anyone that might be able to come play in beautiful Bellingham for the day?
If the person is from out of town I will put them up at the Hotel Belwether and feed them the night
before.
flo
Deputy Chief Flo Simon

Bellingham Police Department
505 Grand Ave.
Bellingham, WA. 98225
(360) 778-8603 Office
(360) 778-8701 Fax
"Do what you should do, when you should do it, whether you feel like it or not."
-Thomas Huxley

Subject: Re: Vicky"s eval
I have it done except for issuing it to her.
Thanks for the offer. Is there anything that you can think of that needs to go in there?
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jul 15 10:47:46 2010
Subject: Vicky's eval
Hi Captain!
Vicky’s eval is due July 25th to HRD. I will complete if you can see if there is a copy of her last eval I
might be able to use (electronic is best!) as a starting point.
Thanks!
Julie
4811 Werner Road
Bremerton WA 98312
(360) 405-6623 Office
(360) 731-1006 Cell

Subject: Re: Vicky"s eval
No worries. Thanks
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jul 15 11:31:10 2010
Subject: RE: Vicky's eval
I don’t think so…sorry you had to come back from vacation to give it to her!
4811 Werner Road
Bremerton WA 98312
(360) 405-6623 Office
(360) 731-1006 Cell

Subject: Re: Vicky's eval
I have it done except for issuing it to her.
Thanks for the offer. Is there anything that you can think of that needs to go in there?
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jul 15 10:47:46 2010
Subject: Vicky's eval
Hi Captain!
Vicky’s eval is due July 25th to HRD. I will complete if you can see if there is a copy of her last eval I
might be able to use (electronic is best!) as a starting point.
Thanks!
Julie
4811 Werner Road
Bremerton WA 98312
(360) 405-6623 Office
(360) 731-1006 Cell

Subject: Fw: FOB - D1 - Automatic Approval - Request for Exemption
Attachments: 07-15-10 6673 TROOPER DETECTIVE.pdf
________________________________

Sent: Thu Jul 15 13:33:36 2010
Subject: FW: FOB - D1 - Automatic Approval - Request for Exemption
FYI
Jennifer Kraft
(360) 704-2323

To: Hattell, Curt (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP)
Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Marshall, Pat (WSP); Chavira, Debbie (WSP);
Fabregas, Yvette (WSP); Wulfekuhle, Melodie (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP)
Subject: FOB - D1 - Automatic Approval - Request for Exemption
the trooper detective position in D-1. Please contact Ms. Melodie Wulfekuhle at
(360) 704-2316, to begin the recruitment process, thank you and have a wonderful day, Jennifer.
Jennifer Kraft
(360) 704-2323
To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Scott, Evelyn
(WSP)
Subject: FW: New SAF Format
Attachments: ISB SAF Tempate 2010.pptx
Attached is the new SAF format they want us to use beginning with the October SAF.
Dennis
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: New SAF Format
Hello Commanders,
As I recently discussed with you, I have developed a template for your SAF presentations. I would like
to see these used for your October 6/7 SAF. The changes should actually make your SAFs easier to
prepare as I am not asking for any new data and am overall trying to simplify the process while making
presentations consistent throughout the Bureau. What you report in SAF should be tied directly to
agency goals, division objectives to meet agency goals, and progress in accomplishing strategies by
meeting specific targets. Data shown should be focused on progress in meeting targets. My overall goal
is for you to be able to spend 5 minutes or so going over data so that you can spend the remaining
time on current areas of interest, challenges, and successes.
After the October SAF we will evaluate how these slides worked and make changes accordingly. The
slides are intentionally sparse for this first go-round because I am focusing on what we are reporting as
opposed to the method of display.
Here are some instructions for clarification:
· The cover page can remain as you currently have it (cover page on attachment is illustrative
only).
· Complete the District Overview sheet which includes the evaluation sheet.
1. Put the name of the Region/Section in the appropriate boxes and list your supervisors and the
number of FTE’s assigned to them.
· Delete all graphs/maps/graphics on your “Goal/Target” sheets and use only data to show
progress listed toward targets.
· Put data in the standardized data format that is included in the attached example to show
progress
· Copy the “Goal/Target” sheets as necessary to report on progress toward achieving strategies by
tracking progress toward achieving targets
· Your talking notes should include your analysis of progress toward targets and any related
successes or issues.
· Include any photographs, links, etc. that you wish to use on the Accomplishment page(s) – add
pages as needed.
Please let me know if you have questions about what I am looking for, suggestions for improvement, or
concerns.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Subject: FW: New Washington Driver License Design
Attachments: New Washington Driver License Design.pptx
Importance: High
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: New Washington Driver License Design
Importance: High
FYI Commanders
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

To: Berry, Shawn (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard,
Kenneth (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP)
Cc: Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Turcott, Mike (WSP); Alexander, Dale (WSP); Marsh,
Marcia (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: New Washington Driver License Design
Importance: High
Captains ~
On Sunday July 17, 2010 the Department of Licensing (DOL) will be issuing a new drivers license to
motorists in Washington State. The attached PowerPoint will show our troopers what they need to
know regarding the new license.
A new design to the Washington driver license, identification card, instruction permit, and CDL will be
included in the system update. Appearance of new documents is very similar to the Enhanced Driver
License (EDL) and Enhanced Identification Cards (EID). Background and color scheme are the same as
the current license. The photograph of the customer has been moved to the left side of the card and a
ghost image of the customer’s photo is located on the right. New documents will have the License
Number on the first line under the headings – Washington Driver License/Identification Card/Instruction
Permit and expiration date will be below the ghost image on the new documents. New documents will
have last name on a separate line above the first name and most data items have a number in front of
them, which conform to federal standards. *Refer to the attached PowerPoint regarding the legend for
endorsements and the rest of the specifics for the new design.
Should you or your staff have any questions:
Point of Contact ~ Department Of Licensing/Driver Records - Carla Weaver, Phone: 360-902-3669/Cell:

360-878-1262
(360) 596-4131
Subject: RE: check
Date: Monday, July 19, 2010 2:45:00 PM
Captain,
Captain Dahl is on annual leave for several weeks. Is there anything that you would like me to check
on?
Acting Captain Dennis Bosman
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: check
Mike,
Hey just starting the second week here. Nothing is too bad just being in a foreign environment with a
roommate who is not my wife, you know how that is! It took me 24 years to train the other one. I
know you are very busy but would you check on Travis and see if he needs anything? If there is any
information I can provide from this end let me know. Thanks for the help in getting Travis someone to
confide in.
Mike

360-704-2333
Subject: FW: Fleet Wash Bay Now Open
FYI...Here is some information for your personnel in the Olympia area.
Dennis

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Fleet Wash Bay Now Open
Fleet has received numerous requests for a 24/7 wash bay in the Olympia/Tumwater area, since
commercial car wash purchases are limited to two per month (Regulation 17.16.010). As a result, Fleet
has opened a manually-operated wash bay on the south side of the Fleet building in Bay 12. Staff can
access it with a 20-2A key (which also opens the front gate). The bay is equipped with warm water,
soap, wash buckets and scrub brushes. If supplies run low, please contact Fleet and we will replenish
the items.
Thanks and keep it clean!
WSP Fleet Section

Subject: FW: Regulation Manual Update
Keith and Chuck,
I know the due date is several months away, but when you have a few minutes can you please review
the regulations to see if they need to be updated? Vicky has added this to the project log as a
reminder.
Thanks,
Dennis
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Regulation Manual Update
Good afternoon Captain Dahl and Ms. Leonard…
It’s that time again to review policies within the Regulation Manual and update, as needed.
* If changes are to be made to the policies Strategic Planning and Performance (SPP) asks that you
forward those changes through the Chain of Command to your Bureau Commander for review and
approval. Your Bureau Commander will then submit the changes to Ms. Jennifer Meyer for inclusion in
the next General Order.
* For each policy could you please let me know what action you are taking so I can update my
master list?
* The deadline for your update is Wednesday, October 20, 2010.
The policies for your review is:
2.00.120 – Use of Force Review (Review with OPS)
20.00.020 – Case Filing System (Review with Public Records Section)
20.00.120 – Use of Major Accident Investigation Team (MAIT)
20.03.010 – Crime Analysis (Review with IAD)
If you have any questions, please let me know.
Thank you very much!!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136

To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP)
Cc: Nicpon, Dory (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: FW: Question
A/C Miller and A/C Hattell,
Melanie LaBonte is the OA3 in Wenatchee who splits her work time between CID and FOB. Recently,
her husband returned from Iraq and received a job in the Moses Lake area. Melanie has submitted a
request to reduce the hours she works from 40 to 30 hours per week and to work out of the Moses
Lake office. Captain Dahl and Captain DeWitt are both in agreement of continuing to split the funding
for her position along with allowing her to perform her duties from the Moses Lake office.
HRD is recommending that we keep the FTE as a fulltime position and change the position from a salary
position to an hourly position to accommodate the change in work hours without effecting the FTE
allocation. HRD is requesting an e-mail from both of you authorizing the proposed change.
If you have additional questions, please contact me.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Chavira, Debb (WSP)
Subject: RE: Question
Good afternoon Lt. LeBlanc!
I wanted to outline our conversation regarding the movement of Melanie LeBonte’s Office Assistant 3
position #0887 from Wenatchee to Moses Lake. My recommendation is to leave the position as a full
time FTE but change the position to hourly in order to meet the employee’s request for reduction of
work hours. This will allow us to keep the full time FTE for the agency’s future needs.
What we will need:
· Position Action Request (PAR)

<http://iwspsp/documents/Agency_Forms/Position_Action_Request.doc> – We will need a PAR filled
out to change the location of the position and to change the position from salary to hourly. You can
also indicate the funding for the position will remain 50% FOB and 50% CID.
· Employee Action Request (EAR)

<http://iwspsp/documents/Agency_Forms/Employee_Action_Request.doc> – We will need an EAR filled
out to move the employee from salary to hourly. Please attach the employee’s IOC request to the EAR.
· HRD will also need to receive an e-mail that shows the FOB and CID Bureau Commanders
approve of the action and that the Deputy Chief is informed. Please cc Dory Nicpon on this e-mail so
that she is aware.
NOTE: This action should occur on either the 1st or 16th of the month.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Thank you,
Darlonna Vaughan
PO Box 42620 - Olympia WA 98504-2620
Phone (360) 704-2313
Fax (360) 704-2297

Subject: Question
Darlonna,
Captain Dahl wants me to do some research on how to go about physically moving a full-time FTE (half
paid by FOB and half paid by CID) from the Wenatchee District office to the Moses Lake Detachment
office and reducing that FTE to a 30 hour per week position. Captain DeWitt and Captain Dahl have
talked about this and agree to continue funding the position equally (FOB pays for 15 hours and CID
pays for 15 hours per week). What do I need to do to make this happen? Thank you!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: FW: saf
Attachments: August10SAFSlide.ppt
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Lamoreaux,
Marc (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Reichert, Robin (WSP); Couper, Fiona (WSP)
Subject: saf
Hello all.
As a result of a recent major error in another state agency “forgetting” to update their WAC’s to reflect
a session change in RCW, I thought it would be timely to discuss our process at the upcoming SAF in
August.
As you all know GMR houses the WAC/Rules Coordinator position (Melissa VanGorkom) and maintains a
list of WAC rules that the agency is responsible for and by policy we are to ensure their accuracy once
every two years (or update with a statute change we know of as they occur). The attached list is a
draft of our SAF slides. Please review them for accuracy to ensure they include the WAC’s you are in
charge of.
With the intention of not blindsiding anyone, I just wanted to advise that this came up during Exec Staff
and GMR will be “reminding” everyone during SAF to ensure we are up-to-date in the WAC arena.
We will have a slide covering all of the current WAC’s that are in the process of being revised and a list,
by division, of the chapters we are responsible for overall.
Hope this helps and please call on us in GMR if we can assist further. Thanks, Jason
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010
Subject: FW: 2010 Regulation Manual Survey
Attachments: 2010 Regulation Manual Survey 071910.docx
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Anderson, Jim (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Couper, Fiona
(WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP);
Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP); McIntyre,
Lynn (WSP); Perz, Paul (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); St. John, Anjela (WSP);
Thomas, Mark (WSP); Wilton, Mark (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Berry, Shawn
(WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Sutton,
Steve (WSP)
Cc: Kirkeby, Lila (WSP)
Subject: 2010 Regulation Manual Survey
Good afternoon everyone…
The Risk Management Division is conducting a survey regarding the use and deployment of the 2010
WSP Regulation Manual. The survey will provide you opportunity to offer input regarding the Regulation
Manual needs of your specific district/division. Please complete the attached survey electronically and
return it via e-mail to Strategic Planning and Performance, Ms. Stephanie Bryant at
Stephanie.bryant@wsp.wa.gov by August 9, 2010.
The survey should only take a few minutes to complete. Thank you, in advance, for your assistance in
compiling this information!
If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Lila Kirkeby, SPP Manager at (360) 596-4141.
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136

Darlonna,
The following e-mail is A/C Hattell’s approval to relocate the OA3 from Wenatchee to Moses Lake.
Acting Captain,
Dennis Bosman
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Approved per District 6 command’s desire to have the position revert back to Wenatchee in the event of
La Bonte leaving the position.

Yes. We have talked and I discussed my concerns with the position going to Moses Lake. We agreed
that once Melanie left, the position would return to Wenatchee.
2822 Euclid Ave.
Wenatchee, WA 98801
(509) 665-4006
(509) 665-4016 (Fax)
(509) 387-7039 (Blackberry)

Do you have it worked out with Capt. Dahl on the issue of the position going back to Wenatchee at
some point in the future?

We really have never gotten 50% out of this position. However, since Melanie arrived, and I became
captain, we have utilized her for additional duties. The only duty she will not be able to do is the mail.
She fills in when my secretary is on vacation etc. and we can use her when the Moses Lake secretary is
gone as well. She has also been doing numerous transcriptions for us. So we have been getting our
money’s worth lately. She is an excellent employee and we hate to lose her. I thought about this for a
few weeks weighing things out. I believe it will be worth it in the end. My only request is when she
leaves, the position returns back to Wenatchee.
Karen
2822 Euclid Ave.
Wenatchee, WA 98801
(509) 665-4006
(509) 665-4016 (Fax)

(509) 387-7039 (Blackberry)

Subject: Fw: Question
Is this in the best interests of operations for D6?
________________________________

To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP)
Cc: Nicpon, Dory (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Sent: Tue Jul 20 09:18:32 2010
A/C Miller and A/C Hattell,
Melanie LaBonte is the OA3 in Wenatchee who splits her work time between CID and FOB. Recently,
her husband returned from Iraq and received a job in the Moses Lake area. Melanie has submitted a
request to reduce the hours she works from 40 to 30 hours per week and to work out of the Moses
Lake office. Captain Dahl and Captain DeWitt are both in agreement of continuing to split the funding
for her position along with allowing her to perform her duties from the Moses Lake office.
HRD is recommending that we keep the FTE as a fulltime position and change the position from a salary
position to an hourly position to accommodate the change in work hours without effecting the FTE
allocation. HRD is requesting an e-mail from both of you authorizing the proposed change.
If you have additional questions, please contact me.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Chavira, Debb (WSP)
Good afternoon Lt. LeBlanc!
I wanted to outline our conversation regarding the movement of Melanie LeBonte’s Office Assistant 3
position #0887 from Wenatchee to Moses Lake. My recommendation is to leave the position as a full
time FTE but change the position to hourly in order to meet the employee’s request for reduction of
work hours. This will allow us to keep the full time FTE for the agency’s future needs.
What we will need:
· Position Action Request (PAR)

<http://iwspsp/documents/Agency_Forms/Position_Action_Request.doc> – We will need a PAR filled
out to change the location of the position and to change the position from salary to hourly. You can
also indicate the funding for the position will remain 50% FOB and 50% CID.
· Employee Action Request (EAR)

<http://iwspsp/documents/Agency_Forms/Employee_Action_Request.doc> – We will need an EAR filled
out to move the employee from salary to hourly. Please attach the employee’s IOC request to the EAR.
· HRD will also need to receive an e-mail that shows the FOB and CID Bureau Commanders
approve of the action and that the Deputy Chief is informed. Please cc Dory Nicpon on this e-mail so
that she is aware.
NOTE: This action should occur on either the 1st or 16th of the month.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Thank you,
Darlonna Vaughan

PO Box 42620 - Olympia WA 98504-2620
Phone (360) 704-2313
Fax (360) 704-2297

Subject: Question
Darlonna,
Captain Dahl wants me to do some research on how to go about physically moving a full-time FTE (half
paid by FOB and half paid by CID) from the Wenatchee District office to the Moses Lake Detachment
office and reducing that FTE to a 30 hour per week position. Captain DeWitt and Captain Dahl have
talked about this and agree to continue funding the position equally (FOB pays for 15 hours and CID
pays for 15 hours per week). What do I need to do to make this happen? Thank you!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: FW: More questions...Verizon upgrade
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Fw: More questions...Verizon upgrade
Dennis - please see below. Need to articulate to Patrick exactly what the concerns are with Sprint's
service.
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________

To: Lever, Jim (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Sent: Tue Jul 20 21:17:15 2010
Subject: Re: More questions...Verizon upgrade
Thanks Jim, I will have Acting Captain Bosman call Patrick to give him specifics related to their concerns
about service.
Greg
________________________________

To: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Sent: Tue Jul 20 11:40:39 2010
I have conferred with Marty Knorr regarding the issue. Marty agreed there is reason for some caution
because ITD is seeing a downward trend and the current 748 Sprint users are getting closer and closer
to the 650 required until July 22, 2012 (see attached e-mail and contract). Although coverage issues
can be an issue, it may be a common problem for all carriers (so not necessarily a valid reason to
change). I would say we probably need to treat any requests to change on a case-by-case basis now,
and freeze at around 725.
Feedback from Patrick Horan, Tier 2 Cust Svc, is that Sprint is very responsive and provides outstanding
support (only vendor with dedicated rep) – no problems.
I agree with Marty’s analysis. Responsiveness issues need to be routed to ITD for resolution.
Would you like ITD to discuss at an upcoming Exec Staff?
Thanks, Jim
(360) 596-4106

To: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP)
Subject: RE: More questions...Verizon upgrade
Jim,
FYI – part of the issue with Sprint and CID has been a lack of responsiveness by Sprint to requests for
service. Any other Divisions experienced similar issues?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP)
Jim, can you have it researched to determine how many Sprint accounts we are currently holding and
how long we are committed by the agreement to maintain the minimum number of accounts? Once
we fulfill our agreement we can be more generous allowing conversions to Verizon or others as
economic dictate.
Thanks

Chief – CID contacted ITD as part of their research, were told they had sufficient accounts, and were
given the go-ahead. We discussed not encouraging others not to try to switch too because of the
repeater issue.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Cc: Lever, Jim (WSP)
Caution here. Please check first with ITD. We have a commitment to maintain a certain number of
Sprint accounts in exchange for the $400K Academy Sprint repeater they put up last year to give us
good cell coverage up there. I believe we need to maintain a minimum of 600 accounts. If we drop
below that we are obligated to pay the full cost of the repeater.

FYI Chief, CID found a way to save $600 a month on cell phones while getting enough additional
Blackberries to issue one to each Detective Sergeant.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Dennis,
I carefully evaluated your request and I appreciate all of the follow-up. Although I would really like to
see all Detectives with BlackBerry service, I cannot authorize a change at this time that would increase
overall costs, even though the costs would be relatively small.
I am however pleased that you found an opportunity to make a change that will provide more
blackberries than you currently have while decreasing the amount of money that CID is currently paying
for cell phones and Blackberries by $600 a month. I agree that our agency will benefit by having all of
your Sergeants equipped with Blackberries.
You are authorized to go ahead with the plan for switching services from Sprint to Verizon with 26
Blackberries for Command, Sergeants, and Auto Theft detectives, and 40 cell phones for the remainder
of the detectives.
Thanks to you, Vicki, and the rest of your staff for the time and effort that you put into this.
Greg
(360) 704-2979

A/C Miller,
The previous e-mail contains the information you requested. If you have additional questions, please
contact me.
Thanks,

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: FW: More questions...
Vicky,
Are you able to answer the A/C’s question?
What was CID’s total 2009 cell phone/blackberry bill? $43,836.80
What is the projected yearly cost for Verizon with the 56 blackberries, 10 cell phones, and 4
air cards? $45,054.72
In the first six months of 2010, our Sprint/Nextel bill is $22,998.85. If this trend continues, it
will match if not exceed the projected Verizon costs for the additional blackberries and significantly
better coverage.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: RE: More questions...
What was the total cost in 2009 for all cell phone/BB and what is the total cost projected for equipping
all with BBs for the next 12 mos? With over-runs on minutes with your old plan (I think you said some
were $5,000 a month) can we still demonstrate a projected cost savings if we go ahead with the higher
number of BB’s over 2009 costs?
(360) 704-2979

A/C Miller,
The push to talk promotion is good for as long we maintain that service.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Got it -
Is the free push to talk promotion good forever or just or the 10 month period? In other words, will we
begin to pay the additional $4.99 a month after 10 months anyway?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

A/C Miller,
The following e-mail contains the answers to the questions you raised with converting our cell phone
carrier to Verizon. We will proceed with the direction you provided, unless you change your decision
after reviewing the additional information.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Answers below. Just a side note, the push to talk feature is $4.99 a month, if the cells are eventually
upgraded to Blackberries, it would be an additional charge per month of $149.70, over a year that
would be $1,796.40.
Thanks,
Vicky
From: Ronald.Palmer@VerizonWireless.com [mailto:Ronald.Palmer@VerizonWireless.com]

Vicki,
Please see the answers below. Don't hesitate to let me know if you have questions.
Ron Palmer-Verizon Wireless

ronald.palmer@verizonwireless.com
(360) 701-9667
________________________________
From: Vicky.Leonard@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:Vicky.Leonard@wsp.wa.gov]

To: Palmer, Ronald
Subject: More questions...
Hi Ron,
I hope your Friday is going well. I have a few more questions for you.
Do we need a contract to start service? No. Under the state of WA contract, there are no contract
terms, so no penalty if lines are disconnected. The only time we have a contract term is the upgrade
term, which is every ten months.
If we only go with 26 BB and 40 cell phones, and we decide to take 30 of the cell phones 3 months
from now and upgrade them to BB’s, is there a charge/penalty to do this? The Blackberries would have
to be charged at retail (about $500+ ea.) if they are upgraded within the 10 month upgrade eligibility
period. You would also lose the free Push to Talk promotion on the Blackberries that are being offered
now. That's why the Blackberries make some sense right now.
The last question, the BB’s have access to the worldwide web? If so, is there a charge or included in
the monthly service fee? Web access is part of the unlimited data package that is part of the service.
Yes, all web access is included.
Thank you again for your help!
Vicky
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Attachments: Essential Svcs VIN.docx
OFM-CID Budget essential services questionnaire (A015).docx
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Unfortunately each answer is limited to 256 characters. We have to enter this information into a Budget
Database that has a limit of 256 characters including spaces. Could you please modify your answers so
they have 256 or less characters?
Thanks,
Melissa

To: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Sent: Mon Jul 19 15:53:13 2010
Reviewed and approved by AC Miller to be forwarded to you.

Good Afternoon,
Per AC Miller’s instructions I am forwarding these responses to you so that he can review them prior to
their submission to OFM.
As always, please let me know if you need anything else and I will get it to you. Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Rethwill, Wes (WSP); Drake, Kevin (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Couey, Mark
Thanks Mark.
Greg

(360) 704-2979

Chief –
of July 21st.
/Mark

Importance: High
Commanders,
Thank you,
Greg

(360) 704-2979

Importance: High
Budget Submission.




Resp,
Bob
To: Miner, Becky (WSP)
Subject: RE: Socialization
Becky,
Captain Dahl is on annual leave until August 9.
Thanks,
Dennis Bosman
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Miner, Becky (WSP)

Subject: Socialization
Hi Mike,
Do you have a copy of the socialization presentation you did some time ago? I have a paper copy of
the handout, but would love to have yours if you have it. I am on tap for Socialization next week.
Thanks,
Becky Miner
Criminal History Records Manager
Identification and Criminal History Section
becky.miner@wsp.wa.gov
(360) 534-2111
Subject: RE: ICS Guides
Captain,
Captain Dahl is annual leave until August 9, and I am not sure what ICS books he wanted. Can this
wait until his return or is there a timeframe to obtain the ICS books.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: ICS Guides
Do you still want some of the small ICS guide books? I found some that would fit what you were
looking for
Jay
PO Box 42600
(360) 596-4134 Office
(360) 239-1817 Blackberry
Subject: FW: Free training on federal cases
Attachments: GENERAL INVITATION kg (2).rtf
FYI…Attached is some free training about the differences with preparing for prosecution in the federal
system. There are currently three training sessions scheduled in Western Washington with more
training to be scheduled in the King/Pierce/Snohomish County for later this year.
Thanks,
Dennis
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP)
Subject: FW: Free training on federal cases
Mike and Tim – FYI
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Subject: Fw: Free training on federal cases
Greg, something to consider for your detectives.
________________________________
From: Greenquist, Kate (USAWAW) <Kate.Greenquist@usdoj.gov>

To: Greenquist, Kate (USAWAW) <Kate.Greenquist@usdoj.gov>
Cc: Bernier, Colleen (USAWAW) <Colleen.Bernier@usdoj.gov>
Sent: Fri Jul 23 15:11:18 2010
Subject: Free training on federal cases
Please see the attached invitation for a free training on taking cases through the federal system. This
one-day class is directed to investigators, detectives and others who are interested in how the federal
system works and how it differs from the state system. I have scheduled the classes in Bellingham,
Port Angeles, and Vancouver so that it is easier for officers to attend. A class in the
King/Pierce/Snohomish area will be presented later in the year.
Please forward this on to any officers or deputies who you think would benefit from the training.
Thank you.
Kate
Kate Greenquist
LEC Manager
U.S. Attorney's Office
700 Stewart Street, Suite 5220
Seattle, WA 98101
206-553-5103
Subject: RE: Sprint Issues
A/C Miller,
Thank you for your assistance.
Dennis
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Sprint Issues
FYI – Issue is being looked into.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
To: Knorr, Marty (WSP)
Cc: Miller, Greg (WSP); Aschenbrenner, Susan (WSP); Grayless, Amy (WSP)
Subject: FW: Sprint Issues
The below email outlines some specific concerns regarding both the Sprint account and ITD customer
service.
Please look into these issues and let me know what you find out and how the issue(s) have been
resolved. I am assuming Crimi is a Sprint employee. If you need further info/clarification confer with
Lieutenant Bosman. There is certainly a flavor of a lack timely response.
Thanks, Jim
(360) 596-4106

To: Lever, Jim (WSP)
Subject: Sprint Issues
FYI Jim
(360) 704-2979

Subject: FW:
A/C Miller,
The following e-mail is some of the most current incidents with the Sprint/Nextel rep. She also listed a
couple examples at the very bottom about Patrick. If you need more specific information, I can have
Vicky compile that information when she returns.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject:
On March 8, 2010, I had asked Theresa Crimi to check why two of our detectives total was high. On
March 8, I had the response that she would look at it and get back to me that afternoon. I followed up
on March 15 since I had no reply. On March 17 I had a response.
On April 7, I had asked for a rate plan analysis , had a response on April 14 I had a response.
On June 15, I requested Det. Tracy Hansen’s cell be cancelled, and in an earlier e-mail that I no longer
have, I had requested Det. Brian George’s phone be cancelled too. On June 21, I had asked for
confirmation of both cell phones being cancelled, on June 23rd, I had e-mailed a different contact at
Nextel to confirm that the two cell phones had been cancelled. I had a response from Theresa later
that afternoon that they were cancelled. I finally received a response from Theresa that day to confirm
the cancellation.
On December 18, 2009, I had requested why another phone number was attached to a detectives
phone number. On December 18, I had a response that she would take a look at it and let me know.
On
January 19, 2010, I had followed up for a response, and received a response on January 19.
I had invited Patrick Horan to our meeting on June 4th with the Verizon Rep. The meeting was
declined by Patrick two minutes before it started.
On May 24, 2010, Lt. Julie Myer had asked Patrick to contact the Nextel Rep and set a meeting. On
June 1, I had asked Lt. Myer if she had heard from Patrick. She had said “No”, I had sent an email and
have not had a response as of yet.
July 6, I had e-mailed Patrick to inquire about a BB case for Capt. Dahl, to date, I have not had a
response yet.
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
To: Holts, Marie (WSP)
Subject: RE: CID Position Moves
Approved. Thanks Marie,
Keith Huntley
Acting Captain for:
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Holts, Marie (WSP)

Cc: Gill, Angie (WSP)
Subject: CID Position Moves
Captain, I have signed, approved Position Action Request (PAR) forms to move the following position
numbers into new org codes. However the org codes were expired back in 2007. May I have your
permission, via email, to re-activate the org codes? Thank you.
6167 (Harkcom) CC004100 ISB-CID-VIN-CIU
6680 (Ducommun) CC004110 ISB-CID-VIN-CIU-CDIU
6686 (McMullen) CC004110 ISB-CID-VIN-CIU-CDIU
7095 (Erdahl) CC004120 ISB-CID-VIN-CIU-CIU
6676 (Kirk) CC004130 ISB-CID-VIN-CIU-IT
6678 (Startup) CC004130 ISB-CID-VIN-CIU-IT

Marie Holts
Budget & Fiscal Services
PO Box 42602
(360) 596-4035
Micro 12 ext. 11035
Fax (360) 596-4077
marie.holts@wsp.wa.gov
To: Turcott, Mike (WSP)
Subject: RE: 2010 CFD Local Coordinator
Mike,
Angela Benson will be our coordinator.
Thanks,
Keith Huntley for:
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP)
Subject: 2010 CFD Local Coordinator
Captains/Commanders:
I have not received the name of the Combined Fund Drive coordinator for your division. If you already
responded and I missed it, I apologize.
Thank you ,
Mike.
Acting Captain Michael L. Turcott
(360) 596-4124
Ext 11124
michael.turcott@wsp.wa.gov

Subject:
2008.


CFD.
fundraisers.
(360) 596-4124
Ext 11124
Subject: FW: Vacant Positions
Importance: High
Vicky,
Could you please handle this? Thank you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Vacant Positions
Commanders,
I am trying to get a handle on Bureau-wide vacancies.
Please send me a list of your vacant positions (title, location, and position number) at your earliest
convenience.
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979
Subject: FW: saf
Date: Monday, August 02, 2010 8:36:00 AM
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: saf
Jason, hopefully the research done by Rick will provide you help and insight. Sound like it does fit with
CID.
Tim

Subject: Fw: saf
Captain,
Rick did a nice job reviewing your SAF request.
I concur with his findings.

PO Box 2347
(360) 507-1397 – Cell
(360) 704-2390 – Office
(360) 704-2971 – Fax
________________________________
From: Johnson, Rick (WSP)

To: Sager, John (WSP)
Sent: Wed Jul 28 16:41:46 2010
Subject: RE: saf
Ok. After reviewing the WACs and RCW's referenced and in question I am certain this does not belong
in the IAD side of the organization. The following is how I came to this determination.
Specifically stated in the purpose of the WAC is that it is referencing assorted types of conveyances that
law enforcement would have an occasion to impound. The Title 9 RCW references that law
enforcement has the responsiblity to impound any property that is deemed stolen and to preserve said
property. The Title 42 RCW speaks to the hearing rights of individuals that claim the property and also
references the Title 34 RCW which details the required hearing process and the ability to remove the
claim out of the Administrative Law process which is civil and into the criminal court process.
The Criminal Proceeds Unit specifically relies on RCW 69.50.505 to seize property to include vehicles
and follows the mandated hearing process noted in RCW 34. The difference is that the CPU does not
consider this seizure action an impound. It is simply to retain the asset in like state until the forfeiture
process runs it course. The seizure of the vehicle is not to determine the "right of possession" as noted
in the RCW and WAC in question.
RCW 34 applies to impounded conveyances and seized convyeances however the reason for the law
enforcement possession is supported by two different RCWs.
I hope this makes sense. I would be more than willing to explain in greater detail if needed and
produce the language that lead me to this determination.
Thanks,
Rick
Detective Rick Johnson

Washington State Fusion Center
1110 3rd Ave
Seattle WA 98101
Phone: (206) 949-2588
________________________________

To: German, Susan (WSP); Johnson, Rick (WSP)
Subject: FW: saf
Please let me know if you both have any thoughts on this by tomorrow afternoon.
PO Box 2347
(360) 507-1397-Cell
(360) 704-2390-Office
(360) 704-2975-Fax


To: Sager, John (WSP)
Cc: German, Susan (WSP)
Subject: FW: saf
Please review this and let me know if this WAC/Chapter falls within our division’s realm.
Thank you, Tim

To: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: FW: saf
Captains,
After reading the WAC listed in your SAF, I think it may belong to IAD but I’m not quite sure. The rule
relates to a hearing process regarding seized property.
446-30-010 <http://apps.leg.wa.gov/WAC/default.aspx?cite=446-30-010>
Purpose.
Definitions.
Hearing officer.
Procedure.
Burden of proof.
Record.
Appeal.
Thanks and please let me know what you think.
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: FW: saf
Keith,
Each division has been asked to review the WACs that have been assigned to us for accuracy. Can you
please review WAC 446-30, which deals with the VIN administrative hearing process?
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: FW: saf

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Lamoreaux,
Marc (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Reichert, Robin (WSP); Couper, Fiona (WSP)
Subject: saf
Hello all.
As a result of a recent major error in another state agency “forgetting” to update their WAC’s to reflect
a session change in RCW, I thought it would be timely to discuss our process at the upcoming SAF in
August.
As you all know GMR houses the WAC/Rules Coordinator position (Melissa VanGorkom) and maintains a
list of WAC rules that the agency is responsible for and by policy we are to ensure their accuracy once
every two years (or update with a statute change we know of as they occur). The attached list is a
draft of our SAF slides. Please review them for accuracy to ensure they include the WAC’s you are in
charge of.
With the intention of not blindsiding anyone, I just wanted to advise that this came up during Exec Staff
and GMR will be “reminding” everyone during SAF to ensure we are up-to-date in the WAC arena.
We will have a slide covering all of the current WAC’s that are in the process of being revised and a list,
by division, of the chapters we are responsible for overall.
Hope this helps and please call on us in GMR if we can assist further. Thanks, Jason
Captain Jason Berry

Office: 360-596-4010
Subject: FW: Ephrata Office
Do we have any resources at the Ephrata office?
Thanks, Keith
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Ephrata Office
Captains,
Can you please respond to bthep questions below?
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________

To: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP)
Sent: Fri Jul 30 12:39:06 2010
Subject: Ephrata Office
We need to know who all has resources in or stationed at the Ephrata office.
I understand two CVD troopers work out of that office.

Does FPB use this office in any capacity?
Are there network linked computers for our personnel?
Are there scan, microwave, or VOIP phones?
Does Aviation still use the facility part or full time, or for any reason?
Are there evidence drop boxes?
Do we have stored equipment of any sort?
Does ESD use that office for any personnel and what electronic resources are still there (servers, radio
racks, operating tower, etc.) perhaps a tougher question to answer; if we are running any electronics
from that office, what is the average power consumption?
Do we have a leased copy machine or other equipment in the building and if we were to vacate would
there be any on-going obligations?
Do we have any landscaping, maintenance, or janitorial services at that location?
Are there any plans or scheduled future uses for that facility?
Beyond these above considerations, would there be other issues created by vacating the facility?
Thank for your help.

To: Bradford, Angie (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: Re: Promotion ceremony
Date: Thursday, August 05, 2010 11:37:56 AM
I will be there and thank you.
Vicky, please add to my calendar, thank you.
________________________________
From: Bradford, Angie (WSP)

Sent: Thu Aug 05 09:47:08 2010
Subject: Promotion ceremony
Good morning Captain Dahl,
Please confirm that you will be available read Sergeant Mjor’s resume’ (attached) for the August 10th
promotion ceremony at 2 pm.
Thank you.
Angie Bradford
Trooper Cadet Testing Unit
PO Box 42620
(360) 704-2305'
angie.bradford@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:angie.bradford@wsp.wa.gov>
Subject: Meeting
Date: Sunday, August 08, 2010 9:00:39 AM
Vicky,
Can you please arrange a meeting with me and AC Miller for Tuesday around 11 if possible?
Since I have been on leave I just want to catch up on some things with him.
Thank you,
Good morning Chief,
I received your email and I will get a response to you as soon as possible.
Mike
________________________________

Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Sent: Sun Aug 08 10:36:38 2010
Because I feel that a large number of children are being victimized at the hands of DUI's, about three
years ago I attempted to gain legislative support to bring specific charges against adults who DUI with
minors in the vehicle. To show how bad this problem is, for the past few years, radio has been tracking
the reported number of incidents involving minors.
If we are currently charging people who DUI with minors in their vehicle with reckless endangerment,
then we may largely already be addressing the problem.
Chief John R. Batiste,

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 09:34:11 2010
Good Morning Chief,
Since Vehicular Assault has a reckless prong I am sure that the courts consider reckless endangerment
as a lesser included offense.
I see where you are going though - I wonder if there is an additional specific child abuse statute that
would apply? If nothing else, CPS should be consulted and we should probably ensure we have a
process for notifying CPS in cases like this so they can conduct a concurrent investigation...
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:59:59 2010
Subject: Fw: CID Event Summary
Greg, Mike, I'd like to know how often does our detectives charge individuals with Reckless
Endangerment, when the collision involves a minor that is seriously inured while riding in a vehicle with
a DUI adult?

Our Motto is:
________________________________
From: McDaniel, Maryanne (WSP)

Cc: Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Ditter, Patrick (WSP)
Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:41:30 2010
Please see attached.
CO2 MaryAnne McDaniel

509 249 6700
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 10:36:38 2010

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 09:34:11 2010
Good Morning Chief,
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:59:59 2010
a DUI adult?

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:41:30 2010

509 249 6700
Subject: RE: check
Date: Monday, August 09, 2010 3:47:00 PM
Hi Mike,
Hope all is well. I am sure you are well on your way now and you have a routine that is at least
tolerable. I just wanted to let you know that I have checked in a few times with Travis and he seems
very comfortable in his role. He told me about a couple settlements that he negotiated and they were
very fair in my opinion. The employee and the agency got what they needed so that’s a win.
He has also experienced some difficult decisions and seems to be handling those with the appropriate
amount of urgency and careful consideration. I think his biggest issue has been the turnover. He lost
Stephanie last month. He welcomed in Jeff Spear and Monica and then promptly lost Shane who is
going back to the road. He is filling that spot quickly though and when I asked about it, he seemed
very confident that it would get filled with a good person.
I will continue to see if he needs anything and be a resource to him whenever he needs me. I
appreciate your confidence in me.
If you need anything here, don’t hesitate to let me know. Take care,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: check
Mike,
Hey just starting the second week here. Nothing is too bad just being in a foreign environment with a
roommate who is not my wife, you know how that is! It took me 24 years to train the other one. I
know you are very busy but would you check on Travis and see if he needs anything? If there is any
information I can provide from this end let me know. Thanks for the help in getting Travis someone to
confide in.
Mike
360-704-2333
Keith,
Follow up from the AC. This is probably a Julie request as well. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Monday, August 09, 2010 4:15 PM
To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Batiste, John (WSP)
Subject: RE: CID Event Summary
Mike,
Can you please run a check for felony collisions over the last 24 months to check how many victims we
had that were under 16 years of age and whether CPS was contacted by our Detectives?
Please check out SHB 3124 which was just passed regarding duty to report.
Thanks
Greg

(360) 704-2979

Sent: Monday, August 09, 2010 8:24 AM
Good morning Chief,
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 10:36:38 2010

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 09:34:11 2010
Good Morning Chief,
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:59:59 2010
a DUI adult?

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:41:30 2010
509 249 6700

I am having Keith check this sir. I will get the information to you as soon as we have it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Batiste, John (WSP)
Mike,
Can you please run a check for felony collisions over the last 24 months to check how many victims we
had that were under 16 years of age and whether CPS was contacted by our Detectives?
Please check out SHB 3124 which was just passed regarding duty to report.
Thanks
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Good morning Chief,
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 10:36:38 2010

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 09:34:11 2010
Good Morning Chief,
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:59:59 2010
a DUI adult?

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:41:30 2010
509 249 6700

Subject: RE: Reckless Endangerment
The question from the Chief involved how often the charge was applied to an adult that was
DUI/Collision that resulted in a child getting injured. Did the data show that? If not, how can we
determine how often that charge was brought for endangering the child?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Reckless Endangerment
Here’s Julie’s answer on the Reckless Endangerment charges.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: RE: Reckless Endangerment
No, but I can – there are 42 since 2004 and 1 imported from the old system for 2002. CITE will only
contain the charges if the detectives entered them into the system – not all of them do. Let me know
what other info you need.
Julie Parkin
Remedy Development
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174

Subject: Reckless Endangerment
Hi Julie,
Can you run a query in CITE to determine how many times CID has submitted a charge of “Reckless
Endangerment”?
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: Cooper, Jerry (WSP)
Subject: I-90 crash
Can you call me and update me on the crash? Or have your guy call me?
Subject: Re: I-90 crash
Date: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 9:08:42 AM
Yes please.
360-704-2951

Sent: Tue Aug 10 08:45:34 2010
Subject: RE: I-90 crash
Hi Captain....
As the TIC I am checking Jerry's emails at the office while he is on vacation. Would you still like a call?
Greg Wilcoxson
Subject: I-90 crash
Can you call me and update me on the crash? Or have your guy call me?
To: Lantz, Bruce (WSP)
Subject: RE: In appreciation
Attachments: 96thTBTC LPO Followership.ppt
96th Trooper Basic Class.08-27-08.ppt
I used these. They need to be updated though but it is a good place to start.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Lantz, Bruce (WSP)

Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 7:15 AM
Subject: In appreciation
Good morning, Cap’n. I just wanted to say, “Thank you,” for allowing me to talk through issues and
possibilities yesterday.
You know as well as anyone that I work things out aloud and I owe you for your patience. I also
wanted to use this opportunity to ask you about the power point presentation for the cadets. Please let
me know if I can help you in any way.
With respect
Bruce
Detective Sergeant Bruce Lantz

210 11th. Avenue SW, Room G-1
Mailstop: 42611
Olympia. WA. 98504-2611
Telephone: (360) 704-2338
Cellular: (360) 239-1050

Service with Humility
Remis Vilesque
To: Cain, Trent (WSP)
Subject: FW: WSF ID Card
Date: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 3:26:00 PM
Trent,
I gave mine back several years ago when I left HSD. Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
_____________________________________________
From: Johnson, Craig (WSP)
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 1:47 PM
To: Black, Matthew (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP); Riley, James (WSP); Tomaras,
Troy (WSP)
Cc: Thomas, Mark (WSP); Kintzley, Kerry (WSP); Cain, Trent (WSP); Park, Kate (WSP); Johnson, Craig
(WSP)
Subject: WSF ID Card
All
WSF is in the process of reconciling their ID/access card database. WSF records show that you are still
issued a WSF VATS ID card. If you are still in possession of a WSF VATS ID card please drop it in
campus mail to Sergeant Trent Cain at mail stop TB-73. If the card has been – turned in, lost or
destroyed - please email that information to Sergeant Cain so your individual record at WSF can be
updated.
Thanks for your assistance!

Craig
Sergeant Craig Johnson

Acting Lieutenant - VATS Region 2
Homeland Security Division
(206) 389-2728
Subject: Re: Miscellaneous
You are welcome. And Vicky let me know about helping out while you are on AL. We are happy to help
any way we can.
Enjoy the two weeks, you will see how good that feels. Hopefully you will come back though.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Tue Aug 10 16:28:40 2010
Subject: Miscellaneous
Hi there -- Just a couple of things :
Hope this is ok with you (meant to mention it when you were down here this morning)--- Vicky once
again graciously volunteered to help with ISB duties while I’m on annual leave August 16 through
August 27. She doesn’t need to be at my desk all day – just a couple of trips down here each day to
process the incoming/outgoing mail and my e-mail, and anything the AC may have for her. I’m sure it
will be pretty quiet down here, but if things get hectic up there for you guys, Amy will be here and can
step in and help out down here if needed.
Also, just an FYI – A big thanks to Evelyn who volunteered several weeks ago to take on the huge job
of preparing a bureau org chart for AC Miller. She did an amazing job and kept smiling even though it
seemed we were asking her to make changes all the time. I really appreciate her helping me out –
again!
Thanks for sharing your people J

Subject: Fw: CID event summary 965 involved collision
Date: Wednesday, August 11, 2010 9:12:34 AM
Attachments: 08102010.doc
Terry,
Can you check on this and let me know? Thanks
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 08:35:35 2010
Subject: FW: CID event summary 965 involved collision
Hi Mike,
Does it look like we will be able to track down the motorcyclists?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
From: Davis, Monica (WSP)

Cc: O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Wilcoxson, Greg (WSP); Medeiros, Ruth (WSP)
Subject: CID event summary 965 involved collision
Subject: Re: CID event summary 965 involved collision
AC Miller,
I have Acting Lieutenant Liebrecht looking in to this. I will get an answer to you shortly.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 08:35:35 2010
Hi Mike,
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Thank you sir.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 09:14:05 2010
Subject: RE: CID event summary 965 involved collision
Sir,
I've learned about the collision this morning and have not been able to track Kristene down yet. I'll
have much more information very soon.
________________________________

Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2010 9:12 AM
Terry,
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 08:35:35 2010
Hi Mike,
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 09:53:39 2010
Captain Dahl,
Here are the follow-up details on the Patrol Car Collision:
Last evening the D2 CIU team received information from an individual, that is a former law enforcement
officer, that the group of motorcyclist the trooper was attempting to stop are the Rough Riders, an off-
shoot of the Bandito's Outlaw M/C Club. They use the Hooters Club in the area of the collision as their
hang-out. This informant has also provided information that the club president (identity unknown) was
the motorcyclist that cut the trooper off, causing the collision.
The trooper was able to obtain a couple of license plates from the bikes that did stop at the scene and
they are following up on this information. Sgt. O'Shannon said that they are working with the folks
from OMG and the fusion center on identifying and confirming the identity of all those individuals
associated with this motorcycle club. The informant has also provided information that the club
president has outstanding warrants and they are involved in criminal activity, which is the reason that
the informant did not join their club.
Sgt. O'Shannon has personnel following up with Sound Transit as they have a bus or rail that travels the
area every 7 minutes and they have a recording system. She also has personnel contacting the Hooters
establishment to obtain information from their system and to track down any employees that may have
information. They are currently monitoring several blog sites as there is some activity from individuals
that appear to have been at the scene or involved.
At this point they are gathering information and building their case. She said at this point she has
sufficient resources but as they close in on the those individuals responsible they may need additional
personnel to safely and effectively bring this case to a conclusion.
I will continue to provide up-dates on this investigation as they become available.
Sgt Liebrecht
________________________________

Thank you sir.
________________________________
Sent: Wed Aug 11 09:14:05 2010
Sir,
________________________________

Terry,
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 08:35:35 2010
Hi Mike,
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Here is the information you requested. We have some follow up to consider.
I will call you.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 09:53:39 2010
Captain Dahl,
Sgt Liebrecht
________________________________

Thank you sir.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 09:14:05 2010
Sir,
________________________________

Terry,
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 08:35:35 2010
Hi Mike,
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Date: Wednesday, August 11, 2010 12:42:21 PM
Tim,
FYI on this crash. We should talk about how to proceed. Maybe your OCIU guys can weigh in.
Let me know when you can talk.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 09:53:39 2010
Captain Dahl,
Sgt Liebrecht
________________________________

Thank you sir.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 09:14:05 2010
Sir,
________________________________

Terry,
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 08:35:35 2010
Hi Mike,
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979

Subject: Re: GA building ADA ramp closure
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You are silly.
________________________________

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Harkcom,
Ken (WSP); Erdahl, Paul (WSP); Scott, Evelyn (WSP)
Sent: Wed Aug 11 14:04:07 2010
Subject: FW: GA building ADA ramp closure
FYI~ Things really are buzzing around here. J
Thanks,
Vicky
From: Sadie-Hill, Shelley (GA) [mailto:SSadieh@GA.WA.GOV]

Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2010 12:56 PM
To: Alexander, Tracie (AGR); Biscay, Brenda (WSP); Boyer, Dave (LEG); Cahill, Jim (PSP); Cook, Kirk
(AGR); Crose, Laurie (AGR); Dalton, Rustynne (LSC); Eberle, Jennifer (PSP); GA B&G mail; GA Building
Information Center; Gallo, Jeanne (DSB); George, Rebecca (GOIA); Gurley, Traci (WSP); Guzman,
Gladys I. (GA); Hartman, Darron (WSP); Hubert, Jennifer (GOIA); Kleinhans, Rudy (OFM); Leonard,
Vicky (WSP); Luna, Alicia (CHA); Morris, Pamela (CAA); Noffsinger, Cory D. (GA); Pheasant, Mary;
Rupert, Michael (WSP); Schumaker, Leisa (AGR); Scott, Tim J. (GA); Sellick, Jeffrey R; Smith, Judy
(WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); Sullivan, Kathy; Todd, LaVern (OFM); Wright, Teri (COS)
Cc: Erskine, Jim A. (GA); Valandra, Steve (GA); Gadberry, Gerald C. (GA); Brown, Josh E. (GA);
Buccarelli, Kim M. (GA); Glave, Terrie L. (GA); Gomes, Heidi (GA); Hoff, Kathleen (GA); Horovitz, Marcia
B. (GA); Kelly, Searetha (GA); Lee, Rosanne E. (GA); Parks, Kelli L. (GA); Regan, Trina L. (GA); Santos,
Jennifer R. (GA); Wharton, Teah H. (GA)
Subject: FW: GA building ADA ramp closure
Importance: High
Please share this information with your employees and visitors. Tenants on SW corner of the building
on 1st floor may also want to keep windows closed until the nest is cleared.
________________________________
finallogo
August 11, 2010
Capitol Campus Update
WARNING: Stinging insects close ADA ramp at GA Building
The General Administration grounds crew received a call today (Aug. 11) about a large yellow jackets
nest located near the ADA ramp at the front (south) entrance of the GA Building. The crew responded
by placing barricades at either end of the ramp, to prevent visitors and staff from being stung.
There are ADA-complaint entrances on the north (ramp to loading dock double doors), east (double
slider at Columbia St entry) and west (entry at cafe seating) sides of the GA Building that can be used
in the meantime.
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The best practice for eliminating these nests is to remove it very early in the morning. That is when the
insects are most likely to be in the nest and are least active. The nest will be removed first thing
Thursday morning, before most tenants have arrived for work. Ramp will reopen sometime Thursday
afternoon.
For more information
Jim Erskine, GA communications
902-7206, jim.erskine@ga.wa.gov
Shelley
SHELLEY SADIE-HILL § asset manager § Facilities Division, Property Management Group §

360.902.7212 § shelley.sadie-hill@ga.wa.gov
WA DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL ADMINISTRATION § 210 -11TH AVENUE SW, SUITE 405C § PO BOX
41011 § OLYMPIA, WA 98504-1011 § www.ga.wa.gov
Subject: RE: Gangland Air Date
Sounds good. Let's get the details and then submit it for the bulletin. Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: FW: Gangland Air Date
Captain,
I would like to recommend we send a notice in the daily bulletin regarding this episode.
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Subject: FW: Gangland Air Date
FYI

210 11th Avenue SW, Suite 409,
PO Box 42637
W:(360) 704-2955
C:(360) 239-2147
From: DuCommun, Bryan [mailto:Bryan.DuCommun@ssa.gov]
Subject: Fw: Gangland Air Date
Fyi
--------------------------
Bryan DuCommun
From: elise@ganglandproduction.com <elise@ganglandproduction.com>
To: bryan.ducommun@wsp.wa.gov <bryan.ducommun@wsp.wa.gov>
Sent: Wed Aug 11 09:49:20 2010
Subject: Gangland Air Date
Hi Detective Ducommon,
I just wanted to let you know that our episode of Gangland, "The Filthy Few," will be airing this
Friday, August 13, at 10:00PM ET on the History Channel! I will send you copies of the show after it
airs, it may take a couple weeks. Thanks so much for all your help!
Thanks!
Elise, Jeanne and Dan

We are interviewing two witnesses to the event at 4:00 today in Bellevue. These witnesses were two
guys that are not associated with the riding group, they were just out riding and happened to get
caught up in this. All indications are that they are solid witnesses and will provide good information to
help us locate the suspects.
Right now it appears that the Trooper was on the shoulder when a group of bikes went past him. The
two lead bikes, allegedly the two Presidents of the biker clubs, were speeding and popping wheelies as
they passed. When the Trooper followed, they allegedly cut him off and caused him to take evasive
action which resulted in his crash.
Those two did not stop at the scene. The rest of the bikers apparently did stop and were seen clapping
and taunting the Trooper after his vehicle rolled and he was injured. There is also a possibility that
some of his equipment, (possibly and laser), was taken by this group who then left the scene. That is
unconfirmed.
We are trying to develop the witnesses and the case so that we can determine the identities of the two
causing riders and determine if we have enough to obtain arrest warrants. I will keep you posted as
more comes in.
On a side note: There is apparently talk that the Trooper may have committed policy violations and an
IIR was generated by D-2. He has not been served and I spoke with Travis about timing the service so
that we get a good statement from our Trooper.
I will update you after the interviews and let you know what we have. Please call me if there is
anything else I can assist with in the mean time.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Great job by your folks as always.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Here is the information you requested. We have some follow up to consider.
I will call you.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 09:53:39 2010
Captain Dahl,
Sgt Liebrecht
________________________________

Thank you sir.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 09:14:05 2010
Sir,
________________________________

Terry,
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 11 08:35:35 2010
Hi Mike,
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Subject: Trooper crash
The crash that Salyer was in is getting a lot of media. I have some details so get with me tomorrow to
discuss.
Mike
Cc: Rupke, Ronald (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP)
Subject: Re: Appreciation
Bob,
Thank you for passing this on. I am obviously very proud of our guys and the work that they do.
It is always gratifying to hear that they were able to contribute even on something like an explosion.
Thanks again,
Mike
________________________________

Cc: Rupke, Ronald (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP)
Sent: Wed Aug 11 17:32:48 2010
Subject: Appreciation
At today’s meeting with the Cowlitz County Sheriff and Police Chief’s, Kelso Chief Andy Hamilton
expressed his appreciation and gratitude to CID for their response and assistance with a bomb
explosion in Kelso on Tuesday. Please convey my appreciation as well for another job well done!
Thanks/Bob
Subject: FW: Daily Bulletin Submission
JB,
Is this kind of stuff put out by your shop for the bulletin or can I go ahead and submit it to them?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2010 8:57 AM
Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Daily Bulletin Submission
Captain,
The following is for your consideration:
For the Daily Bulletin:
The History Channel will be airing an episode of the Gangland Series titled “The Filthy Few”. This
episode will detail the investigation and arrest of local Hells’ Angels outlaw motorcycle gang members
and will showcase detectives from the Washington State Patrol. The show will air at 10 pm, Friday,
August 13.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Cc: Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Event Summary
Dan,
The summary makes it sound like the scene was cleared and not processed properly because the
responding Troopers didn’t recognize it was a crime. Can you run down the details on what happened
and let me know?
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Gundermann, Juli (WSP)

Cc: Hall, Daniel (WSP)
Subject:
Attached CID Event Summary

To: Gundermann, Juli (WSP)
Subject: RE:
When I got this email with an attachment, I was hoping it was pictures from the trip. Then it turned
out to be work related. Anyway, I had a great time and I appreciated the invite, thank you. We will
have to do more like it and get some more people to join.
See you soon,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject:

Subject: RE: Daily Bulletin Submission
I think it is a good idea to encourage our folks to watch it so I will send it to DB so they can put it out.
I just didn’t want to step on your shop since it is a media related thing. Thanks Bud.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Daily Bulletin Submission
We can review the "idea" of supporting or advertising the story if you want, but you can send directly
to DB submissions. J
________________________________

Sent: Thu Aug 12 09:12:28 2010
Subject: FW: Daily Bulletin Submission
JB,
Is this kind of stuff put out by your shop for the bulletin or can I go ahead and submit it to them?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Daily Bulletin Submission
Captain,
The following is for your consideration:
For the Daily Bulletin:
The History Channel will be airing an episode of the Gangland Series titled “The Filthy Few”. This
episode will detail the investigation and arrest of local Hells’ Angels outlaw motorcycle gang members
and will showcase detectives from the Washington State Patrol. The show will air at 10 pm, Friday,
August 13.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Cc: Liebrecht, Terry (WSP)
Subject: RE: Event Summary
Thanks Dan, I appreciate the update. I have been to these scenes and I just wanted to ensure that the
Trooper(s) that responded didn’t overlook something and rush to clear the scene before properly
evaluating it to see if a crime had occurred.
If you see an opportunity to point out anything to the Trooper that may help him recognize that your
crew should have been called sooner, please do that. I always like to be a good partner to them.
Thanks for clearing this up.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Event Summary
Captain Dahl,
The scene was cleared before the extent of injuries were known. Once Detective Gundermann arrived
at the scene, they utilized DOT Incident Response Personnel to close the roadway. Det. Gundermann
and the troopers then took all the roadway/evidence measurements and processed the scene
accordingly. The vehicle was seized and taken to the Tacoma evidence yard.
The vehicle contains blood evidence and a cell phone believed to belong to the suspect. Det.
Gundermann is currently working on a search warrant to obtain the evidence.
Thanks,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

Subject: Event Summary
Dan,
The summary makes it sound like the scene was cleared and not processed properly because the
responding Troopers didn’t recognize it was a crime. Can you run down the details on what happened
and let me know?
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject:

Subject: FW: WSP Administrative Investigation D-09-452
Keith,
Can you please look in to this and respond appropriately to Mr. Hale? He sent another email and called
OPS to follow up this morning.
Thank you and let OPS, (Denise) know when it’s handled and what the result is.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: OPS mailbox

Subject: FW: WSP Administrative Investigation D-09-452
Please advise when handled. thx
From: Hale, Stephen (SCC) [mailto:HaleSG@dshs.wa.gov]

To: OPS mailbox
Subject: WSP Administrative Investigation D-09-452
August 9, 2010
WSP Office of Professional Standards

General Administration Building
PO Box 42600
Subject: WSP Administrative Investigation D-09-452
I am writing with regard to the above named investigation, concerning testimony I gave, including a
second written statement provided to Detective Clint Thompson on March 16, 2010, when I was
interviewed by Detective Thompson, and Sergeant Chris Old. On July 28, 2010, I received a copy of
the investigative report, and found that key testimony, including a diagram drawn at the request of
Detective Thompson, was not made a part of the report.
On July 29, 2010, I e-mailed Gretchen Dolan, who I had been working with since April 11, 2010, in an
attempt to gain a Public Disclosure of said investigation, and expressed concern, as follows:
“ I have some issues with the investigative report, which has now been released to me by DSHS.
Important information given to the investigating officers was not included in the report; in fact, the key
piece in support of what actually occurred. It involved my drawing a rough diagram of the work area in
order to give Detective Thompson, at his request, a clearer picture of where I was located during the
main part of the incident. This has been left entirely out of the report, and is important. Can you find
out if this testimony still exists with his notes, and is the diagram still a part of the record? It was the
most signifcant piece, and I expected it to be prominently displayed. Also, I have a question concerning
the extent of the interview of the other party to this matter. Can you tell me why the other party was
not asked specific questions like I was? I thought this was an investigation to gain facts from both
parties, and not having judged one already at fault.”
She responded by saying that she was turning my request over to the Investigative Unit, and they
would be responding to my questions. On Thursday, August 4, 2010, I received a phone call from
Sergeant Chris Old in relation to the request submitted through Gretchen Dolan, in the matter of the
missing testimony from the investigative report. He acknowledged that Detective Thompson had chosen
not to report the diagram drawn and the associated testimony, wherein I described the nature of the
assault by the other party. I asked Sergeant Old why this would not have been included, and he said
that Detective Thompson felt it wasn’t important. I asked if this was because she was considered the
victim, and I was the accused, and he verified that I, indeed, was the accused. I stated that I felt that
this could have had an influence on the testimony given, which in fact would demonstrate that I was
the actual victim. I also reiterated to Sergeant Old that I had given Detective Thompson a copy of the
second statement written on October 26, 2009, and submitted by e-mail to Kelly Cunningham on that
date. This statement had not been forwarded at the time of my testimony on March 16, 2010, and
therefore I gave him a copy of it when he asked if I had anything further to add to my statement of
October 22, 2009.
In response to being asked if I had anything to say in conclusion at the interview of March 16, 2010, I
again stated that nothing the other party had alleged I said was true, and that a complaint citing
violation of Article 47 of the Master Agreement, which concerns inappropriate workplace behavior, had
been submitted by me on July 30, 2009 to Human Resources Manager Lynne Glad, seeking relief
concerning the other party. Ms Glad stated in an e-mail to me on July 31, 2009, that she was turning
my complaint over to Kelly Cunningham and Don Gauntz, and that they would be looking into my
issues. I reported to Detective Thompson and Sergeant Old that as of March 16, 2010, neither Mr.
Cunningham, or Mr. Gauntz had ever responded to my complaint citing violation of Article 47, and that I
felt that if they had, then the other party would have been effectively put on notice and warned about
such types of inappropriate behavior.
This was also not made a part of the final report in expressing my concluding verbal statement.
Now, as a result of this investigation’s conclusion, submitted to DSHS/SCC management, I am being

brought up for disciplinary action. I have expressed in a letter to Kelly Cunningham, dated July 31,
2010, that I believe the investigation conducted was prejudicial against me because I was made out to
be the accused, and that this could have affected the interview held on March 16, 2010.
Sincerely,
Stephen Hale
PH. (253) 617-6292
AC Miller,
This is the information Julie Parkin provided from CITE showing the information Chief Batiste requested.
I am still working on the request you made related to CPS.
Ok according to the data in CITE there are only 4 cases since 1/1/2007 (if you would like I can go back
further)
Collision Cause = DUI related, Charge = Reckless Endangerment, Victim 16 and under.
07-006538
07-011122
08-011902
09-001336
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks
(360) 704-2979

Good morning Chief,
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 10:36:38 2010

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 09:34:11 2010
Good Morning Chief,

________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:59:59 2010
a DUI adult?

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:41:30 2010
509 249 6700

Date: Thursday, August 12, 2010 12:00:00 PM
Chief,
I suspect that we need to educate our people on this requirement. I will ensure that CID is updated on
this and that we do it and I will also forward the information to Captain Lamoreaux so that the academy
can include it in their training either with a power point for the field to do on line or in regional training.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

The next question I have is does the number of cases (4) since 07 that we've forwarded to CPS tell us
that we are doing what's intended, or do we need to do more to educate FOB and CID personnel about
this law/tool?

Our Motto is:
________________________________

To: Batiste, John (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Sent: Thu Aug 12 11:50:26 2010
Mike – Thanks for the follow-up.
Chief – FYI on minors injured in DUI collisions.
Thanks
Greg
(360) 704-2979

AC Miller,
further)
07-006538
07-011122
08-011902
09-001336
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks
(360) 704-2979

Good morning Chief,
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 10:36:38 2010

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 09:34:11 2010
Good Morning Chief,
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:59:59 2010
a DUI adult?

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:41:30 2010
509 249 6700

Marc,
Please see the emails below. I am going to have my Detectives spread the word in detachment
meetings and with DC’s as they get the opportunity, but it might be beneficial to put something
together in the training division too.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

this law/tool?

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Thu Aug 12 11:50:26 2010
Thanks
Greg
(360) 704-2979

AC Miller,
further)
07-006538
07-011122
08-011902
09-001336
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks
(360) 704-2979

Good morning Chief,
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 10:36:38 2010

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 09:34:11 2010
Good Morning Chief,
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:59:59 2010
a DUI adult?

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:41:30 2010
509 249 6700

Subject: Computers
Can you call Dan about getting the computers from him and entered in to D-1?
Thanks
To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: 33
Date: Friday, August 13, 2010 9:25:35 AM
Respectfully to all:
I will be on my BB today. My mom went in to the hospital yesterday and will likely have surgery today.
If you need anything, please let me know.
Thanks,
Subject: Re: Computers
Can you call Shane Nelson please and arrange for this to be handled? There are too many hands in this
and it is causing waves of confusion.
Thank you Keith,

Cc: Eikum, Daniel (WSP)
Sent: Thu Aug 12 16:33:14 2010
Subject: RE: Computers
Already have.
Dan Sharp contacted Kristl Phol (HTCU) who will be picking them up, entering them into evidence and
taking them to the 4th floor for analysis.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2010 4:29 PM
Subject: Computers
Thanks
Thank you on both.

Sent: Fri Aug 13 11:01:29 2010
Captain,
Taken care of.
I hope your mom is doing well.
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Sent: Friday, August 13, 2010 10:02 AM
Can you call Shane Nelson please and arrange for this to be handled? There are too many hands in this
and it is causing waves of confusion.
Thank you Keith,

Cc: Eikum, Daniel (WSP)
Sent: Thu Aug 12 16:33:14 2010
Already have.
Dan Sharp contacted Kristl Phol (HTCU) who will be picking them up, entering them into evidence and
taking them to the 4th floor for analysis.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Subject: Computers
Thanks
Subject: Re: 2 TROOPER"S INVOLVED COLLISION PIERCE COUNTY
Date: Saturday, August 14, 2010 12:43:15 PM
I am en route shortly.
________________________________

Sent: Sat Aug 14 11:59:18 2010
Subject: Fw: 2 TROOPER'S INVOLVED COLLISION PIERCE COUNTY
Captain,
FYI...I am en route the scene since Terry is in Yakima.
Dennis
________________________________
From: Smith, Lori (WSP)

To: Kessler, Brandy (WSP); Barnes, Donna (WSP); G-D-Roadway Incident Group; Johnson, Julie (WSP);
DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Noland, Ken (WSP); Benson-Omara, Linda (WSP); Gocha, Laura (WSP); Langlois,
Laurie (WSP); Wilton, Mark (WSP); Warren, Richard (WSP); Hartsock, Sean (WSP)
Sent: Sat Aug 14 11:51:25 2010
Subject: 2 TROOPER'S INVOLVED COLLISION PIERCE COUNTY
SP066V105SP066.
INCIDENT TYPE: PATROL CAR COLLISION
CAD LOG: LSP1008141093
DETAILS: 2 MOTORCYCLE ONE CAR INJURY COLLISION
LOCATION: ALDER CUTOFF AND SR7 PIERCE COUNTY 3 MILES SOUTH OF EATONVILLE
INCIDENT OCCURRED AT: 20100814 1004
ROAD BLOCKED: FULLY
ETA FOR REOPENING: 2 HOURS
ALT ROUTE AVAILABLE: YES
DRUGS/ALCOHOL INV: NO
WSP PERSONNEL INJURED: YES
WHO: TROOPER W BOXHOORN 714 AND TROOPER T BROCK 716
SGT/TIC: AT SCENE
AGENCIES ADVISED AND/OR AT SCENE: DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE/ PIERCE COUNTY
SHERIFF
4 DIFFERENT FIRE DISTRICTS / DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
COLLISION TECH: T ORF 1011 ENROUTE
DRE: B QUERUBIN 553 AT SCENE
CID: J GUNDERMANN D1113 ENROUTE
SP TACOMA
CO2 Lori Smith

Washington State Patrol, Tacoma Communications
2502 112th St E, Tacoma WA 98445
Micro 10 ext 265 VoIP 10265 253-538-3420
CO2 Lori Smith
Washington State Patrol, Tacoma Communications
2502 112th St E, Tacoma WA 98445
Micro 10 ext 265 VoIP 10265 253-538-3420
Subject: Collision
I am en route. Will update you soon.
Mike
To: O"Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Gundermann, Juli (WSP); Medeiros, Ruth (WSP)
Subject: Collision
Just wanted to say thank you all for responding today. It was a long drive and it was hot out there.
Despite that, you took the time to get it measured and do it thoroughly and professionally and I
appreciate it very much.
Thank you for working hard on this and let your families know that I appreciate their sacrifice too.
Mike
To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis
(WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Monday
I have a meeting early monday so let's plan to meet later in the day. Maybe after Terry arrives.
Thanks
Subject: Re: PT Position
Date: Sunday, August 15, 2010 5:23:38 PM
Ouch. This is surprising from her.
________________________________

To: 'barbaraaalona@comcast.net' <barbaraaalona@comcast.net>
Cc: Batiste, John (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Sent: Sun Aug 15 09:29:36 2010
Subject: Re: PT Position
Hi Barbara,
I am sorry that you feel the way you do and that you chose this approach to contact me.
The decision to attempt to seek an exemption to fill the position full time was made based on what is
best for the agency given the current difficulty in seeking exemptions from OFM to and the unlikely
hood that we would be permitted to create another half-time position in Bremerton.
If we were to be unable to fill the position full time we would then ask to fill the position half time.
I will be happy to further explain the non-personal business reasons for this decision if you wish to call
me.
Greg
________________________________
From: barbaraaalona@comcast.net <barbaraaalona@comcast.net>

Cc: Batiste, John (WSP)
Sent: Sun Aug 15 07:23:31 2010
Subject: PT Position
I would like an explanation of why my PT position in Tacoma was not approved. I was willing to work
FT at PT wages if necessary. That would have saved the department $$$. Was it a personal issue or is
this what you get for 31 years of loyal service? The whole thing makes no sense. Please explain. I do
believe I deserve that much.
barbara
Subject: Soper
206-919-5800
Subject: RE: Questions
These all appear to be legitimate questions for the criminal investigation. Please arrange with Trp.
Soper to have these asked today so we can continue to investigate our case. If any of the questions
are objectionable to Trp. Salyer or Trp. Soper, try to rephrase them. It is important that we get this
basic information so that we can properly and thoroughly investigate our criminal case.
Please let me or Lt. Bosman know if there is anything else that we can do to facilitate the interviews.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Questions
Sir,
Below are the questions we would like to ask Trooper Salyer. I took out two questions reference
Trooper Salyer’s speed and distance to the motorcycles.
Thank you,

(425) 401-7741
From: Cheek, Mike (WSP)

Subject: RE: Questions
I will try to get these back to you tomorrow.

To: Cheek, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Questions
Hi Mike,
Thank you for running these questions by the trooper for us. We are asking these questions in order to
help us determine if we have enough for felony hit and run and eluding.
If we could get a basic run down of the incident as he recalls it to include the following:
How he became aware of the group of motorcycles
What did he observe about the motorcycles (speeding, reckless driving, etc)
What lane was he in when he entered the ramp to SR599
What lanes were the motorcycles he was attempting to overtake
What were the speeds of the bikes
Description of the bikes/riders (color of bikes, clothing, helmet, race/ethnicity, etc.)

Where there any other vehicles on the exit other than the motorcycles? If so, what lanes were they in?
Was he in pursuit of the motorcycles? (all of them or a specific bike?) please explain
Did he have his emergency equipment on (lights and siren)
Were the riders aware that he was attempting to stop them? Please explain how he knows there were
aware.
Describe what occurred once he exited to SR599
Would he be able to identify the bikes or the gear the riders were wearing?
Would he be able to identify the riders?
Was he able to see if the bikes stopped at the scene?
Did any of the three riders return to the scene?
Does he believe he was intentionally cut off by one or more motorcycles? If so, please explain.
Did the actions taken by one or more motorcycles cause him to take evasive action?
What injuries did he receive as a result of the collision?
Thank you for your assistance in this matter.
Kristene
(425) 401-7741
Subject: RE: LWPD meet and greet
Let's do this Friday morning. Vicky, can you add this to my calendar at a time that is convenient for
Dennis?
Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: LWPD meet and greet
Captain,
Lakewood PD has a new lieutenant, Chris Lawler, overseeing the auto theft task force where our
Tacoma RATU is housed. Lt. Lawler has requested a meet and greet with you and I along with Rick
Smith and LWPD Sgt. Andy Gildhaus. Vicky indicated your schedule is open on Wednesday and Friday.
Are you available to meet on one of those days for a cup of coffee in the Dupont area?
Thanks,

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
From: Smith, Richard (WSP)
Subject: Re: Meet and greet
Nope.......just a hello......this is us.
Sent from my BlackBerry.

To: Smith, Richard (WSP)
Sent: Thu Aug 12 11:33:37 2010
Subject: RE: Meet and greet
Rick,
I am checking the Captain's availability. I am busy on Monday and Tuesday.
Do you suspect any unforeseen issues coming up?

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
From: Smith, Richard (WSP)
Subject: Meet and greet
Lt.,
The new Lakewood PD Lieutenant ( Chris Lawler) wants to have a meet & greet with you and Capt. Dahl
sometime next week. So, my job is to check your and the Captain's availability for the week of August
16th through the 20th.
Nothing formal........I suggested a Starbucks meet at DuPont in the morning like you and I do and Andy
was good with that.
Let me know your thoughts.......as well as the Captains.
Rick S.

To: Couey, Mark (WSP)
Subject: RE: contact info
360-239-0042 and pin#112*660*147
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: contact info
Mike,
What is your cell # and PIN?
Thank you
Captain Mark Couey
WSP Investigative Services Bureau
Special Operations Division
Work (360) 704-4226

To: Wade, Ken (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: RE: IMT
Ken,
Who shut this down? I like the idea and I don’t remember it getting to me for further development.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: IMT
Here you go. The first sheet includes the structure and primary supervisors. The Assignments tab/sheet
has the alternative supervisors and team members.
I can begin working again on this if you’d like? My plan was to develop and include the forms we would
need followed by the training and additional equipment until it was shut down.
Let me know.
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade

6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140

Subject: FW: Hospital BAC
Ken,
Can you please handle this? Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Hospital BAC
Good afternoon Captain Dahl…
Below is a question that the Louisiana State Police have regarding whether or not our state has a
specific law that requires hospitals to give an investigating trooper BAC results during a crash
investigation.
You can either answer their question directly with a cc to me or send the requested information to me
Thank you!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136
From: William.Moragne@dps.la.gov [mailto:William.Moragne@dps.la.gov] On Behalf Of

researchunit@dps.la.gov
Subject: Hospital BAC
Hi, LSP would like to know if your state has a specific law which requires hospitals to give an
investigating trooper BAC results during a crash investigation. If so could you send a copy of your
states law. Thanks!!
Please send responses to researchunit@dps.la.gov
Bill
Louisiana State Police Research Unit

225-925-4239 Office
225-925-3717 Fax
Lt. Jason Starnes
Sgt. Rodney Hyatt
Tpr. Bill Moragne
---

(It may be necessary to cut and paste the above URL if the line is broken)

To: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: RE:
No, it didn’t.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE:
Thanks a lot…… Also did that picture I sent you last month ever come through on the e-mail?
Lieutenant Rob Huss
(360) 704-2344 / Micro 12 ext. 11344

To: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: RE:
These are the JPS’s for Coley and Nelson for 2009 and 2010.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject:
Hello my good man…
If you have electronic copies, would you please e-mail me Shane and Tim’s 2009 JPA’s and Promotional
Evaluations, and their 2010 first half JPA when completed?
Thanks…
Lieutenant Rob Huss
(360) 704-2344 / Micro 12 ext. 11344
To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: RE: IMT
Ken,
Thanks for the update. I am in support of having a plan in place that allows our division to answer any
critical incident quickly, professionally and thoroughly. I looked at your first draft and I liked what I
saw. I will look at the one you sent me the other day and formulate my questions so we can sit down
and discuss it.
Rest assured, I want a plan in place that simplifies and professionalizes our response and I support the
one you guys came up with. Let’s keep working on it and get this thing done and right once and for
all.
Thank you for being patient with this. In the end, we will get the right product and it will help the
whole division.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: IMT
Sir,
Acting Captain Myer told me in a telephone conversation that she took it to AC Miller who approved, as
did DC Karnitz, but that Chief Batiste did not. When I asked if there were any suggestions to improve
the plan, Julie said there were not. As I recall, Julie thought maybe they were waiting for the CID
Captain’s position to be filled and that the suggested improvements may be discussed with Davis’
replacement (You).
When Bolton and I developed the plan we tried to create a structure which could be utilized during any
major investigation. One that could be reduced or expanded upon depending on the need. We were a
little frustrated just being told the chief was not interested, without any comments as to why or
suggestions to improve. We speculated that the political climate with the Gov and or WASPC may have
played a role.
When I first came into the division in 2002 I asked then Captain Ursino why we did not have a plan for
a major investigation post 9/11 and volunteered to work on it. I explained that the public expects us to
be prepared and winging it at the last minute would not be acceptable. Ursino told me he planned on
putting together a plan. Well, he never did. Subsequently, I have asked every couple years, why we did
not have a plan. Each time I asked, I was never provided a real answer. I was always told it was in the
works.
Dave and I would be happy to jump back in and continue with the development. We were not foolish
enough to believe that the first draft would be perfect, but we put a lot of work into it in a very short
period of time and believe it will work.
I hope this helps
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140

Subject: RE: IMT
Ken,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: IMT
Let me know.
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140

Subject: RE:
Call my cell. 239-0042 if you have time

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
_____________________________________________
Subject:
Let me know when you can get a phone call!

Bellevue, WA 98007
Desk (425) 401-7748 Cell (425) 766-2248 Fax (425) 649-1532
To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Re: IMT
That's perfect and thank you.
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 16 17:09:35 2010
Subject: RE: IMT
Sir,
Sounds great. Dave and I will continue with some of the documents and research information we would
need. I’ll hit up Harkcom for help with some of this if that’s alright with you and the Lt’s?
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: RE: IMT
Ken,
Thanks for the update. I am in support of having a plan in place that allows our division to answer any
critical incident quickly, professionally and thoroughly. I looked at your first draft and I liked what I
saw. I will look at the one you sent me the other day and formulate my questions so we can sit down
and discuss it.
Rest assured, I want a plan in place that simplifies and professionalizes our response and I support the
one you guys came up with. Let’s keep working on it and get this thing done and right once and for
all.
Thank you for being patient with this. In the end, we will get the right product and it will help the
whole division.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: IMT
Sir,
Acting Captain Myer told me in a telephone conversation that she took it to AC Miller who approved, as
did DC Karnitz, but that Chief Batiste did not. When I asked if there were any suggestions to improve
the plan, Julie said there were not. As I recall, Julie thought maybe they were waiting for the CID
Captain’s position to be filled and that the suggested improvements may be discussed with Davis’
replacement (You).
When Bolton and I developed the plan we tried to create a structure which could be utilized during any
major investigation. One that could be reduced or expanded upon depending on the need. We were a
little frustrated just being told the chief was not interested, without any comments as to why or
suggestions to improve. We speculated that the political climate with the Gov and or WASPC may have
played a role.
When I first came into the division in 2002 I asked then Captain Ursino why we did not have a plan for
a major investigation post 9/11 and volunteered to work on it. I explained that the public expects us to
be prepared and winging it at the last minute would not be acceptable. Ursino told me he planned on
putting together a plan. Well, he never did. Subsequently, I have asked every couple years, why we did
not have a plan. Each time I asked, I was never provided a real answer. I was always told it was in the
works.
Dave and I would be happy to jump back in and continue with the development. We were not foolish
enough to believe that the first draft would be perfect, but we put a lot of work into it in a very short
period of time and believe it will work.
I hope this helps
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140

Subject: RE: IMT
Ken,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: IMT
Let me know.
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140

Subject: Re: Zillah update
Thank you Dennis.
See you in the morning.

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); 'dan.hall@wsp.wa.gov' <dan.hall@wsp.wa.gov>
Sent: Mon Aug 16 22:02:14 2010
Subject: Zillah update
Captain,
Terry just advised that they recovered the third body and everyone has been accounted for. He
indicated that the Chief has been updated.
Dennis
Subject: SAF
Vicky,
I would like to have an SAF binder. In there could you please tab our SAF presentations from 2010 with
the most recent being the front tab and going back from there?
They should be landscaped and color. Thank you Vicky, I appreciate it.
To: ITD Customer Services Group
Subject: Blackberry Service
Good afternoon,
I have a blackberry that has two issues:
First is that it constantly says enterprise activation when I log in to it. I don’t know what it is asking but
it directs me to contact you.
Second, and more worrisome is that I am not receiving all my emails. I will get emails on my computer
just fine, but not all of them are coming to my BB.
I would appreciate any assistance to resolve these issues.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: TARS
I signed off the TARS that were pending for the three Lieutenants and you. Can you please verify that
we are solid since today is closing? Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: TARS
I submitted my TARS sir. Is there someone that you would like to have clear them for you since it
doesn’t appear you will be back in time?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Marken, Michael (WSP)
Cardinal is listed on here. Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Arras, Mark (WSP); Jacobson, Debby (WSP); McCoy, Scott (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP); Hern, Dayrl (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
FYI EJ. Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Arras, Mark (WSP); Jacobson, Debby (WSP); McCoy, Scott (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP); Hern, Dayrl (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
To: Hickman, Thomas (WSP)
Dave and Dan are listed on this. Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Patrick, Kandi (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Gardiner, Ron (WSP); Vetsch, Mark
(WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
You guys have people listed on here. Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Hartsock, Sean (WSP); Noland, Ken (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Hebert, Larry
(WSP); Whitesell, Lynn (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
To: Brusseau, Rob (WSP)
Matt Hughes' radio is listed on here for maintenance. Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Garrison, Ken (WSP); Rupke, Ronald (WSP); Whitesell, Lynn (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP); Grondel,
Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
Subject: RE: Third Tri Firearms
Can you please add me to the Sept. 16th firearms class and then put it on my calendar? Thank you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP); LeBlanc,
Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Third Tri Firearms
Good Morning,
Attached is the Third Tri Firearms schedule. I will send the schedule for decentralized as soon as all the
dates are in E-Train. Let me know what day will work for you and will schedule/register you. J
Thx,
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard

PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: RE: TARS
It’s done sir, thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: TARS
Can you check with Vicki and see if Geri left her with directions about this and let me know?
________________________________

Sent: Tue Aug 17 12:54:54 2010
Subject: TARS
I submitted my TARS sir. Is there someone that you would like to have clear them for you since it
doesn’t appear you will be back in time?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: FW: crime committed
When you get time, can you please look into this and let me know what you think?
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: OPS mailbox

Sent: Friday, August 13, 2010 2:51 PM
Subject: FW: crime committed
From: animal5@graffiti.net [mailto:animal5@graffiti.net]

To: OPS mailbox
Subject: crime committed
I need help....
I recently advertised I was selling an engagement ring on craigslist. It is appraised for over $3000.....I
offered to sell it for $2000.....
a resident in your area, Seatac, responded and said he would pay thru paypal. I sent the item to his
address via fedex.....sent him the tracking number (793807532517)...he then emailed me some fake
emails appearing to be from paypal that they have the money in a secure account and will be credited
to my account in 48 hours....after the item was delivered.
The item was delivered yesterday....and today I confirmed with paypal that the email is a fake. I am
without the ring and the money now due to a scam from one of your residents.
I am looking for your assistance to bring this person to justice.
I have kept the emails. have monitored the item via tracking number...and I have his address.
if I need to contact someone else, PLEASE let me know.
David
Subject: RE: 3rd Trimester Ammo order
Kandi,
Approved for the CID folks. Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP)
Cc: DeWitt, Karen (WSP)
Subject: FW: 3rd Trimester Ammo order
Captains: The attached 3rd Trimester Ammo Request will need approval before we can order then
under your budget codes. I have taken care of District 6. If you have any questions let me know,
Kandi
2822 Euclid Avenue
Wenatchee, WA 98801
Office: (509) 665-4013
From: Yaksic, Terri (WSP)

Cc: Saunders, Mike (WSP); Weitz, Pete (WSP)
Subject: 3rd Trimester Ammo order
LT,
Good morning! Pete and I got together and put the 3rd Trimester ammo order together. Here are the
invoices. They are ready to be forwarded to each division upon your approval. Call if you have any
questions.
Thanks, Terri
Terri L. Yaksic
Office Assistant 3
District 6 - Okanogan Detachment
(509) 826-7400
Micro 64 Ext. 100
(509) 826-7344 Fax
BADGE
To: Rankin, Dale (WSP)
Subject: RE: CFD ride Saturday August 21
Dale,
I was on leave for most of July so sorry for the delay. I have not heard who is attending so I don’t
know any details on this. I have other plans so I won’t be riding.
See you bud,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Rankin, Dale (WSP)

Subject: CFD ride Saturday August 21
Hey Mike, do ya think there will be a gathering point for this ride for WSP people?? Check it out at:
www.cfd.wa.gov
Dale R Rankin
WSP Fleet Section
360-596-6047
To: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP)
Subject: RE: Question 7 - CID
Heidi,
I was on leave for a lot of July and into August. Did you get a response from my acting Captain on
this?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP)

Cc: Stricklett, Melissa (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: Question 7 - CID
Importance: High
Mike,
I think we need to re-work the answer to question 7 (of the 8 questions on activities --- Assignment
from Bob) –
7. Can the activity be the subject of a performance contract?
Check No.
This activity is an essential core function of CID to provide for the safety and security of the citizens of
Washington State.
What OFM wants to know is can we contract out the work of CID? If the answer is no, then we need
to explain why. Is it in statute that WSP commissioned staff do this work, or for some other reason?
Can you provide me some info as to why we can’t contract out the work?
Thanks
Heidi Thomsen
WSP Budget Manager
(360) 596-4046
Micro 12, Ext. 11046

Subject: RE: GA Afterhours Card Check
My number is 70853, just in case you didn’t get this. I was on leave when this came out.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Harkcom,
Ken (WSP); Erdahl, Paul (WSP)
Subject: GA Afterhours Card Check
Good Afternoon,
PMD just contacted me to check and see who has and what number is on their GA after hours entry
card.
If you could let me know soon, it would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Vicky
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard

PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: RE: Third Tri Decentralized Training
Please schedule me for 10/20. Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Hall,
Daniel (WSP)
Subject: Third Tri Decentralized Training
Good Afternoon,
I have attached the third tri decentralized training schedule. Let me know what day works for you.
Thanks,
Vicky J
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard

PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: RE: Detective Selections
It says you guys selected them. Did you mean to say that your recommendations are for these two
candidates?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Detective Selections
Captain Dahl,
We have completed the interviews for the D1 and D8 CIU positions. D1 has selected Trooper Ian
Morhous from Olympia FOB and D8 has selected Trooper Joi Haner from Bremerton Motors. Both will
be excellent additions to the division as shown by their testing scores. I have attached Excel
spreadsheet of all the candidate’s test scores for your review. The D1 and D8 scores are listed on
separate worksheets.
As you know, both our units could benefit greatly by having both candidates report as soon as possible.
Thanks and please let me know if you have any questions.
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116

Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

Subject: RE: D5 Overdue PM Report - Portable
Thanks Rob. How's the hand?

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Brusseau, Rob (WSP)
Capt,
I will see that this gets completed tomorrow.
Thanks
Rob
Detective Sergeant Rob Brusseau

(360) 449-7941 - Office
(360) 449-7949 - Fax

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
OK, I just wanted to make sure you didn’t hire someone yet.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Dahl,
My apologies, you are correct. These are our recommendations.
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

candidates?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Dahl,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116

Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

Good to hear. Take care.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Captain,
The hand is getting better. My grip strength is not quite where it was but is improving each day.
Rob

(360) 449-7941 - Office
(360) 449-7949 - Fax
Thanks Rob. How's the hand?

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Capt,
I will see that this gets completed tomorrow.
Thanks
Rob

(360) 449-7941 - Office
(360) 449-7949 - Fax

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
I just spoke with Ken and he told me there were some good ones to watch for the future. Please feel
free to have those guys cross train and help with investigations where they can so we can improve
them and maybe hire them in the future.
Thanks for doing this and good job. I am happy with the results and I will submit this to AC Miller for
consideration. When the time comes, I would like you and John to make the calls.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Dahl,
Right, the candidates were told any selection must first be approved by the Chief and notifications
would not occur until that time. None of the candidates know how they did.
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116

Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

OK, I just wanted to make sure you didn’t hire someone yet.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Dahl,
My apologies, you are correct. These are our recommendations.
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116

Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

candidates?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Dahl,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

Subject: RE: Friday
Absolutely.
I have a feeling being at work would be easier than handling 6 year olds, but please go spend the time
with your family.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Friday
Captain Dahl,
This Friday we are celebrating my daughter’s 6th birthday and I completely forgot about it when I told
Lt. LeBlanc I could fill in for him. Would it be acceptable to leave around noon on Friday so I can help
my wife with a handful of 6 year olds who are coming over around 2?
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

Subject: RE: Lieutenant_JPA.docx
My pleasure. Good luck with the retirement Julie, I know you will find plenty of ways to fill your time.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Wow…thank you so much, Mike. I sure wish I had more time working with you! I know I would have
learned a lot. The division is in excellent hands. Thanks for everything!
Julie
4811 Werner Road
Bremerton WA 98312
(360) 405-6623 Office
(360) 731-1006 Cell

Julie,
This was easy to do. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks Mike! I would REALLY appreciate a recommendation letter J to walk out the door with from
you! I know our time together was brief so whatever you might be able to do would be great. Talk to
you soon!
Julie
4811 Werner Road
Bremerton WA 98312
(360) 405-6623 Office

(360) 731-1006 Cell

Julie,
Here is the JPA. I didn’t change anything except some grammar and spacing. Let me know if there is
anything else.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Winchell, Tim (WSP)
Subject: Lieutenant_JPA.docx
Attached is my 2010 first half JPA. Please review and provide and additional input or changes as
appropriate.
Tim—I will sign and leave that with Kae. I am available on Monday via BB if there are any changes.
Thanks,
Julie
To: Stanek, Betty (WSP)
Subject: Re: 3rd Trimester Ammo order
Betty,
The purchase of the Ammo for CID is approved. Thank you for checking.
________________________________
From: Stanek, Betty (WSP)

Cc: MacMillan, Bill (WSP); Patrick, Kandi (WSP)
Sent: Wed Aug 18 09:19:38 2010
Capt. Dahl – Please send Supply the approval on the D6 ammo that Lt. Patrick is talking about. We
have the form but there is no approval on the form. An e-mail stating “APPROVED” will suffice.
Thank you,
Betty Stanek
WSP Supply
360-596-6068

Subject: RE: 3rd Trimester Ammo order
You can email Captain Dahl since he is the one that sent me the email advising he had approved it but
did not send the electronically signed copy back to me. K
2822 Euclid Avenue

Wenatchee, WA 98801
Office: (509) 665-4013

Cc: MacMillan, Bill (WSP)
Yes, we do need the approval e-mail in order to process the request.
Thanks,
Betty Stanek
WSP Supply
360-596-6068

Betty: CID Captain Dahl approved their request attached. I can send you the email if you need it.
Kandi
2822 Euclid Avenue
Wenatchee, WA 98801
Office: (509) 665-4013

LT,
questions.
Thanks, Terri
Terri L. Yaksic
Office Assistant 3
(509) 826-7400
Micro 64 Ext. 100
(509) 826-7344 Fax
BADGE
Subject: Re: Phone Call
I didn't answer her calls quickly enough so she is mad at me. I will call her soon.
Thanks
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 18 10:20:31 2010
Subject: Phone Call
Kendra called, just give her a call when you have a moment. I let her know you were in a meeting.
Thx,
V
Subject: Re: Days Off
OK thanks
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 18 11:21:24 2010
Subject: Days Off
Captain,
I would like to take off August 25 through 27 to spend time with family members who will be in town.
I have made arrangements with Dave Bolton to be available to handle any auto theft related issues.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Cc: Patrick, Kandi (WSP)
Attachments: D6 CID 2010-3rd TRIMESTER AMMO REQUEST.doc
I approve the order and electronically signed this request. Thank you both and let me know if you need
anything else.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain:
Betty needs your electronically signed copy of the ammo request then they can process it. Thanks
Kandi
2822 Euclid Avenue
Wenatchee, WA 98801
Office: (509) 665-4013

Cc: MacMillan, Bill (WSP)
Yes, we do need the approval e-mail in order to process the request.
Thanks,
Betty Stanek
WSP Supply
360-596-6068

Betty: CID Captain Dahl approved their request attached. I can send you the email if you need it.
Kandi
2822 Euclid Avenue
Wenatchee, WA 98801
Office: (509) 665-4013

LT,
questions.
Thanks, Terri
Terri L. Yaksic
Office Assistant 3
(509) 826-7400
Micro 64 Ext. 100
(509) 826-7344 Fax
BADGE
To: Meyer, Jennifer (WSP)
Jennifer,
CID concurs with the project as submitted. No changes. Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

(WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Clark, Dan (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Couper, Fiona (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP); Damerow, Morgan; DePalma, Mike (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Dolan,
Gretchen (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Gundermann,
Cc: Anderson, Becky (WSP); Balogh, Kae (WSP); Battin, Sarah (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP); Cashen,
Laurie (WSP); Cortez, Rebecca (WSP); Dunn, Cynthia (WSP); Fagan, Carol (WSP); Gallagher, Sherry
(WSP); Grayless, Amy (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Gurley, Traci (WSP); Jacobs, Kitty (WSP); Jordan,
Maria (WSP); Knight, Robyn (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Lofstrom, Diane
(WSP); Mathisen, Arcelia (WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP); Moreno, Norma (WSP); Mott, Shirley (WSP);
Nicholson, Cathy (WSP); Park, Kate (WSP); Poe, Denise (WSP); Pratt, Diane (WSP); Ritter, Kathy (WSP);
Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Schiewe, Kathy (WSP); Simpson, Melissa (WSP); Smith, Michelle (WSP);
Tombleson, Ellen (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP); Lowry, Crystal (WSP)
Importance: High
CONCURRENCE 10-003
The DEFINITIONS AND POLICY; FIELD OPERATIONS BUREAU; COMPUTER HARDWARE/SOFTWARE

ACQUISITION AND USE; AUDITS, INSPECTIONS, AND RISK ASSESSMENT; CARE, USE, AND EXCHANGE
OF EQUIPMENT OR PROPERTY; BAIT VEHICLES; CASE FILING SYSTEM; PROPERTY INVENTORY/AUDIT;
and PROPERTY SEIZURE – NARCOTICS INVESTIGATION policies have been revised. One new policy,
ALL RECORDS, PHOTOGRAPHS, NEGATIVES, DIGITAL IMAGES, VIDEOTAPES, AND STATEMENT TAPES,
is being proposed.
occurring.

Please reply to the e-mail originator, Ms. Jennifer Meyer, no later than August 27, 2010.
Indicate if you:
Thank you.
Jennifer Meyer
360-596-4138
Subject: IWSP-Sharepoint
Vicky,
Can you please have my photo and Chuck’s photo added to the appropriate places on our CID web
page? Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Startup, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Golf
Who is playing with us?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Jacobson, Debby (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: Motorcycle Emphasis
Steve,
Lt. Bosman advised me that D-2 is planning a motorcycle emphasis next week and will be using aircraft,
motors and some ground units. My understanding is that CID is being asked to provide Detectives to
assist in some capacity.
Can you call me and let me know the details so I can determine what our Division can provide? Thanks
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Fire update
Dennis,
Thank you for keeping me posted. You have been all over this from the start and I appreciate it.
________________________________

Sent: Thu Aug 19 07:41:50 2010
Subject: Fire update
Captain,
FYI…In reference to last night’s PIN I sent you, Terry advised that D/C Karnitz and D3 Captain Berry
were provided the information. He indicated that they were going to update the Chief this morning
when we received the results of the lab tests.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

To: Wade, Ken (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP)
Subject: Call
Ken/Terry,
Can you call me please? I am hearing word of a dive team searching the Snake River over there looking
for evidence of something that may have occurred two years ago and I am wondering if you have any
word of it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Brandie Penney IOC
I remember seeing something regarding her and it seems like it was to cross train. I approved it but I
will check to see if it made it out of here.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Brandie Penney IOC
Captain,
Do you remember if you received an IOC from Brandie sent via myself and Lt Huntley requesting that
she cross train with Auto Theft?
Detective Sergeant Chris Old
DSHS SIU
210 11 Ave SW, Suite 409
Olympia, WA. 98504

Desk - 360-596-4581
Cell - 360-239-7246
Fax - 360-586-2525
To: Horan, Patrick (WSP)
Subject: RE: WO88102 - BlackBerry
I am in the office today so maybe we can resolve this.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Horan, Patrick (WSP)

Subject: WO88102 - BlackBerry
I have a work order indicating you are having issues with your BlackBerry. Are you available between
now and 4:30pm?
Patrick Horan
ITD – Customer Services
Phone: (360) 705-5780 | Micro 13x144
Email: Patrick.Horan@wsp.wa.gov
Service Requests: ITDHelp@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:ITDHelp@wsp.wa.gov>
Washington State Patrol – “Service With Humility”
Subject: Thank you
I got the CD today and looked through the pictures. Good stuff. Thank you Julie.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Meeting
Rob,
I would like to come down tomorrow and meet with you and the crew. I am making the rounds and
haven’t been down there yet so maybe we can meet at the office and then go to coffee.
I am planning to leave here around 7:30-8 so I will Nextel you when I get close. Let me know what you
guys have going so we can get together.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Wallace, Tom (WSP)
Cc: Bishop, Chuck (WSP); Chambers, Melissa (WSP)
Subject: FW: Work Order - Reference #00088304
Attachments: 095- Plute.doc
Tom,
Ken Plute helped me with this today and did an outstanding job. He had to work this issue for an hour
and did so with professionalism and courtesy. He was very helpful. Please issue this 095 to him and
thank him for taking the time to resolve this for me.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: ITD HEAT Self Service

Subject: Work Order - Reference #00088304
*DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL. IF THIS WORK ORDER HAS NOT BEEN RESOLVED PLEASE CLICK ON
THE LINK BELOW*
*****(THIS IS A NON-MONITORED MAIL BOX AND

RESPONSES ARE NOT READ OR ANSWERED)*****
Work Order #00088304 has been resolved.
Issue Description: Super slow computer and the biggest thing is that the PST file will not open, and the
error indicates it is either not available or may be corrupted.
If you feel this issue has not been resolved, please click this link:
Work Order Not Resolved <mailto:ATG@wsp.wa.gov?Subject=00088304WorkOrderNotResolved>
If the issue is resolved, no action is necessary.

Thank you.
ITD Customer Services

Yes. Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday morning?
________________________________

Sent: Thu Aug 19 13:27:12 2010
Captain,
I am off tomorrow and will be out of town. Detective Ortner is also off. Can we make it sometime next
week?
Thanks
Rob
Det. Sgt. Rob Brusseau

________________________________

Sent: Thu Aug 19 12:30:01 2010
Subject: Meeting
Rob,
Thanks,

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I will get there early. Thanks
________________________________

Sent: Thu Aug 19 13:44:34 2010
Captain,
Tuesday morning works for us. Jim has a meeting with the AAG at 11, so early is best.
Thanks,
Rob

________________________________

Sent: Thu Aug 19 13:29:03 2010
Yes. Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday morning?
________________________________

Sent: Thu Aug 19 13:27:12 2010
Captain,
I am off tomorrow and will be out of town. Detective Ortner is also off. Can we make it sometime next
week?
Thanks
Rob

________________________________

Sent: Thu Aug 19 12:30:01 2010
Subject: Meeting
Rob,
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Possible Fraud
Ken,
Is this something Paul can look in to? It looks like it is pretty low level, but you never know. Let me
know if there is a better way to go.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Alexander, Dale (WSP)

Sir,
Per our conversation.
Dale
Lieutenant Dale Alexander
PO Box 42600
Office (360) 596-4114
dale.alexander@wsp.wa.gov
From: Barry, Jason (WSP)
To: Alexander, Dale (WSP)
Cc: Usher, Tammy (WSP); Flores-Chambers, Seth (WSP)
Subject: Possible Fraud
Lt. Alexander,
On Wednesday August 18, 2010 at approximately 1600 hours, I received two phone calls at the
Headquarters front desk located in the General Administration Building in Olympia Washington regarding
outstanding tickets issued through photo enforcement. The first caller identified himself as Ryan
Davidson. Mr. Davidson indicated to me that he had just received a phone call from a person who
claimed to be “Trooper McGee” with the Washington State Patrol. “Trooper McGee” told Mr. Davidson
that he had the make, model, and license plate number of his vehicle, and that he was cited for a
traffic infraction via photo enforcement. “Trooper McGee” informed Mr. Davidson that the fine was near
800 dollars and will double soon if not paid. Mr. Davidson’s conversation with “Trooper McGee” ended
shortly after due to a bad connection.
Mr. Davidson stated that he called the Headquarters front desk number (360.596.4000) because that is
the number that came up on his caller ID. He also informed me that he and “Trooper McGee’s” phone
call had been disconnected once before. The number that came up the second time was
360.596.4001. I informed Mr. Davidson that there were two Troopers here at the front desk and that
neither of our names were “McGee”. While on the phone with Mr. Davidson, I checked the Washington
State Patrol Telephone Directory (revised 7/22/10 @1430) and found no “Trooper McGee”. I informed
Mr. Davidson that the call sounded fraudulent, and if he were to hear from “Trooper McGee” again to
get a badge number and call me back if there was still question.
Approximately ten minutes later, I received another call from a man asking me the same questions. I
explained to him that I had just talked with a man about the same issue and that we believed it to be
fraudulent. I asked the man to obtain more information from “Trooper McGee” if he had any further
communication with him and to call me back. This individual (name unknown) agreed that the call was
not valid and was content with disregarding the call. That is my opinion based on his demeanor and
tone of his voice.
On Thursday August 19, 2010, at 0800 hours Trooper Cadet Seth Flores and I checked the messages
on the answering machine. We received two messages regarding this same situation, these calls came
in between the hours of 1700 and 1800. The first one was from a female named Caroline
(253.761.6078). The second one was from a male named Jordan Knox (253.227.2410). I returned
both of these phone calls before 0830 Thursday. I received a call back from Mr. Knox around 0900. He
thanked me for calling him back and informed me that he had the situation taken care of. He said, “It
turned out to be a prank call.” “It was one of my buddies playing a joke on me and a couple of
friends.” I said, “So you know the person that made the call?” He replied, “yeah he was just messing
around, my sister got a call from him too.” I asked him if I could get his sister’s name. He said
hesitantly, “yeah why?” I told him that I had numerous calls from people regarding this issue. He then
told me, “Well he just called a couple of us, its not like he called a bunch of random people, I don’t
want to get anyone in trouble.” I asked him if I could get his sister’s name again, he was silent for a
moment, and I said, “I’m not asking you for her full name, just her first name will do, I just want to see
if she is one of the people that I need to call back.” He replied, “ Caroline.” I told him that was one of
the people that I had on my list to call back. He then told me, “ I don’t want to get anyone in trouble,
thanks for calling me back.”
Trooper Cadet Flores and I forwarded the caller’s information to Mr. Dan Coon in GMR, as per his
request. He informed us that he had some similar calls on Thursday afternoon.
Subject: RE: Possible Fraud
We will look in to this, thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Alexander, Dale (WSP)

Sir,
Per our conversation.
Dale
Lieutenant Dale Alexander
PO Box 42600
Office (360) 596-4114
dale.alexander@wsp.wa.gov
From: Barry, Jason (WSP)

Cc: Usher, Tammy (WSP); Flores-Chambers, Seth (WSP)
Subject: Possible Fraud
Lt. Alexander,
On Wednesday August 18, 2010 at approximately 1600 hours, I received two phone calls at the
Headquarters front desk located in the General Administration Building in Olympia Washington regarding
outstanding tickets issued through photo enforcement. The first caller identified himself as Ryan
Davidson. Mr. Davidson indicated to me that he had just received a phone call from a person who
claimed to be “Trooper McGee” with the Washington State Patrol. “Trooper McGee” told Mr. Davidson
that he had the make, model, and license plate number of his vehicle, and that he was cited for a
traffic infraction via photo enforcement. “Trooper McGee” informed Mr. Davidson that the fine was near
800 dollars and will double soon if not paid. Mr. Davidson’s conversation with “Trooper McGee” ended
shortly after due to a bad connection.
Mr. Davidson stated that he called the Headquarters front desk number (360.596.4000) because that is
the number that came up on his caller ID. He also informed me that he and “Trooper McGee’s” phone
call had been disconnected once before. The number that came up the second time was
360.596.4001. I informed Mr. Davidson that there were two Troopers here at the front desk and that
neither of our names were “McGee”. While on the phone with Mr. Davidson, I checked the Washington
State Patrol Telephone Directory (revised 7/22/10 @1430) and found no “Trooper McGee”. I informed
Mr. Davidson that the call sounded fraudulent, and if he were to hear from “Trooper McGee” again to
get a badge number and call me back if there was still question.
Approximately ten minutes later, I received another call from a man asking me the same questions. I
explained to him that I had just talked with a man about the same issue and that we believed it to be
fraudulent. I asked the man to obtain more information from “Trooper McGee” if he had any further
communication with him and to call me back. This individual (name unknown) agreed that the call was
not valid and was content with disregarding the call. That is my opinion based on his demeanor and
tone of his voice.
On Thursday August 19, 2010, at 0800 hours Trooper Cadet Seth Flores and I checked the messages
on the answering machine. We received two messages regarding this same situation, these calls came
in between the hours of 1700 and 1800. The first one was from a female named Caroline
(253.761.6078). The second one was from a male named Jordan Knox (253.227.2410). I returned
both of these phone calls before 0830 Thursday. I received a call back from Mr. Knox around 0900. He
thanked me for calling him back and informed me that he had the situation taken care of. He said, “It
turned out to be a prank call.” “It was one of my buddies playing a joke on me and a couple of
friends.” I said, “So you know the person that made the call?” He replied, “yeah he was just messing
around, my sister got a call from him too.” I asked him if I could get his sister’s name. He said
hesitantly, “yeah why?” I told him that I had numerous calls from people regarding this issue. He then
told me, “Well he just called a couple of us, its not like he called a bunch of random people, I don’t
want to get anyone in trouble.” I asked him if I could get his sister’s name again, he was silent for a
moment, and I said, “I’m not asking you for her full name, just her first name will do, I just want to see
if she is one of the people that I need to call back.” He replied, “ Caroline.” I told him that was one of
the people that I had on my list to call back. He then told me, “ I don’t want to get anyone in trouble,
thanks for calling me back.”
Trooper Cadet Flores and I forwarded the caller’s information to Mr. Dan Coon in GMR, as per his
request. He informed us that he had some similar calls on Thursday afternoon.
Subject: Meeting
Steve,
The memorial for our three employees from Zillah is next Friday in Yakima and I am going to attend.
We will need to reschedule our meeting as a result so can you please let me know when you want to
meet?
Thanks Steve,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Detective Spots
AC Miller,
Our interviews for the D-1 and D-8 openings went well. Our panel recommended Joi Haner for D-8 and
Ian Morhous for D-1`. I feel very comfortable with these picks and am requesting permission to notify
all the candidates of the results.
Once I receive your blessing, I will arrange report dates with the respective District Commanders.
Thank you Sir.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thank you Tim. I appreciate the response. Any idea who your new Lieutenant’s are going to be?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain:
Captain Sutton is on annual leave.
I will pass along your message and request he contact you for an appropriate follow-up date/time.
Thanks,
Tim/ 64- ADC

Subject: Meeting
Steve,
The memorial for our three employees from Zillah is next Friday in Yakima and I am going to attend.
We will need to reschedule our meeting as a result so can you please let me know when you want to
meet?
Thanks Steve,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Salyer Crash
Date: Friday, August 20, 2010 1:30:00 PM
Please let me know so I can respond to GMR. Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Calkins, Robert (WSP)

Subject: Salyer Crash
Capt. Dahl.
The 911 tapes from the Salyer case were released yesterday through public disclosure. None of the
phone calls included witnesses to the taunting. A couple of media are questioning that angle.
Is Salyer the only source or do we have other witnesses? Perhaps people who didn’t call in but who
were at the scene?
If we have other witnesses to the taunting, we might need to say that.
Regards,
Bob Calkins
Media and Community Relations Officer

(360) 596-4013

To: therochanizer@yahoo.com
Subject: Email
Dear sir or ma’am,
I had your email forwarded to me regarding your experience with our VIN inspectors in Yakima. I
welcome a chance to speak with you about it and you can reach me immediately at the numbers listed
below.
Please call me when it is convenient. Thank you,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: OPS mailbox
Subject: RE: Complaint
DP,
I am handling this, thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: OPS mailbox

Subject: FW: Complaint
From: The Rochanizer [mailto:therochanizer@yahoo.com]

To: OPS mailbox
Subject: Complaint
Id Like to Say that working With Yakima Wa Inspection officers are by far the worst place to try to get
any vechicle inspected for these old men are rude in every way and are takieing there so called power
over the limit as far as to be insulting and threatning and to run that inspection both any way they feel
fit i find my stops there to be the worst and shall be looking into further legal actions
To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: 33
I am at Wagners but available for calls or BB messages.

Subject: Fw: Witness Info
FYI
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 23 08:50:27 2010
Subject: Witness Info
Capt. Dahl-
When Kathy Schiewe returned from vacation today, she had a voice mail from a potential witness in the
Salyer case.
Name is Michael Bernier (sp?) at (206) 595-8723.
Regards,
Bob Calkins
(360) 596-4013

Subject: Re: 33
Let's meet today. I am in OPS on my way up.

Sent: Mon Aug 23 08:00:14 2010
Subject: RE: 33
Thanks! :)
Thanks,
Vicky
Subject: 33
I am at Wagners but available for calls or BB messages.

Subject: RE: Purchase Request
Vicky,
On my phone number you have my area listed as 253 but it is actually 360. Please ensure that it is 360
when we transfer over, thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Simmons, Tina (WSP)
Cc: Bishop, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Ronald.Palmer@VerizonWireless.com
Subject: RE: Purchase Request
Hi Tina!
I just tried to call, if you have any questions, please let me know.
Have a great weekend!
Vicky
Thanks,
Vicky
From: Simmons, Tina (WSP)
Cc: Bishop, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Purchase Request
Good morning Vicky! Hope you are well! I need to find out more details in regards to the request
below, specifically, the BlackBerry and Aircard requests. Supply handles any cell phone purchases you
may have.
For the aircard purchases, please send me approval via email, the budget code to use for the monthly
service and for the purchase of the card (if different), and the employee’s first and last name so we can
start processing each purchase. I will forward the approval shortly. I have added the budget code for
each person to the attached spreadsheet. I would like the statement/invoice to come here to
voucher/process payment.
For the BlackBerry purchases, I need approval to purchase these as well, and the budget code to use
for the monthly service and for the purchase of the device (if different), which ones want or need to
take their existing cellular number with them to the new BlackBerry, which ones have or need Voyager
(see table below), which carrier it is from and going to (being specific about whether it is a cell phone
device or BlackBerry device), and any cell account information if it is a cell device to BlackBerry device
since ITD does not have that account information. I think that will give me a good start. All numbers
are to be ported to the new device, except the ones that are noted in the spreadsheet to have a new
number issued. On the spreadsheet, I have noted who has a BB currently and who is changing their cell
to a BB, any that have not notation will remain using a cell phone. The Larry’s account number
(Nextel/Sprint) for the cell phones is – 423091312. I know Ron is going to combine both the BB and
Cell into one account so that all minutes are pooled. I would like the statement/invoice to come here to
voucher/process payment.
In lieu of your team’s research, and to expedite your request; ITD is moving forward with purchasing
and porting over of existing Sprint/Nextel BlackBerry users to a Verizon BlackBerry without testing the
Voyager Query application or validating the Push to Talk feature, which is not currently in use on any of
our Verizon BlackBerry devices. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks in advance!
Voyager Users:
Bolton
509-370-0241
Thoet
509-370-0467
Holt
509-370-0121
Snowden
509-370-2092
Bambino
509-370-0407
Lauer
253-377-8794

Anderson
425-864-8045
Maijala
425-766-4083
Stanek
253-405-9491
Tina Simmons
Tier 2 Supervisor
Phone: (360) 705-5169 | Micro 13 x146
Cell: (360) 280-6285
Email: Tina.Simmons@wsp.wa.gov
Washington State Patrol - "Service With Humility"
Forwarding or distributing this communication outside of the agency is subject to WSP Regulations. If
My BB is really not working well so I am ready when you are to get this thing working again.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Ready when you are! Just give a holler!
Patrick Horan

I am in the office today so maybe we can resolve this.

Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: WO88102 - BlackBerry
I have a work order indicating you are having issues with your BlackBerry. Are you available between
now and 4:30pm?
Patrick Horan
Phone: (360) 705-5780 | Micro 13x144
Subject: RE: Media Updates
AC Miller,
I reviewed this email and the article. I also reviewed the blogs that followed the article and despite the
information being put out, there were still people that were suspicious of the police officers actions.
That said, I don’t have a problem giving the information out piece meal to avert the long silences that
allow people’s imaginations to run wild. As long as we have good controls in place that ensure that we
do not release information that compromises the case, or potential follow up with witnesses, I am OK
going this route.
I can coordinate with Captain Berry to put the parameters in place and let you know how it comes out.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Media Updates
Hi Mike,
Have you and Bob discussed this yet?

Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Subject: Media Updates
Hi Chief-
Per our earlier discussion and at your request, this e-mail is to outline one potential tool that we could
use during ongoing investigations when public interest or more commonly mis-informed public criticism
threatens to harm the agency’s reputation.
The Kitsap County Sheriff’s office is currently investigating an officer-involved shooting out of Poulsbo
PD. There was video in the car, along with a Navy petty officer on a ride-along. However, the deceased
subject’s family became publicly critical of the shooting. They portrayed the deceased subject as a
sympathetic young man who’d struggled, but was turning his life around. They made accusations
against the officer and were starting to get traction with the media.
The typical agency response in such cases is an early release of very broad facts and then stark silence
until there is a decision from the prosecutor. In some cases that can mean the public labors for months
thinking terrible things about an officer or an agency.
In this case, KCSO ran the attached news release several days after the shooting, a time when most
agencies are silent. It contained facts that were known, proven and highly unlikely to change. It did not
contain conclusions, and their PIO did not entertain follow-up questions. The result was a story that
shot down the outlandish claims and pretty much ended the media coverage. The story is here:
http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/2010/jul/29/sheriffs-office-preliminary-investigation-confirms/
This follows the NTSB model of releasing “what you know, when you know it.” The NTSB does some
very complex investigations which, while not criminal, certainly do end up in court. Yet they have found
a technique for releasing updates that doesn’t compromise their final conclusion.
I believe this type of update release is a tool that we should have available to use when the situation
dictates. We don’t need to do it in every case, because not all situations require it.
· Sometimes the media frenzy is so intense that it interferes with the investigation. An effective
news release can help make the media go home, leaving detectives to work in peace.
· Sometimes the potential damage to an agency or officer simply must be addressed. It is a sad
fact that media coverage is much more intense immediately after an event. They do not do as good a
job of reporting, months later, that the prosecutor cleared an officer. The damage is done and is hard to
undo.
My purpose in sharing this with you is to initiate the discussion now, and not in the middle of an
investigation that might be both complex and emotional. I would be happy to answer any questions you
might have, or discuss the concept further with you or your team.
Thanks for listening.
Regards,
Bob Calkins
(360) 596-4013

To: crdahl123@comcast.net
Subject: Read this
This article was sent to us for our Detectives to use in investigations. However, I know you facebook and so does your family and friends. This article makes it clear that you should be very careful about what pictures and comments you post. Criminals are using the embedded information in the photos (GPS is on your Blackberry) and your comments to determine who to
burglarize or what kids to target.
Please be VERY careful about posting photos showing the kids and your house. I don’t want one of these hackers to show up there.
Web Photos That Reveal Secrets, Like Where You Live
nytimes
On Thursday August 12, 2010, 2:00 am EDT
When Adam Savage, host of the popular science program “MythBusters,” posted a picture on Twitter of his automobile parked in front of his house, he let his fans know much more than that he drove a Toyota Land Cruiser.
Embedded in the image was a geotag, a bit of data providing the longitude and latitude of where the photo was taken. Hence, he revealed exactly where he lived. And since the accompanying text was “Now it’s off to work,” potential thieves knew he would not be at home.
Security experts and privacy advocates have recently begun warning about the potential dangers of geotags, which are embedded in photos and videos taken with GPS-equipped smartphones and digital cameras <http://us.lrd.yahoo.com/SIG=12k3qst18/**http%3A/gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/28/why-dont-more-cameras-offer-gps/> . Because the location data
is not visible to the casual viewer, the concern is that many people may not realize it is there; and they could be compromising their privacy, if not their safety, when they post geotagged media online.
Mr. Savage said he knew about geotags. (He should, as host of a show popular with technology followers <http://us.lrd.yahoo.com/SIG=12sc3li7u/**http%3A/www.nytimes.com/2006/11/21/science/21myth.html%3Fscp=2%26sq=mythbusters%26st=cse> .) But he said he had neglected to disable the function on his iPhone before taking the picture and uploading it to
Twitter.
“I guess it was a lack of concern because I’m not nearly famous enough to be stalked,” he said, “and if I am, I want a raise.”
Still, Mr. Savage has since turned off the geotag feature on his iPhone, and he isn’t worried about the archived photo on Twitter because he has moved to a new residence.
But others may not be so technologically informed or so blasé about their privacy.
“I’d say very few people know about geotag capabilities,” said Peter Eckersley, a staff technologist with the Electronic Frontier Foundation in San Francisco, “and consent is sort of a slippery slope when the only way you can turn off the function on your smartphone is through an invisible menu that no one really knows about.”
Indeed, disabling the geotag function generally involves going through several layers of menus until you find the “location” setting, then selecting “off” or “don’t allow.” But doing this can sometimes turn off all GPS capabilities, including mapping, so it can get complicated.
The Web site ICanStalkU.com <http://us.lrd.yahoo.com/SIG=10rc8jn1p/**http%3A/ICanStalkU.com/> provides step-by-step instructions <http://us.lrd.yahoo.com/SIG=11c9v70hr/**http%3A/icanstalku.com/how.php%23disable> for disabling the photo geotagging function on iPhone, BlackBerry, Android and Palm devices.
A person’s location is also revealed while using services like Foursquare and Gowalla as well as when posting to Twitter from a GPS-enabled mobile device, but the geographical data is not hidden as it is when posting photos.
A handful of academic researchers and independent Web security analysts, who call themselves “white hat hackers,” have been trying to raise awareness about geotags by releasing studies and giving presentations <http://us.lrd.yahoo.com/SIG=13b6tp9hg/**http%3A/blogs.forbes.com/firewall/2010/07/19/researchers-show-how-twitter-twitpic-make-stalking-simple/> at
technology get-togethers like the Hackers On Planet Earth, or Next HOPE <http://us.lrd.yahoo.com/SIG=10solm2me/**http%3A/thenexthope.org/> , conference held last month in New York.
Their lectures and papers demonstrate the ubiquity of geotagged photos and videos on Web sites like Twitter, YouTube, Flickr and Craigslist, and how these photos can be used to identify a person’s home and haunts.
Many of the pictures show people’s children playing in or around their homes. Others reveal expensive cars, computers and flat-screen televisions. There are also pictures of people at their friends’ houses or at the Starbucks they visit each morning.
By downloading free browser plug-ins like the Exif Viewer for Firefox (addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3905/ <http://us.lrd.yahoo.com/SIG=11o898ff1/**http%3A/addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3905/> ) or Opanda IExif for Internet Explorer (opanda.com/en/iexif/ <http://us.lrd.yahoo.com/SIG=110gn5kp3/**http%3A/opanda.com/en/iexif/> ), anyone can
pinpoint the location where the photo was taken and create a Google map.
Moreover, since multimedia sites like Twitter and YouTube have user-friendly application programming interfaces, or A.P.I.’s, someone with a little knowledge about writing computer code can create a program to search for geotagged photos in a systematic way. For example, they can search for those accompanied with text like “on vacation” or those taken in a specified
neighborhood.
“Any 16 year-old with basic programming skills can do this,” said Gerald Friedland, a researcher at the International Computer Science Institute at the University of California, Berkeley. He and a colleague, Robin Sommer, wrote a paper, “Cybercasing the Joint: On the Privacy Implications of Geotagging
<http://us.lrd.yahoo.com/SIG=18fimfajv/**http%3A/www.google.com/url%3Fsa=t%26source=web%26cd=1%26ved=0CBcQFjAA%26url=http%253A%252F%252Fwww.icsi.berkeley.edu%252Fpubs%252Fnetworking%252Fcybercasinghotsec10.pdf%26ei=VRZfTKWOKYH48Aaxt5m2DQ%26usg=AFQjCNFao3oZgrGHMocb6OaezV_K4Rpckg%26sig2=2r3Dc2r2KRTW6wWIz_NVLg>
,” which they presented on Tuesday at a workshop in Washington during the Advanced Computing Systems Association’s annual conference on security.
The paper provides three examples of so-called cybercasing that use photos posted on Twitter and Craigslist and a homemade video on YouTube.
By looking at geotags and the text of posts, Mr. Sommer said, “you can easily find out where people live, what kind of things they have in their house and also when they are going to be away.”
“Our intent is not to show how it’s done,” he said, “but raise awareness so people can understand their devices and turn off those options if they want to.”
ICanStalkU.com, developed by the security consultants Larry Pesce of the NWN Corporation in Waltham, Mass., and Ben Jackson of Mayhemic Labs in Boston, uses a more direct approach to warning about the potential dangers of geotags. The site displays a real-time stream of geotagged photos posted on Twitter; the person who posted the photo also gets a notification
via Twitter.
“The reaction from people is either anger, like ‘I’m going to punch you out,’ or ‘No duh, like I didn’t already know that’ or ‘Oh my God, I had no idea,’ ” Mr. Pesce said.
In the latter category was Cristina Parker of El Paso, who sells appliances part-time at Kmart and also manages social media for small companies. ICanStalkU.com notified her last week that a photo she had posted on Twitter of her Chihuahua, Zipp, also revealed where she lived.
“I immediately tweeted back to find out what I can do about it,” said Ms. Parker. The site sent her a Web link to instructions on how to turn off the geotag function on her LG Ally smartphone. “It’s definitely good to know for me personally and because of my social media work, too,” she said
Because of the way photographs are formatted by some sites like Facebook and Match.com, geotag information is not always retained when an image is uploaded, which provides some protection, albeit incidental. Other sites like Flickr have recently taken steps <http://us.lrd.yahoo.com/SIG=11pgtu3ea/**http%3A/www.flickr.com/help/map/%3Fsearch=geo%2523202> to
block access to geotag data on images taken with smartphones unless a user explicitly allows it.
But experts say the problem goes far beyond social networking and photo sharing Web sites, regardless of whether they offer user privacy settings.
“There are so many places where people upload photos, like personal blogs and bulletin boards,” said Johannes B. Ullrich, chief technology officer of the SANS Technology Institute, which provides network security training and monitors the Internet for emerging security threats.
Protecting your privacy is not just a matter of being aware and personally responsible, said Mr. Sommer, the researcher. A friend may take a geotagged photo at your house and post it.
“You need to educate yourself and your friends but in the end, you really have no control,” he said, adding that he was considering writing a program to troll the Internet for photos with geotags corresponding to users’ home addresses.
“I’m beginning to think there may be a market for it.”
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: The Rochanizer
Subject: RE: Email
In lieu of you actually calling me and giving me specific names and dates that this occurred, I am only
able to address this with a broad comment to the VIN office and not handle the person (s) specifically.
I can’t pinpoint an issue or problem unless I have the specifics that you may have.
Please feel free to call me when it is convenient so that we can discuss this. It is my goal to ensure
that we provide excellent service to our citizens and I welcome any assistance you could give to help me
do that.
Thank you for bringing this to my attention and I look forward to speaking with you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: The Rochanizer [mailto:therochanizer@yahoo.com]

Subject: Re: Email
i wanted to bring this issue to ur attention i do and have spoken with many others that have gone to
this station for inspection and many have said that is the most unpleasent place to try to do business do
to the rudeness and constent threats and ill atitudes towards aan inspection as customers as for me i
always want to know if i am doing all properly but not threaten or scolled even if in the after math i
have done all thats required in my scheduled inspection i feel as many others that they are abuseing
there power of the law and i feel that this is unlawfully and feel i must notify the proper authorities to
address the constent problems at this location either be that i may have to seek legal assistance thnx
________________________________
From: "Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov" <Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov>

To: therochanizer@yahoo.com
Sent: Fri, August 20, 2010 2:10:37 PM
Subject: Email
Dear sir or ma’am,
I had your email forwarded to me regarding your experience with our VIN inspectors in Yakima. I
welcome a chance to speak with you about it and you can reach me immediately at the numbers listed
below.
Please call me when it is convenient. Thank you,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Expenditure Detail Report
Can you meet this week to discuss our budget and the anticipated positive variance?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Expenditure Detail Report
Here are the details to the expenditures. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Melissa Stricklett
Budget Analyst
BFS Mail Stop 42602
(360) 596-4072 Micro 12 Ext 11072
Fax (360) 596-4078 Micro 12 Ext 11078
OK, how about Thursday? Let me know a time and we can make it happen.
Vicky, when Melissa responds can you please add it to my calendar. About an hour should do fine. Can
you please invite the Lieutenants as well?
Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I sure can. I am a little busy tomorrow morning and have a BFS BBQ during lunch time Wednesday but
other than that I am free.
Thanks,
Melissa

Can you meet this week to discuss our budget and the anticipated positive variance?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Expenditure Detail Report
Here are the details to the expenditures. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Melissa Stricklett
Budget Analyst
BFS Mail Stop 42602
(360) 596-4072 Micro 12 Ext 11072
Fax (360) 596-4078 Micro 12 Ext 11078
Cc: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: RE: Are you available now...
Anytime
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: Are you available now...
…for Rob and I to come up?
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
Subject: Visit
Rob,
I will have to reschedule my visit tomorrow. Two issues have come up late today and I need to meet
with AC Miller first thing in the morning.
Please let your guys know that I plan to reschedule for later this week.
Thanks
To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: 33
I am stopping at ITD. Need anything?

Subject: Re: 33
Read my mind

Sent: Tue Aug 24 07:55:12 2010
Subject: RE: 33
Thanks.. How about some BB's?
Thanks,
Vicky
To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: 33
I am stopping at ITD. Need anything?

Subject: RE: Sluggish BlackBerry Emails
Will do, thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Soper, Mark (WSP); Carr, Sue (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Chambers, Melissa (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP)
Subject: Suggish BlackBerry Emails
Good morning! Each of you has reported sluggish BlackBerry emails. I was just updated by our
BlackBerry server person that he discovered a “hung process” on the server late yesterday afternoon at
which point he restarted that service. We believe this will resolve the sluggish BlackBerry email issue.
Can each of you please monitor your BlackBerry’s for several days and touch base with me this Friday?
Patrick Horan
Phone: (360) 705-5780 | Micro 13x144
Subject: RE: Video drive
Approved, please ensure that you include any email correspondence that you have with the AG in the
case file. I want to be sure we are covered if that ever becomes an issue. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Video drive
Captain Dahl,
I am requesting approval to purchase the hard drive listed below. It is to store a mirror image of a
computer hard drive that was seized during the Trooper Johnson shooting. The hard drive contained
video surveillance from a business who now wants their computer back. The AG has agreed that if we
can take a mirror image of the hard drive we can return the computer. The cost is around $100 and
Vicky should be able to order it through Office Depot.
Thanks,
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: FW: Video drive
From: Doughty, Tony (WSP)

To: Huntington, John (WSP)
Cc: Rethwill, Wes (WSP); Regalado, Jesse (WSP)
Subject: RE: Video drive
Hi John,
We will need a 1 TB SATA hard drive to clone the DVR hard drive to. They are between $70 -$100 and
you can get them from just about any electronics type store (Office Max, Fred Meyer, etc.) If you have
someone bring us the drive, we can have it done in just a couple of hours. Let me know what works
for you…thanks-
Detective Tony Doughty
High Tech Crimes Unit
(360)704-4229
anthony.doughty@wsp.wa.gov

To: Doughty, Tony (WSP)
Subject: Video drive
Hi Tony,
The AG just got back to me and would like us to clone the hard drive and then we can return the
equipment. Would you let me know the ETA so I can make arrangements to return their items.
Thank you very much for your help.
John

Subject: RE:
The format of the video is only viewable on the DVR machine. I’ve seen the video and it will play, but
only with the DVR system. No one has asked to view it yet, so it’s just sitting in our evidence room. If
I remember right, the only reason we were hanging on to it was to see if the wife was at the tavern
that night and who she was with. I believe I have the image files from the DVR on a different hard
drive, but again, it’s only viewable with the system. Would the patrol be able to replace the DVR unit
for the tavern and keep the original? I can’t imagine those units cost very much.
(360)704-4229

To: Doughty, Tony (WSP)
Subject: RE:
Hi Tony,
Have you been able to download everything off of it?

John

Cc: Regalado, Jesse (WSP)
Subject:
Hey Sgt,
Michelle Caldwell from Long Beach Tavern called me this morning. She is asking for their DVR (Security)
system back. I believe it was given on consent and now they are requesting to have it returned. I told
her I would get more information and get back to her soon. What would you like me to tell her?
(360)704-4229
Subject: RE: Comcast...
Let’s go with downgrading. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Comcast...
Just called Comcast, if we change to basic cable service, channels 2-29, which includes all local news
channels and Northwest Cable News too, would only7 be $24.99 per television. It would be a 3-year
contract for this service.
Let me know if you would like me to move forward with the downgrade or cancellation.
Thx,
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard

PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: Morhaus
Jeff,
We got approval from the DC to fill the Detective position in Tacoma. We selected Ian Morhaus and we
would like to have him start as soon as possible to relieve some of the work load on the unit.
I would like to have him starting the 1st of September, but I understand if that is too quick of a turn
around. Can you please let me know?
Thank you,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re:
Thank you.

Sent: Tue Aug 24 17:10:40 2010
Subject:
Captain,
We are all clear the warrant service.
Dennis
Subject: 33
On the BB. At the credit union for a few

Subject: RE: Order
Approved, please set this up and get ITD on board. Thank you Vicky
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Order
If you agree, I would like to set up the training/implementation date on Friday, September 10th. I
would think that would give everyone enough time to do what they need to do for the BB’s. It gives
Ron enough time to set up his team to come here. It gives everyone a good head’s up if they wanted
to come here for training. I will check with ITD as well to see if that is enough time for them, as well.
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: RE: Order
I believe so as well. I’ll get the order going.

(360) 701-9667

To: Palmer, Ronald
Subject: RE: Order
I understand, and understand about the billing. I don’t want the big gap either. I am glad you are
letting me know.
I will be in contact with Supply when they receive the BB’s and then with ITD to when they receive the
BB’s , and when we are going to receive the BB’s. Let me check the Captain, Lieutenants and
Sergeants schedules and set up a date. I would assume within a two week period would be safe bet…
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: RE: Order
The only issue I have is I need to give several days to the implementation team to come down for the
account set up and training. I don’t want to have a big gap from the time the devices are ready until
they’re ready to be deployed. I will probably put the order through today with the approval going to
you. We’ll set up the implementation when we have a better idea of the timeframe. I just want to
remind you that the billing starts when the devices are shipped, so that is why I’m trying to avoid as
much overlap as possible.

(360) 701-9667

To: Palmer, Ronald
Subject: RE: Order
The Blackberries and data cards go through ITD, but the cells come here. I would like the billing on
one account, since the minutes are pooled and it makes it easier to track it. I think the implementation
date may depend on how long it takes ITD to test the push to talk? And when they have the
Blackberries set-up. Does this help??
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: Order
Vicky,
I think I have everything that I need to get the order processed. It is my understanding the
Blackberries and data cards have to go through ITD before they are deployed, but the regular phones
go directly to you. Is this correct? Also, I want to make sure that the billing will be on one account for
this, and we’ll want to determine an implementation date when our team comes to you for the training.
Thanks.

Government Major Account Manager
(360) 701-9667
Fax: (360) 786-0848
http://techmall.dis.wa.gov/mastercontracts/phones.aspx
(click for latest equipment and plan pricing)

Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP)
Subject: RE: Morhaus
No problem Jeff, thank you for getting back to me.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Morhaus
Mike,
Ian is currently assigned to a detachment that is down to four bodies of seven, three after Ian leaves.
To allow the adjustment to staffing assignment from other detachments, I need until Sept. 16 to
minimize impact and ensure adequate coverage. I hope this isn’t too much of a burden?
Thanks/Jeff

Subject: Morhaus
Jeff,
We got approval from the DC to fill the Detective position in Tacoma. We selected Ian Morhaus and we
would like to have him start as soon as possible to relieve some of the work load on the unit.
I would like to have him starting the 1st of September, but I understand if that is too quick of a turn
around. Can you please let me know?
Thank you,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: albert.kassel@DNR.WA.GOV
Attachments: Continuity of Government-Goldmark.doc
Mr. Kassel,
In cooperation with the Governor’s office, and in support of the Continuity of Government (COG),
Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 42.14, the WSP will assist pre-designated officials in the event of a
catastrophic emergency.
In the event of a catastrophe, (earthquake, flood, major civil unrest, volcanic eruption), the Governor or
the State Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will initiate the request for assistance through our
agency. We will activate the plan and contact Mr. Goldmark to provide transportation or assistance with
communication to the Governor or the EOC.
I have attached an information sheet that has the information on it that we will need so that if a
response is needed, we can locate and secure Mr. Goldmark. If you can fill in the blanks, that will
make our meeting quicker. Also, when you provide the address, any maps, directions or geographic
information that will help us get to him sooner would really help.
If there is anything I can do ahead of our meeting, please don’t hesitate to contact me personally.
Thank You for the assistance.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Det. Bambino"s Officer Safety Assistance
Dennis,
Please get an 095 over to Bambino to sign and thank him for this. I always appreciate it when we take
care of each other.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Det. Bambino's Officer Safety Assistance
FYI Captain.

To: Bambino, Major (WSP)
Major,
Nice job on this one. Based on my conversations with Sgt. Percival, it sounds like the suspect was
getting psyched up to attack Trooper Marcus (flexing his muscles, clenching fists, etc). He has a history
of assaults on police officers so this is not a stretch. I’m glad you recognized the abnormal traffic stop
in progress and that you stopped to assist. Your mere presence was all it took to deflate the suspect’s
motivation.
Dave
From: Percival, Pat (WSP)

Subject: Det. Bambino's Officer Safety Assistance
Dave,
I just reviewed a felony DUI case file submitted by Trooper Barry Marcus from August 5, 2010
investigation. It was quite evident that the assistance Detective Major Bambino provided Trooper
Marcus extinguished what would have been a likely, violent-physical altercation between the suspect
and the trooper.
The details in the case file and those provided to me in a brief conversation with you yesterday, indicate
exceptional assessment, situational awareness and keen law enforcement and preservation instincts are
possessed by your detective. Detective Bambino’s initiative and decisive action to observe and properly
assess the actions of the suspect prior to and after the stop, led him to contact the scene, identify
himself while off duty and provide his welcomed presence.
It is clear to me that his actions kept Trooper Marcus safe from immanent attack from the suspect, who
had; a plan, motive, obvious physical ability, he was attempting to create an opportunity and this
environment was one of jeopardy for the trooper.
Please pass along my deep gratitude to Detective Bambino for his exceptional police work and for his
selfless actions to help out one of our officers who has in a tough spot.
Thank you.
Pat
FROM BARRY MARCUS:

Dave,
I stopped Dennis Harvey on eastbound I-90 at 287 for lane travel, appearing to be intoxicated, swerving
into another lane, etc. on August 5, 2010. The defendant did not react appropriatly to my emergency
lights and exited to Argonne where he then turned south onto Argonne then turned west onto Mission
and pulled into the Perkins parking lot. His actions were suspicious to say the least.
After he stopped I exited my car and he quickly exited his. I had to keep giving him commands to 'back
off, get his license, etc.' As this was going on I saw a black SUV pull into the parking lot. The driver
turned out to be Major Bambino and his wife was with him. I moved behind the defendant when he had
his head in his vehicle and when Major gave me the 'Code 4' sign I signaled to him that it was not.
Major then exited his car and walked over to us. This move seemed to surprise the defendant and when
Major identified himself as a WSP Detective, the air seemed to go out of him. He refused FST's and was
subsequently arrested for DUI.
Both Major Bambino and myself were of the opinion that the defendant was trying to set me up and
possibly try and take me out physically. Later it was determined that the defendant had four prior DUI's
within the past 10 years and was looking to go back to prison in Idaho for a felony DUI, because of his
getting arrested for DUI on this night. The defendants actions and mood swings throughout the night
reinforced my belief that he was trying to get the drop on me that night. If Major Bambino had not
arrive and assisted me I believe a fight would have ensued. The defendant refused a BAC test and I
was able to get a search warrant for his blood.
My thanks and appreciation go out to Major for seeing what was going on and not just driving by.
Obviously his instincts were right on that night.
Barry
To: Kelly, Jim (WSP)
Cc: Brusseau, Rob (WSP)
Subject: RE: Event Summary 10-102292-2 Follow-up
Thanks for going to this and helping again. I am sure they are happy to have you guys just as much as
we are.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Kelly, Jim (WSP)
Cc: Brusseau, Rob (WSP)
Subject: Event Summary 10-102292-2 Follow-up
Detective J. M. Kelly
Office: 360-577-2043
Cell: 360-957-1086
Subject: FW: Dan Dale
FYI and when I know more, I will forward it to each of you.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Dan Dale
Fyi - I just was checking my messages down here and saw this.
Sgt. Dan Hall

360-239-0291l
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 25 14:07:27 2010
Subject: Dan Dale
Hi Dan, FYI, Dan Dale and the Columbia Basin Investigative Team are responding to an officer involved
shooting east of Moses Lake in Grant County. It sounds as though it occurred at a residence, and the
13 year old suspect was shooting at the responding Deputies who were responding to the residence for
some type of disturbance call. The suspect was shot and is in custody. I don’t know his current status,
but will have further information when Dan calls me to let me know what they have, and will need for
the investigation. Loren
2822 Euclid Ave
Wenatchee, WA 98801
(509)665-4042 (desk)
(509)665-4043 (fax)
Subject: RE: Dan Dale
Thanks, I sent it up.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Fw: Dan Dale
Fyi - I just was checking my messages down here and saw this.
Sgt. Dan Hall

360-239-0291l
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 25 14:07:27 2010
Subject: Dan Dale
Hi Dan, FYI, Dan Dale and the Columbia Basin Investigative Team are responding to an officer involved
shooting east of Moses Lake in Grant County. It sounds as though it occurred at a residence, and the
13 year old suspect was shooting at the responding Deputies who were responding to the residence for
some type of disturbance call. The suspect was shot and is in custody. I don’t know his current status,
but will have further information when Dan calls me to let me know what they have, and will need for
the investigation. Loren

2822 Euclid Ave
Wenatchee, WA 98801
(509)665-4042 (desk)
(509)665-4043 (fax)
To: Barger, Loren (WSP); Dale, Dan (WSP)
Subject: Officer Involved Shooting
I got the information from Dan Hall about the shooting. Please keep me posted and let me know if you
need anything. Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Emails
I am still having issues receiving emails. My computer gets them but the BB does not.
Subject: Re: Officer Involved Shooting
Loren,
Thank you.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 25 16:41:31 2010
Subject: RE: Officer Involved Shooting
Captain, I just spoke to Dan. The 15 year old suspect was not shot, nor were the deputies. It sounds
like CBIT has everything they need for the investigation. Dan is co-lead with one of the Moses Lake PD
Detectives. I’m working on an event summary for Dan, and it should be coming shortly.
2822 Euclid Ave
Wenatchee, WA 98801
(509)665-4042 (desk)
(509)665-4043 (fax)

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Officer Involved Shooting
FYI
________________________________

Sent: Wed Aug 25 16:41:31 2010
Subject: RE: Officer Involved Shooting
Captain, I just spoke to Dan. The 15 year old suspect was not shot, nor were the deputies. It sounds
like CBIT has everything they need for the investigation. Dan is co-lead with one of the Moses Lake PD
Detectives. I’m working on an event summary for Dan, and it should be coming shortly.
2822 Euclid Ave
Wenatchee, WA 98801
(509)665-4042 (desk)
(509)665-4043 (fax)

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: CBIT
Loren,
Can you give me some information on this team? When did we join this and what is the function? Do
we have a signed agreement or list of responsibilities, team members, etc.
You can call me with it if you want or email it.

Subject: DSHS McNeil Island Question
AC Miller,
The information below is from an email that Steve Davis put out last year clarifying our role at the
McNeil Island SCC. It clearly states the Chiefs position on the matter. I have some other information as
well that will clear up the question of our response to DSHS. I will get that to you shortly.
From: Davis, Steve (WSP)

Sent: Thursday, March 05, 2009 8:32 AM
To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP); Myer, Julie (WSP); Rethwill, Wes (WSP); Anderson,
John (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Cooper, Jerry (WSP);
Hall, Daniel (WSP); Hickman, Thomas (WSP); Hullinger, Randy (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP);
Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Sharp,
Dan (WSP); Smith, Richard (WSP); Swainson, Edward (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP)
Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Scott, Evelyn (WSP)
Subject: Update on the PCSO investigative decision
Importance: High
In early February, the WSP and CID were advised by PCSO that they would no longer be handling
investigations at state owned facilities. We understood this could have a significant impact in Pierce
County and statewide. The CID Team in usual fashion took on this added challenge to serve the
citizens of Washington.
I know there have been cases in the last month related to this decision.
§ Tacoma took on an arson investigation at the Special Commitment Center
§ Bremerton is working an assault at Purdy
§ We had a call for an attempted escape at a low risk facility
§ We have had continued calls at Eastern State
Effective today we are changing our response:
As we all in CID know well, RCW 36.28.010, makes the county sheriff the chief law enforcement officer
of the county. This is at the core of our right of first refusal process. Inversely the sheriff is obligated
by the same law to investigate all crimes in the county.
The Chief has made the decision that these crimes are under the jurisdiction of, and should be
investigated by the county. He advised PCSO, DOC and DSHS of his decision last night.
I expect some confusion amongst our partners in law enforcement, DOC, and DSHS. We need to do
our best at smoothing out any tension that comes up.
I know this will produce many questions and I do not have all the answers yet. Please help us by
sending your lieutenant and me all questions you may have ASAP, so we can compile them and get a
response out to everyone. In the short term, if we get any requests for investigations please let us
know right away and we will work out a decision with you. If an emergent request comes in, and it is
in the best interest to respond please do so.
FYI:
§ We will complete any cases we have already started
§ Dan Hall – Please discuss this with Captain DePalma and Communications
§ Chris Old – I do not think it will have much impact on your crew – let us know
§ Ken Wade – We are not sure how this will affect your responses to Eastern
Thanks, Steve
Captain Steve Davis
PO Box 42637
(360) 704-2958
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Meeting with DSHS
Chris,
Please plan to attend this meeting with me. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Meeting with DSHS
Good afternoon – Would you be available to meet with the Chief and Secretary Susan Dreyfus (DSHS)
and her staff on September 14 at 11:30 a.m. in our Headquarters conference room to discuss DSHS
investigations?
Captain Dahl – Can you invite Sergeant Chris Old to this meeting?
If you have any questions, please let me know. Thank you.
PO Box 42601
Direct: (360) 596-4102
Fax: (360) 596-4128

To: Smith, Suzee (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: RE: Meeting with DSHS
I will be there and I have asked Sgt. Old to attend. Thank you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Meeting with DSHS
Good afternoon – Would you be available to meet with the Chief and Secretary Susan Dreyfus (DSHS)
and her staff on September 14 at 11:30 a.m. in our Headquarters conference room to discuss DSHS
investigations?
Captain Dahl – Can you invite Sergeant Chris Old to this meeting?
If you have any questions, please let me know. Thank you.
PO Box 42601
Direct: (360) 596-4102

Fax: (360) 596-4128

Subject: Re: Phone Call from AGs
OK, thanks.
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 30 10:59:19 2010
Subject: Phone Call from AGs
Garth Ahearn from the AGs office called, 253-593-6136. He said it is in regards to the e-mail that Dr.
Don sent. He said after you read the e-mail to give him a call.
Thx,
V
I agree. Let me know where and when, I will be there.
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 30 09:53:21 2010
Subject: Meeting
Mike – we are still meeting later this week regarding the officer involved shooting program with the
Sheriffs………let’s get together early that morning to make sure we are on the same page.
4811 Werner Rd
Bremerton, WA 98312
360-405-6601

Subject: Re: JPA/Promotional Evaluation Committee
Perfect. Glad you checked on this.
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 30 11:14:11 2010
Subject: FW: JPA/Promotional Evaluation Committee
Hello…
Your Tuesday just opened up. J I have September 16th as tentative on your calendar. The only
conflict with the 16th is you are scheduled for firearms. I won’t cancel until I hear if this date is
confirmed or not.
Thx,

Subject: RE: JPA/Promotional Evaluation Committee
Hi – We are awaiting response from one critical member; however, please place a hold on September
16 as this appears to be the date that will be scheduled. I will advise as soon as confirmed. Thank
you.
Amy E. Grayless
WSP – Technical Services Bureau
Phone: (360) 596-4117 | Micro 12 x11117
Fax: (360) 596-4129

E-mail: Amy.Grayless@wsp.wa.gov

Good Morning Amy, J
Just checking to see if this meeting was finalized?
Thanks! J
Thanks,
Vicky

Thanks Vicky. Shirl
Amy E. Grayless
Phone: (360) 596-4117 | Micro 12 x11117
Fax: (360) 596-4129

Hi Shirley,
August 31 would work best for Capt. Dahl.
Thank you!
Thanks,
Vicky

To: Grayless, Amy (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP);
Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Brooks, Melinda (WSP); Winchell, Tim (WSP); Lathan, Dale (WSP); Erwin, Greg
(WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); 'Pillow, Tommie (WSP)'; Tom Pillow (WSPTA); Gallagher, Sherry (WSP)
Cc: Grayless, Amy (WSP)
Good afternoon – The two dates, August 31 and September 2 didn’t work out for everyone, so we’re
going to try to make another attempt.
Please check availability and indicate if Tuesday, August 31, or Wednesday, September 1, or Thursday,
September 16, will work for the JPA/Promotional Evaluation Committee. The time frame and location for
the meeting will remain the same. Thank you for your patience. Have a pleasant evening. Shirley Mott
for Amy Grayless
Amy E. Grayless
Phone: (360) 596-4117 | Micro 12 x11117
Fax: (360) 596-4129

To: Wade, Ken (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Brooks,
Melinda (WSP); Winchell, Tim (WSP); Lathan, Dale (WSP); Erwin, Greg (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP);
'Pillow, Tommie (WSP)'; Tom Pillow (WSPTA); Gallagher, Sherry (WSP)
Good morning - Please check availability and indicate if Tuesday, August 31, or Thursday, September 2,
will work to hold the above meeting. The time will be 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the D2 Bellevue District
Office. Thank you.
Amy E. Grayless
Phone: (360) 596-4117 | Micro 12 x11117
Fax: (360) 596-4129

Cc: Lever, Jim (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huss,
Rob (WSP); Winchell, Tim (WSP); Lathan, Dale (WSP); Erwin, Greg (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP);
Pillow, Tommie (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)
Subject: JPA/Promotional Evaluation Committee
Amy,
Could you schedule a meeting at the Bellevue District Office for the members of the JPA/Promotional
Evaluation Committee to meet. The members consist of those on the cc line to this e-mail message.
We should plan on meeting from 9am to 4pm or so.
Please work with the committee members to pick a date and time that we all, or nearly all, are available
to attend. Also, due to the work that needs to be completed at this meeting, we will need Chief Hattell,
Chief Lever, Captain Cabezuela, and myself at the meeting.
The purpose of the meeting will be to perform the following:
1). Review the current draft of the new JPA instructions and form.
2). Solicit feedback from committee members on the instructions and all elements of the form.
3). Discuss next steps.
4). Draft a implementation and training plan. This plan would be used if it is approved for
implementation.
5). Begin work on a new JPA and promotional eval for the position of sergeant.
(360) 704-2324
Subject: Re: Gil S. Vandenkooy Disposition Letter
Attachments: ole0.bmp
Dan,
Any update on the weapon?
I am hoping it is found inside the agency.
________________________________

To: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Sent: Mon Aug 30 10:58:13 2010
Subject: FW: Gil S. Vandenkooy Disposition Letter
Lt. Huss,
Here is the disposition letter from the prosecutor on Trooper Vandenkooy's case.
Thanks,
Dan Hall
________________________________
From: Brent Dille [bdille@owensdavies.com]

Subject: Gil S. Vandenkooy Disposition Letter
Dan,
Attached please find the requested letter describing the disposition of the above referenced matter and
the rational behind the same. Please let me know if there is anything further I can do for you.
Best regards,
Brent Dille
Picture (Metafile)
Owens Davies Fristoe Taylor & Schultz, PS
1115 West Bay Drive, Suite 302
Olympia, Washington 98502
Phone: (360) 943-8320
Fax: (360) 943-6150
bdille@owensdavies.com <mailto:bdille@owensdavies.com>
<<2848_001.pdf>>
Subject: Battery
Can you call and see if fleet can get a battery in my patrol car later today?
Thanks
Subject: Re: Battery
Thank you

Sent: Mon Aug 30 11:53:07 2010
Subject: RE: Battery
Will do and let you know as soon as I do.
Thanks,
Vicky
Subject: Battery
Can you call and see if fleet can get a battery in my patrol car later today?
Thanks
Subject: Call
Can you send me Ditter's cell number please?

Subject: Re: Det. Bambino"s Officer Safety Assistance
Can you send me Ditter cell number please?
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 30 14:29:02 2010
Captain,
FYI…Dave has already completed an 095 for Major, but Captain Otis is working on something more
formal.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: Re: Det. Bambino's Officer Safety Assistance
095 already done. Capt. Otis is going for a more formal commendation.
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 30 14:14:32 2010
Dave,
Can you please make sure Major receives an 095 in his file for his assistance. It is always nice to be
able to count on our personnel recognizing potential officer safety situations and taking appropriate
action to protect our coworkers even when they are off-duty.
Stay safe out there!
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Dennis,
Please get an 095 over to Bambino to sign and thank him for this. I always appreciate it when we take
care of each other.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

FYI Captain.

To: Bambino, Major (WSP)
Major,
Nice job on this one. Based on my conversations with Sgt. Percival, it sounds like the suspect was
getting psyched up to attack Trooper Marcus (flexing his muscles, clenching fists, etc). He has a history
of assaults on police officers so this is not a stretch. I’m glad you recognized the abnormal traffic stop
in progress and that you stopped to assist. Your mere presence was all it took to deflate the suspect’s
motivation.
Dave
From: Percival, Pat (WSP)

Subject: Det. Bambino's Officer Safety Assistance
Dave,
I just reviewed a felony DUI case file submitted by Trooper Barry Marcus from August 5, 2010
investigation. It was quite evident that the assistance Detective Major Bambino provided Trooper
Marcus extinguished what would have been a likely, violent-physical altercation between the suspect
and the trooper.
The details in the case file and those provided to me in a brief conversation with you yesterday, indicate
exceptional assessment, situational awareness and keen law enforcement and preservation instincts are
possessed by your detective. Detective Bambino’s initiative and decisive action to observe and properly
assess the actions of the suspect prior to and after the stop, led him to contact the scene, identify
himself while off duty and provide his welcomed presence.
It is clear to me that his actions kept Trooper Marcus safe from immanent attack from the suspect, who
had; a plan, motive, obvious physical ability, he was attempting to create an opportunity and this
environment was one of jeopardy for the trooper.
Please pass along my deep gratitude to Detective Bambino for his exceptional police work and for his
selfless actions to help out one of our officers who has in a tough spot.
Thank you.
Pat
FROM BARRY MARCUS:
Dave,
I stopped Dennis Harvey on eastbound I-90 at 287 for lane travel, appearing to be intoxicated, swerving
into another lane, etc. on August 5, 2010. The defendant did not react appropriatly to my emergency
lights and exited to Argonne where he then turned south onto Argonne then turned west onto Mission
and pulled into the Perkins parking lot. His actions were suspicious to say the least.
After he stopped I exited my car and he quickly exited his. I had to keep giving him commands to 'back
off, get his license, etc.' As this was going on I saw a black SUV pull into the parking lot. The driver
turned out to be Major Bambino and his wife was with him. I moved behind the defendant when he had
his head in his vehicle and when Major gave me the 'Code 4' sign I signaled to him that it was not.
Major then exited his car and walked over to us. This move seemed to surprise the defendant and when
Major identified himself as a WSP Detective, the air seemed to go out of him. He refused FST's and was
subsequently arrested for DUI.
Both Major Bambino and myself were of the opinion that the defendant was trying to set me up and
possibly try and take me out physically. Later it was determined that the defendant had four prior DUI's
within the past 10 years and was looking to go back to prison in Idaho for a felony DUI, because of his
getting arrested for DUI on this night. The defendants actions and mood swings throughout the night
reinforced my belief that he was trying to get the drop on me that night. If Major Bambino had not
arrive and assisted me I believe a fight would have ensued. The defendant refused a BAC test and I
was able to get a search warrant for his blood.
My thanks and appreciation go out to Major for seeing what was going on and not just driving by.
Obviously his instincts were right on that night.
Barry
Subject: Condolences
EJ,
I wanted to extend my condolences to you and your family. I lost my Dad about two years ago and it
was tough. It seems that no matter how old they are or how old we are, it is always too soon for them
to go. It is tough for a while, but it gets easier with time as the significant dates like birthdays and
anniversaries come and go. Hang in there and take care of your family.
I hope that you and your family can find some peace in the memories that you have and that you know
that we are all thinking about your family during this time.
God Bless EJ,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: CBIT Agreement
We have determined that when this agreement was all but shelved formally due to some language in
the agreement that our AG and the Command Staff at the time did not like, that it turned in to an
informal agreement to participate. Judging by the emails that we retrieved, there were meetings and
discussions that went to a certain point and then stopped.
It appears that we participate with the group and respond when asked. I will plan to meet with you
discuss formalizing the agreement and bring the original draft with me so we can ensure we are not
committing to something we can’t commit to.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Batiste, John (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Fw: CBIT Agreement
Mike, please have your Lieutenant look into the status of our participation with the teams that the Chief
is inquiring about (below) and let me know where we are at.
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________

To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Sent: Thu Aug 26 15:32:49 2010
Dave, Greg, provided we’re not boxed in with how agreements are written, these shooting teams can
well serve all agencies needs. Let’s do a follow-up with Spokane. When original talks of putting a
shooting team together came up, Retired DC Beckley and I went over to Spokane in order to personally
talk with Spokane’s sheriff and the Police chief about the concept and to let them know that we were
interested in playing. If they are still working on pulling it together, we’d still like to be a part of their
process. We should also follow-up with Clark/Skamania counties to see if they’ve had a change of heart
and are interested in letting us play. We do have plenty of examples that we can share with them
about our involvement in other multi agency shoot teams around the state that are doing just fine.
Also, as an update, some time ago Beckley and I got together with Thurston County’s sheriff and chiefs
and they agreed to let us play. Have they not been including us in the areas officer involved shooting
investigations?
PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128

To: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Batiste, John (WSP)
Subject: FW: CBIT Agreement
Chiefs,
Here is a copy of the CBIT agreement (Central Basin investigative Team) however, we (WSP) have
apparently never actually signed it).
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Subject: CBIT Agreement
FYI and this includes the language for the agreement. I am checking to see if it was actually signed,
sealed and delivered. I have a call in to BFS to see if they have a copy.
This may be why the Chief doesn’t remember it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Jeff Hugdahl says that the final document had not made it to BFS. This is what BFS has on file for the
CBIT agreement, I have printed a copy for you.
Thanks,
Vicky
From: DO-NOT-REPLY-BFSCanoniR5065@wsp.internal [mailto:DO-NOT-REPLY-

BFSCanoniR5065@wsp.internal]
Subject: RE: New Regulations
AC Miller,
Nothing comes to mind for CID that will impose or increase fees.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: New Regulations
Commanders,
Please respond ASAP – response is due to the Governor’s Office by Friday.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
To: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Duffy, Chuck
(WSP)
Cc: Berry, Jason (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: FW: New Regulations
Does anything come to mind in your Bureaus where our regulations, rules, or fee schedules are
increasing?

To: Berry, Jason (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: Fw: New Regulations
Please handle. Thanks!

Our Motto is:
________________________________
From: Manning, Jay (GOV) <Jay.Manning@GOV.WA.GOV>

To: GOV dist Small Agency Cabinet <GOVdistSmallAgencyCabinetGroup1@gov.wa.gov>; GOV dist
Cabinet <GOVdistCabinet@GOV.WA.GOV>
Cc: GOV dist Sr. Staff <GOVdistSr.Staff@GOV.WA.GOV>
Sent: Tue Aug 31 08:20:15 2010
Subject: New Regulations
Dear Agency Directors, could you please prepare and submit to me by the end of this week a list of the
regulations you will or will likely adopt within the next 12 months. Most importantly, I am hoping to
identify those new or amended rules that would impose additional costs, direct or indirect, on
businesses operating in the state.
I don’t need anything elaborate, an email list is fine, and if you have a large number of rules that
address roughly the same issues (fish and wildlife seasons/catch limits), clumping if fine. I realize that
some rough estimating will be necessary, but do your best and try to have your list to me by the end of
the week. Thank you.
Jay J. Manning
Chief of Staff, Governor's Office
(360) 902-4127
To: Sutton, Steve (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP)
Subject: RE: Haner
How about if he reports officially the 16th?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP)
Subject: FW: Haner
We are good with Joi leaving anytime as long as he is available for RodRun next weekend.
From: Winchell, Tim (WSP)

Subject: FW: Haner
Captain:
Do you have a preference on this?
Thanks,
Tim/ 64
To: Winchell, Tim (WSP)
Subject: RE: Haner
Hi Tim,
I just heard from Oly and they (Capt Dahl) just needs a call or e-mail from you stating that it would be
ok for Joi to come on the 1st or the 16th. obviously your call but Joi is ready now. He just cancled his
boot order from Bluminthalls since they had made a mistake on the boots they made for him. They
made a pair for Kessler not Hanner so he sent them back and they are crediting the account.
Thanks
John
4811 Werner Road
360-405-6641 (Desk)
360-405-6666 (Fax)
Micro 80 ext. 141
John.Huntington@wsp.wa.gov <https://fortress.wa.gov/wsp/owa/owa/UrlBlockedError.aspx>
________________________________

Cc: Sutton, Steve (WSP)
Subject: RE: Haner
Thanks, John.
I just didn’t want the district “to be holding the ball.”
Tim/ 64

Subject: Re: Haner
Hi Tim,
I hope to hear by 0900 this morning on that. My division secretary is just waiting for the word to push
send.
John
Sgt. John Huntington
Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 30 06:45:23 2010
Subject: Haner
John:
I did not hear from Captain Dahl last week.
Do you still intend to have Joi begin this week?
We need to work that out, so HRD can cut some orders for him.
Thank you,
Lieutenant Tim Winchell
District Eight Field Operations- Shelton
629 West Dayton-Airport Road
Shelton, Washington 98584-8945

(360) 427-2180
Tim.Winchell@wsp.wa.gov
Yes, what time and where? I would like to discuss this so we are united in the approach. I can fill you
in on the why tomorrow.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Coffee tomorrow morning?

Mike
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 30 09:53:21 2010
Subject: Meeting
4811 Werner Rd
Bremerton, WA 98312
360-405-6601

Subject: RE: Haner
Originally, I thought he was going to be able to report on the 1st, but this email made it seem like he
may not.
I am OK if you want to do it this way, but please make sure you work with Captain Sutton to ensure
that Joi is available for Rod Run.
Thanks John
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Haner
Hi Capt.
Is there any chance he could start tomorrow. Even if it is unofficially? I would like to start his
recertification before he goes to recon with out overloading him. I could also use the help I have been
on call for three of the last four weeks.
I can handle anything that you both decide.
Thanks
John
Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
________________________________

Sent: Tue Aug 31 09:05:14 2010
Subject: RE: Haner
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Haner

Subject: FW: Haner
Captain:
Thanks,
Tim/ 64
Subject: RE: Haner
Hi Tim,
Thanks
John
4811 Werner Road
360-405-6641 (Desk)
360-405-6666 (Fax)
Micro 80 ext. 141
________________________________

Subject: RE: Haner
Thanks, John.
Tim/ 64

Subject: Re: Haner
Hi Tim,
send.
John
Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 30 06:45:23 2010
Subject: Haner
John:
Thank you,

(360) 427-2180
Subject: RE: Haner
Thank you John. Now maybe you can get some sleep huh?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Haner
I do have him on the schedule assisting with Rod Run.
John
Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
________________________________

Sent: Tue Aug 31 09:13:53 2010
Subject: RE: Haner
Originally, I thought he was going to be able to report on the 1st, but this email made it seem like he
may not.
I am OK if you want to do it this way, but please make sure you work with Captain Sutton to ensure
that Joi is available for Rod Run.
Thanks John
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Haner
Hi Capt.
Is there any chance he could start tomorrow. Even if it is unofficially? I would like to start his
recertification before he goes to recon with out overloading him. I could also use the help I have been
on call for three of the last four weeks.
I can handle anything that you both decide.
Thanks
John
Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
________________________________

Sent: Tue Aug 31 09:05:14 2010
Subject: RE: Haner

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Haner

Subject: FW: Haner
Captain:
Thanks,
Tim/ 64

Subject: RE: Haner
Hi Tim,
Thanks
John
4811 Werner Road
360-405-6641 (Desk)
360-405-6666 (Fax)
Micro 80 ext. 141
________________________________

Subject: RE: Haner
Thanks, John.
Tim/ 64

Subject: Re: Haner
Hi Tim,
send.
John
Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 30 06:45:23 2010
Subject: Haner
John:
Thank you,
(360) 427-2180
To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); O"Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Barger, Loren (WSP); Brusseau, Rob
(WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP)
Subject: Booking VH/VA suspects
I would like to know how frequently you guys book your VA/VH suspects. I don’t need exact numbers; I
just want to know if you book them every chance you get or if you book them occasionally. Some brief
explanation of what criteria you use to decide would be helpful too.
Thank you,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Booking VH/VA suspects
Loren, thanks for the quick response.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Booking VH/VA suspects
Captain, in D6 we book all if they are not injured seriously, and require lengthy hospitalization. Rarely
do we not book. Loren
2822 Euclid Ave
Wenatchee, WA 98801
(509)665-4042 (desk)
(509)665-4043 (fax)

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Barger, Loren (WSP);
Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP)
Subject: Booking VH/VA suspects
I would like to know how frequently you guys book your VA/VH suspects. I don’t need exact numbers; I
just want to know if you book them every chance you get or if you book them occasionally. Some brief
explanation of what criteria you use to decide would be helpful too.
Thank you,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: STR Computer Replacement
OK Debbie, I will try this. But if it goes bad or I mess it up, it’s your fault. You should know by now
that I am big and strong, not smart.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Grulke, Debbie (WSP)

Subject: STR Computer Replacement
We would like to replace your computer on Thursday if that will work for you. Attached is the “Visit
Expectations” document that will assist in getting the computer ready. Please let me now if you have
any questions or concerns.
Thanks again for your help with this project.
Debbie Grulke
IT Purchasing
Phone: (360) 705-5373 | Micro 13.141
Email: Debbie.Grulke@wsp.wa.gov
No, early is fine. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

J You really should not need to do anything. Our success rate with Warranty Plus has been awesome.
Jason does a good and though job. You keep up the big and strong stuff and we will take care of the
smart stuff for you.
See you Thursday, do you have a preference of time?
Debbie Grulke

OK Debbie, I will try this. But if it goes bad or I mess it up, it’s your fault. You should know by now
that I am big and strong, not smart.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: STR Computer Replacement
We would like to replace your computer on Thursday if that will work for you. Attached is the “Visit
Expectations” document that will assist in getting the computer ready. Please let me now if you have
any questions or concerns.
Thanks again for your help with this project.
Debbie Grulke
IT Purchasing
Phone: (360) 705-5373 | Micro 13.141
Email: Debbie.Grulke@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: RE: Daily Bulletin Submission for your review.
Looks good to me, thank you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Daily Bulletin Submission for your review.
John Walker Swainson at the age of 71, father of CID Detective Sergeant E. J. Swainson badge #207,
passed away on Sunday, August 29, 2010, after an extended illness. There will be a public Masonic
service on Thursday, September 2, 2010 at 1:00 p.m. at the Spokane Memorial Gardens, located at
5909 South Cheney Spokane Road, Spokane, WA. There will be a celebration of his life following the
grave side service from 3:00-5:00 p.m. at the Spokane Masonic Temple, located at 1108 West Riverside
Avenue, Spokane, WA. Cards and calls are welcome.
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard

PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: Fw: Haner
FYI
________________________________

Sent: Tue Aug 31 12:20:32 2010
Subject: Re: Haner
That works for me. Take him tomorrow, make it official the 16th, he works rodrun, we're all happy.

WSP District 8
________________________________

Sent: Tue Aug 31 09:05:14 2010
Subject: RE: Haner
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Haner

Subject: FW: Haner
Captain:
Thanks,
Tim/ 64

Subject: RE: Haner
Hi Tim,
Thanks
John
4811 Werner Road

360-405-6641 (Desk)
360-405-6666 (Fax)
Micro 80 ext. 141
________________________________

Subject: RE: Haner
Thanks, John.
Tim/ 64

Subject: Re: Haner
Hi Tim,
send.
John
Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 30 06:45:23 2010
Subject: Haner
John:
Thank you,
(360) 427-2180
Subject: Thank you
Good morning,
I wanted to take a few minutes and cover a couple things that I have been thinking about over the last
few weeks. It has been a little over three months since I joined the division and I am incredibly proud
to be here. I knew before I came in that I was joining a great team and that without a doubt, I was
coming in to a division that enjoys a great reputation, inside and outside the agency. Even having
known that, I have still been surprised at how good you actually are.
Specifically, in the last few weeks, I have read your summary reports, emails and received phone calls
and personal accounts of the events that you have been to either as the lead or in an assistance role.
To say the least, I am impressed and very proud.
We have been to homicide scenes in multiple places around the state, collisions, explosions, officer
involved shootings, embezzlement cases, warrants, and criminal cases of every kind and unfortunately,
fires; including the one that took the lives of three of our team mates. On that case, it was highly
emotional and personal for everyone and yet you were able to put that aside and do the job. As much
as we like to say it’s just part of the job, and it is, it is also a testament to your professionalism.
We are catching car thieves, identity thieves, scammers and every other manner of bad guy out there.
I was at detective’s in-service yesterday and I told them that I continue to marvel at how no matter
what the case is or what it involves, we somehow rise to the challenge and do the job at a high level.
The kind of work that gives other agencies and prosecutors the confidence that when they call, we will
answer and the job will be done at the highest level. You are into everything and there is never a time
when you guys cry uncle or say it’s too hard. That is very honorable.
We also have a fantastic administrative staff all over the state. I hear all the time how the offices are
really run by the administrative assistants and without them; we would be unable to function. All those
that I have met or spoken with have shown again, why they were selected for their positions. The
professionalism they show and dedication often under stressful conditions and huge volumes of work
inspires me as well. Believe me, the lieutenants and I have noticed and we are grateful to have you.
Our VIN inspectors are also working under tough times with budget issues, closures of some inspection
locations and constant scheduling issues. I know you folks catch the first line grief from the public
especially when they don’t like to follow the laws or rules and you somehow manage to stay cool under
pressure. Thank you for that.
This division continues to enjoy a great reputation within the agency and it is my honor to serve with
you. I take every opportunity that I have to talk about your work and let people know that you are
professional and talented and yet incredibly humble. Trust me when I say that all the Chiefs and
Division Commanders know who you are and what you are capable of and it provides them a great
sense of security.
The lieutenants and I are working on some things that we believe will enhance your jobs and we are
constantly looking for process improvements. Despite our budget woes, we have still managed to keep
our division rolling forward. You are all doing a great job of handling change and still providing
exceptional service to our customers and in the end that is what it is all about. This is an economic
tough time, but we will get through it and then start to fill all the openings that we have and replenish
our supplies and equipment. We are working on these things here at HQ but when you have concerns
or questions, please bring them forward. Even if we can’t fix it now, we can begin to build a list so that
when we do have funds, we know what to buy and which direction to go.
I have gotten to several locations around the state to visit you and those that I haven’t visited; I will be
coming out to see you soon. I have asked ahead of time so that I know someone will be there and to
make sure I am not getting in the way of your work. So I hope to see you soon. In the mean time,
please let your sergeants or lieutenants know if there is anything we can assist you with.
Thank you again for the warm welcome that you have given me. I realize that change can be tough
and the uncertainty of getting a new captain is a little daunting. I have gotten emails and calls from
many of you welcoming me and I appreciate it. You are the best of the best and I am honored to serve
with you. Please continue to take care of each other as you have. This is a phenomenal division and
you can be proud to be in it no matter what your role.
Thanks for the work you do.
Sincerely,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Vehicular Assault / Event Summary
AC Miller,
I have asked our Sergeants and the responses were generally the same;
We try to book every suspect. Unless we are unable to due to injury, transport to a hospital out of
area or the suspect is otherwise incapacitated, we book them.
I heard back from all 8 Districts so this is the consensus.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Vehicular Assault / Event Summary
Mike,
Good job by Loren in booking this suspect. Does CID attempt to book all VH/VA suspects when
possible?
Thanks
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2010 9:21 PM
Cc: Dale, Dan (WSP); Snider, Dave (WSP); LaBonte, Melanie (WSP)
Subject: Vehicular Assault / Event Summary
Suspect vehicle was south on SR 97 after pulling out of a private driveway. Suspect vehicle lost control,
slid across the northbound lane, left the roadway where it rolled over, and came to rest in an orchard.
The passenger was seriously injured, was taken to a local hospital, and was flown to Harborview. The
suspect was arrested for vehicular assault (DUI) and was booked into the Okanogan County Jail.
Subject: RE: Sluggish BlackBerry Emails
Mine seems to be working now, thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Soper, Mark (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Sluggish BlackBerry Emails
Good afternoon! Just wanted to follow up with you and see if you are still experiencing sluggish emails
with your BlackBerry? I have one response so far indicating this has been fixed.
Patrick Horan
Phone: (360) 705-5780 | Micro 13x144
Beautiful, see you there.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Winchell, Tim (WSP)
How about 930am at Wagner’s?

Yes, what time and where? I would like to discuss this so we are united in the approach. I can fill you
in on the why tomorrow.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Coffee tomorrow morning?

Mike
________________________________

Sent: Mon Aug 30 09:53:21 2010
Subject: Meeting
4811 Werner Rd
Bremerton, WA 98312
360-405-6601

To: steve
Subject: RE: FBI Training 2010 Fall Lessons Learned - October 7
This looks good. We will be going to this. Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: steve [mailto:sandpfarms@comcast.net]

To: Rethwill, Wes (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: FBI Training 2010 Fall Lessons Learned - October 7
Just making sure you all saw this great training opportunity.
Steve
Subject: Re: Your Mom called for you. :)
Can you get me Witman's cell number.
________________________________

Sent: Tue Aug 31 15:01:01 2010
Subject: Your Mom called for you. :)
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: Re: Upcoming 4th Commission Probationary Evaluation for Bosman, Dennis L.
Date: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 9:13:06 AM
Thank you. I am meeting at Wagner's with Steve Sutton.
Call if you need me.

Sent: Wed Sep 01 09:04:47 2010
Subject: FW: Upcoming 4th Commission Probationary Evaluation for Bosman, Dennis L.
I have added this to your calendar.
Thx,
V
From: Remedy Notification
Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 8:39 AM
Subject: Upcoming 4th Commission Probationary Evaluation for Bosman, Dennis L.
Dear supervisor:
This message is to notify you of an evaluation due for Bosman, Dennis L. by 10/1/2010. Please
complete this evaluation and forward it through the chain of command to the Human Resource Division
(HRD) no later than 10/1/2010.
Commission Annual Only: Evaluation Period 1 (January through June 30) should NOT be sent to the
Human Resource Division. Please submit to Leonard, Vicky L. for processing. The final evaluation
(covering Evaluation Periods 1 and 2) must be forwarded to the Human Resource Division by February
15 the year following the evaluation period.
If you are not the supervisor responsible for this employee's evaluation please contact Dubler, Shawn.
You can view this employee's evaluation information by double clicking on the attachment and logging
into Remedy. Your login and password are the same as you use to login into your PC, the Preference
Server should be set to cite1. If you do not have a login, please contact ITD Customer Service via email
or call (360) 705-5999.
Please *do not* reply to this email. Your email *will not* be answered. If you need to report an issue,
please use the "Report Issue" button on your Evaluation Tracking HR-Home page or send an email to
ITD Customer Support.
A manual and training information is available at

http://insidewsp/organization/technical/ITD/AppsUnit/evaltrak.htm
Subject: Re: Coffee
Couple minutes out

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Winchell, Tim (WSP)
Sent: Wed Sep 01 09:30:17 2010
Subject: Coffee
Standing by. Open tab at the counter - on me.

WSP District 8
Subject: Name
Date: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 12:45:04 PM
What is the name of the CSRT leader?

Subject: Re: Name
Verify you are researching it for me?

Sent: Wed Sep 01 12:52:19 2010
Subject: Re: Name
I'm not sure.

--------------------------
From my Blackberry
(360) 704-2956 (Office)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Sent: Wed Sep 01 12:45:04 2010
Subject: Name
What is the name of the CSRT leader?

To: KelloRE@dshs.wa.gov
Subject: SCC Information
Good afternoon Mr. Kellogg,
I was asked to contact you regarding the investigation that was conducted at the SCC. I left a phone
message for you but I wanted to follow up with email as well.
I can be reached at the numbers listed below so when it is convenient for you, please contact me and I
will provide whatever assistance I can.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Phone Call - DSHS
Date: Thursday, September 02, 2010 8:12:53 AM
Thanks I will call him.
________________________________

Sent: Thu Sep 02 08:12:02 2010
Subject: Phone Call - DSHS
Richard Kellogg, 902-7762, just returned your call regarding the voicemail you left yesterday regarding
the SCC.
Thx,
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: FW: DUIs with children in vehicle
The emails below indicate that the Academy is going to have an on line training to educate the agency
about calling CPS during DUI with children in the vehicle. CID will still make it a point to let our
detectives know about it so that when we are at the collision scenes we can consider charges.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Turcott, Mike (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Re: DUIs with children in vehicle
We are putting together an online training even though they have been previously advised. A reminder
is always good. I will update you early next week.

Ofc (360) 426-1661 ext 102
Cell (360) 481-2903
FAX (360) 427-2134
MICRO 82 Ext 102
________________________________

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP)
Sent: Fri Aug 13 16:02:39 2010
Subject: DUIs with children in vehicle
Mike/Blaine,
What do we need to do to get the word out to FOB personnel?
Will this be going into decentralized training, or does FOB need to do a Daily Bulletin? Or both?
Mike.
Acting Captain Michael L. Turcott
(360) 596-4124
Ext 11124
michael.turcott@wsp.wa.gov

To: Turcott, Mike (WSP)
Mike, please work with Capt Dahl to follow up on this issue.
________________________________

Cc: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Sent: Thu Aug 12 12:29:58 2010
Thanks Mike.
AC Hattell, for FOB personnel, we'll need to mirror whatever CID and the Academy put together.

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Thu Aug 12 12:00:11 2010
Chief,
I suspect that we need to educate our people on this requirement. I will ensure that CID is updated on
this and that we do it and I will also forward the information to Captain Lamoreaux so that the academy
can include it in their training either with a power point for the field to do on line or in regional training.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

this law/tool?

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Thu Aug 12 11:50:26 2010
Thanks
Greg
(360) 704-2979

AC Miller,
further)
07-006538
07-011122
08-011902
09-001336
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks
(360) 704-2979

Good morning Chief,
Mike
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 10:36:38 2010

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 09:34:11 2010
Good Morning Chief,
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:59:59 2010
a DUI adult?

Our Motto is:
________________________________

Sent: Sun Aug 08 08:41:30 2010
509 249 6700

Subject: RE: LINE OF DUTY DEATH RESPONSE – CASE REVIEW
Date: Thursday, September 02, 2010 1:49:00 PM
Approved. I am likely going to attend this myself.

Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2010 1:44 PM
Subject: FW: LINE OF DUTY DEATH RESPONSE – CASE REVIEW
Captain Dahl,
I just received this message this morning regarding the Thurston County Officer Involved Team training
for next month. If you click on the link below it will show the training topics. I will have all my folks
submit travel/training requests as we are a part of the team and I believe the training will be
invaluable. I would also like permission to have Vicky register us as soon as possible to ensure we get
seats. The cost is $25 per person.
https://fortress.wa.gov/cjtc/www/classes/FBI_Fall_Lessons_Learned_Training.doc
Thanks for the consideration,
Dan
________________________________
From: Jay Mason [JMASON@ci.tumwater.wa.us]

To: Jim Mack; dsmith@ci.olympia.wa.us; Jim Costa; mealyc@co.thurston.wa.us; Hall, Daniel (WSP)
Cc: Chuck Liska; Jennifer Kolb
Subject: LINE OF DUTY DEATH RESPONSE – CASE REVIEW
A month or so ago I sent out a feeler looking for ideas to put on some additional training for our Officer
Involved team. The response was overwhelming....(crickets chirping) so I looked into options for
scheduling something in Sept/Oct. I then saw that FBI/NA is sponsoring a case review regarding Line of
Duty Death Responses and have presenters from Lakewood PD, Pierce CO SO and Seattle PD. It would
be difficult to put together any class/presentation that would stand up to this. So I am sending all TPD
detectives to this presentation, and trying to get Admin to attend as well, on Thursday October 7, 2010
@ CJTC. The cost is $25 each and a boxed lunch is included. Unless there are objections we will call
this our Fall/Winter Officer Involved team training.
I would like to get together within a few weeks after the presentation and discuss any points of interest
that were presented and see your happy faces once again. I'll schedule it out after the presentation
after touching bases with you.
https://fortress.wa.gov/cjtc/www/classes/FBI_Fall_Lessons_Learned_Training.doc
-Jay
Lt Jay Mason, Investigations

Tumwater Police Department
555 Israel Rd SW
Tumwater, WA 98501
360-754-4200
To: Schwent, Robert (WSP)
Cc: Webster, Daniel (WSP)
Subject: FW: Request from Detective Sgt. Wade
Bob,
I need your help.
Please see the emails below to follow our request for some options to be placed on our phones in
Spokane. It has been 9 months since we asked and it has still not been resolved. It looks like it got
overlooked or dropped so I would like to have it taken care of as soon as possible. Can you please let
me know when this can be handled and who will be contacting Detective Sergeant Wade to ensure it
gets done?
I appreciate it, thank Bob.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Dahl,
Here is the e-mail chain I told you about.

Thanks,
Dan
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2010 11:13 AM
Subject: RE: Request from Detective Sgt. Wade
If you wouldn’t mind, I have never received a reply to the last email sent on the 26th.
Thanks
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax

Micro 40 Ext. 140

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Ken,
Please let me know if you don’t get a response soon and I’ll have someone from the Command Staff see
if they can pull some strings.
Dan
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

To: Nuxoll, Jeff (WSP); Kildow, Michael (WSP); Ko, Ku Baek (WSP); Webster, Daniel (WSP)
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); McKee, Angela (WSP)
Gentleman,
I apologize for bothering you because I realize just how busy everyone is these days, but I was
wondering, has there been any progress on the request I made this past January? If this is a time
consuming project please let me know and I will look at other options.
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140
From: Nuxoll, Jeff (WSP)

To: McKee, Angela (WSP); Kildow, Michael (WSP); Ko, Ku Baek (WSP); Webster, Daniel (WSP)
Cc: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Hi Angee,
As soon as I hear something back from Dan Webster in regards to the configuration being correct, we
will then proceed with configuring the request.
Jeff Nuxoll
Network Engineering
Email: Jeff.Nuxoll@wsp.wa.gov
Phone: (360) 534-0689
VoIP Ext: 13189
Cell: (360) 239-0411

From: McKee, Angela (WSP)
To: Nuxoll, Jeff (WSP); Kildow, Michael (WSP); Ko, Ku Baek (WSP); Webster, Daniel (WSP)
Cc: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Good morning gentleman!
Sgt. Wade asked me to do a follow up on this request. I did receive an email from Jeff on 2/14/2010
that you were in the middle of an emergency problem, and would work on this request as soon as you
could.
Please let myself are Sgt. Wade know where we are on the list.
Thanks and have a wonderful day!
Angee McKee
P.O. Box 19130
Spokane, WA 99219
(509) 227-6640 (509) 227-6649 (fax)

Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 12:20 PM
To: McKee, Angela (WSP)
Can you check with Nuxoll or Webster and find out the status of this request?
Thank you.
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140
From: G-S-Cisco Phones

Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2010 11:23 AM
To: Browell, LaDonna (WSP); G-S-Cisco Phones
Cc: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Great, Thank you LaDonna for your quick reply. I will start looking into this.
Thank you for using G-S-Cisco Phones <mailto:G-S-Cisco%20Phones> . If you have any further
questions comments or concerns please do not hesitate to contact us.
Jeff Nuxoll
Network Engineering
Phone: (360) 534-0689
VoIP Ext: 13189
Cell: (360) 239-0411
From: Browell, LaDonna (WSP)

To: G-S-Cisco Phones
Cc: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Jeff, yes these would be options for someone calling in from the outside. This is from the main public
number (509) 227-6650 Unity Menu 40703 – Day Menu “To contact a detective press 8.”
CO4 LaDonna Browell
Communications Manager
PO Box 19130
(509) 227-6651
From: G-S-Cisco Phones

To: Browell, LaDonna (WSP)
Cc: G-S-Cisco Phones
Hi Ladonna,
I have received your request to add three boxes to the detectives extension. To make sure that I
understand your request, you would like to have these options when somebody from the outside calls
in? Is there a main public number you want this associated with?
Thank you for your help.
Jeff Nuxoll
Network Engineering
Phone: (360) 534-0689
VoIP Ext: 13189
Cell: (360) 239-0411
From: Kildow, Michael (WSP)

Sent: Friday, January 08, 2010 2:16 PM
To: G-S-Cisco Phones
From: Browell, LaDonna (WSP)

To: Webster, Daniel (WSP); Kildow, Michael (WSP)
Subject: Request from Detective Sgt. Wade
Please see attached. Sgt. Wade would like to add three boxes to the detectives extension. I’m
assuming that this is something you have to set up? Thanks.
CO4 LaDonna Browell
Communications Manager
PO Box 19130
(509) 227-6651
From: G-D-D4CommSupervisors@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:G-D-D4CommSupervisors@wsp.wa.gov]

To: Browell, LaDonna (WSP)
Subject: Message from KMBT_C253
Subject: FW: Budget Estimator
Attachments: Budget Estimator 2011-13.xlsx
Hi there,
Can you please send me the estimator that shows the VIN position costs? Thanks
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Anderson, Jim
(WSP)
Subject: FW: Budget Estimator
FYI – Average Commissioned and Classified employee pay schedules in case you need it for planning
efforts.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 2:27 PM
Subject: Budget Estimator
I had some of these done already so I thought I would include them as well. I have one sheet for
commissioned and one for classified. Please let me know if you need anything else.
Thanks,
Melissa Stricklett
Budget Analyst
BFS Mail Stop 42602
(360) 596-4072 Micro 12 Ext 11072
Fax (360) 596-4078 Micro 12 Ext 11078
To: "Mike Whelan"; Sutton, Steve (WSP)
Cc: caseys@co.mason.wa.us; Kimball, Daniel; sbmansfi@co.lewis.wa.us; jdidion@co.pacific.wa.us
Subject: RE: Revised MOU--Regional Employee Involved Critical Incident Investigation Team
Thank you Sheriff, I appreciate your time yesterday. I look forward to seeing the agreement and being
a part of this team.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Mike Whelan [mailto:Mwhelan@co.grays-harbor.wa.us]

To: Sutton, Steve (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Revised MOU--Regional Employee Involved Critical Incident Investigation Team
Gentlemen,
I have revised the MOU for the regional C.I.I.T. and have emailed it to the regional sheriffs for their
review and comment. I anticipate hearing from them in the next few days and as soon as we have a
final draft we will forward it to you for your review. The changes that were made to the MOU were
minor in nature and will allow for the participation of the WSP on the team, nothing else of substance in
the MOU was changed.
Mike Whelan, Sheriff
Grays Harbor County

Subject: RE: Rock Throwing
Date: Friday, September 03, 2010 8:52:00 AM
AC Miller,
I spoke with Dan Hall and they are not currently working on this. I am calling Devere to offer our
assistance.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Sent: Friday, September 03, 2010 8:32 AM
Subject: FW: Rock Throwing

(360) 704-2979
Cc: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Rock Throwing
Hi Mike,
Are we assisting D-1 with the rock throwing? If so, has a pole camera in the vicinity of the overpass
been considered?
Thanks,
Greg
Subject: Rock Throwing
Hi Jeff,
Can you call me about the rock throwing stuff you guys are dealing with? I am wondering if CID can
help.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Budget Reductions for FY 2011
Date: Friday, September 03, 2010 2:41:00 PM
AC Miller,
I met with Melissa Stricklett this week to discuss our budget. She has projected that if we maintain
current spending levels we will overcome the deficit created by the Long Beach shooting and actually
have a positive variance of just over $156,000. I see no reason right now why that will change.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Friday, September 03, 2010 2:09 PM
Subject: FW: Budget Reductions for FY 2011
Hello Commanders,
As I discussed with each of you, we believe we will be able to finish out the biennium by continuing to
do what we are already doing. Please review the attached information (and the email below) and let
me know if you have any reason to believe that you will not be able to maintain your current rate of
spending for the rest of this biennium.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

To: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Duffy, Chuck
(WSP)
Cc: Miller, Karen (WSP); Batiste, John (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: FW: Budget Reductions for FY 2011
Please carefully review this proposal to meet these fiscal year reductions mandated by OFM and
determine whether your divisions will be able to achieve these targets that are based on first year
spending and savings trends.
We are meeting again next Tuesday after exec staff to discuss this plan for the current fiscal year cuts.
We will also be doing the heavy lifting on the 2011-2013 directed 10% GF and the 5%, 7%, and 10%
SPHA cut exercises.
Thank you.

Cc: Miller, Karen (WSP); Thomsen, Heidi (WSP)
Subject: Budget Reductions for FY 2011
DC:
Here’s our analysis of getting to the $2.181M GF and $5.5M SPHA reductions for FY 2011. We feel it
can be accomplished almost exclusively with keeping the current vacancies and freeze in place.
What we did in the attached is apply reductions (see targeted reductions columns) to specific divisions
based upon the savings they accrued in the first year of the biennium. There are some cases were
divisions are contributing to another cut (such as the statewide IT savings) where we lessened they cut
to their budget.
The only place we added a cut where there were no first year savings, was in the Electronic Services
Special Projects Account (PI 381). We needed to cut about $200K from there to get to the balance.
ESD has $1.9 million for network infrastructure upgrade in that account. And, although not ideal, we
feel they can accommodate this reduction. Realistically, the next step for me would be to reduce other
discretionary equipment expenditures such as vehicles. So, hopefully, ESD can accept this minor
reduction in the big picture.
We are prepared to brief this worksheet at next Tuesday’s budget meeting. I can also discuss it with
you this afternoon. Available anytime
v/resp, Bob
Subject: Proposed Cuts
Attachments: Budget Analysis-Cuts.xlsx
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Meeting
Date: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 7:27:52 AM
Can you please pull Lauers leave balances so we have them for our meeting this morning?
Thanks
Subject: Cycle time
Hi Julie,
For our cycle time on collisions and criminal investigations, what do you use to measure number of
days? Is it from open to submitted to Prosecutor, closed, etc.
Thanks
Subject: Fw: Officer Inv Shootings
Date: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 12:58:46 PM
Can you please get this information to me asap so I can respond to AC Miller?
Thank you

Sent: Tue Sep 07 11:16:16 2010
Subject: Officer Inv Shootings
Mike, need to know ASAP whether we assisted with investigating any of the recent 6 officer involved
shootings/UOF deaths.
Thanks,
Greg
Subject: Appointments
AC Miller,
I need a couple hours this afternoon to take my kids to an appointment.
I will be on the BB if you need me. Please let me know if you need anything from me.
I will get the info you requested this morning and forward it to you ASAP.
Subject: Re: Appointments
Will do.

Sent: Tue Sep 07 13:03:48 2010
Subject: Re: Appointments
Chief will be calling a state representative about the shootings. Quick call to the Sgts?

Sent: Tue Sep 07 13:01:12 2010
Subject: Appointments
AC Miller,
I need a couple hours this afternoon to take my kids to an appointment.
I will be on the BB if you need me. Please let me know if you need anything from me.
I will get the info you requested this morning and forward it to you ASAP.
Subject: Re: Officer Inv Shootings
Which one this morning?

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Sent: Tue Sep 07 13:04:47 2010
Subject: RE: Officer Inv Shootings
Chuck said that Ken Wade is assisting with the Spokane County shooting and he is checking on the
other incidents including the one this morning.
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 12:59 PM
Subject: Fw: Officer Inv Shootings
Can you please get this information to me asap so I can respond to AC Miller?
Thank you

Sent: Tue Sep 07 11:16:16 2010
Subject: Officer Inv Shootings
Mike, need to know ASAP whether we assisted with investigating any of the recent 6 officer involved
shootings/UOF deaths.
Thanks,
Greg
Got it, thank you bud.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Mike,
I see a couple of your folks on the report below and wanted to make sure you got this in case Katy did
not send it to you.
Cc: Hartsock, Sean (WSP); Johnson, Julie (WSP); Noland, Ken (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Whitesell, Lynn (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP)
If you find any inaccurate information in this report, please contact your local ESD technician. Our goal
is to provide an accurate monthly report showing only portable radios which are deployed and active on
the public safety system which have not met the required semi-annual preventative maintenance in
accordance with the regulation manual.

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
Chuck,
Spanglers name is on this.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Kerwin, Bob (WSP); Turcott, Steve (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Gardiner, Ron
(WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
Terry Leibrecht is on this one.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Armstrong, Jason (WSP); Keightley, James (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP);
Gardiner, Ron (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
Dennis,
Noren and Stanek are on this.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Gardiner, William (WSP); Jacobson, Debby (WSP); Scherf, Dave (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP);
Dahl, Mike (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Hern, Dayrl (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
Clevenger is on this one.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
(WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Whitesell, Lynn (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
Subject: RE: Cycle time
It seems logical that it would go from time opened to time sent to prosecutor, closed, declined. That's
generally when we stop working on it.
Are they setting the case to complete when they do one of these actions?

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Date Opened to Date Complete (set when the Action is set to Complete) unless it goes directly to closed
in which case the Date Closed is used.
Julie Parkin
Remedy Development
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 10:53 AM
Subject: Cycle time
Hi Julie,
Thanks
Subject: FW: August 2010 Trooper Hours for SPS
Attachments: August 2010 SPS Trooper Hours.xlsx
SPS 2010 list.xlsx
Who is checking these? If no one is designated, please look at your guys and ensure they are allowed
to do the off duty and they are not outside policy.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

(WSP)
Subject: FW: August 2010 Trooper Hours for SPS
Hello Captains and Acting Captain,
Here’s the SPS ODE Report for August, 2010. I am sending this to all of you [captains] to scan for
employees within your respective divisions. If you do have personnel on this report, an audit should be
conducted by a Lieutenant, not you (since you will be the AA if a discrepancy is discovered and a
complaint initiated). This is not to be disseminated below the Lieutenant level.
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979

To: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP); Jacobs, Kitty (WSP); Grayless,
Amy (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Subject: August 2010 Trooper Hours for SPS
Good morning everyone,
Enclosed please find the report of hours worked by WSP employees for State Protection Services (SPS)
for the month of August 2010. Additionally, a list of employees who are authorized to work off-duty
employment for SPS has been included.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115
Crystal.Lowry@wsp.wa.gov

Subject: FW: August 2010 Trooper Hours -- Akela Security Inc.
Attachments: August 2010 Akela Hours with location.pdf
AKELA 2010 spreadsheet.xlsx
Here is another one. Thank you guys.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

(WSP)
Subject: FW: August 2010 Trooper Hours -- Akela Security Inc.
Hello Captains and Acting Captain,
Here’s the AKELA ODE Report for August, 2010. I am sending this to all of you [captains] to scan for
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979

Amy (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Subject: August 2010 Trooper Hours -- Akela Security Inc.
Enclosed please find the report of hours worked by WSP employees for Akela Security Inc. for the
month of August 2010. Additionally, a list of employees who are authorized to work off-duty
employment for Akela has been included.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

OK, makes sense thanks.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
The Action gets set to complete (technically by the Supervisor) when the investigation is done and
ready to be sent to the Prosecutor, or given to the agency being assisted at that point the Status is set
to Complete and the Cycle Time is calculated. The Action following Complete would be Submitted to
Prosecutor or Closed.
Julie Parkin
Remedy Development
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174
It seems logical that it would go from time opened to time sent to prosecutor, closed, declined. That's
generally when we stop working on it.
Are they setting the case to complete when they do one of these actions?

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Date Opened to Date Complete (set when the Action is set to Complete) unless it goes directly to closed
in which case the Date Closed is used.
Julie Parkin
Remedy Development
360-705-5166/Micro 13 X174
Subject: Cycle time
Hi Julie,
Thanks
Subject: Re: D3 Overdue PM Report - Portable
Thanks bud. You da man.

Sent: Wed Sep 08 07:42:07 2010
Captain,
Man you are right on top of this. Just yesterday Scott Miller popped in an let me know that I was due.
I have an appointment this morning to get both of these done today.
Terry
Terry Leibrecht is on this one.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Armstrong, Jason (WSP); Keightley, James (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP);
Gardiner, Ron (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Re: Thank you - ITD issue
No problem. I am at your service.
________________________________

Sent: Wed Sep 08 11:40:27 2010
Subject: Thank you - ITD issue
Sir,
I want to thank you for lighting a fire with Mr. Webster. They have completed our January request and
everything should be operational tomorrow.
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140

Subject: RE: Vacancies
AC Miller,
I know we talked about this last week, but just as a reminder, the vacancies listed are accurate; for
now.
We discussed not filling the RATU spots, the VIN Sergeants spot and the Spokane Detective spots, but
we are asking for the D-6 Sergeant and Tacoma OA3 positions to be filled asap.
Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Vacancies
Commanders,
Can you please advise ASAP whether my list of vacancies for your Division is accurate?
Thanks
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Position
Location
Position #
Note
SOD
Sergeant
Aviation
6182
Un-funded
Trooper Cadet
Mansion
8976
General Fund
Trooper Cadet
Mansion
8922
Trooper Cadet
L&I
8970
Trooper
EPU
7268
Un-funded
Trooper
Aviation
7270
Un-funded
Trooper
Aviation
7269
Un-funded
IAD
Sergeant
Asset Seizure
7164
Exmpt Requested
Detective
Snohomish Task Force
7051
Intvw Pending
Detective
HTCU-Seattle
6653
Exmpt Requested
Detective
MCTEF
Sergeant
Meth Coordinator
6159
No Plan To Fill
OA3
MUPU
1610
Hold
CID
Sergeant
VIN HQ
6168
Sergeant
D6 CIU
Detective
D4 - CIU
6696
Detective
D1 - RATU
6670
?
Detective
D2 - RATU
6679
OA3
D-1
996
HSD
Trooper
Bremerton (VATS)
6773
Exmpt Requested
Trooper
Everett (VATS)
7025
Exmpt Requested
Trooper
Everett (VATS)
6760
Exmpt Requested
Trooper Cadet
Seattle (VATS)
8109
Trooper Cadet
Seattle (Traffic Mgt)
8969
Trooper Cadet
Seattle (Video Monitoring)
8936
Research Analyst
Olympia (HSS)
1792
Office Assistant 3
Olympia (HSS)
1800
CRD
Background Check Mgr
was 1576
1581
Exmpt Approved
Correction Records Tech 1
770

1124
1052
1600
Fingerprint Tech 1
1870
Exmpt Approved
Fingerprint Tech 1
1871
Exmpt Approved
Fingerprint Tech 1
1395
Collision Records Tech 1
716
Transp Planning Tech 2
7
.5 FTE
OPS
Secretary Senior
598
Subject: RE: Agency Performance Measure Update
None that I can see.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Agency Performance Measure Update
Commanders,
Any hitches?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
From: Kirkeby, Lila (WSP)

To: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Duffy, Chuck
(WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP)
Cc: Sorenson, Don (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: Agency Performance Measure Update
Sirs, Please find attached a spreadsheet of our Patrol Performance Measures. This spreadsheet lists
each agency performance measure along with its current status. This information is reported by BFS to
OFM quarterly.
The Division/District SAF presentations are due to SPP no later than September 27, 2010. This allows
approximately three weeks for Commanders to make changes in their SAF presentations (per your
direction) should you see the need based on the information provided in this attachment.
If you need any additional information, please give me a call.
Thank you.
Lila
Lila Kirkeby
Strategic Planning and Performance Manager
P.O. Box 42600
(360) 596-4141 Work
Micro 11 Ext 129
Agency Motto: "Service with Humility"

To: Elmore, Zach (WSP)
Subject: RE: Letter of Support
Good luck on this. Now it’s in your court where you want it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Elmore, Zach (WSP)

Skipper,
I am overwhelmed by the information and comments you put in this letter of support.
Thank you so very much for taking the time to write for me. I hope that I will be successful and will
not let you down.
Thanks,
Sgt. Elmore #227

To: Elmore, Zach (WSP)
Zach,
Try this on for size and let me know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Elmore, Zach (WSP)

Subject: Letter of Support
Captain Dahl,
Here is that reminder you asked for in reference to the Capital Campus job I am interviewing for.
Thank you for considering writing me a letter of support in this matter.
Sergeant Zach Elmore #227
Field Operations Bureau, Kennewick

9/17 will work just fine, thank you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

You have firearms that day. Let me know if one of these dates work for you. J
Academy – 9/17, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 11/12, 11/15, 11/22 & 11/29.
Or if you want a different range.
Thx,

To: Wade, Ken (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP);
Winchell, Tim (WSP); Lathan, Dale (WSP); Erwin, Greg (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Tom Pillow
(WSPTA); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)
Cc: Lever, Jim (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Gallagher, Sherry (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP); Leonard,
Vicky (WSP); Brooks, Melinda (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP)
Thank you for your patience while trying to coordinate this meeting. The meeting will be held on
September 16, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at D2 Bellevue District Office.
Thanks, Amy

for Amy Grayless
Amy E. Grayless
Phone: (360) 596-4117 | Micro 12 x11117
Fax: (360) 596-4129

Office. Thank you.
Amy E. Grayless
Phone: (360) 596-4117 | Micro 12 x11117
Fax: (360) 596-4129

Amy,
implementation.
(360) 704-2324
Subject: RE:
It would be helpful if you write it and let me review and modify what needs to be modified. I am
having Keith do the same for Chris Old. I think Liebrecht and O’Shannon are interviewing as well. If
Terry asks, I will support his interview, but we need to discuss Kristine’s
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW:
Boss,
I just got off the phone with Dan and he is requesting a command recommendation from you if
possible. The interview is next Wednesday. Let me know if I can help if you are short on time.
Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Lt. LeBlanc,
Also, I got called for an interview for the CVD position and will be interviewing on Wednesday,
September 15th at 1:00 p.m. If you and the Captain can prepare your recommendations I would
greatly appreciate it.
I will also contact Lt. Mason from Tumwater PD and reschedule our lunch.
Thanks again,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

Sorry, I got side tracked with the Captain. I contacted Vicky and she indicated we did not have
anything, but mentioned Dan Sharp might be monitoring this. I will check with him. If he isn’t, I will
let you know. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Lt. LeBlanc,
Have you been able to find anything on that case you would like us to monitor?
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Barger, Loren
(WSP)
Just a reminder that I need your weekly reports by noon today. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
How about 10/15?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

The class is full, second choice? J
Thanks,
Vicky

9/17 will work just fine, thank you.
Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

You have firearms that day. Let me know if one of these dates work for you. J
Academy – 9/17, 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 11/12, 11/15, 11/22 & 11/29.
Or if you want a different range.
Thx,

To: Wade, Ken (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP);
Winchell, Tim (WSP); Lathan, Dale (WSP); Erwin, Greg (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Tom Pillow
(WSPTA); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)
Cc: Lever, Jim (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Gallagher, Sherry (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP); Leonard,
Vicky (WSP); Brooks, Melinda (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP)
Thank you for your patience while trying to coordinate this meeting. The meeting will be held on
September 16, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at D2 Bellevue District Office.
Thanks, Amy

for Amy Grayless
Amy E. Grayless
Phone: (360) 596-4117 | Micro 12 x11117
Fax: (360) 596-4129

Office. Thank you.
Amy E. Grayless
Phone: (360) 596-4117 | Micro 12 x11117
Fax: (360) 596-4129

Amy,
implementation.
(360) 704-2324
Subject: Friday
Sir,
Unless you object, I would like to have tomorrow off to spend time with family that is visiting from
Germany.
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Cortez, Rebecca (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: CSRT
Lynn,
Now that summer is over and we can get a good turnout, when is a good time to meet regarding
CSRT? Our after action briefings are complete so we have should talk about how your shop and mine
can work together.
We also have some agreements with local agencies and Sheriff’s Departments that would likely involve
CSRT and/or crime lab that we should update you on.
Please let me know so Vicky can get it on my calendar. I would like my three Lieutenants to attend as
well.
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Attachments: 1616_001.pdf
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Patterson, Debbie (WSP)

To: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike
(WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Sass, Jeff (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP)
Cc: Atkins, Tristan (WSP); Batiste, John (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Hebert, Larry
(WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Matagi, John (WSP)
Per Sergeant Matagi, please see attached IOC for Third Trimester Qualifications. Thank you.
Subject: Re: Green Slip for you to look into ASAP
Excellent work. Please print the detailed email and attach it to the green slip.
Please also call the lady and give her these details so that she knows what we did and that we
answered her concerns. She feels that no one is helping so we want to assure her that we are.
Then add the call info to the green slip so everyone concerned sees how far we went.
Thank bud
________________________________

Sent: Fri Sep 10 11:45:26 2010
Subject: FW: Green Slip for you to look into ASAP
FYI
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: RE: Green Slip for you to look into ASAP
I spoke to the officer who has been working this case Snoqualmie PD Officer Moate (Detective Moate’s
husband). They are very familiar with Ms. Smith and her daughter (Manzanares) since she is a habitual
runaway. Officer Moate advised they received Ms. Smith’s allegations and interviewed Alyssa
Manzanares last week when they located her and returned her home. Manzanares denied any physical
contact with the subject and they have been unable to obtain any evidence that supports Ms. Smith’s
allegations. Manzanares has since run away from Ms. Smith’s home again and is believed to be living in
Tacoma, where her father allegedly lives. It has been reported that Manzanares is living on the street
with a group of her friends in Pierce County. Officer Moate interviewed the subject Michael Gray/Moses
who also denied Ms. Smith’s allegations. Gray/Moses claimed that he has not had contact with
Manzanares for several weeks. Gray/Moses was taken into custody for his outstanding warrants and is
currently in jail. No charges of reference Manzanaers have been filed against Gray/Moses due to
insufficient evidence of a crime.
Officer Moate indicated they are in frequent contact with Ms. Smith who files a missing person report
with them when Manzanares runs away. Officer Moate explained there is a current missing person
report for Manzanares which has been entered into WASIC.
(425) 401-7741

Subject: Green Slip for you to look into ASAP
Kristene,
We just received a Green Slip here at HQ and I would like this looked into today, and possibly put to
rest today if possible. The Green Slip documents are attached. Please call the KCSO and Snoqualmie
PD (McCulley) to determine if they want to do anything with this. Also determine if they had already
been contacted why an investigation was not pursued (no crime etc.). I also want you to run this guy
to verify if there are any warrants and if so, mention to KCSO and/or Snoqualmie PD to see if they want
to serve the warrants…if not, I want you to assign someone to pick this guy up on any warrants he may
have. Call me if you have any questions or concerns, but I want you to move on this immediately.
Thanks.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Ride Along
Date: Saturday, September 11, 2010 2:56:17 PM
Hi Jeff,
My nephew is at WSU and is interested in being a Trooper. He would like to ride with a Trooper over
there.
Is there someone I can hook him up with that will give him a good ride and stop lots of cars?
Thanks Jeff
Mike
Subject: Fw: CID Event Summary - Ofcr involved shooting - Kitsap
Date: Sunday, September 12, 2010 1:45:17 PM
AC Miller,
It Kitsap is still primary and it appeared to be ransom due to the construction of a new house.
I will keep you posted.
________________________________

Sent: Sun Sep 12 13:12:12 2010
Subject: Re: CID Event Summary - Ofcr involved shooting - Kitsap
Hi Capt,
KCSO is the primary and we are assisting. The suspect has a burglary past and it appeared that this was
a construction site burglary. Jason was living in his garage while building his house. They had just
completed the foundation and an excavator is on location.
John
Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
________________________________

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP)
Sent: Sun Sep 12 11:59:29 2010
Just to verify;
Kitsap County is primary and we are assisting?
Also, is there any indication yet why the suspect was at Blankers house with a pipe? Was is random or
did he know the guy?
Thanks
________________________________
From: Hand, Krista (WSP)

To: CID Notification Group; G-S-District8CommandStaff; G-D-D8 Comm Supervisors
Cc: Huntington, John (WSP); Presba, Dan (WSP)
Sent: Sun Sep 12 05:50:43 2010
Subject: CID Event Summary - Ofcr involved shooting - Kitsap
CO1 Krista J. Hand
SP Bremerton Communications
Date: Monday, September 13, 2010 7:31:12 AM
Approved Keith. I do this to so no problem changing the time.
See you later today or tomorrow.

Sent: Mon Sep 13 07:15:13 2010
Subject: Schedule
Good Morning Captain,
I would like to ask permission to change my shift from 8 am - 5 pm to 8:30 am to 5:30 pm. This is the
first year my youngest hasn't attended daycare and is taking the bus to school from our house. Since
he is the only one at his bus stop I would like to be there until he gets on his bus. When you see how
remote our neighborhood is you'll understand.
Thank you for your consideration. Also, I'll be at the academy today shooting 2nd and 3rd trimester
with Dan Sharp and his guys.
Keith
This is the response from Huntington after my request yesterday.
________________________________

Sent: Sun Sep 12 13:12:12 2010
Subject: Re: CID Event Summary - Ofcr involved shooting - Kitsap
Hi Capt,
KCSO is the primary and we are assisting. The suspect has a burglary past and it appeared that this was
a construction site burglary. Jason was living in his garage while building his house. They had just
completed the foundation and an excavator is on location.
John
Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
________________________________

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP)
Sent: Sun Sep 12 11:59:29 2010
Just to verify;
Kitsap County is primary and we are assisting?
Also, is there any indication yet why the suspect was at Blankers house with a pipe? Was is random or
did he know the guy?
Thanks
________________________________
From: Hand, Krista (WSP)

To: CID Notification Group; G-S-District8CommandStaff; G-D-D8 Comm Supervisors
Cc: Huntington, John (WSP); Presba, Dan (WSP)
Sent: Sun Sep 12 05:50:43 2010
Subject: CID Event Summary - Ofcr involved shooting - Kitsap
CO1 Krista J. Hand

SP Bremerton Communications
Subject: Blankers
This is LeBlancs response to my inquiry.
Yes, KCSO is primary, but we are assisting them with the investigation.
At this point it does appear to be random. The suspect had out of state plates and appeared to be
living out of his vehicle.
Jason and his wife are doing some major construction on their property and the suspect may have
been after some of the equipment, but at this point that is only speculation. They have a fairly long
(approx. 100 feet) driveway that is heavily treed and secluded, and their property is not visible from the
main roadway (as far as I could tell in the dark anyway).
So either this is purely random or the guy had cased the property sometime earlier.
When Jason confronted the guy in his driveway, just outside of his the garage area, the suspect struck
him in the head with what appeared to be a 2-2 1/2 foot long crowbar. That was when he fired the
three shots and hit the guy.
This is all I have at this point as I did not want to impede KCSO's investigation. I left Huntington and
Presba on-scene to assist and update me if anything new came up. No further news has been received
as of yet.
To: "Casey Salisbury"
Sheriff,
I was happy to hear you were involved in this and that we would get to work with you and your staff. I
appreciate the trust that has been built and we will do all we can to continue building that now that I
am in this new division.
On a side note: I spoke with Jim about having one of your guys attend an upcoming Leadership in
Police Organizations class. I am one of the facilitators and have some pull in the program so if he is
interesting in getting someone in there, I can help with it. He can call me directly when it’s convenient.
Thanks again,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Casey Salisbury [mailto:caseys@co.mason.wa.us]

Sent: Monday, September 13, 2010 10:42 AM
Mike,
Sorry for the delayed response. I was really happy with the representation from WSP. A really good
group of guys to work with on these types of issues. Sometimes meetings of this nature can be over
thought, or become to technical and nothing gets done. I really appreciate the working relationship we
have had with WSP. It all starts with the people.
Take care,
Casey
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Mason County Sheriff's Office
(360)427-9670x313
>>> <Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov> 9/2/2010 4:56 PM >>>
Thank you Sheriff, I appreciate your time yesterday. I look forward to seeing the agreement and being
a part of this team.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Mike Whelan [mailto:Mwhelan@co.grays-harbor.wa.us]

Subject: Revised MOU--Regional Employee Involved Critical Incident Investigation Team
Gentlemen,
I have revised the MOU for the regional C.I.I.T. and have emailed it to the regional sheriffs for their
review and comment. I anticipate hearing from them in the next few days and as soon as we have a
final draft we will forward it to you for your review. The changes that were made to the MOU were
minor in nature and will allow for the participation of the WSP on the team, nothing else of substance in
the MOU was changed.
Mike Whelan, Sheriff
Grays Harbor County

To: Marken, Michael (WSP)
Subject: FW: Thought Provoking Article
Hi Mike,
Can you review the article below and let me know if the SMART protocol includes anything like this as
far as specific questions that get asked?
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Coley, Tim (WSP)

To: Matheson, Travis (WSP); Alexander, Monica; Bendiksen, Shannon; Brooks, Melinda (WSP); DePalma,
Mike (WSP); Eikum, Daniel (WSP); Heller, Bethany (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP); Lantz, Bruce (WSP); Poe,
Denise (WSP); Speer, Jeff (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: RE: Thought Provoking Article
I know Snohomish County has the SMART team protocol and D7 sergeants were provided with a packet
that included something very similar for on scene responses.
Detective Sergeant Timothy D. Coley, J.D.
Washington State Patrol Internal Affairs Section
Phone: 360-507-7565
Office: 360-704-2345
Fax: 360-704-2299

To: Alexander, Monica; Bendiksen, Shannon; Brooks, Melinda (WSP); Coley, Tim (WSP); DePalma, Mike
(WSP); Eikum, Daniel (WSP); Heller, Bethany (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP); Lantz, Bruce (WSP); Poe,
Denise (WSP); Speer, Jeff (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: Thought Provoking Article
Interesting read. Does anyone know if we have anything like this; should we? The form SPD uses is
attached….Travis
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2012856125_policeshooting10m.html
When a Seattle police officer shoots someone, up to 11 questions are immediately asked
By Steve Miletich and Mike Carter
Seattle Times staff reporters
Within minutes of fatally shooting a First Nations totem carver at a busy downtown intersection, Seattle
police Officer Ian Birk was required to immediately answer up to 11 questions designed to preserve
evidence, protect public safety and establish key facts.
The questioning by a supervisor fell under a policy adopted by the department last year to gain crucial
information at the scene of officer-involved shootings.
While the policy has been invoked in several police shootings â€” involving fatalities and injuries â€” its
use during the Aug. 30 shooting of John T. Williams could prove important as Birk's actions have come
under growing scrutiny and criticism.
Williams, 50, was shot when he failed to obey three commands from Birk to drop a knife he was
carrying, according to police. Critics have said that Birk overreacted, without considering other options
such as calling for backup to help deal with Williams, a public inebriate who had told people he was
deaf in one ear.
What the initial questions didn't reveal is Birk's reasoning for the shooting. Under the policy, officers are
not asked that question until later, when they are questioned by homicide detectives and compelled to
provide a written statement within three days of the shooting.
Birk ultimately reported that he felt his safety was in jeopardy, according to the department.
Even without immediately obtaining that piece of information, the initial questioning allows other officers
to take immediate actions if necessary to protect the public and provides investigators with a framework
in their effort to unravel what happened.
The answers can be used only for the Police Department's investigative purposes, not for any criminal
prosecution, which is also the case for an officer's later, more detailed statement.
The questionnaire was added to the department's policy overseeing officers' discharge of firearms in
July 2009 as part of contract negotiations. When an officer shoots someone, a supervisor is required to
immediately fill out a card called a Public Safety Statement.
"This is a compelled statement," the form says, with the word compelled underlined.
"The main reason for this is just what the policy says â€” it's a public-safety order," said Deputy Chief
Clark Kimerer, who chairs the department's Firearms Review Board. "The idea is that the officer is
compelled to immediately answer a series of questions: where his rounds went, whether other shots
were fired, whether there are other suspects and the like."
But it serves another purpose as well, Kimerer said. It allows the department to "freeze" the scene â€”
obtain the involved officers' statements about where people were standing, the number of shots fired
and other facts that can be used to test the credibility of witness and officer statements later.
Based on the best recollection of the officer, the supervisor must write down the answers verbatim,
then immediately alert others of any public-safety issues and provide the card to the first arriving
homicide supervisor.
The officer is first asked the direction in which he fired the gunshots, and the direction of any shots
fired by one or more suspects.
Next, the officer is asked if anyone is hurt, the location of the injured, followed by the descriptions of
any suspects who are at large.
If a suspect is at large, the officer is asked to provide the direction of travel, the amount of time the
suspect has been gone, the type of weapons the suspect might be carrying and any other safety risks.
The officer is then asked if any evidence needs to be protected, whether there are witnesses, and
where they are.
At the conclusion of the questioning, the officer is ordered not to discuss the incident with anyone,
including supervisors, until assigned investigators arrive. The officer is given the right to discuss the
incident with a legal representative of the police union.
Sgt. Rich O'Neill, president of the Seattle Police Officers' Guild, said the protocol was negotiated with
the department to obtain immediate factual information, not the "why" behind the officer's action.
Birk, 27, who has been with the department for two years, has provided a full statement to the
department on the shooting, said Sgt. Sean Whitcomb, the department's chief spokesman.
The shooting will be reviewed by the Firearms Review Board, and is expected to be the subject of an
inquest proceeding in which a jury will decide if Birk acted properly.
After the inquest, the King County Prosecutor's Office would review the findings to determine if Birk
acted criminally.
Steve Miletich: 206-464-3302 or smiletich@seattletimes.com <mailto:smiletich@seattletimes.com>
Mike Carter: 206-464-3706 or mcarter@seattletimes.com <mailto:mcarter@seattletimes.com> .

Subject: RE: PIN
Date: Monday, September 13, 2010 2:02:00 PM
Sorry sir, I won't have one until the end of the day. Today is the day I am transitioning over to the
Verizon BB and it is not up yet.
Mike

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Sent: Monday, September 13, 2010 2:02 PM
Subject: PIN
Can you please send me your new PIN?
Thanks,
Greg
Subject: FW: CID - Automatic Approval - Request for Exemption
Attachments: 09-13-10 0996 OA3 D1.pdf
FYI, let’s see about filling this soon.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Marshall, Pat (WSP); Chavira, Debb (WSP); Vaughan,
Darlonna (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: CID - Automatic Approval - Request for Exemption
Good morning, please see the attached scanned copy of the automatic approval/request for exemption,
authorized by Chief John R. Batiste, to fill the Office Assistant 3 position in the VIN-CIU-RATU units in
Tacoma. Please contact Ms. Darlonna Vaughan to begin the recruitment process, thank you.
Jennifer Kraft
(360) 704-2323
Subject: RE: Daily Bulletin
I have no objection to this.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Calkins, Robert (WSP)
Subject: FW: Daily Bulletin
Captain Dahl,
This has been approved by GMR, Mr. Bob Calkins. Are you okay with the verbiage? If so, I will forward
to Suzee for the Chief’s approval to be placed in the Daily Bulletin. Thank you. Marc
Training Division Commander
(360) 426-1661, ext. 101
Marc.Lamoreaux@wsp.wa.gov
On September 11, 2010, at about 11:30 p.m. an intruder entered the property of Corporal Jason
Blankers (540) in Olalla, Kitsap County. Corporal Blankers was off duty and went outside the residence
where he verbally challenged the suspect. The subject responding by attacking Corporal Blankers,
striking him on the head with a steel rod. Blankers recovered, again attempted to gain verbal control,
and fired shots when the subject advanced on him a second time.
Blankers was treated and released at a Gig Harbor hospital. The attacker received medical aid from
multiple persons at the scene, but expired at Tacoma General Hospital. The investigation of the incident
has been turned over to the Kitsap County Sheriff’s office.
Although the shooting occurred while off-duty, all of the normal sources of critical-incident support are
being made available to Corporal Blankers and his family. The family is safe and doing as well as can be
expected. I wish to thank the many members of our organization who assisted in both the initial
response and the subsequent support for the Blankers family.
Chief John R. Batiste.

To: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: RE:
Yes. Can you call me?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject:
You briefed the AC?
Lieutenant Rob Huss
(360) 704-2344 / Micro 12 ext. 11344
Subject: TCSO Case
AC Miller,
I spoke with the Investigator from Thurston County and have an update. Please let me know when it is
convenient to brief you and/or the DC and Chief.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP);
Huntley, Keith (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: New PIN
My new PIN is:
3243BE63
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Meet
My calendar says we are meeting this am but it doesn't say why.
Thought maybe you could tell me boss.
Mike
Subject: Re: Meet
Thanks Boss. Now I remember

Subject: Re: Meet
Bosman made an appointment reference Det Lauer

Subject: Meet
My calendar says we are meeting this am but it doesn't say why.
Thought maybe you could tell me boss.
Mike
To: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Cc: Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Subject: RE: Reassignment IOC - Blankers
Marc,
I reviewed this and it looks good. I don’t have any additions to suggest.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Subject: FW: Reassignment IOC - Blankers
Chuck/Dennis,
Since Capt Dahl may be out of the office today, could one of you review the admin reassignment IOC
and indicate if you are good (from a CID perspective) with the attached. If so, I’ll have HRD finalize
with Dory’s edits and get it to AC Lever as soon as possible for his signature. We are keeping off Peer
Support Team. Marc
(360) 426-1661, ext. 101
From: Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Captain,
I appreciate that you updated this IOC to conform to the current CBA and Reg language. I suggested
one minor addition. In the modern era, it may be unnecessary, but I have attached it for your
consideration.
Thanks,
Dory
Dory Nicpon
Labor and Policy Advisor


To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Cc: Fabregas, Yvette (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Gunkel,
Blaine (WSP); Marshall, Pat (WSP); Chavira, Debb (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: FW: Reassignment IOC - Blankers
FYI – I added Captain Dahl to the cc line. Marc
(360) 426-1661, ext. 101
To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Cc: Fabregas, Yvette (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Gunkel,
Blaine (WSP); Marshall, Pat (WSP); Chavira, Debb (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Captain Dahl and Ms. Dory Nicpon,
I made some changes from the IOC drafted by HRD. My changes are highlighted in yellow. The
strikeout is language to be removed and the other highlighted language is added. I basically updated
the IOC to be congruent with the WSPTA CBA and the current Regulation Manual. If you concur with
these changes, please let me know. If you have edits or suggestions, please make them.
Also, I thank we should add “Peer Support Team” under the last paragraph on page 1 of those
individuals he may talk to prior to providing a statement to the investigators or the Employer. Do you
concur? We have already allowed him to speak to a member of the Peer Support Team and continue to
make this offer available to him. Do you see any concerns in adding this language?
Also, if you concur with the changes, CID will need to update Chapter 23, Section 03, of its division
procedures. Also, Regulation 2.00.110 (A), (7), will need to be updated to include “Peer Support
Team.”
Please let me know at your earliest opportunity if you concur with these edits, so that we can get this
IOC to Chief Lever for his approval and delivery to Corporal Blankers today.
Thank you. Marc
Training Division
(360) 426-1661, ext. 101

Subject: Reassignment IOC - Blankers
Captain: please review the attached IOC for Cpl. Blankers, and let me know if you have any changes
for it.
Thank you
Yvette E. M. Fabregas
Human Resource Consultant 2
PO Box 42620
Olympia WA 98504
360-704-2308
360-704-2297 (fax)
yvette.fabregas@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: Re: HC Request
Sounds good.

Subject: HC Request
Captain,
We are leaving for a cross country meet in Seaside Oregon on Friday. I would like to leave the office at
2 pm and take holiday credit for the rest of the day if that’s okay with you.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: RE: Schedule
Yes sir. I am here now and have nothing to go to later. Let me know.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Schedule
Hi Mike,
I have a couple of things to discuss with you. You around the office this afternoon?
Thanks
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Perfect
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I will be up in a minute if that works…
(360) 704-2979

Yes sir. I am here now and have nothing to go to later. Let me know.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Schedule
Hi Mike,
I have a couple of things to discuss with you. You around the office this afternoon?
Thanks
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Subject: FW: Structure Request
Chuck,
Can you please answer question 7 and forward the response to Stephanie Bryant? Thanks.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP);
Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Fagan, Carol (WSP); Knight, Robyn (WSP); Leonard,
Vicky (WSP)
Good afternoon everyone...
Below are seven questions that the Ohio State Highway Patrol have regarding the structure of our
agency.
Can each of you please respond to the questions I have listed under your name. Once I receive all the
answers I will compile one response e-mail on behalf of the agency.
Captain Gundermann:
Questions # 1, 2 and 4.
Captain Cabezuela:
Question #3
Captain Grondel:
Question #5
Captain Couey:
Question #6
Captain Dahl:
Question #7
Thank you!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136
From: Matt Lehman [mailto:MDLehman@dps.state.oh.us]
Subject: Structure Request
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is requesting your assistance with the following questions related to how
other State Patrol and State Police agencies are set up. If you have a policy that gives an overview of
Division assets and command authority, that would be great too.
-------------------------------------
1. How is your state divided for command authority (Ohio has 10 Districts, each commanded by a
Captain)
2. How many Posts do you have (report in locations statewide - Ohio has 55 patrol posts commanded
by a lieutenant)
3. How many Troopers do you have total?
4. Do you have any sites that are shared sites (example: a facility with a post/driver exam station/scale
station combined)
5. How many stationary scale sites do you have?
6. Do you have an aviation section? How many planes?
7. Do you have an investigation section? What is their typical role (State property only or anywhere
called upon)?
--------------------------------------
~Matt
Sergeant Matthew D. Lehman

Ohio State Highway Patrol
Office of Business Services
Statistical Analysis Unit
1970 W Broad St.
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Office: 614-466-2826
Fax: 614-752-6602
mdlehman@dps.state.oh.us
---
Subject: LPO Book
I found an LPO manual in the GA building, 4th floor bathroom on a shelf. If someone is looking for it, it
is in my office.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Structure Request
Attachments: Question 7 Response.docx
I edited it a little. You can review and then respond directly to Stephanie. Thanks Chuck

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: RE: Structure Request
Boss,
Please take a look at my draft response....do you think I should also explain IAD's role and
responsibilities as well? Thanks.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Chuck,
Can you please answer question 7 and forward the response to Stephanie Bryant? Thanks.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP);
Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Fagan, Carol (WSP); Knight, Robyn (WSP); Leonard,
Vicky (WSP)
Good afternoon everyone...
Below are seven questions that the Ohio State Highway Patrol have regarding the structure of our
agency.
Can each of you please respond to the questions I have listed under your name. Once I receive all the
answers I will compile one response e-mail on behalf of the agency.
Captain Gundermann:
Questions # 1, 2 and 4.
Captain Cabezuela:
Question #3
Captain Grondel:
Question #5
Captain Couey:
Question #6
Captain Dahl:
Question #7
Thank you!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Strategic Planning and Performance Section PO Box 42600, Olympia WA 98504-2600
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136
From: Matt Lehman [mailto:MDLehman@dps.state.oh.us]
Subject: Structure Request
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is requesting your assistance with the following questions related to how
other State Patrol and State Police agencies are set up. If you have a policy that gives an overview of
Division assets and command authority, that would be great too.
-------------------------------------
1. How is your state divided for command authority (Ohio has 10 Districts, each commanded by a
Captain)
2. How many Posts do you have (report in locations statewide - Ohio has 55 patrol posts commanded
by a lieutenant)
3. How many Troopers do you have total?
4. Do you have any sites that are shared sites (example: a facility with a post/driver exam station/scale
station combined)
5. How many stationary scale sites do you have?
6. Do you have an aviation section? How many planes?
7. Do you have an investigation section? What is their typical role (State property only or anywhere
called upon)?
--------------------------------------
~Matt
Sergeant Matthew D. Lehman

Ohio State Highway Patrol
Office of Business Services
Statistical Analysis Unit
1970 W Broad St.
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Office: 614-466-2826
Fax: 614-752-6602
mdlehman@dps.state.oh.us
---
Subject: FW: Shooting Protocol Briefing
Steve,
AC Miller wants the after action brief for the executive staff to occur at their Exec. Staff meeting on Sep.
27th. I have 30 minutes reserved. My plan is to provide the CID perspective on what we can improve
and lessons learned. If you still want to do an overall briefing at a different time, I can go in on that
with you.
Otherwise, AC Miller wanted this done and he assigned me the date. Just thought I would let you
know.
Mike

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: FW: Shooting Protocol Briefing
I have adjusted the appt. to 9:30 on your calendar. :)
Thanks,
Vicky
Subject: RE: Shooting Protocol Briefing
Captain Dahl is on the Exec Staff agenda for September 27 at 9:30 for 30 minutes.
Subject: Shooting Protocol Briefing
Hi Geri,
Can you see if we can get Captain Dahl on the Exec Staff meeting for Monday, September 27th?
Should take 30 minutes.
Thanks,
Greg
Subject: RE: Supervisor Meeting suggestion
Good idea.
Vicki, can you start an agenda so we can add to it as we come up with ideas for the meeting?
Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Supervisor Meeting suggestion
Captain,
For the upcoming CID supervisors’ meeting, we should discuss the lessons learned from the Long Beach
Shooting. We included the personnel involved in the investigation, but we should share what we
learned with the rest of the supervisors, so it can be disseminated throughout the division.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637

(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: JPA Meeting
I will be there, but a little late. I anticipate arriving about 0945.
Thanks
Subject: Re: DSHS PD request
Instead of working OT and making her ill, why don't we move the due date?
There have to be provisions for that.

Subject: FW: DSHS PD request
FYI~
Thanks,
Vicky
To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Dolan, Gretchen (WSP)
Subject: DSHS PD request
This is an update for the SCC PD request being handled by the DSHS SIU.
The PD will not be completed today and the soonest it will get done and to Vicky is on Monday.
Angela has been working non stop it for the past week including 10 hours of OT. She is being
hampered by her computer freezing up for 10 plus minutes every 30 to 40 minutes. When she saves
her work her computer takes 10 to 15 minutes to save. She is also limited to being ill. and overly
sensitive to scrolling text due to her pregnancy.
She will be working up to 16 more hours of OT this weekend to complete the project. She is averaging
300 pages per day and has 400 pages left plus two recordings, and completing the redaction log.
We appreciate everyones patients and understanding.

Sergeant Chris Old
DSHS SIU
Subject: Re: All TARs are in and approved. Thx, V
Thank you

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: All TARs are in and approved. Thx, V
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
To: Calkins, Robert (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP)
Subject: Re: CID EVENT SUMMARY - OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING
I believe it still falls to the agency involved.
This is part of a Critical Response Team and I will check the agreement to verify.

To: Otis, Jeff (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: FW: CID EVENT SUMMARY - OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING
Sirs-
If WSP is the lead investigating agency, which agency/which person is handling media?
Best,
Bob

To: Calkins, Robert (WSP)
Subject: Fw: CID EVENT SUMMARY - OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING
FYI

Our Motto is:
From: Massong, Michael (WSP)

To: CID Notification Group; Wade, Ken (WSP); G-D-D4 Comm Supervisors; G-D-D4 Command; Briggs,
Troy (WSP)
Subject: CID EVENT SUMMARY - OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING
CO Michael Massong X275
Spokane WSP Communications
(509) 227-6560
Subject: RE: CID EVENT SUMMARY - OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING
According to the Spokane agreement, the initial responsibilities are handled by the venue PIO. In other
words, it’s determined by where it happened: either in the city or the county. After the initial response
is over, the responsibility shifts to the PIO from the current team coordinator. That would be either
Spokane PD or the Spokane Sheriff’s office. WSP is never the lead on this.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP)
Subject: RE: CID EVENT SUMMARY - OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING
On the west side teams, SMART or Thurston County, the involved agency takes it the first day, then a
PIO from the team takes over.
Best,
Bob

Subject: Re: CID EVENT SUMMARY - OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING
I believe it still falls to the agency involved.
This is part of a Critical Response Team and I will check the agreement to verify.

To: Otis, Jeff (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: FW: CID EVENT SUMMARY - OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING
Sirs-
If WSP is the lead investigating agency, which agency/which person is handling media?
Best,
Bob

To: Calkins, Robert (WSP)
Subject: Fw: CID EVENT SUMMARY - OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING
FYI

Our Motto is:
From: Massong, Michael (WSP)

To: CID Notification Group; Wade, Ken (WSP); G-D-D4 Comm Supervisors; G-D-D4 Command; Briggs,
Troy (WSP)
Subject: CID EVENT SUMMARY - OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING
CO Michael Massong X275
Spokane WSP Communications
(509) 227-6560
Subject: FW: Exemption Requests
Attachments: Getting better at exemptions.docx
FYI
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Exemption Requests
Commanders,
This short document gives excellent insight into what OFM needs in an exemption request. Please
carefully review this document and incorporate the suggestions into any exemption requests that you
submit.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Subject: RE: New Detective
I like the idea. Please have Ian and Joi here so we can do that.
Thanks, this is a nice touch.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: New Detective
Ian Morhous and Dan Hall can be available as well if we want to present both their detective
badges….let me know what you think. Thanks!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: FW: New Detective
Captain,
What do you think about presenting Joi Haner his Detective Badge at the beginning of our Pre-SAF
meeting on Tuesday, the 21st? Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: New Detective
Hi Chuck,
I was hoping that on Tuesday 9/21 that you and the Capt would be in. This will be Joi’s first official day
and thought it would be nice if Capt. Dahl would present Joi with his Detective badge that I have.
Let me know
Thanks
John
4811 Werner Road
360-405-6641 (Desk)
360-405-6666 (Fax)
Micro 80 ext. 141
John.Huntington@wsp.wa.gov <BLOCKED::BLOCKED::mailto:John.Huntington@wsp.wa.gov>
Subject: RE: Sgt. Exemption for your review
Attachments: RequestExemptionfromStatewideHiringFreeze 091510 - D6 CIU Sgt.docx
I edited it a little.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Sgt. Exemption for your review
Boss,
When you get the chance, if you can review the attached exemption that would be great. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Motors Bikes
Can you let me know what the status of the two MC that we took from our WSP Troopers crash? I
understand we held them.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: A/C Miller just called asking that you call Bob Caulkins...
I don't want to

Subject: A/C Miller just called asking that you call Bob Caulkins...
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
My new PIN is:
3243BE63
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Executive Staff Meeting on October 4
Can you calendar this for me please? The one on the 27th can be removed. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Smith, Suzee (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Re: Executive Staff Meeting on October 4
That will be fine

WSP District 8

Subject: Executive Staff Meeting on October 4
Oops – I should have looked at my agenda for this day – Unfortunately, I have a BFS briefing at 9:30
a.m. already scheduled. Can you guys be here at 9:45 a.m. instead? I apologize for the mix-up!
PO Box 42601
Direct: (360) 596-4102
Fax: (360) 596-4128


Subject: Re:
I got the one today.

Subject: RE:
Are you getting the messages at that new PIN? I sent you one yesterday and one today, both at the
new PIN. Just want to make sure it is working for you….
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Subject:
My new PIN is:
3243BE63
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Motors Bikes
Jerry,
Regarding these bikes and the reports, what reports are you guys waiting for? Maybe I can expedite
them.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Motors Bikes
The bikes are in Tacoma and MAIT is still waiting for reports from the district before they can complete
their investigation. Jerry told me that CEI is can come and do an estimate on the damages if they need
to.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Hickman
Chuck,
AC Miller has asked me for a decision paper and gave me a due date of tomorrow.
I don't think I can make the trip and do the paper so unfortunately, I won't be going.
Please let Tom know I apologize but wish him the best.
Thanks Chuck
Subject: Re: Hickman
Me too. I was looking forward to it.

Subject: RE: Hickman
Will do Boss....I am sure he will understand. Sorry that you won't be able to make the trip with me.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Hickman
Chuck,
Thanks Chuck
No problem. Take the 4 tens and whatever time you need Wednesday.
Jacksons team won too. 20-0 against a tough Tumwater team. Their coaches were jerks but we
overcame it all.
Lots of fun.

By the way, do you mind if I work a 4/10 schedule this week and take Friday off. This Friday is our
annual trek to Children's Hospital with Zach. I've been to every one of these since it involves a minor
invasive surgical procedure with him, and Sally does not do very well when he goes through the
process.
On a brighter note...Jared's team won 19-0 over the Blazers, and Sam's team won 25-0 Tornados this
weekend. It was a good weekend altogether for the Capital Cougars, including a win Friday night with
our HS Team...28-21 over Lakes in overtime.
With your permission, I also need to leave early on Wednesday (1600) to attend a weeknight game up
in Steilacoom. I'll come in early if that is ok. Somehow, JJ's coach was able to coordinate a Wednesday
night game against Steilacoom since this is our bye week.
Thank you for your consideration.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Me too. I was looking forward to it.

Will do Boss....I am sure he will understand. Sorry that you won't be able to make the trip with me.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Hickman
Chuck,
Thanks Chuck
Subject: RE: Project Update
AC Miller,
I believe this list is correct. Here is what I have.
1. I sent you an email on 9-9-2010 detailing our involvement in all the officer involved shooting
teams around the State. The list is up to date and details what you and DC Karnitz requested.
2. I have Chuck working on the CIC review process. He sent an email on Friday to the committee
advising them that they will meet November 17th to discuss the process and how it will be improved.
3. I don’t have any new information on the on line search warrants. I will meet with the
Lieutenants to discuss
4. Initially, we were waiting for the letter to arrive before we interviewed the two attorneys, but
since you and I spoke and decided to go ahead, we will do just that. I anticipate that we will have an
answer very early this week after speaking with them. This is of course predicated on whether we can
get their names and if they will give us information.
5. I updated Dr. Don on Friday about this case. The AAG was going to speak with him and give
him the update from his perspective. In the mean time, I will be briefing our AAG so that we can draft
whatever response we need to regarding the lawsuit and how we can get WSP out of it.
I will be in the office today working on the decision paper for the staffing cuts that you requested. My
understanding is that we are anticipating cutting VIN and RATU as our portion? I will do the paper
based on the impacts of that and forward it to you for review.
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Project Update
Hi Mike,
I am reviewing pending items for all of our Divisions and have the following projects noted for CID. Can
you please provide me an update on these:
1. Officer Involved Shooting Team
2. CIC Patrol Car Collision Review Process Improvement
3. Develop on-line Search Warrants
4. SCC Complaint – contact Attorneys (complainants)
5. AAG Letter reference lawsuit
Any other projects I should be keeping up with that you don’t see here?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Subject: RE: Thank You Cards..
Lets print our own. We can save a lot by buying the card stock and envelopes ourselves. I just want
something to send our guys when they have a significant event.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Thank You Cards..
The cost would be at or around $407.41 and can be personalized. That, or I can print some off on
either parchment or card stock here.. Your call… J
Thanks,
Vicky
From: Usher, Tammy (WSP)

Subject: RE: Supply Catalog Question
Yes, these items are printed and come with matching envelopes. I can get you an official estimate, if
you would like. We ordered 1,000 of these (with matching envelopes) back in March for someone, and
the total bill came to $407.41. However, printing prices might have increased, so an official estimate is
always best and takes 3-5 days.
I also have the artwork (see attached) for the generic blue cards. If you have access to a color printer,
can order the envelopes, and some nice cardstock-like white paper, some people are choosing to print
locally, as needed.
Let me know if you would like an estimate on having some of these printed for you. If you need the
attached to be “unique” (e.g., to add your Captain’s name), please let me know.
Thanks!
Tammy

To: Usher, Tammy (WSP)
Subject: FW: Supply Catalog Question
Good Morning Tammy,
Do you know if the WSP thank you cards are still available to order?
Thank you for your assistance,
Vicky
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax

From: MacMillan, Bill (WSP)

Cc: Stanek, Betty (WSP)
Subject: RE: Supply Catalog Question
Vicky,
Supply does not stock this item, check with Tammy Usher.
Thanks
Bill MacMillan
Warehouse Operator 4
Supply Section
360-596-6080

To: MacMillan, Bill (WSP)
Subject: FW: Supply Catalog Question
I can’t find these, and Jim didn’t know about them either. Do you know anything about them?
Betty Stanek
WSP Supply
360-596-6068 EXT "0"

Subject: Supply Catalog Question
Good Afternoon Betty,
I have checked the supply catalog twice and am obviously missing it. Is the WSP thank you cards still
in the catalog? If so, what is the commodity code and price. I need to order some for Captain Dahl.
Thank you very much,
Vicky
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
OK, thanks Jerry.
Good to hear from you, I had to see Anderson and talk to him a couple times last week so I needed
some balance. He really doesn’t like you much, judging by the things he says behind your back. But
I’m not one to gossip so you didn’t hear that from me.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Hi Captain,
I am coordinating with Dan to see where we are at on the case. Thanks for the offer of help but we
should be good to go. I also have not forgotten about presenting a couple of our cases to you. We are
preparing for the recon class but when it is done we will check for a good time for you.
Have a good day.
Jerry
Jerry,
them.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

to.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I agree. And I will keep my head down. See you bud.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

He is such a child. Keep your head in the foxhole down there!

OK, thanks Jerry.
Good to hear from you, I had to see Anderson and talk to him a couple times last week so I needed
some balance. He really doesn’t like you much, judging by the things he says behind your back. But
I’m not one to gossip so you didn’t hear that from me.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Hi Captain,
I am coordinating with Dan to see where we are at on the case. Thanks for the offer of help but we
should be good to go. I also have not forgotten about presenting a couple of our cases to you. We are
preparing for the recon class but when it is done we will check for a good time for you.
Have a good day.
Jerry

Jerry,
them.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

to.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Decision Paper
Heidi,
I am preparing a decision paper for my division anticipating the cuts that the Governors forecast may
require. Is there an example decision paper that I can use as a model? I hate to reinvent the wheel.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Decision Paper
She did, thank you both.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Stricklett, Melissa (WSP)
Mike,
Melissa is going to send you a sample.
Heidi
Heidi Thomsen
WSP Budget Manager
(360) 596-4046

Heidi,
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: OFM Equipment Exemption requests
Attachments: 2228_001.pdf
FYI on budget issues related to equipment.
Olympia, WA. 98504
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(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP); Lofstrom, Diane (WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP); Wright, Brian (WSP); Hugdahl,
Jeff (WSP); Gill, Angie (WSP)
Subject: OFM Equipment Exemption requests
District and Division Commanders:
Here is one more twist for the OFM Exemption Request process which will be in place through the
remainder of this fiscal year (FY 2011).
For Equipment Exemption Requests, OFM created a separate form for Printing and Copying Equipment.
See the attached memo from OFM for details and the website for the form..
What that means is for normal equipment exemptions you would use the regular Equipment Exemption
Request form on the OFM website. For printing and copying equipment, you must fill out this new form
also from the OFM website.
In both cases, procedures and processes remain the same. They are ONLY required for single pieces of
equipment costing more than $5,000. The form must be routed through your Bureau Director to BFS,
preferably by electronic means.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Resp, Bob
Subject: FW: Confirmation of Lessons Learned Training
Vicky,
This is the one I need to get out of due to the SAF being that day.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
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Subject: Confirmation of Lessons Learned Training
This email is being sent out to the 156 people currently registered to attend the October 7th class at
the Training Academy on Line of Duty Death Response being provided through the FBI National
Academy Associates/Washington Chapter. If you are a training officer who did not provide the email of
the attendee, please direct this message to those people.
Fifteen of you will get a second email requesting that you make a selection for the box lunch.
For those paying by credit card, please advise your training staff that the credit cards will not be run
until after September 24th, which is the deadline to cancel and receive a refund. A copy of the credit
card receipt will be made available at registration unless your department sent other instructions with
the registration materials.
We look forward to a productive training experience for this very important (and painful) topic and
appreciate your support. Please review the list below to ensure that we have the proper spelling of
your name and agency for the training certificates that will be issued. If you know of others in your
department who intend to attend but whose name does not appear, please let them know. We also
encourage wide dissemination of the flyer.
John
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Johnson
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Torgerson
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Doug
Lane
Kelso PD
Bebe
McFall
Kelso PD
Dave
Shelton
Kelso PD
Dave
Voekler
Kelso PD
Phillia
Welsmiller
Kelso PD
Khembar
Yund
Kelso PD
Megan
Dauber
King Co. S.O.
Lance
Dauber
King Co. S.O.
David
Rainey
King Co. S.O.
Fabienne
Brooks
King Co. SO (Ret)
Jason
Peterson
King Co. SO
Abilgail
Steele
King Co. SO
Joseph
Tracy
King Co. SO
Rex
Caldwell
Kirkland PD
Mike
Murray
Kirkland PD
Earl
Smith
Kitsap Co. SO
Dave
White
Kitsap Co. SO
TJ
Brooks
Lynnwood PD
Rod
Cohnheim
Lynnwood PD
Mark
Demetruk
Lynnwood PD
Wes
Deppa
Lynnwood PD
Pat
Fagan
Lynnwood PD
Jon
Grabinski
Lynnwood PD
Dave
Harris
Lynnwood PD
Steve
Jensen
Lynnwood PD
Jeff
Mason
Lynnwood PD
Anne
Miles
Lynnwood PD
Jim
Nelson
Lynnwood PD
Beth
Post
Lynnwood PD
Steve
Rider
Lynnwood PD
Clarke
Savell
Lynnwood PD
Dale
Schlack
Lynnwood PD
Bryan
Stanifer
Lynnwood PD
Chuck
Steichen
Lynnwood PD
Jeff
Goldman
Marysville PD
Robb
Lamoureux
Marysville PD
Rick
Smith
Marysville PD
Mark
Thomas
Marysville PD
Kim
Berg
Mountlake Terrace PD
Scott
Burkett
Pete
Caw
Don
Duncan
Doug
Hansen
Pat
Hatchel
Mike
Haynes
Scott
King
Craig
McCaul
Brian
Osborn
Kevin
Picard
Matt
Porter
Steve
Sheets
Greg
Wilson
Colt
Davis
Mukilteo PD
Tony
Falso
Mukilteo PD
Kristal
Kania
Mukilteo PD
Brenda
Swanberg
Mukilteo PD
Chris
Gaddis
Normandy Park PD
Ray
Holmes
Olympia PD
William
Wilson
Olympia PD
Ed
Massey
Pacific PD
Jim
Pickett
Pacific PD
Jeremiah
Schliesman
Pacific PD
Joe
West
Pacific PD
Myra
Harmon
Port of Seattle PD (Ret)
Marty
Crosby
Port of Tacoma PD
Dalan
Brokaw
Puyallup PD
Jim
Collyer
Puyallup PD
Scott
Engle
Puyallup PD
Bryan
Jeter
Puyallup PD
Dave
McDonald
Puyallup PD
Nathan
Elledge
Sammamish PD
William
Edwards
Seattle PD
Ryan
Long
Seattle PD
Jennifer
Southworth
Seattle PD
Merrilea
Mount
Snohomish Co. Corrections
Kevin
Prentiss
Snohomish Co. SO
John
Sadro, Jr.
Snohomish Co. SO
Fred
Havener
Snohomish PD
John
Turner
Snohomish PD
Corey
Darlington
Tacoma PD
Charles
Meinema
Tacoma PD
Russ
Ogden
Tacoma PD
Gary
Roberts
Tacoma PD
M. Zack
Belman
Thurston Co. SO
Chris
Mealy
Thurston Co. SO
Cheryl
Stines
Thurston Co. SO
Bradley
Watkins
Thurston Co. SO
Craig
Gardner
Tukwila PD
Steven
Gurr
Tukwila PD
Jennifer
Kolb
Tumwater PD
Chuck
Liska
Tumwater PD
Craig
Wilson
UWPD
Cindy
Reed
WSGC (Ret)
Curt
Moriyama
WSGC
James
Semmens
WSGC
Dennis
Bosman
WSP
Tim
Braniff
WSP
Mark
Couey
WSP
Michael
Dahl
WSP
Randy
Drake
WSP
Paul
Erdahl
WSP
Juli
Gundermann
WSP
Dan
Hall
WSP
Scott
Jarmon
WSP
Lance
Ladines
WSP
Charles
LeBlanc
WSP
Wes
Rethwell
WSP
Mike
Rupert
WSP
Tim
Winchell
WSP
Stew
Graham
Yakima SO
Cindy
PEOPLE MAY NOT REMEMBER EXACTLY WHAT YOU DID, OR WHAT YOU SAID ~BUT~THEY WILL
ALWAYS REMEMBER HOW YOU MADE THEM FEEL.
He is and I will keep working with him and moving that forward. I have something to review with you
if you have a minute. The decision paper questions to be specific.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Great – I appreciate the prompt reply.
In regard to the shooting teams, I was looking for operational protocols for a WSP team incorporating
lessons learned from the Johnson shooting – I believe Sgt. Wade was working on this with your folks?
Thanks again,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

AC Miller,
I believe this list is correct. Here is what I have.
1. I sent you an email on 9-9-2010 detailing our involvement in all the officer involved shooting
teams around the State. The list is up to date and details what you and DC Karnitz requested.
2. I have Chuck working on the CIC review process. He sent an email on Friday to the committee
advising them that they will meet November 17th to discuss the process and how it will be improved.
3. I don’t have any new information on the on line search warrants. I will meet with the
Lieutenants to discuss
4. Initially, we were waiting for the letter to arrive before we interviewed the two attorneys, but
since you and I spoke and decided to go ahead, we will do just that. I anticipate that we will have an
answer very early this week after speaking with them. This is of course predicated on whether we can
get their names and if they will give us information.
5. I updated Dr. Don on Friday about this case. The AAG was going to speak with him and give
him the update from his perspective. In the mean time, I will be briefing our AAG so that we can draft
whatever response we need to regarding the lawsuit and how we can get WSP out of it.
I will be in the office today working on the decision paper for the staffing cuts that you requested. My
understanding is that we are anticipating cutting VIN and RATU as our portion? I will do the paper
based on the impacts of that and forward it to you for review.
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Project Update
Hi Mike,
I am reviewing pending items for all of our Divisions and have the following projects noted for CID. Can
you please provide me an update on these:
1. Officer Involved Shooting Team
2. CIC Patrol Car Collision Review Process Improvement
3. Develop on-line Search Warrants
4. SCC Complaint – contact Attorneys (complainants)
5. AAG Letter reference lawsuit
Any other projects I should be keeping up with that you don’t see here?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Subject: Lieutenant
Darrin,
Can you let me know as soon as you figure it out, who your pick is? If it is one of my guys I need to
submit the exemption as soon as possible so I can fill the opening.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Lieutenant
OK, thanks Darrin.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Lieutenant
Mike no worries I have talked to two of your four but you won't need to do an exemption. I have not
spoken to the selection so please don't disclose

Subject: Lieutenant
Darrin,
Can you let me know as soon as you figure it out, who your pick is? If it is one of my guys I need to
submit the exemption as soon as possible so I can fill the opening.
Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Attachments: 10% State Patrol Highway Account Reduction.docx
This is my copy. I filled in the yellow x parts as requested. Please let me know if there is anything else
I need to do. Thank you Melissa,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Decision Paper
Here is the DP that we are filling out. All you need to look at is the XXXXX sections. Some of the other
sections have filled theirs out and you can use theirs as a guide. Please let me know if you need
anything else.
Thanks,
Melissa

Heidi,
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Clark County Shooting Investigation Team
Rob,
Thanks for checking on this. Please get a copy of the document they currently work under so we have
the latest version. I will review it and ensure it meets the criteria that we have for our participation on
these teams and then we can set up a meeting with the member agencies to discuss our involvement.
I look forward to working with them, we have good relationships with the other teams and this will be a
good one too.
Thanks again,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Clark County Shooting Investigation Team
Captain Dahl,
Last week I met with Vancouver Police Department detective sergeant who supervises the Major Crime
Team. I asked about us joining the team pertaining to officer involved shooting. He remember working
with me during the previous request and said he would be happy to get us involved. How would you
like me to proceed? If I remember right, you said CID still has a copy of the MOU involving the Clark
County law enforcement agencies. When we are ready, I will give him a call and we can go from
there.
Rob
(360) 449-7941 - Office
(360) 449-7949 - Fax

Attachments: 10% State Patrol Highway Account Reduction CID VIN.docx
I filled in the other information and verified the RCW/WAC rules.
Thank you Melissa,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

That looks great. Page 7 also has a section about changing existing statues, rules or contracts. Could
you please add what would need to be changed or modified by eliminating Auto Theft and verify all the
RCW and WACs are correct under VIN?
Thanks,
Melissa

Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

anything else.
Thanks,
Melissa

Heidi,
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

No, thank you. It was a lot of fun to do this staff work. I enjoyed it so much.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa

Thank you Melissa,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa

Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

anything else.
Thanks,
Melissa

Heidi,
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

AC Miller,
I made the changes you suggested and then forwarded the paper to Melissa Stricklett. We have met
the deadline.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

You budget people crack me up. This is hard as heck for the rest of us but probably so much fun for
you guys to get to crunch numbers and move things around. Isn’t this what you train for?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

And I hope we get to do this all the time………….
Thanks,
Melissa


Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa

Thank you Melissa,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa

Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

anything else.
Thanks,
Melissa

Heidi,
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

OK. Well I appreciate the honesty. Thanks for helping me with this and for the other help you have
given me since I got here. I told you I was kind of slow to grasp it sometimes, but you make it easy for
me.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Nope, I hate these exercises. I would rather make projections and tell everyone to spend, spend,
spend you have way too much money!
Thanks,
Melissa

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa

Thank you Melissa,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa

Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

anything else.
Thanks,
Melissa

Heidi,
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I guess the good thing for me is that I am forced to look at my division and the critical functions of each
unit and that helps me learn who they are and what they do. I am a glass is half full person so I have
to find something good out of this.
It’s hard when you are talking about peoples jobs though. Hopefully this is just an exercise and we can
avoid the hit.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

And that is what I get paid for. This rushed paper stuff sucks!
Thanks,
Melissa

OK. Well I appreciate the honesty. Thanks for helping me with this and for the other help you have
given me since I got here. I told you I was kind of slow to grasp it sometimes, but you make it easy for
me.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Nope, I hate these exercises. I would rather make projections and tell everyone to spend, spend,
spend you have way too much money!
Thanks,
Melissa

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa
Thank you Melissa,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Melissa

Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

anything else.
Thanks,
Melissa

Heidi,
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Wednesday
Sir,
I would like Wednesday off. I plan to take the kids to the Puyallup fair. Thanks
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Attachments: 10% State Patrol Highway Account Reduction CID VIN.docx
Here you go sir.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Great – thanks and can you please forward a copy to me?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

AC Miller,
I made the changes you suggested and then forwarded the paper to Melissa Stricklett. We have met
the deadline.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Scott, Evelyn (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck
(WSP)
Subject: SAF Meeting
I need to move the SAF meeting to later in the day. I am taking my Mom to an appointment at
Madigan tomorrow. I should be back no later than noon.
Sorry for the short notice but she just called and asked me to go with her.
Thank you,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Batiste, John (WSP)
Subject: Re: Officer Involved Shooting Team Participation
Chief Batiste and AC Miller,
We have reached out to the team in D-5 and we are meeting with them soon to finalize our
involvement.
They are excited to have us participate. I will keep you posted.
Mike

Subject: RE: Officer Involved Shooting Team Participation
Yes Sir
Mike – FYI
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Subject: FW: Officer Involved Shooting Team Participation
Thanks Greg. Lets continue to work out the bugs with the D-5 area shoot team.

PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128

Subject: Officer Involved Shooting Team Participation
Chiefs,
As requested by Deputy Chief Karnitz, the attached synopsis outlines our involvement in officer involved
shooting teams across the state. Please let me know if you need any clarification or additional
information.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

AC Miller,
Attached is a word document that I believe answers the questions you and DC Karnitz had. I can go
over each with you if you like, but I think this answers it.
On the agreements where we are not signed on officially, our participation is pending or we are not
members at all, I will be working with the member agencies to ensure we get involved or formally come
to agreement. My plan is to get on all these teams and meet with the agencies involved to pledge our
support while looking out for our interest.
The D-8 one is a big deal sir, it is with Grays Harbor and Pacific County Sheriff’s Departments and you
are aware of the relationship we have with them.
Please let me know if there is any additional information you would like.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Mike – when can you have this for me?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Cc: Batiste, John (WSP)
Greg, would you please have CID put together a complete summary of the state of the state in terms of
joint investigation teams, district by district, what teams exist, and any specifics about each (strictly
lethal force joint investigations or broadly scoped to address any major investigation) leadership roles,
etc.
Thanks

FYI Chiefs
(360) 704-2979

We have determined that when this agreement was all but shelved formally due to some language in
the agreement that our AG and the Command Staff at the time did not like, that it turned in to an
informal agreement to participate. Judging by the emails that we retrieved, there were meetings and
discussions that went to a certain point and then stopped.
It appears that we participate with the group and respond when asked. I will plan to meet with you
discuss formalizing the agreement and bring the original draft with me so we can ensure we are not
committing to something we can’t commit to.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Batiste, John (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Fw: CBIT Agreement
Mike, please have your Lieutenant look into the status of our participation with the teams that the Chief
is inquiring about (below) and let me know where we are at.
Thanks,
Greg
________________________________

Sent: Thu Aug 26 15:32:49 2010
Dave, Greg, provided we’re not boxed in with how agreements are written, these shooting teams can
well serve all agencies needs. Let’s do a follow-up with Spokane. When original talks of putting a
shooting team together came up, Retired DC Beckley and I went over to Spokane in order to personally
talk with Spokane’s sheriff and the Police chief about the concept and to let them know that we were
interested in playing. If they are still working on pulling it together, we’d still like to be a part of their
process. We should also follow-up with Clark/Skamania counties to see if they’ve had a change of heart
and are interested in letting us play. We do have plenty of examples that we can share with them
about our involvement in other multi agency shoot teams around the state that are doing just fine.
Also, as an update, some time ago Beckley and I got together with Thurston County’s sheriff and chiefs
and they agreed to let us play. Have they not been including us in the areas officer involved shooting
investigations?

PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128

Chiefs,
Here is a copy of the CBIT agreement (Central Basin investigative Team) however, we (WSP) have
apparently never actually signed it).
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Subject: CBIT Agreement
FYI and this includes the language for the agreement. I am checking to see if it was actually signed,
sealed and delivered. I have a call in to BFS to see if they have a copy.
This may be why the Chief doesn’t remember it.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Jeff Hugdahl says that the final document had not made it to BFS. This is what BFS has on file for the
CBIT agreement, I have printed a copy for you.
Thanks,
Vicky
From: DO-NOT-REPLY-BFSCanoniR5065@wsp.internal [mailto:DO-NOT-REPLY-

BFSCanoniR5065@wsp.internal]
Subject: Re: IDs
I can call you for a more detailed response but to start, if you verified that this is WCSO and DEM
property, then his photo and admission of destroying it might interest the Sheriff.
I think you have exhausted any avenues you have so you need to give the responsibility to getting the
badges back to the owners of the badges. They may be a little annoyed that he cut them up.
Call you later

To: Chad Cristelli <ccristelli@cob.org>
Subject: FW: IDs
Thoughts on a response?
________________________________
From: iphone@john98225.com
Subject: IDs
Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2010 09:04:32 -0700
I have to tell you, Kendra, that your baseless concern over me handing over my "IDs" have just about
ruined any good memories of my 27-year span as a support officer. I really can't imagine what your
problem is ... do you fear I might "impersonate" a support officer?
Like I said before, I planned to keep the IDs as a memento, but now you've ruined that as well. I have
just destroyed the below pictured IDs - just like you've just destroyed my respect for you.
Please don't contact me again.
To: iphone@john98225.com
Subject: RE: September Schedule
Hi John,
It has been almost a month since I last emailed you regarding your SO ID's and your DEM ID.
You were going to speak to Sheriff Elfo and get back to me. I have not heard back and will need you
to make arrangements to get your ID's back to me. I can pick them up later this week when I am in
town. Please let me know what works for you and your schedule.

I appreciate you getting back to me as soon as possible so we can resolve this matter.

Thank you,
Kendra

________________________________

Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2010 10:56:21 -0700

Well, Kendra, it was a fairly good morning until I received your email.
I have a call in to Bill Elfo and will get back to you.
If he wants it back, I'll drop it off to him personally (and be sure to point out the "search &
rescue" backside).

I won't be at Hardware Sales for a few days. I'll let you know on that, too.

John


Good Morning John,

I have spoken to the DEM and I was correct in my assumption that all ID's need to be
returned. They are either the property of the WCSO or the DEM, not Support Officer Community Care.
As I mentioned before, I would be happy to allow you to keep your hat as a memento of your long
standing service with us. I will be by this week to pick up your uniform and ID's from Hardware Sales.

Thank you,
Kendra

________________________________

Date: Sun, 22 Aug 2010 11:20:30 -0700

Kendra,

Thank you for your prayers regarding my family. As expected, my mother-in-law died
yesterday, but Carol and I seem to be doing fine.

As far as my gear, I will be glad to return the jacket and shirt to you, but I will be keeping
the cap and ID cards as momentos of my volunteer service since 1983. (I never did have one of your
"training manuals," just some old-school BFD stuff which I'm also keeping.)

I will drop off the pager to BFD station 1 on Monday, and, I will have the jacket and shirt in
my truck, so you can pick them up at Hardware Sales some day when you're in town. My work
schedule is normally Mon.-Weds. & Fri-Sat.

John


Sent: Saturday, August 21, 2010 11:22 AM

Hi John,
Thank you for letting me know. Please make arrangements to bring me your ID,
Shirt, Hat and Jacket. Also, if you still have your training manual I would appreciate you bringing that
as well.

I appreciate your years of dedicated service.

Blessings,
Kendra

> From: iphone@john98225.com
> To: ccristelli@msn.com
> Subject: Re: September Schedule
> Date: Sat, 21 Aug 2010 11:09:36 -0700
>
> Kendra, I wanted to wait until you got back to let you know that as of
> September 1st, I will not be able to be scheduled on-call any longer.
> I will stay on as a backup person if you want. If you don't, then
> consider me "retired" from the Support Officer program. Thanks, John
>
> Sent from a phone.
>
> On Aug 21, 2010, at 9:42, Kendra Cristelli <ccristelli@msn.com> wrote:
>
> > Good Morning All,
> > Attached is the September schedule with a few changes. Please
> > look it over and let me know if you have any conflicts as soon as
> > possible.
> >
> > Hope to see you all at the SO meeting on the 26th.
> >
> > Blessings,
> > Kendra
> > <September 2010.xls>

Subject: ETA 30
Subject: Re: Analytical Work
Yes. We can shape up how it will look and get her helping you guys.
I am out today but back tomorrow. See you then.

Cc: Marsh, Marcia (WSP); Scott, Evelyn (WSP)
Subject: Analytical Work
Mike, as discussed some months ago – we would like to tap into Evelyn’s talents with building our
database regarding analyzing our over 90 minute roadway closures for our King County Pilot Project.
You still comfortable with this?
Chris
(360) 596-4131
Subject: FW: Zillah Fire Up-date
Didn’t know if you got this update Chief. When we hear more, I will forward it to you.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Zillah Fire Up-date
Thanks for the update Terry!
Chuck

Subject: Zillah Fire Up-date
Lt. LeBlanc,
Just an up-date on the Zillah Fatal fire investigation. This week the ATF brought in their Electrical
Engineer from the East Coast to examine the electrical debris and the appliances from the residence.
Yesterday they presented a request for X-rays of several items on interest that had been recovered from
the fire scene.
I contacted Sgt. Foster of the WSP Eastside Bomb squad and he agreed to x-ray the items. This
afternoon they x-rayed six different items that included an electrical outlet. None of the items x-ray
positively pointed to a cause or ignition source. The electrical engineer has several more pallets of
debris and appliances to still exam, which he thought he would have done by tomorrow afternoon.
I’ll keep you posted to any further developments in this case.
Detective Sergeant Terry Liebrecht
2715 Rudkin Road
Union Gap, Wa 98903
(509) 249-6741
Micro 30/ext.141
Subject: FW: Bambino Commendation
Attachments: SKMBT_C25310092207440.pdf
Dennis,
Please ensure that this is included in Major’s supervisory file. Thank you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Otis, Jeff (WSP)

To: Bolton, Dave (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Bambino Commendation
Your courtesy copies.
Jeff
From: G-D-D4CommSupervisors@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:G-D-D4CommSupervisors@wsp.wa.gov]

Subject: Message from KMBT_C253
Subject: Fw: SAF
E,
Can you check for the misspelling AC Miller is referring to please? Thank You

Subject: SAF
Hi Mike,
Nice work on the SAF. Might want to check the Division Overview page – Liebrecht’s name is
misspelled.
Thanks
Greg
(360) 704-2979
To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Turcott, Mike (WSP); Alexander, Dale
(WSP); Gundermann, Juli (WSP); Gundermann, John (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Burns,
Steve (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP);
Johnson, Bob (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP)
Subject: RE: Why Mr. Rogers wore a sweater
If you go to snopes you will see that none of this is true. Lee Marvin got shot in a different battle and
got a purple heart, not the Navy Cross. Bob Keeshan joined too late to ever see any combat and Mr.
Rogers was never in the military.
Cool story, but fake.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Turcott, Mike (WSP); Alexander, Dale (WSP);
Gundermann, Juli (WSP); Gundermann, John (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Berry,
Shawn (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP);
Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP)
Subject: Why Mr. Rogers wore a sweater

Subject: Why Mr. Rogers wore a sweater

You Would Never Have Guessed

Captain Kangaroo passed away on January 23, 2004 at age 76 , which is odd, because he
always looked to be 76. (DOB: 6/27/27 ) His death reminded me of the following story.

Some people have been a bit offended that the actor, Lee Marvin, is buried in a grave alongside
3 and 4-star generals at Arlington National Cemetery His marker gives his name, rank (PVT) and
service (USMC). Nothing else. Here's a guy who was only a famous movie star who served his time,
why the heck does he rate burial with these guys? Well, following is the amazing answer:

I always liked Lee Marvin, but didn't know the extent of his Corps experiences.

In a time when many Hollywood stars served their country in the armed forces often in rear
echelon posts where they were carefully protected, only to be trotted out to perform for the cameras
in war bond promotions, Lee Marvin was a genuine hero. He won the Navy Cross at Iwo Jima There
is only one higher Naval award... the Medal Of Honor!

If that is a surprising comment on the true character of the man, he credits his sergeant with an
even greater show of bravery.

Dialog from "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson": His guest was Lee Marvin... Johnny said,
"Lee, I'll bet a lot of people are unaware that you were a Marine in the initial landing at Iwo Jima
..and that during the course of that action you earned the Navy Cross and were severely wounded."

"Yeah, yeah... I got shot square in the bottom and they gave me the Cross for securing a hot
spot about halfway up Suribachi. Bad thing about getting shot up on a mountain is guys getting shot
hauling you down. But, Johnny, at Iwo , I served under the bravest man I ever knew... We both got
the Cross the same day, but what he did for his Cross made mine look cheap in comparison. That
dumb guy actually stood up on Red beach and directed his troops to move forward and get the hell
off the beach.. Bullets flying by, with mortar rounds landing everywhere and he stood there as the
main target of gunfire so that he could get his men to safety. He did this on more than one occasion
because his men's safety was more important than his own life.

That Sergeant and I have been lifelong friends. When they brought me off Suribachi we passed
the Sergeant and he lit a smoke and passed it to me, lying on my belly on the litter and said,
"Where'd they get you Lee?" "Well Bob.... if you make it home before me, tell Mom to sell the
outhouse!"

Johnny, I'm not lying, Sergeant Keeshan was the bravest man I ever knew.
The Sergeant's name is Bob Keeshan. You and the world know him as Captain Kangaroo."

On another note, there was this wimpy little man (who passed away) on PBS, gentle and
quiet. Mr. Rogers is another of those you would least suspect of being anything but what he now
portrays to our youth. But Mr. Rogers was a U.S. Navy Seal, combat-proven in Vietnam with over
twenty-five confirmed kills to his name. He wore a long-sleeved sweater on TV, to cover the many
tattoos on his forearm and biceps. He was a master in small arms and hand-to-hand combat, able to
disarm or kill in a heartbeat

After the war Mr. Rogers became an ordained Presbyterian minister and therefore a
pacifist. Vowing to never harm another human and also dedicating the rest of his life to trying to help
lead children on the right path in life... He hid away the tattoos and his past life and won our hearts
with his quiet wit and charm..

America's real heroes don't flaunt what they did; they quietly go about their day-to-day lives,
doing what they do best. They earned our respect and the freedoms that we all enjoy.
Look around and see if you can find one of those heroes in your midst.
Often, they are the ones you'd least suspect, but would most like to have on your side if
anything ever happened.

Take the time to thank anyone that has fought for our freedom. With encouragement they could
be the next Captain Kangaroo or Mr. Rogers..

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Subject: Lieutenant Old
Please join me in congratulating Detective Sergeant Chris Old on his promotion to lieutenant. Chris will
be transferring from CID to District 8 effective October 1, 2010. A farewell ceremony will be held in the
near future.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Maijala, Jeff (WSP)
Subject: RE: Best DOL Photo ever
Wow, this is spectacular. If he’s alive in twenty years and clean, this will be a reminder to stay away
from drugs.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Maijala, Jeff (WSP)

Cc: Anderson, John (WSP)
Subject: Best DOL Photo ever
Suspect from yesterdays work
Detective Jeff Maijala
2803 156th Avenue Southeast
Bellevue, Washington 98007
(425) 401-7742 (Desk)
(425) 766-4083 (Cellular)
(425) 401-7846 (Fax)
Jeff.Maijala@wsp.wa.gov
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Subject: RE: Settlement Agreement
Thanks DP. I have Anderson and Bohart coming down here Monday to sign this. When they do, I will
give him a copy and bring the originals to you.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Settlement Agreement
Captain Dahl,
Please find Detective Sergeant Anderson’s Settlement Agreement and Annual Leave waiver attached for
your review/approval and signatures. Please let me know if you need anything else.
Denise Poe
(360) 704-2330

Subject: Fw: Devaughn Dorsey Conviction
DC Karnitz and AC Miller,
This is related to the Dorsey case. I am obviously very proud of their work.
I anticipate putting forward some award requests soon. Have a nice weekend.
Mike

Subject: FW: Devaughn Dorsey Conviction
Captain,
John wanted to make sure you received this e-mail and asked it you could forward it onto the Executive
Staff.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

To: Burns, Steve (WSP); Messing, Bill (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Rethwill, Wes (WSP); Dana
MacDonald (dmacdonald@nicb.org); Cliff Chezum; Smith, Richard (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP);
edward.swainson@snoco.org; DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Ostrander, Steven (WSP); 'Craig Werre'; Terry
Morgan; 'Calvo, Shaya'; 'Young, Doug'; Daly, Donovan (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Brusseau, Rob
(WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); Pierce, John (WSP); Hefton, Dan (WSP); Correll, Jim (WSP); Zebley, Luke
(WSP); Tyson Sagiao (tsagiao@desmoineswa.gov); Grossnickle, Tracy; Maijala, Jeff (WSP); Noren, Leif
(WSP); Stanek, Paul (WSP)
Cc: 'Otake, Jill (USAWAW)'; Perez, Marc (USAWAW); 'Lang, Mike (USAWAW)'; 'Lobdell, Mary (ATG)'
Subject: Devaughn Dorsey Conviction
Afternoon All-
This email comes to you as your operations were in some way effected over the last several years by
this case. This morning in US District Court for Western Washington, Devaughn “Buster” Dorsey was
sentenced to 48 years in prison. The sentence stemmed from his involvement in an extensive car theft
– VIN Switching case that spanned the I-5 corridor in the Pacific Northwest, from western Oregon to
the Canadian border. This link,
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2012986781_dorsey25m.html , gives a brief synopsis
of the case but can’t begin to explain the intricacies. It is only one of many stories to be found on new
source web sites in the greater Seattle area.
Dorsey’s sentence stems from running a car theft ring that preyed on western Washington Car
Dealerships. In this particular case, (keep in mind that Dorsey had been sentenced several years ago
for running a similar theft ring), Dorsey and his confederates took between 50 and 60 high end
domestic high performance sedans, SUV’s and luxury cars. The thefts occurred over the period of
several months, beginning shortly after Dorsey was paroled from federal prison in California, and
involved car dealerships from south Puget Sound to Bellingham. This case initially came to light in late
2007 and early 2008, through the efforts of Kent Police Detective Ty Sagiao. Sagiao recognized the
potential his case held and took what he had uncovered to Assistant United States Attorney Mike Lang.
Lang recognized the complexities the pending investigation could entail and referred Sagiao to the WSP
King County Regional Auto Theft Unit.
The cars taken by Dorsey and those under his direction were re-VIN’d using PVIN plates stolen from
Oregon and Washington State wrecking yards. The cars were then titled in Washington State using the
Washington State AVR (Abandoned Vehicle Report), and sold to associates and sometimes true victims
who believed they were getting a “steal” of a deal. Working in conjunction with the Kent Police
Department, the Washington State Patrol’s King County Regional Auto Theft Unit recovered nearly 50
stolen vehicles worth approximately $1.5 million over the course of 2008 and into early 2009. In early
May of 2008, as the pressure on Dorsey mounted and detectives were serving federal Grand Jury
subpoenas, Dorsey resorted to violence. Dorsey crept up to the windows of a witness scheduled to
provide testimony in the Grand Jury, and fired 9 shots into her basement apartment, hitting the witness
twice and her 12 year old son in the back. Thankfully, both victims survived.
While the Seattle Police Department did the crime scene work at the shooting scene, it was the WSP
effort led by Detective Donovan Daly that resulted in Dorsey’s arrest and indictment. It was the
prosecution efforts started by Lang and completed by Jill O’take and Marc Perez that resulted in his
conviction and today’s sentence. Dorsey is 36 years old so the 48 year sentence is equivalent to a “life”
sentence. As Judge Lasnik indicated in his remarks today, Dorsey’s litany of mayhem on the public
ends today.
This case stands as an example of the excellent work conducted every day by the Washington State
Patrol’s Regional Auto Theft Units. It also illustrates the tenacity and focus of the US Attorneys
responsible for handling the prosecution of a man who victimized hundreds, if not thousands, of people
in his lifetime. I would like to extend our thanks to everyone who assisted in this daunting endeavor.
Appropriate recognition will be forthcoming in the not too distant future.
John G. Anderson
Detective Sergeant
2803 156th Avenue SE
Bellevue, WA 98007
425-401-7745 (Office)
425-401-7846 (Fax)
425-864-8045 (Verizon / PTT)

Subject: Re: LPO
Good morning John,
I will be there today to facilitate. I didn't remember if I confirmed that with you or not.
If you want to do the preliminary stuff and get everyone introduced to each other, (using the questions)
and give them the run down on what's coming up, that will be great.
I should be there ready to start my portion by 9.
See you then,
From: Matagi, John (WSP)

To: Bishop, Brett (WSP); Denton, Ken (WSP); Dunn, Cynthia (WSP); George, Brian (WSP); Kennedy,
Graeme (WSP); Leap, Paula (WSP); Ludlow, Eric (WSP); Marsh, Marcia (WSP); Moon, Bradford (WSP);
Nuwayhid, Naziha (WSP); Sponburgh, Garland (WSP); Wilson, Susan (WSP); Wyant, Rick (WSP);
Gannie, Melissa (WSP)
Cc: Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Coley, Tim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Gordon, Carri (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine
(WSP); Hagquist, Jeremy (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP); Lantz, Bruce (WSP); Laur,
Debbie (WSP); Miner, Becky (WSP); Nelson, Shane (WSP); Richmond, Michael (WSP); Ross, Joe (WSP);
Rupert, Michael (WSP); Siggins, Bruce (WSP); Spurling, Ryan (WSP); Tegard, Mark (WSP); Turner, Dan
(WSP)
Subject: FW: LPO
Greetings,
You have enrolled for the first two-week version of Leadership in Police Organizations. At the time of
your enrollment, your class was scheduled for three weeks of training. This has now changed and your
third week has been canceled; your first two weeks of training will cover all of the material. Your class
will start at 0800 each day and end at 1700. Classes may finish earlier, depending on the participants
preparation and understanding of the material.
You should be receiving all three of your manuals this week; if you do not, please send me an e-mail
with your work address. You will be required to read and complete the assignment at the end of each
chapter before you attend the class. Week 1 will consist of Lessons 1 through 17. Week 2 will consist
of Lessons 18 through 28. Past participants were given 10 hours of on-duty time to complete the
assignments. This gave them a total of 30 hours because there were three weeks of class. With the
consolidation of the three week course into a two week course, you will be allowed 15 hours of on-duty
time to complete your assignments.
The schedule for each day of your class is posted on the iWSP site. The path to the LPO calendar is
TSB/Training Division/Leadership/LPO Calendar. Each day’s lessons are listed. If you have questions
about the material, please contact your supervisor or one of the instructors listed below for assistance.
It is important that you come with an understanding of each lesson; be prepared to discuss the
material.
The attire for the class is conservative business casual attire. Food is allowed in the classroom; you are
encouraged to bring snacks for yourself, and to share if desired. There are currently 14 participants
enrolled in your class.
If there are any question please feel free to contact me, I look forward to your participation.
Thank You,
John
John Matagi
Training Division Sergeant
360 426 1661 ext. 105
LPO Instructors: Blaine Gunkel, Mike Dahl, Rob Huss, Jay Cabezuela, Tim Coley, Bruce Siggins, Carri
Gordon, Jeremy Hagquest, Keith Huntley, Bruce Lantz, Debbie Laur, Becky Miner, Shane Nelson, Mike
Richmond, Ryan Spurling, Mark Tegard, Dan Turner, Joe Ross and Michael Rupert.
To: "Treadwell, Brenda (DNR)"
Subject: RE: Continuity of Government
That is the date and time I have for the meeting. See you then and thanks for the information.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Treadwell, Brenda (DNR) [mailto:Brenda.Treadwell@dnr.wa.gov]

Cc: Day, Gerry (DNR); KASSEL, ALBERT (DNR)
Captain Dahl,
Attached is the continuity of government form completed per your request.
Please let me know if you have questions.
To confirm, we have your meeting scheduled with Commissioner Goldmark on Tuesday, October 5 at
2:30pm.
Thank you!
Brenda Treadwell
Executive Assistant to the Commissioner of Public Lands
Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR)
360-902-1001
brenda.treadwell@dnr.wa.gov
www.dnr.wa.gov
From: KASSEL, ALBERT (DNR)
To: Treadwell, Brenda (DNR)
Cc: Day, Gerry (DNR)
Subject: FW: Continuity of Government
Brenda
We will need to get this back to Captain Dahl before the meeting with Commissioner Goldmark. Gerry
has agreed to take my place the first week of October if you are still planning the meeting for that time
frame. Please add him to your scheduler. I will brief Gerry on the tasks I do for you and the
Commissioner when we are in a State of Emergency or have a NRB alarm. Albert
Albert Kassel
Emergency Operations Manager
Resource Protection Division
Washington Department of Natural Resources
PO Box 47037
Olympia WA, 98504-7037
360-902-1300

To: KASSEL, ALBERT (DNR)
Mr. Kassel,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Re: Salyer crash
This only goes to Cpt Berry. Thanks

Subject: Salyer crash
Captain,
Today, the D2 CIU and RATU personnel interviewed Kevin Reyes and Christopher Anderson (sic) in
reference to the Trp. Salyer crash. Reyes immediately invoked his rights not to talk. Anderson
admitted to being one of the motorcyclists. At this time, the detectives don’t want this information
disseminated, because they are going to keep working Anderson and he is fearfully of retaliation from
the other group members.
Also related to this case, Reyes did a shadow interview with KOMO 4, and stated that the motorcycle
groups did not drive like what was being alleged. Within the last couple weeks, Reyes was videoed by
one of our Smokey Air Units for reckless driving from Pierce to King County and was apprehended.
KOMO 4 has obtained a copy of that video and confronted Reyes on the discrepancies from the shadow
interview. This supposedly will air this evening. They have also spoken to Det. Medeiros and will also
mention Reyes is a suspect in the Salyer crash.
Ruth has spoken with the King County Prosecutor’s Office and will be submitting the case to them in
the morning with recommendation to file charges on Reyes and two other individuals for their
involvement in the case.
I will inform GMR of the latest information.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: Fw: Salyer crash
AC Miller,
For you and Command staff only.

Subject: Salyer crash
Captain,
Today, the D2 CIU and RATU personnel interviewed Kevin Reyes and Christopher Anderson (sic) in
reference to the Trp. Salyer crash. Reyes immediately invoked his rights not to talk. Anderson
admitted to being one of the motorcyclists. At this time, the detectives don’t want this information
disseminated, because they are going to keep working Anderson and he is fearfully of retaliation from
the other group members.
Also related to this case, Reyes did a shadow interview with KOMO 4, and stated that the motorcycle
groups did not drive like what was being alleged. Within the last couple weeks, Reyes was videoed by
one of our Smokey Air Units for reckless driving from Pierce to King County and was apprehended.
KOMO 4 has obtained a copy of that video and confronted Reyes on the discrepancies from the shadow
interview. This supposedly will air this evening. They have also spoken to Det. Medeiros and will also
mention Reyes is a suspect in the Salyer crash.
Ruth has spoken with the King County Prosecutor’s Office and will be submitting the case to them in
the morning with recommendation to file charges on Reyes and two other individuals for their
involvement in the case.
I will inform GMR of the latest information.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637

(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: Fw:
FYI

To: Medeiros, Ruth (WSP)
Subject: RE:
Outstanding Ruth! Keep me posted as to when she is in custody. Thank you!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Medeiros, Ruth (WSP)

Subject:
Okay, we got the warrant, 75K, Amy is still checking on some administrative issues, like how do we get
a copy of warrant if we find her. They gave me the warrant number but Amy is verifying we can book
off the number.
We are off to go find her now.
Detective Ruth Medeiros
2803 156th Avenue Southeast
Bellevue, WA 98007
(425) 401-7719 (Desk)
Micro 20 ext. 20119
(425) 401-7846 (Fax)
Ruth.Medeiros@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:Ruth.Medeiros@wsp.wa.gov>
This correspondence is legally privileged and confidential. It is intended for the named
addressee(s) only. If you are not the authorized recipient, distribution or copying of this
message is strictly forbidden. If you have received this correspondence in error, please
notify me immediately at 425 649-1530 and return or destroy this message and any attached files.
Subject: Re: S/L Adjustment
OK. Thanks for letting me know.

Subject: S/L Adjustment
Boss,
I came in two hours early yesterday and today and will again tomorrow. This will only require me to
burn 2 hours of S/L from my absence on Tuesday. With your permission of course. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: FW: Det Jas Kirk
Date: Friday, October 01, 2010 10:32:00 AM
AC Miller,
This is an email that we received regarding Jas Kirk and his work on the election fraud/signature
gathering case that we did.
As you know, this case was significant for a number of reasons. During this political season, there are
several highly contested local and national election races that are viewed as critical and a large number
of ballot initiatives that are up for our citizens to vote on. All sides of all the issues are battling hard for
their respective beliefs and candidates.
This case involved a signature gatherer in King County that was allegedly committing fraud by placing
false names and invalid information on the initiative paperwork. We received the case and very quickly
determined that the fraud did occur. It was sent to the Prosecutor and the suspect was charged. This
made the news, newspapers and talk shows and is very much in the minds of the voters.
The prosecutor was very pleased with the work and the timeliness of the investigation. (Please see the
email below)
Just a great example of how our detectives serve the citizens every day and how we are able to do this
better than anyone else. I am very proud of Jas for his work and wanted to share this with you.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Friday, October 01, 2010 9:52 AM
To: Hobbs, Stephen
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: RE: Det Jas Kirk
Steve,
Thank for the taking the time to recognize Jas. It’s always nice to get positive feedback from our
customers.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
From: Hobbs, Stephen [mailto:Stephen.Hobbs@kingcounty.gov]

To: Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Cc: Goodhew, Ian
Subject: Det Jas Kirk
Sgt. Harkom and Lt. Huntley,
Just want to take a moment to recognize the great work that Det. Jas Kirk did in the recent
investigation concerning fraudulent petition signatures (I-1028 petition). I know that this is probably not
the normal sort of WSP investigation, but Det. Kirk jumped right in enthusiastically. I particularly
appreciated his willingness to hit the street and contact a large number of individuals personally so we
could confirm the fraudulent activity. His final report was clear and well-organized, which certainly
made my job much easier!
Both the Secretary of State and the King County Prosecutor have recognized that the early detection
and prosecution of election fraud is essential to preserving the integrity of the election process. The
assistance of the WSP, and Det. Kirk's good work on this case, are certainly appreciated in this
endeavor.
Regards,
Steve
Stephen Hobbs
Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Criminal Division, Appellate Unit
King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office
W554 King County Courthouse
516 3rd Avenue
206.296.9511
Subject: FW: Heads up!
Date: Friday, October 01, 2010 12:00:00 PM
Please pass out to all our Detectives and personnel that contact the public.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark
(WSP)
Subject: Fw: Heads up!
FYI...

To: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Heads up!
Chris, please send out to the Captains. Thank you
From: Inglis, Shannon (ATG) [mailto:ShannonI@ATG.WA.GOV]

Subject: FW: Heads up!
Curt – FYI only
From: Craig Adams [mailto:cadams@CO.PIERCE.WA.US]

To: "auldbyrd@comcast.net".SMTP.ATHENS; Wasberg, John (ATG);
"KAiken@ci.bellevue.wa.us".SMTP.ATHENS; "LVanslyck@ci.everett.wa.us"@ATHENS.SMTP;
"sestes@kbmlawyers.com".SMTP.ATHENS; Inglis, Shannon (ATG); amanda robinson; anita booker hay;
DEBORAH BOE; george marsh; greg jennings; leo poort; lyndsey downs; mike smith; patty shelledy;
renni bispham; tag gleason; virginia (kirk) gleason; zanetta fontes
Subject: Heads up!
All:
One of my Deputies was in a local Starbucks with a guy who was doing open carry. Naturally, my
people are more than a bit uneasy with armed people in coffee shops !! So, he asked the guy for his
name. What he got back was the “this isn’t Nazi Germany, I’m not doing anything, you cannot ask me
for that.”. So, he called for back up and after the others arrived finally got the name of this guy and
found out he was OK to possess a firearm. But, this guy is/was an “open carry” proponent and was
recording the entire conversation between he and the Deputies (in short, a set up). Now this has hit
their blogs, they are going to do an “open carry” carry in at the Starbucks, etc. And, of course they
have an attorney who has the tape and wants to meet with his client and my Sheriff because this is
criminal official misconduct….
I understand that the open carry folks have been pushing this agenda in Clark County and may be
pushing in very soon in your community. We have received the same form letter quoting laws from
about 5 people…one in Marysville (look out Sno. County).
This group gave everything to the media who interviewed our PIO yesterday. We explained that in
particular in Pierce County it is more than a bit risky to openly carry a firearm into a coffee shop with
cops since that is exactly what Mr. Clemmons did!! We have not seen the end of this and the open
carry proponents are looking to set up the cops using recording devices and are likely recording almost
every contact over these issues. FYI.
Subject: Clothing Allowance Christopher Old
Heidi,
I am assuming you are the right person to consult on this, but if not, please direct me to who is.
Recently, Sergeant Chris Old, who was the DSHS Investigations Supervisor for CID was promoted to
Lieutenant and sent to FOB Bremerton.
His clothing allowance was due to him in mid September and we prepared the request. He received a
call from HRD and was offered a promotion shortly after that.
Since his promotion is effective today, and he is no longer assigned to a job that requires a clothing
allowance, I advised my assistant to hold off on the request. We have since received guidance from
Connie Whipple that says that we are required to pay a clothing allowance for the upcoming year,
(09/16/10- 09/15/11), even though he is going to be in FOB for the year. Minus of course the two
weeks from 09-16-2010 to today.
It does not make sense to me that we would pay a year’s worth of clothing allowance to someone that
is only going to stay in the division for 2 weeks. It seems that we would be able to forego the payment
since he won’t be buying new work clothes with it.
I have reviewed the contract and it says they get paid on their anniversary, but having been with the
WSPTA on the contract team, I am certain it was never the intent of the board to bind the employer to
paying money for clothing allowances that will arrive after their promotion to FOB.
Can you please let me know your opinion.
Thanks,
Mike

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Christopher Old
Looks like we need to pay Lt. Old’s clothing allowance.
Thanks,
Vicky

Cc: Collins, Sandy (WSP); Marten, Colleen (WSP)
Subject: RE: Christopher Old
Yes, per CBA
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058
Connie.Whipple@wsp.wa.gov
Even though he is going to FOB?
Thanks,
Vicky

No, it’s for the year 09/16/10- 09/15/11. His promotion is after he is to receive his clothing allowance.
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058

For the year or from 9/16 to 10/1?
Thanks,
Vicky

Vicky,
Just let her know that as of 9/16/10 he is to receive clothing allowance per the CBA regardless of his
promotion on 10/1/10.
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058

As of today Sgt. Old is promoted to Lieutenant. I believe he does not received his clothing allowance
anymore?
Thanks,
Vicky

To: Whipple, Connie (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Balogh, Kae (WSP)
Cc: Marten, Colleen (WSP); Collins, Sandy (WSP); Heller, Bethany (WSP)
Chris Old does not belong to us. He is leaving CID and going to Bremerton.
Denise Poe
(360) 704-2330

To: Poe, Denise (WSP); Heller, Bethany (WSP)
Cc: Marten, Colleen (WSP); Collins, Sandy (WSP)
See email below.
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058

Subject: Christopher Old
Melinda,
I have sent a request for Christopher Old EAR’s to be dated 09/16/2010 – 09/15/2011. Have you sent
one up to Payroll yet?
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058
Subject: Re: This morning
Date: Monday, October 04, 2010 7:33:47 AM
At the academy this morning. Recon is starting so I am doing the kickoff.
Be back around noon.

Sent: Monday, October 04, 2010 07:17 AM
Subject: This morning
Meet at your office around 9a?

WSP District 8
To: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Subject: RE: Clothing Allowance Christopher Old
Thank you Bob. I appreciate the response. I suspected this was the case, but wanted it answered
definitively.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Importance: High
Mike:
Traditionally we have paid the clothing allowance if the anniversary date in the position occurs before
the transfer date. If the anniversary is after the transfer date, it is not paid.
On the surface it does not appear to make sense, but the trouble becomes where do we draw the line?
If someone transfers eight weeks after their anniversary date and were paid the clothing allowance, do
we then recoup 10 months of the allowance? What about if it is three months?
You make a good point in your last sentence (highlighted) but typically we have paid as I mention
above. I am cc-ing Dory in case we want to revisit our practice. It is a fairly rare occurrence.
Resp, Bob
Mike,
I am going to defer to Bob on this.
Bob – Can you weigh in?
Heidi Thomsen
WSP Budget Manager
(360) 596-4046

Heidi,
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Vicky

Yes, per CBA
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058

Thanks,
Vicky

Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058

Thanks,
Vicky

Vicky,
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058

anymore?
Thanks,
Vicky

Denise Poe
(360) 704-2330

See email below.
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058

Melinda,
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058
Subject: FW: Clothing Allowance Christopher Old
Importance: High
FYI
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Importance: High
Mike:
Traditionally we have paid the clothing allowance if the anniversary date in the position occurs before
the transfer date. If the anniversary is after the transfer date, it is not paid.
On the surface it does not appear to make sense, but the trouble becomes where do we draw the line?
If someone transfers eight weeks after their anniversary date and were paid the clothing allowance, do
we then recoup 10 months of the allowance? What about if it is three months?
You make a good point in your last sentence (highlighted) but typically we have paid as I mention
above. I am cc-ing Dory in case we want to revisit our practice. It is a fairly rare occurrence.
Resp, Bob

Mike,
I am going to defer to Bob on this.
Bob – Can you weigh in?
Heidi Thomsen
WSP Budget Manager
(360) 596-4046

Heidi,
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks,
Vicky

Yes, per CBA
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058

Thanks,
Vicky

Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058

Thanks,
Vicky

Vicky,
Thank you,
Connie Whipple

Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058

anymore?
Thanks,
Vicky

Denise Poe
(360) 704-2330


See email below.
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058

Melinda,
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058
Subject: Re:
Date: Monday, October 04, 2010 3:42:19 PM
OK. I am about two mins out.

Sent: Monday, October 04, 2010 03:41 PM
Subject:
Leaving in a few to pick up the clock and pick up sympathy cards for Jerry and Joi.
Have a good evening. J
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Smith, Richard (WSP)
Subject: RE: ALPR
Bob,
I will have Sgt Smith and Sgt Hullinger work out the details if that is satisfactory. I spoke with Lt
Bosman and his understanding is that the Sergeants can work out the dates and times for the vehicle
being used so I support it.
The only consideration is the security of the vehicle. When it is parked, it needs to be in a secure area
because of the cameras, etc.. I think Rick can work that part out with Randy too.
Please let me know if there is anything else I can help with.
Mike
Dennis/Rick- please arrange this with Sgt Hullinger. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: ALPR
Hi Mike. As referenced below, I would like your permission to borrow the CID Tacoma Auto Theft Unit’s
Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) for use by the legislatively mandated District 5 Out-of-State
License Investigative Unit (LIU) in Vancouver. It is our goal to eventually purchase our own unit, but
that is still sometime away. We would be happy to agree to any terms and conditions (including a future
draft choice and undisclosed amount of cash…) you wish to include if you concur. The unit will be put
to full-time use enforcing out-of-state vehicle licensing laws, as well as having the added benefit of
identifying stolen vehicles. Thanks for your consideration. Please call me if you have any questions. Bob
From: Hullinger, Randy (WSP)

Cc: Garrison, Ken (WSP)
Subject: ALPR
As a follow-up to recent discussions regarding the acquisition of an ALPR for use in conjunction with
Vancouver License Investigation Unit (LIU) activities, I recently had a conversation with Det. Sgt. Rick
Smith of CID Tacoma Auto Theft.
During the discussion with Sgt. Smith, it became apparent that we could form yet another partnership
with CID where the Tacoma AT unit would allow us to borrow their ALPR, which is permanently
mounted in an undercover CID vehicle, for a period of time to use for LIU enforcement and license plate
gathering activities.
Tacoma Auto Theft would also benefit (since they still maintain responsibility for auto theft
investigations in District 5) because the ALPR would experience broad usage in District 5 using
databases to search for outstanding stolen vehicles as well as LIU targets. At a minimum, it is
anticipated the ALPR would be in use during morning emphasis patrols as well as our Thursday evening
canvass of neighborhood and apartment complexes.
Sgt. Smith will provide training on the use of the ALPR and ITD will assist in the installation of back
office software on LIU computers to manage the data. All data from the ALPR back office is
automatically purged after 60 days.
It is anticipated that the Vancouver LIU would use the ALPR database in two ways. First, to locate the
vehicles currently in the CLIF database in order to conduct further investigation. Second, for volunteers
to review the license plates captured during deployment of ramp checks. The review would allow
volunteers to retrieve the foreign plate information only (NO photographs), and manually enter the
license plate, description, time and location information of the observation into CLIF prior to the 60-day
purge. The retrieved information would remain in the CLIF file for one year and purged if no further
observations are logged.
Thank you for your consideration.
Randy
Sergeant Randy L. Hullinger
Washington State Patrol - Vancouver
License Investigation Unit
360-449-7919
Subject: SAF
Do all of you have your speaker notes done?

To: "Brenda.Treadwell@dnr.wa.gov"
Subject: Re: Continuity of Government
Date: Tuesday, October 05, 2010 8:20:43 AM
No, I have another appointment. If needed we can do it earlier today.
Anytime after 0930.
Thanks

Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2010 08:17 AM
Capt. Dahl,
Is there a chance you would be available to meet with Commissioner Goldmark at 4:30 today, rather
than 2:30?
Thank you,
Brenda Treadwell
360-902-1001
www.dnr.wa.gov


Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Dahl,
2:30pm.
Thank you!
Brenda Treadwell
360-902-1001
www.dnr.wa.gov

Brenda
Albert Kassel
PO Box 47037
360-902-1300

Mr. Kassel,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: "Brenda.Treadwell@dnr.wa.gov"
Perfect. See you then.

How about 2:00?

Anytime after 0930.
Thanks

Capt. Dahl,
than 2:30?
Thank you,
Brenda Treadwell
360-902-1001
www.dnr.wa.gov

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Dahl,
2:30pm.
Thank you!
Brenda Treadwell
360-902-1001
www.dnr.wa.gov

Brenda
Albert Kassel
PO Box 47037
360-902-1300

Mr. Kassel,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

FYI. We are on at 2 p.m. instead of 2:30.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

How about 2:00?

Anytime after 0930.
Thanks

Capt. Dahl,
than 2:30?
Thank you,
Brenda Treadwell
360-902-1001
www.dnr.wa.gov

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Dahl,
2:30pm.
Thank you!
Brenda Treadwell
360-902-1001
www.dnr.wa.gov

Brenda
Albert Kassel
PO Box 47037

360-902-1300

Mr. Kassel,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Hi
Date: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 9:01:18 AM
Hi precious! I am at SAF. Yay

Subject: Re: Hi
If I see you dozing, I'll pinch you

Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 09:02 AM
Subject: RE: Hi
That does not sound fun. I have to be there all morning tomorrow. Hope I can stay awake!!
Stephanie Porter
WSP - Field Operations Bureau
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Stephanie.Porter@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: Hi

Subject: Re: Hi
I have long arms.

Subject: RE: Hi
I don't think you will be able to reach me, you will have to throw something! But aim for the table, not
my head!
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Subject: Re: Hi
If I see you dozing, I'll pinch you

Subject: RE: Hi
That does not sound fun. I have to be there all morning tomorrow. Hope I can stay awake!!
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Subject: Hi

Subject: Fw: SAF Action Item
This came out of our SAF presentation regarding CDIU adding a Detective in Spokane. It is far from a
done deal but we are looking at it.
I will get the details and brief you so we can set our meeting time.

Subject: SAF Action Item
DC Karnitz requests you schedule a meeting with him and AC Miller (when you have more details) to
discuss the CDIU detective and the projected $2 million savings to the state. Thanks~
Subject: Re: SAF Action Item
We have work to do on this so don't worry about it for now.

Subject: FW: SAF Action Item
Will handle..
Thanks,
Vicky

Keith,
Please read the email.
Also, I will need specific numbers related to CDIU and how their efforts save our State money.
In other words, how does what they do directly impact the States budget?
Are they paying for themselves by saving the State money?

Subject: RE: SAF Action Item
The more detailed, the better. I would like some hard numbers as well as any anecdotal information
that we can add in. We all know the unit is a good deal, we just need to tell them.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Yes Sir, I figured that. The money the state saves come from kicking the defrauders off of Medicaid.
I’ll put together more details with Ken and Joe’s help.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Keith,

Subject: ALPR
Date: Thursday, October 07, 2010 10:44:51 AM
Can you please get me any info you have on the ALPR and policies regarding its use?
Basically what are the rules?

Subject: Re: ALPR
Yes. Thanks Dennis.
Just something that came up during SAF.

Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2010 10:50 AM
Subject: Re: ALPR
I'm in training today, can it wait until tomorrow?

Subject: ALPR
Can you please get me any info you have on the ALPR and policies regarding its use?
Basically what are the rules?

To: Otis, Jeff (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)
Subject: JPA
Date: Thursday, October 07, 2010 12:42:31 PM
What time are we meeting?

Cc: Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: RE: 2010 WATPA Award Nominees
Chief,
I am happy to support our SNOCAT as a nominee. They have done a tremendous job over the past two
years and are worthy of the recognition. EJ Swainson is the leader of that team and they are a very
good group. He has that team working hard and their success is well documented.
I am wondering if these nominations were taken before the Devaughn Dorsey case was finalized,
because that would be a good one to nominate.
I will have Lt. Bosman check on it and if the nominations are still open, I would suggest having him
nominate our King County RATU. If not, then we can nominate them for next year.
I am not familiar with the other teams, but I will ask Lt. Bosman about those as well. I should be able
to get back to you tomorrow sir.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2010 2:39 PM
Subject: FW: 2010 WATPA Award Nominees
Mike, in order to ensure that you and your folks are kept apprised of WAPTA activities as well as having
input on awards, pleas review and give me feedback on these nominees.
PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128
From: Cynthia Jordan [mailto:cjordan@waspc.org]

To: Beth Taylor; Cynthia Jordan; 'dan.satterberg@kingcounty.gov'; Don Pierce; 'Emil Dammel'; Grant
Clark; 'hgjesdal@co.douglas.wa.us'; Jo Thompson; Joanna Arlow; 'john.batiste@wsp.wa.gov';
'john.lovick@snoco.org'; 'ken.hohenberg@ci.kennewick.wa.us'; Mary Colasurdo; 'mikew@isomedia.com';
Nancy Morris; 'sparkscc1@comcast.net'; 'sstrachan@ci.kent.wa.us'; 'susie.harris@kingcounty.gov';
'Suzee.smith@wsp.wa.gov'; Tom Corzine
Subject: 2010 WATPA Award Nominees
Greetings,
As discussed at the September 22 WATPA board meeting the attachment contains the nominees
selected by WATPA staff and voting instructions. Once all votes are received and the award recipients
identified I will notify you of the results.
Thank you,
Cynthia
Cynthia Jordan, Division Assistant II

Washington Auto Theft Prevention Authority
360- 292-7939
cjordan@waspc.org
http://watpa.waspc.org <http://watpa.waspc.org/>
Attachments: 2010_WATPA_Nominees.pdf
Please contact me when you come in. I would like to go over this with you. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128

Greetings,
Thank you,
Cynthia

360- 292-7939
cjordan@waspc.org
For Killeen

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Winchell, Tim (WSP); Rupert, Michael (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP); Whitesell, Lynn (WSP); Burress, Kirk (WSP); Rosario, Steve (WSP)
Good morning Captain - below is a link to view the monthly report for overdue portable radio

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Martin, Scott (WSP); Patrick, Kandi (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Vetsch, Mark
(WSP); Gardiner, Ron (WSP); Moore, Larry (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
Two of your boys are on here

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Keightley, James (WSP); Wilbur, Roger (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Vetsch,
Mark (WSP); Gardiner, Ron (WSP); Miller, Scott (WSP); Ramsey, Robert (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
To: Anderson, John (WSP)
You and Jeff are on here. Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Casebolt, Clint (WSP); Jacobson, Debby (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Hebert,
Larry (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP); Hern, Dayrl (WSP); Lane, Bruce (WSP); Stone, Mark (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
To: Smith, Richard (WSP)

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
(WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP); Whitesell, Lynn (WSP); Brosman III, Thomas (WSP);
Sevin, Don (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
Subject: FW: Letter
Attachments: Spokaneofcltr.pdf
Keith,
Let’s talk about this Monday so we can approach the command staff about doing the exemption.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Letter
FYI~
Thanks,
Vicky

Cc: Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: FW: Letter
Jeff – attached is a copy of the letter I briefly discussed the other day that indicates SSA intentions to
provide funding for another WSP position within the CDIU as well as a vehicle. The letter does state
that an amendment is being drafted but in speaking with CFE Rogers the amendment could be about 6
months out. CFE Rogers as well as CID would like to add this person and vehicle now.
Please advise on how/if anything, I should be handling this. Treat this letter as an amendment?
Cindy Haider
WSP Contracts
360-596-4071
From: Rogers, Joe [mailto:Joe.Rogers@ssa.gov]

Subject: Letter
Did this come through, my previous email was returned as undeliverable.
Joe Rogers, CFE
Special Agent
CDI Unit Team Leader
SSA/OIG/OI
701 Pike Street, Suite 1000
Seattle, WA 98101
(206) 553-0999 ext. 115 Office
(206) 553-0013 Fax
(206) 510-0348 Cell

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
Staff.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Afternoon All-
ends today.
John G. Anderson
Detective Sergeant
Bellevue, WA 98007
425-401-7745 (Office)
425-401-7846 (Fax)
425-864-8045 (Verizon / PTT)

Subject: Re: **TIME SENSITIVE** JPA Related Issues
Chuck,
Please reach out to Noland and see what this is all about.
If its a trend, I want to get this handled in advance. Thank you Chuck.

To: Gocha, Laura (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP)
Subject: RE: **TIME SENSITIVE** JPA Related Issues
Thanks Laura…. J
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Gocha, Laura (WSP)

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP)
Sorry, Dan was in our "all Sgt's" email group. He can disregard.
Laura
________________________________

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP); Gocha, Laura (WSP)
For all intents and purposes, it appears this request is specifically for District 1 personnel (not CID
personnel) as CID JPA’s are not governed by District 1 Command. Becky and Laura, if you could
confirm that would be great. Thank you!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

To: Anderson, Becky (WSP); Gocha, Laura (WSP)
Becky/Laura,
Do you know if this will apply to CID? We are assigned to District 1 but work under a different
Command Staff. Please let me know when you get a chance.
Thanks,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273
From: Anderson, Becky (WSP)

To: Noland, Ken (WSP); Hartsock, Sean (WSP); Johnson, Julie (WSP); G-D-D1 Sgts
Cc: DeVere, Jeff (WSP)
Subject: **TIME SENSITIVE** JPA Related Issues
Hi everyone,
The following information has been requested by Washington State Patrol Troopers Association. Please
provide the following to your Lieutenant no later than October 18, 2010.
1. Any and all documents related/pertaining to or connected with the preparation of JPAs for District 1
bargaining unit employees from March 1, 2010 to the present.
2. Any and/or all documents prepared by and/or received by Cpt. DeVere that are related/pertaining to
or connected with the preparation of JPAs for District 1 bargaining unit employees from March 1, 2010
to the present.
For purposes of this request, the term "document" means without limitation: any book, pamphlet,
periodical, letter, e-mail, computer file, report, log, journal, note, message, data sheet, paper, chart,
contract, correspondence, survey, calendar, diary, notebook, budget, expense report, minutes of
meetings, contracts and agreements, instruction, summary, telegram, communication (including inter-
and intra-office or department), manual, newspaper article, press release, advertisement, brochure,
bulletin, training booklet, directive, invoice, minutes or transcripts of meetings and proceedings,
investigative report, study, videotape, drawing, photograph, sketch, graph, chart, and, computer tape or
printout. This includes originals, drafts, copies and copies not identical to the original (e.g. because
handwritten notes appear thereon or are attached thereto) which are in the possession, custody or
control of: (a) the State, State's employees, agents, or anyone acting on behalf of the State, or, (b) the
WSP, WSP's employees, agents, or anyone acting on behalf of the WSP.
Thank you and have a safe week!
Laura Gocha
Thanks, Becky
“Character is doing the right thing when nobody's looking.”
…J.C. Watts, Former Oklahoma Congressman

To: Cristelli, Kendra/Chad
Subject: FW:
Attachments: street_survival.pdf
Interesting read for Chad to pass on to his friends and co-workers. Might be a good read for a certain
support officer too. (Overly friendly and trusting?)
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Smith, Richard (WSP); Anderson, John (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Swainson, Edward
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: FW:
FYI…Attached is an interesting article on officer survival and complacency.
Take care and stay safe out there!
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

To: Lines, Lynn (WSP); Regalado, Jesse (WSP); Dutton, Ann (WSP); Sweet, Chris (WSP); Spurling, Ryan
(WSP)
Cc: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Wiley, Rich (WSP); Drake, Randy (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: FW:
Lynn – Afternoon … Could you please send this out to all the SWAT/CNT folks and put a copy in our
SWAT file for training materials sent out? Thanks much.
All – Please share with your folks as a candid reminder of the fine line all of us have to walk in LE each
and every day … Stay safe and thanks for all you do/Wes
From: CCHEZUM@nicb.org [mailto:CCHEZUM@nicb.org]

Subject:
This e-mail and any attachments thereto, are intended only for the use of the addressee(s) named
herein and may contain legally privileged and/or confidential information. Dissemination, distribution or
copying of this e-mail and any attachments thereto, outside your organization is strictly prohibited. If
you were not the intended recipient of this email, please notify me via return e-mail or via telephone at
847-544-7000 and permanently delete the original and any copy of any e-mail and any printout thereof.
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: 33
On my personal BB the rest of the day.

Subject: FW:
Where do we stand on getting him here to sign? It has been two weeks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject:
Good morning…… By chance have you received the signed Settlement Agreement for Sgt. John
Anderson? If so, would you please send to Denise so the file can be closed.
Lieutenant Rob Huss
(360) 704-2344 / Micro 12 ext. 11344
Subject: RE:
I do. He needs to come sign it and bring his union rep. to sign it too. Have him contact his rep. and
set a time when they can come meet at OPS. I will meet them down there and we can be done with
this.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re:
Captain,
Who has the paperwork?
Dennis

Subject: FW:
Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject:
Lieutenant Rob Huss
(360) 704-2344 / Micro 12 ext. 11344
Subject: RE:
As long as he is the one that contacts the rep. and gets the rep. to agree to have him sign without him
here, we can get the rep. later. That’s John that has to arrange that.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re:
I am with John. Do he and his rep have to be there at the same time? Or can he sign it, and then hey
the rep down here.

Subject: RE:
I do. He needs to come sign it and bring his union rep. to sign it too. Have him contact his rep. and
set a time when they can come meet at OPS. I will meet them down there and we can be done with
this.
Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re:
Captain,
Who has the paperwork?
Dennis

Subject: FW:
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject:
Lieutenant Rob Huss

(360) 704-2344 / Micro 12 ext. 11344
Date: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 12:30:00 PM
We handled this Chief. Just wanted to close the loop with you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Great. Cynthia Jordan at WATPA can answer his questions.
PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128

Chief,
I am happy to support our SNOCAT as a nominee. They have done a tremendous job over the past two
years and are worthy of the recognition. EJ Swainson is the leader of that team and they are a very
good group. He has that team working hard and their success is well documented.
I am wondering if these nominations were taken before the Devaughn Dorsey case was finalized,
because that would be a good one to nominate.
I will have Lt. Bosman check on it and if the nominations are still open, I would suggest having him
nominate our King County RATU. If not, then we can nominate them for next year.
I am not familiar with the other teams, but I will ask Lt. Bosman about those as well. I should be able
to get back to you tomorrow sir.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)


PO Box 42601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128

Greetings,
Thank you,
Cynthia

360- 292-7939
cjordan@waspc.org
To: VanDiest, Jim (WSP)
Subject: Re: Mr. Jackson
Thank you. He is pretty special to me.
I appreciate you passing this on.
From: VanDiest, Jim (WSP)

Subject: Mr. Jackson
Hey Mike
I hope all is well with you down there at the top. I ran into someone today that wanted me to pass on
their regards and normally I would have ignored it, but I think you would have wanted this one pass
on. I ran into a Earl L. Jackson, father of Brad Jackson WWU in which I think you are well aquaited
with. He still comes up for the WWU basketball from Centralia. He wanted me to pass on a "hello".
Take care, hope things are good down there.
Trooper Jim Van Diest

Impaired Driving Section
Burlington Wa. 98233
Office 360-428-1624
Cell 360-739-1277
Fax 360-707-5517
To: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: Re:
The settlement changed per an email discussion I had with Cpt Depalma.
We will get it signed when we get the revised copy.
Now please stop harassing me. Gosh

Subject: Fw:

Subject:
Lieutenant Rob Huss
(360) 704-2344 / Micro 12 ext. 11344
Subject: Re: 2011 TEC Meetings
I think Keith went to the last one. I volunteer him to go.

Subject: FW: 2011 TEC Meetings
Will you be attending these meetings or have someone else attend?
Thx,
V J

Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 2:21 PM
To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Grayless, Amy (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Knorr,
Marty (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP); Noedel, Johanna (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP);
Solie, Arel (WSP); Sorenson, Don (WSP); St. John, Anjela (WSP); Wallace, Tom (WSP); York, Michael
(WSP); tparma@dis.wa.gov
Cc: Aschenbrenner, Susan (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Fagan, Carol (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP);
Mathisen, Arcelia (WSP); Lofstrom, Diane (WSP); Pratt, Diane (WSP); Ritter, Kathy (WSP)
Subject: 2011 TEC Meetings
Please see the attached schedule for 2011 TEC meetings. Please also visit
http://iwspsp/sites/TSB/TEC/default.aspx for information on TEC.
Respectfully,
Amy E. Grayless
Phone: (360) 596-4117 | Micro 12 x11117
Fax: (360) 596-4129

Subject: RE: 2011 TEC Meetings
Voluntold of course. Duh!
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: 2011 TEC Meetings
Volunteered or voluntold
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Hi Keith,
I will add the TEC meeting dates to your calendar.
Thank you,
Vicky J
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: Re: 2011 TEC Meetings
I think Keith went to the last one. I volunteer him to go.

Will you be attending these meetings or have someone else attend?
Thx,
V J

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Grayless, Amy (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Knorr,
Marty (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP); Noedel, Johanna (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP);
Solie, Arel (WSP); Sorenson, Don (WSP); St. John, Anjela (WSP); Wallace, Tom (WSP); York, Michael
(WSP); tparma@dis.wa.gov
Cc: Aschenbrenner, Susan (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Fagan, Carol (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP);
Mathisen, Arcelia (WSP); Lofstrom, Diane (WSP); Pratt, Diane (WSP); Ritter, Kathy (WSP)
Subject: 2011 TEC Meetings
Please see the attached schedule for 2011 TEC meetings. Please also visit
http://iwspsp/sites/TSB/TEC/default.aspx for information on TEC.
Respectfully,
Amy E. Grayless
Phone: (360) 596-4117 | Micro 12 x11117
Fax: (360) 596-4129
Subject: RE: Anderson Settlement
Got it and talked to Captain DePalma about it today. I hope to get it signed early next week.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Anderson Settlement
Denise Poe
(360) 704-2330
Subject: RE: Are you available for a phone call?
Yes. At my desk.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Are you available for a phone call?
-------------------------
Office: (360)704-2391

Subject: RE: Officer involved Shooting Investigation
When I read this, it sounded like the Gambling guy was saying that they did not need to get involved
with the Criminal since they won’t be doing that. On the admin. Side, it appears that if we give them a
run down on what we do, that will be enough.
I think we could pick a day, have them come to IA and both our shops could do a presentation for
them. The CID portion could outline what typically happens when we respond or another agency
responds. We could give them information on what to expect and some background on why we do
these things. IA can take it from there and do the same thing. They could let the guys know what we
do and how.
If based on this training, they have a desire to cross train, they can work that out with IA. Let me
know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Officer involved Shooting Investigation
Captain,
FYI – CID and IA will be providing some cross-training opportunities to investigators with the
Washington State Gambling Commission on how to conduct officer-involved shooting investigations.
CID will focus on the criminal side of this type of investigation and IA will then follow-up with the
administrative piece. Dan Hall’s shop will handle the CID portion. Let me know if you have any
questions or concerns. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

I like that idea.
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Thanks Travis!
I was thinking, maybe they can cross train with CID (the criminal side) and then IA (admin side). What
do you think?
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Chuck,
I don’t see any reason why they couldn’t come visit us and learn about our investigative process. As
you know, OPS is not the lead on officer involved shootings and in terms of the Administrative piece
OPS would treat that investigation like any other. The Slemp shooting is a good example. CID is
monitoring the criminal review/investigation while OPS awaits criminal investigation conclusion. Once
that is done then we will jump in (exactly when depends on the conclusion of the criminal review) with
the Administrative investigation. Feel free to pass along our contact information to them.
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255

Travis,
Is this training something IA can do for the Gambling Commission?
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Lt. LeBlanc,
Here is the request from the WS Gambling Commission I talked to you about last week. Please let me
know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273
From: Jim Semmens [mailto:JimS@wsgc.wa.gov]

Subject: Officer involved Shooting Investigation
Sgt. Hall, the Washington State Gambling Commission is looking for training on how to conduct an
officer involved shooting investigation. The Gambling Commission will not be conducting the criminal
investigation but will be conducting an administrative investigation through a Lethal Force Review
Board. We have developed policy and procedures for responding to a lethal force incident but that’s as
far as we have gotten to date. Some training areas of interest would include:
What to expect from the eventual civil lawsuit
Media issues
What to expect from the criminal investigation

legal issues
Administrative investigation – where to start / how to proceed
Interagency cooperation
At this time we are looking at any and all options to prepare for an officer involved shooting. Any
information you have and would be willing to share would be appreciated.
Thanks a bunch..

James M. Semmens, Special Agent Supervisor
Washington State Gambling Commission
Law Enforcement Training Unit
Office (360) 486-3509
Cell (360) 790-0136

Subject: Re: TARS closing
I will do it down here. Thanks for the reminder.

Subject: TARS closing
Captain,
FYI…I was checking the missing TARS report, and your name appears on the list.
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Can you ensure the TARS are cleared please?
Thanks

Captain,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Thank you.

Subject: RE: TARS closing
It is completed.
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Can you ensure the TARS are cleared please?
Thanks

Captain,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

To: Matagi, John (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP)
Subject: LPO
I am jammed in construction traffic. I may be 5-10 late.

Subject: FW: ASCIA
Any one a member of this group? Anyone know what it is?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2010 4:23 PM
Subject: ASCIA
Hi Mike – Have you had occasion to become a member of ASCIA since being assigned to CID? If not, do
you have any HQ Staff (CID Lieutenants) who are members? I would like to speak to whomever is
linked to ASCIA to discuss a concept. Thanks/Brian.
Brian A. Ursino
www.aamva.org
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: RE: Applicants
OPS is going to be looking for a new AA3, Melinda is leaving on November 19th and moving to Idaho.
Would any of these candidates be good to recommend to OPS? Since they are being back grounded
and polygraphed maybe OPS can save time and money.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Dan,
Thanks for the update….this is confirmation that we picked the correct individuals for our top three
candidates. Thanks again for all the work you did in preparing for these interviews. You were well
organized and prepared for both days and I appreciate your efforts. Thanks again.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: Applicants
Lt. LeBlanc/Vicky,
Yesterday I called the first reference for the top three candidates and all were highly recommended.
Each person I called was very enthusiastic to give their recommendation and couldn’t say enough good
things about them.
Also, I have called the other applicants (still awaiting two return calls) to let them know they did not
make it to the background and polygraph.
Thanks,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

Please reach out to Rob Huss and let him know. He would appreciate having someone in place as soon
as possible. Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Captain,
All three of these candidates were exceptional and any one of them would do well in OPS. I would
highly recommend OPS consider the remaining two that we do not select. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

OPS is going to be looking for a new AA3, Melinda is leaving on November 19th and moving to Idaho.
Would any of these candidates be good to recommend to OPS? Since they are being back grounded
and polygraphed maybe OPS can save time and money.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Dan,
Thanks for the update….this is confirmation that we picked the correct individuals for our top three
candidates. Thanks again for all the work you did in preparing for these interviews. You were well
organized and prepared for both days and I appreciate your efforts. Thanks again.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: Applicants
Lt. LeBlanc/Vicky,
Yesterday I called the first reference for the top three candidates and all were highly recommended.
Each person I called was very enthusiastic to give their recommendation and couldn’t say enough good
things about them.
Also, I have called the other applicants (still awaiting two return calls) to let them know they did not
make it to the background and polygraph.
Thanks,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

To: Fox, Christine (WSP)
Subject: Buttons
Good morning,
Do you have uniform buttons that don't need to be polished?
I have heard that there are buttons there that have been turned in that may be plated.
Mike
Subject: Re: Buttons
Thanks. I have heard there is a drawer that has buttons that may have been turned in.

From: Fox, Christine (WSP)
Subject: RE: Buttons
Morning!
I do not think so, however will double check and let you know.
Christine Fox
Supply Section Manager
Subject: Buttons
Good morning,
Do you have uniform buttons that don't need to be polished?
I have heard that there are buttons there that have been turned in that may be plated.
Mike
Subject: RE: AC Hattell"s BB
Date: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 1:46:00 PM
Hey, how’s it going?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Smith, Suzee (WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Grayless, Amy (WSP); Schiewe,
Kathy (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP);
DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP);
Johnson, Bob (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Sass, Jeff (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Lowry, Crystal (WSP)
Subject: RE: AC Hattell's BB
Assistant Chief Hattell’s Blackberry is now working. He still has the same BB number (360-791-1376)
however his Pin has changed: 312B0D37.
Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Subject: AC Hattell's BB
Importance: High
Assistant Chief Hattell will have a temporary BlackBerry for the weekend while his is being replaced. His
temporary number will be (360) 481-2761.
His replacement phone is expected to arrive on Tuesday of next week, but I will send out a notification
when it is up and running!
Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
It didn’t specify questions about the blackberry only.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I meant questions about the blackberry issue… J
I’m fine, you?
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Importance: High
Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Name calling and rejection? Just because I cared enough not to view you as the nameless, faceless
person that distributes Hattell’s direction? Instead, I chose to see you as a person that is worthy of
someone asking how you are for a change!
Well if checking on my little Stephie-poo makes me a bad guy then so be it. It hurts though, deep.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Whatever! You are so critical. I am leaving you off of my distribution list from now on, Mr. Picky-Pants!
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I’m fine, you?
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129


Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Importance: High
Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP)
Subject: FW: BFS Pie Day
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Pie Day.pdf
Pie day. Pass it on.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Isa, Juwariyah (WSP)

To: G-S-Armstrong-Complex-Everyone; G-S-Building 3000 Everyone; G-S-Tumwater Square-Everyone;
G-S-GA Everyone; G-S-Aviation Section
Subject: BFS Pie Day
Budget & Fiscal Services annual Pie Day will be held on November 9th at 10 o’clock AM!
cid:image005.png@01CB6FA4.E516D6B0 Please bring in a nonperishable food item
cid:image004.png@01CB6FA4.E516D6B0 or monetary donation and enjoy all the delicious pies that will
be served! cid:image004.png@01CB705A.A221E910All proceeds will go to the Thurston County Food
Bank. cid:image005.png@01CB705A.A221E910 Everyone is welcome to join us in all the Pie Day FUN!
cid:image002.png@01CB6FA4.E516D6B0
Please see attached flier for more information!
Juwariyah Isa
Washing State Patrol

210 11th Ave - Room 116
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 596-4082
I call you precious and you call me Mr. Picky Pants? How about a better nick name?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Oh, well, maybe you just interpreted my email all wrong!? Maybe by “critical” I meant “helpful.” And
maybe leaving you off the distribution list meant, I would have the courtesy to call instead. And just
because I came up with a cute new nickname for you, you get all bent out of shape? You just look for
the negative don’t you!?
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129


Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I’m fine, you?
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129


Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Importance: High
Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Whatever. I am going to tell Harkcom and we are going to change your nick name.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Nope. Too late. I already passed it around and everyone is used to it. It can’t be changed.
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I’m fine, you?
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Importance: High
Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
It’s where you have brought this. I try to check on you and you jump on me and ridicule me with cruel
nicknames. It’s out of my hands now. The council has spoken. Harkcom is in.
This is not what I wanted, but you brought this on yourself.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

No, it is against nickname law! And against all decency to consult with Harkcom!!!!!!!!
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129


Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129


Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I’m fine, you?
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Importance: High
Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
If you don’t recognize the council, how can you contest? Duh!
Whatever, Precious it is. I gave that one to you for a reason so I guess it can stand. I bet you threw
the sticky away though didn’t you?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I don’t recognize your council, and contest any nickname change.
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I’m fine, you?
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Importance: High
Thank you,
Stephanie Porter

Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
As long as you remember the sentiment that was behind it, that’s a good thing.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I was going to scan it and send it to you, but I don’t know where it is. But I KNOW I did NOT throw it
away. It is just temporarily misplaced.
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129


Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I’m fine, you?

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)


Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Importance: High
Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
OK precious. Back to work. I am doing probationary JPA’s and just loving it, can you tell?
If I keep emailing you, I may reminisce about something else and that’s trouble.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Of course I do.
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129


Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I’m fine, you?
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Importance: High
Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
In person next time so we don’t get fired maybe?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Have a good afternoon. We will talk again soon.
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

OK precious. Back to work. I am doing probationary JPA’s and just loving it, can you tell?
If I keep emailing you, I may reminisce about something else and that’s trouble.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Of course I do.
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129


Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129


Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I’m fine, you?
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Importance: High
Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Subject: FW: 3000-150-036 - Truck Collision Report (Parts A-J)
FYI
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Balcom, William (WSP); Usher, Tammy (WSP); Cooper, Jerry (WSP)
Subject: RE: 3000-150-036 - Truck Collision Report (Parts A-J)
Great teamwork between the divisions in addressing these updates. It truly takes a village to make
things work and I appreciate the work done on this to make these improvements.
Outstanding work and keep up the great work!
Captain Darrin T. Grondel
Commercial Vehicle Division
(360) 596-3801
CVD Strives to Make Washington Roadways the Safest in the Nation.
From: Balcom, William (WSP)

FYI

To: Balcom, William (WSP)
Cc: Wilcoxson, Greg (WSP)
Hi Bill,
Thank you again for your inter-division partnership and letting my folks have a say in changes that
affect both of our Divisions. If I am not mistaken, this is how business gets done.
Thanks again, Jerry
From: Wilcoxson, Greg (WSP)

Cc: Cooper, Jerry (WSP)
Subject: RE: 3000-150-036 - Truck Collision Report (Parts A-J)
Thank you! These really turned out nice and user friendly. Great job to all who participated.
Detective Gregory A. Wilcoxson
From: Balcom, William (WSP)

To: Wilcoxson, Greg (WSP)
Greg – hear they are with links to access them on-line noted below.
Bill
From: Usher, Tammy (WSP)

Subject: 3000-150-036 - Truck Collision Report (Parts A-J)
Bill, attached are Parts A-J of 3000-150-036, Truck Collision Report.
These forms have been uploaded to Inside WSP. They are available from:
1. The CVD Inside WSP home page under the link “CVD Forms Library.”
2. The FOB Inside WSP home page under the link “FOB Forms Directory.”
3. From the “Agency Forms” area on Inside WSP in the CVD folder (see
http://iwspsp/documents/Pages/Forms.aspx).
4. From the master spreadsheet of agency documents (see

http://iwspsp/documents/Pages/Forms.aspx and click on “Current Agency Documents List”).
(There really is only one copy of each form on Inside WSP—they’re just available in multiple locations.)
When I reviewed the forms, I also tested them, which required a back-and-forth with David and me for
a few days to fix some minor things. The only notable changes I made:
· Part A: Changed “Investigation” to “Investigating” before the word “Agency” in the third row.
· Part F: Took out a lot of the lines on this form. Most of the form was in boxes and it looked a
bit too much to me.
David did a great job on this project, and I would like to thank you for your kinds words about his
work.
Now that David’s portion of this project is complete, please see me directly if you have any questions or
changes.
Thank you for your patience.
Tammy
Subject: Re: JPA
Geez man, I said come see me FIRST. What the heck?

Subject: RE: JPA
Boss,
I had a chance to review the JPA. Thank you for your comments. I have printed it out and signed it.
It is on your desk. Thanks again.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: JPA
Please review and then come talk to me later so we can go over it prior to signature. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Attachments: 2010_WATPA_Nominees.pdf
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Fw: 2010 WATPA Award Nominees
I welcome your input.

Our Motto is:

To: mikew@isomedia.com <mikew@isomedia.com>; sparkscc1@comcast.net
<sparkscc1@comcast.net>; dan.satterberg@kingcounty.gov <dan.satterberg@kingcounty.gov>; Batiste,
John (WSP); Don Pierce <DPierce@waspc.org>; emil.dammel@pemco.com
<emil.dammel@pemco.com>; hgjesdal@co.douglas.wa.us <hgjesdal@co.douglas.wa.us>; Smith, Suzee
(WSP); Colasurdo, Mary <Mary.Colasurdo@kingcounty.gov>
Please take a moment to review the attached nominee document and let me know who your selections
are to be recognized at the WATPA conference luncheon.
Thank you,
Cynthia
From: Cynthia Jordan

To: 'Beth Taylor'; Cynthia Jordan; 'dan.satterberg@kingcounty.gov'; Don Pierce; 'Emil Dammel'; Grant
Clark; 'hgjesdal@co.douglas.wa.us'; 'Jo Thompson'; Joanna Arlow; 'john.batiste@wsp.wa.gov';
'john.lovick@snoco.org'; 'ken.hohenberg@ci.kennewick.wa.us'; 'Mary Colasurdo'; 'mikew@isomedia.com';
Greetings,
Thank you,
Cynthia

360- 292-7939
cjordan@waspc.org
Subject: RE: Lpo
No worries. Have a great weekend.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Lpo
Captain,
I finished my class early and would like to take the rest off the day if that's okay.
Thanks
--------------------------
From my Blackberry
(360) 704-2954 (Office)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Subject: JPA
Dennis and Chuck have signed their respective JPA’s. Can you put that in so they don’t continue to
show up as late. I will get Keith’s done Monday.
Thank you
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: JPA
Dennis yesterday, Chuck today.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: JPA
What day did they sign them?
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: JPA
Dennis and Chuck have signed their respective JPA’s. Can you put that in so they don’t continue to
show up as late. I will get Keith’s done Monday.
Thank you

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: SL
My sons school called. He's sick and needs to go home. I am headed to get him.
On the BB if you need me. I have things I will be working on at home.

Subject: Re: Det Jas Kirk
Yes. It was a good deal. We had several people from the division attend.
Nice deal.

Hi Mike,
Were you able to get Jas in to see the Chief?
Thanks
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Smith, Suzee (WSP)
Subject: Re: Det Jas Kirk
Mike, indeed this was a very unusual case for any detective to take on. You made another great choice
in who to turn loose on the matter. Thanks!
The outcome and professional quality of Jas' work is exemplary in every sense.
Please arrange with Suzee to find time to bring Jas in so that I can personally thank him with a chief's
coin.
Our Motto is:

Cc: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Batiste, John (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Mike,
Please pass along my appreciation to all of your investigators that were involved in this. I heartily
concur with your sentiments.
Greg
(360) 704-2979

AC Miller,
This is an email that we received regarding Jas Kirk and his work on the election fraud/signature
gathering case that we did.
As you know, this case was significant for a number of reasons. During this political season, there are
several highly contested local and national election races that are viewed as critical and a large number
of ballot initiatives that are up for our citizens to vote on. All sides of all the issues are battling hard for
their respective beliefs and candidates.
This case involved a signature gatherer in King County that was allegedly committing fraud by placing
false names and invalid information on the initiative paperwork. We received the case and very quickly
determined that the fraud did occur. It was sent to the Prosecutor and the suspect was charged. This
made the news, newspapers and talk shows and is very much in the minds of the voters.
The prosecutor was very pleased with the work and the timeliness of the investigation. (Please see the
email below)
Just a great example of how our detectives serve the citizens every day and how we are able to do this
better than anyone else. I am very proud of Jas for his work and wanted to share this with you.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Hobbs, Stephen
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Steve,
Thank for the taking the time to recognize Jas. It’s always nice to get positive feedback from our
customers.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)

(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
From: Hobbs, Stephen [mailto:Stephen.Hobbs@kingcounty.gov]

Cc: Goodhew, Ian
Subject: Det Jas Kirk
Sgt. Harkom and Lt. Huntley,
Just want to take a moment to recognize the great work that Det. Jas Kirk did in the recent
investigation concerning fraudulent petition signatures (I-1028 petition). I know that this is probably not
the normal sort of WSP investigation, but Det. Kirk jumped right in enthusiastically. I particularly
appreciated his willingness to hit the street and contact a large number of individuals personally so we
could confirm the fraudulent activity. His final report was clear and well-organized, which certainly
made my job much easier!
Both the Secretary of State and the King County Prosecutor have recognized that the early detection
and prosecution of election fraud is essential to preserving the integrity of the election process. The
assistance of the WSP, and Det. Kirk's good work on this case, are certainly appreciated in this
endeavor.
Regards,
Steve
Stephen Hobbs
Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Criminal Division, Appellate Unit
King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office
W554 King County Courthouse
516 3rd Avenue
206.296.9511
Subject: NCO=Backbone
Attachments: US Army NCO"s-Backbone.pdf
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Berry, Shawn (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: FW:
Wow, it never ceases to amaze me. Man I hope no other agencies are getting these emails from us.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Owens-White, Bambi (WSP)

Cc: G-S-Armstrong-Complex-Everyone; G-S-Building 3000 Everyone; G-S-Tumwater Square-Everyone;
G-S-GA Everyone; G-S-Aviation Section
Subject: FW:

To: OPS mailbox
Subject: RE: Harassing phone calls from WSP "Solicitors"
We will look in to it, thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: OPS mailbox

Subject: FW: Harassing phone calls from WSP "Solicitors"
Captain,
Is this something your shop would look into? thx
Denise Poe
(360) 704-2330
From: bethschubert@comcast.net [mailto:bethschubert@comcast.net]
To: OPS mailbox
Subject: Harassing phone calls from WSP "Solicitors"
Hello
Recently I have been receiving multiple phone calls from a number listed as "800 services" on my caller
id. Yesterday I reluctantly answered as they have called as many as 7 times a day and I wanted it to
stop. They were looking for my husband, Matthew, and demanded to speak with him. They said they
were with the Troopers and wanted to know if my husband was still the owner of Secure Alliance
Protective Services. I told them they could discuss any business with me and they got very angry. I told
them that the business was closed due to the economy and they hung up. After doing research I
discovered that many people are getting these phone calls and reporting them to a site called
800notes.com. I thought you should read this information as it sounds like this company is scamming
people and using your good name to do it.
800notes.com <http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-370-2139>
Thank you for your dedication in protecting my community.
Beth Schubert
Camp Promise West Director
***Visit www.camppromise.org to see why When Pigs Flu there were more happy campers.***
Volunteers came together to make Camp Promise West.... make dreams come true in 2010 visit CPW
online today
Maybe Ken can dig in to this and see what it is.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: OPS mailbox

Captain,
Denise Poe
(360) 704-2330
To: OPS mailbox
Hello
Beth Schubert
online today
To: Spurling, Ryan (WSP)
Subject: FW: Officer Safety, Contact and Cover (UNCLASSIFIED)
Attachments: Contact and Cover Article - Law Officer.pdf
Importance: High
Ryan,
This article seems consistent with what we teach, although we tweak it a bit. But is there anything in
here that seems out of place as far as how the second officer should be used? I think it speaks to a
very good practice of having the second officer actually providing security for the contact officer.
Thoughts?

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA [mailto:edgar.w.dahl@us.army.mil]
Importance: High
Classification: UNCLASSIFIED
Caveats: FOUO
You heard of this technique?...worthwhile?
From: Austin, Melvin C CIV USA IMCOM
To: Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA; Jungers, Michael V CIV USA IMCOM
Cc: Freeman, Larry C CIV USA IMCOM
Importance: High
Caveats: FOUO
I have not read this yet but wanted to get to you ASAP to determine if this is something that should be
passed on to our officers.
Mel Austin
Security and Access Control, DES
Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
253.967.9283 (office)
253.405.2338 (mobile)
From: Burden, William M MAJ MIL USA IMCOM
To: Toth, Mathew S CIV USA IMCOM; Austin, Melvin C CIV USA IMCOM; Johnson, Kimberly S MSG MIL
USA FORSCOM; Cowart, Milton C MSG MIL USA IMCOM
Cc: Naab, Daniel S CPT MIL USA
Importance: High
Caveats: FOUO
Something all our officers could benefit from. Ensure we incorporate where appropriate.
From: Hewitt, Dale J Mr CIV USA IMCOM WEST
To: Ferris, Christopher S Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Fishbeck, Phillip E CIV USA IMCOM; Fullmer, David Mr
CIV USA; Jorge, Alberto Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Kropushek, Michael R MAJ MIL USA IMCOM; Laughlin,
James S CIV USA IMCOM; Lightner, Vernon F LTC MIL USA FORSCOM; Molina, Macedonio R MAJ MIL
USA TRADOC; Morrison, Donald Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Ortega, Dan R CIV USA; Pinto, Angelia M CIV
USA; Pirtle, Robert W Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Rhoads, Billy Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Taradash, Robert M COL
MIL USA; Tyler, Oscar R LTC MIL USA IMCOM
Cc: Acuna, Ray Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Archer, Erik S MAJ MIL USA FORSCOM; Backus, Carl R CIV USA
IMCOM; Barnes, Shawn O SGM MIL USA IMCOM; Bills, Bradley W CIV USA IMCOM; Bowman, Christi M
CIV USA; Branham, Lee CIV USA; Burden, William M MAJ MIL USA IMCOM; Dimattia, Vittorino Mr CIV
USA IMCOM; Dixon, Dean L Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Edmonds, Stephen J Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Ferris,
Christopher S Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Fishbeck, Phillip E CIV USA IMCOM; Glanzer, Alan J Mr CIV USA
IMCOM; Green, Gerald K SGM MIL USA IMCOM; Henderson, Aaron L Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Hizon, Romeo
M 1LT MIL USA; Jacob, Steven M Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Ladik, John W SGM MIL USA TRADOC; Lister,
Melvin Mr CIV USA TRADOC; Madrigal, Jaime L Mr (Irwin CoP); McPherson, Carl L CIV USA IMCOM;
Millett, Jason A Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Morgan, Roy L CIV USA IMCOM; Morningstar, Stephen L Mr. USA
CSTC; Proctor, Preston K Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Ross, David W LTC MIL USA FORSCOM; Sanders, Rickey
L CIV USA IMCOM; Shears, Ollie J CIV USA IMCOM; Toth, Mathew S CIV USA IMCOM; Townsend,
Steven M SGM MIL USA FORSCOM (Huach SGM); Vander Bloomen, Mark, Mr. (Irwin); Washington,
Derrick C CIV USA; Wunsch, Christopher M MSG MIL USA; Zimmer, Christopher J CIV USA IMCOM
Importance: High
Caveats: FOUO
To All,
Good article. For your situational awareness.
Regards, Dale
Dale J. Hewitt
Region Law Enforcement Specialist
HQ Installation Management Command, West Region
1835 Army Boulevard, Building 2001, Suite 0011 San Antonio, TX 78234-2686
Comm: (210) 295-2175
Fax: (210) 295-0998
Cell: (210) 326-7221
E-mail: dale.hewitt2@us.army.mil
From: Beam, Mary Ms CIV USA IMCOM HQ
To: Barnes, David L Mr CIV USA IMCOM WEST; Bennett, Jerry K Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Brown, Thomas C
CTR US USA; Daigle, Michael G USA; Hewitt, Dale J Mr CIV USA IMCOM WEST; Mattingly, Ronald E Mr
CIV USA IMCOM; michael.lacy2@eur.army.mil; Reaves, Mark A Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Whitney, Daryl Mr
CIV US USA IMCOM
Cc: Barton, Samuel CIV USA IMCOM HQ; Leugers, Thomas G CIV USA IMCOM HQ; Mettert, Brian R Mr
CIV USA IMCOM HQ; Steele, Chris CIV USA IMCOM HQ
Caveats: FOUO
For your situational awareness.
v/r,
Mary
Mary J. Beam
Chief, Law Enforcement Branch
Protection Services Division
HQ Installation Management Command
Office #210-424-8368
Blackberry #210-846-7709
e-mail: mary.beam@us.army.mil
Caveats: FOUO
Caveats: FOUO
Caveats: FOUO
Caveats: FOUO
Caveats: FOUO
To: "Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA"
Subject: RE: Officer Safety, Contact and Cover (UNCLASSIFIED)
I read through it and it does seem to have good information. It is always a good idea to outnumber the
bad guys so get help as soon as possible even if it just for a show of force.
Also, clearly identify the roles of each person and stress the importance of the cover officer. Tell your
guys to be in charge of the scene. This is their contact, not the bad guys. Be the boss of it by
dictating what happens, at what pace and when. You don't have to be a loud mouth or a jerk, just be
in charge and let the bad guys know you are in charge.
You and I talked the other day about searches or pat downs and the need to have them secured when
this occurs. Getting them handcuffed for these is the best situation. Having one officer contact and
one cover for the handcuffing is ideal. Get them off balance, take the advantage and keep it. Dictate
the contact to them, not the other way around.
It is not always fun or exciting to be the cover officer because you don't get to play, but it is a critical
role that if done right can deter a bad guy from acting on an impulse. It can also be the difference in
who goes home that night if something does go wrong. Remember, luck favors the prepared and in our
case, if we are mentally and physically prepared to act when the situation dictates, we get to go home.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Importance: High
Caveats: FOUO
You heard of this technique?...worthwhile?
From: Austin, Melvin C CIV USA IMCOM
To: Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA; Jungers, Michael V CIV USA IMCOM
Cc: Freeman, Larry C CIV USA IMCOM
Importance: High
Caveats: FOUO
I have not read this yet but wanted to get to you ASAP to determine if this is something that should be
passed on to our officers.
Mel Austin
Security and Access Control, DES
Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
253.967.9283 (office)
253.405.2338 (mobile)
From: Burden, William M MAJ MIL USA IMCOM
To: Toth, Mathew S CIV USA IMCOM; Austin, Melvin C CIV USA IMCOM; Johnson, Kimberly S MSG MIL
USA FORSCOM; Cowart, Milton C MSG MIL USA IMCOM
Cc: Naab, Daniel S CPT MIL USA
Importance: High
Caveats: FOUO
Something all our officers could benefit from. Ensure we incorporate where appropriate.
From: Hewitt, Dale J Mr CIV USA IMCOM WEST
To: Ferris, Christopher S Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Fishbeck, Phillip E CIV USA IMCOM; Fullmer, David Mr
CIV USA; Jorge, Alberto Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Kropushek, Michael R MAJ MIL USA IMCOM; Laughlin,
James S CIV USA IMCOM; Lightner, Vernon F LTC MIL USA FORSCOM; Molina, Macedonio R MAJ MIL
USA TRADOC; Morrison, Donald Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Ortega, Dan R CIV USA; Pinto, Angelia M CIV
USA; Pirtle, Robert W Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Rhoads, Billy Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Taradash, Robert M COL
MIL USA; Tyler, Oscar R LTC MIL USA IMCOM
Cc: Acuna, Ray Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Archer, Erik S MAJ MIL USA FORSCOM; Backus, Carl R CIV USA
IMCOM; Barnes, Shawn O SGM MIL USA IMCOM; Bills, Bradley W CIV USA IMCOM; Bowman, Christi M
CIV USA; Branham, Lee CIV USA; Burden, William M MAJ MIL USA IMCOM; Dimattia, Vittorino Mr CIV
USA IMCOM; Dixon, Dean L Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Edmonds, Stephen J Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Ferris,
Christopher S Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Fishbeck, Phillip E CIV USA IMCOM; Glanzer, Alan J Mr CIV USA
IMCOM; Green, Gerald K SGM MIL USA IMCOM; Henderson, Aaron L Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Hizon, Romeo
M 1LT MIL USA; Jacob, Steven M Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Ladik, John W SGM MIL USA TRADOC; Lister,
Melvin Mr CIV USA TRADOC; Madrigal, Jaime L Mr (Irwin CoP); McPherson, Carl L CIV USA IMCOM;
Millett, Jason A Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Morgan, Roy L CIV USA IMCOM; Morningstar, Stephen L Mr. USA
CSTC; Proctor, Preston K Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Ross, David W LTC MIL USA FORSCOM; Sanders, Rickey
L CIV USA IMCOM; Shears, Ollie J CIV USA IMCOM; Toth, Mathew S CIV USA IMCOM; Townsend,
Steven M SGM MIL USA FORSCOM (Huach SGM); Vander Bloomen, Mark, Mr. (Irwin); Washington,
Derrick C CIV USA; Wunsch, Christopher M MSG MIL USA; Zimmer, Christopher J CIV USA IMCOM
Importance: High
Caveats: FOUO
To All,
Good article. For your situational awareness.
Regards, Dale
Dale J. Hewitt
Region Law Enforcement Specialist
HQ Installation Management Command, West Region
1835 Army Boulevard, Building 2001, Suite 0011 San Antonio, TX 78234-2686
Comm: (210) 295-2175
Fax: (210) 295-0998
Cell: (210) 326-7221
E-mail: dale.hewitt2@us.army.mil
From: Beam, Mary Ms CIV USA IMCOM HQ
To: Barnes, David L Mr CIV USA IMCOM WEST; Bennett, Jerry K Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Brown, Thomas C
CTR US USA; Daigle, Michael G USA; Hewitt, Dale J Mr CIV USA IMCOM WEST; Mattingly, Ronald E Mr
CIV USA IMCOM; michael.lacy2@eur.army.mil; Reaves, Mark A Mr CIV USA IMCOM; Whitney, Daryl Mr
CIV US USA IMCOM
Cc: Barton, Samuel CIV USA IMCOM HQ; Leugers, Thomas G CIV USA IMCOM HQ; Mettert, Brian R Mr
CIV USA IMCOM HQ; Steele, Chris CIV USA IMCOM HQ
Caveats: FOUO
For your situational awareness.
v/r,
Mary
Mary J. Beam
Chief, Law Enforcement Branch
Protection Services Division
HQ Installation Management Command
Office #210-424-8368
Blackberry #210-846-7709
e-mail: mary.beam@us.army.mil
Caveats: FOUO
Caveats: FOUO
Caveats: FOUO
Caveats: FOUO
Caveats: FOUO
Chief Batiste,
Per your request, I had Lt. Bosman put this together for me. It appears that the SNOCAT, while it is a
solid unit and is run by our own EJ Swainson, has received the award recently.
That is not to say they are not worthy of nomination, because their work dictates that they are.
However, my nomination would go to the Yakima group because of the work they have done to reduce
auto theft in their area, even during a time when the rest of the state and the nation are experiencing
an upturn. This is also a group that our District 3 Detectives recently agreed to work with and this
partnership will benefit us all. This group has done some good work to get their problem under control.
Hopefully this helps.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
In reference to the award nominees, SNOCAT’s accomplishments would make them one of the front
runners, but they received a WATPA award last year for their accomplishments.
On an individual level, I would seriously consider Rick Barnard from Lakewood Police Department. Rick
is co-housed with our District 1 RATU and has always been willing to assist the WSP personnel. From
my limited interactions with Rick, he has always been energetic and proactive with addressing the auto
theft issues. I was also present when a Pierce County Deputy Prosecutor complimented Rick in a public
setting, with numerous officers present, for his investigations.
It is also hard to argue with the facts that the Yakima County Sheriff’s Office presented for their region.
Despite the rise in auto thefts throughout the State, Yakima County has seen a significant drop in auto
thefts. I know YCSO has also been proactive with addressing the auto theft issues on a multi-faceted
approach. They continue to look for new ways/ideas to address the auto theft issue and involve the
other law enforcement agencies in the region.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953


Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Fw: 2010 WATPA Award Nominees
I welcome your input.

Our Motto is:

To: mikew@isomedia.com <mikew@isomedia.com>; sparkscc1@comcast.net
<sparkscc1@comcast.net>; dan.satterberg@kingcounty.gov <dan.satterberg@kingcounty.gov>; Batiste,
John (WSP); Don Pierce <DPierce@waspc.org>; emil.dammel@pemco.com
<emil.dammel@pemco.com>; hgjesdal@co.douglas.wa.us <hgjesdal@co.douglas.wa.us>; Smith, Suzee
(WSP); Colasurdo, Mary <Mary.Colasurdo@kingcounty.gov>
Please take a moment to review the attached nominee document and let me know who your selections
are to be recognized at the WATPA conference luncheon.
Thank you,
Cynthia
From: Cynthia Jordan

To: 'Beth Taylor'; Cynthia Jordan; 'dan.satterberg@kingcounty.gov'; Don Pierce; 'Emil Dammel'; Grant
Clark; 'hgjesdal@co.douglas.wa.us'; 'Jo Thompson'; Joanna Arlow; 'john.batiste@wsp.wa.gov';
'john.lovick@snoco.org'; 'ken.hohenberg@ci.kennewick.wa.us'; 'Mary Colasurdo'; 'mikew@isomedia.com';
Greetings,
Thank you,
Cynthia

360- 292-7939
cjordan@waspc.org
Subject: JPA
Keith’s is done as of yesterday.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Dan,
Can you or Julie update CITE on the following case please:
01-08-010927 This one is to the prosecutor and was scheduled for trial Sep 20, 2010. It’s the case
against the guy that Howsen was involved in a shooting with.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Gundermann, Juli (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP)
Subject: RE:
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: RE:
Captain and Sgt.,
I called and left a message with Prosecutor David Bruneau for an update. I will let you know when he
returns my call.
Thanks,
Juli

Subject: FW:
When you get a chance, please?

Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

Subject:
Dan,
Can you or Julie update CITE on the following case please:
01-08-010927 This one is to the prosecutor and was scheduled for trial Sep 20, 2010. It’s the case
against the guy that Howsen was involved in a shooting with.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: ASCIA
Did we decide who was going to do this yet?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: ASCIA
Hi Mike – Have you had occasion to become a member of ASCIA since being assigned to CID? If not, do
you have any HQ Staff (CID Lieutenants) who are members? I would like to speak to whomever is
linked to ASCIA to discuss a concept. Thanks/Brian.
Brian A. Ursino
www.aamva.org
Subject: FW: 2010 CALEA Information
Attachments: CID.xlsx
Importance: High
Keith,
Let’s go over this together at least to begin with so you can show me what we do and what it is all
about. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: 2010 CALEA Information
Importance: High
I have attached the listing of CALEA information needed from CID for 2010. If you let me know who
you assign to this project I can ensure they are granted access to the DRT SharePoint site. The site has
a full listing of CALEA standards. It also includes updated checklists to show division/district progress.
We are asking that the 2010 proofs be provided to SPP no later than December 31st.
Please contact me if you have any questions.
Thank you.
Jennifer Meyer | Washington State Patrol | SPP | 360-596-4138 | jennifer.meyer@wsp.wa.gov

<mailto:jennifer.meyer@wsp.wa.gov>

Subject: 2010 CALEA DRT Information and Training
DRT Team Members,
Thank you all again for your hard work over the past three years to help make our 2010 CALEA On-Site
assessment one of the most successful in WSP history. The Chief will be attending a banquet in July to
accept our reaccreditation award.
We are experimenting with a different approach to the DRT training this year. Rather than having all of
you come to HQ I have created a SharePoint Team Site http://sharepoint/sites/SPP/DRT/default.aspx.
On this site you will find a PowerPoint training presentation and also your proof collection checklists for
2010/2011/2012. Please view the PowerPoint training presentation. The slides have information on due
dates for the upcoming assessment period. You will also be able to find information about where to
access your current proof collection checklists. When you have reviewed the PowerPoint please send
me an e-mail letting me know that you have completed the training and I will ensure that you receive
credit in e-Train.
Please let me know if you have any difficulty accessing the site.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the training PowerPoint, SharePoint Team Site, updated
checklists, or due dates please contact me. If you are new to the team I will contact you individually to
ensure you are able to access the site and that you don’t have any questions.
Thank you all again!!
Jen

To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: RE: Lance Fry
Dan,
Please keep us up to date as soon as you know something and thank you for going with him.
Chuck, let’s make sure we get the details so we can do any paperwork needed for this. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Lance Fry
Importance: High
Dan just called to let everyone know that Lance Fry cut his finger pretty bad at the VIN Lane and is
going by ambulance to the hospital. Dan is going to the hospital as well to make sure Lance is taken
care of.
Thanks,
Vicky
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard

PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: FW: Sexual Harassment Training for Supervisors and Managers
Attachments: Supervisors and Managers by Bureaus.xlsx
Please review this list and ensure that once the training comes out, (on line), your supervisors complete
it. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Hello Commanders,
Please refer to this list and ensure that you and your managers/supervisors complete the required
training.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

To: Lever, Jim (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Miller, Greg
(WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Sexual Harassment Training for Supervisors and Managers
As had been recently discussed, WAC 357-34-105 requires that all WSP supervisors and managers
complete training on a manager’s roles and responsibilities regarding sexual harassment every three
years. This WAC became effective July 1, 2008 and the WSP is 0% in compliance at this point. HRD
has developed the training plan and will use the online training vendor that was recently used to
provide sexual harassment “awareness and prevention” training for the entire agency a year or so ago.
HRD has purchased enough licenses to complete the training (500) from the HRD budget. The training
will be conducted online and the training test results and completion will be tracked by HRD.
The attached list identifies all current WSP supervisors and managers. The list is broken down by
bureau for ease of distribution.
A Daily Bulletin will go out early next week to advise employees of this training requirement for all
“supervisors and managers” and contain a link to the attached list so they can check to see if it applies
to them. The bulletin will set a training completion date of December 31, 2010 and HRD staff will
conduct follow-up to ensure that everyone required to complete the training has done so.
I anticipate that some employees will not carefully read the Daily Bulletin. My suggestion is to forward
the attached list to your district/division commanders when the bulletin comes out so they can follow-up
with their staffs and ensure that all required to complete the training do so. HRD can assist with this
process if requested.
Thanks,
(360) 704-2324 Office

Subject: Re:
Is Tyler the HSD guy? Did he say what he wanted to meet about?

Subject:
Tyler Ray wanted to know if you had a few minutes to meet with him today.
Also, I am leaving for Rebekah’s conference and take her to the Dr.’s she is still under the weather and
has a horrible cough.
Will see you tomorrow. J
Vic
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: Re:
Thank you.

Subject: RE:
Yup, the HSD guy and he did not say what he wanted to talk about sorry.
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: Re:
Is Tyler the HSD guy? Did he say what he wanted to meet about?

Subject:
Tyler Ray wanted to know if you had a few minutes to meet with him today.
Also, I am leaving for Rebekah’s conference and take her to the Dr.’s she is still under the weather and
has a horrible cough.
Will see you tomorrow. J
Vic
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
To: "info@mtpublishing.com"
Subject: Re: Washington State Patrol Yearbook
I do not want to complete the order. Thank you
From: info@mtpublishing.com [mailto:info@mtpublishing.com]

Subject: Washington State Patrol Yearbook
Michael,
I have received your order for the Washington State Patrol Yearbook, however you did not submit a
credit card for payment. I wanted to let you know that without payment, we can not send you a copy of
the book. You may call us at the number listed below and submit a credit card. If you wish, you may
send in a money order or check in the amount of $46.45. If you could please reply back as to what you
wish to do, then I will be sure to indicate that on your order
Thanks,
Sara Evrard
M.T. Publishing Inc.

1-888-263-4702
www.mtpublishing.com
P.O. Box 6802
Evansville, IN 47719-6802

To: Gallagher, Sherry (WSP)
Subject: Re: Farewell!
A well conducted career and a classy ending. God Bless and have fun.
Mike
From: Gallagher, Sherry (WSP)

To: Adkinson, Kurt (WSP); Affeldt, Edith (WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP); Anderson, Sarah (WSP);
Aschenbrenner, Tina (WSP); Ashley, Brian (WSP); Ashley, Jason (WSP); Balogh, Kae (WSP); Bangart,
Dave (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP); Berndt, Bonnie (WSP); Bigger, Elizabeth (WSP); Bringham,
Rebecca (WSP); Brito, Rick (WSP); Brooks, Wendy (WSP); Bryant, Stephanie (WSP); Buettner, JoAnn
(WSP); Burress, Kirk (WSP); Cashen, Laurie (WSP); Cerbes, Kathy (WSP); Conley, Katy (WSP); Conley,
Larry (WSP); Cortez, Rebecca (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Dashiell, Nathan (WSP); Davis, Kathy (WSP);
DePalma, Mike (WSP); Dike, Tracy (WSP); Dutton, Ann (WSP); Eckhart, Shawn (WSP); Elmore, Zach
(WSP); Escalera, Albert (WSP); Fabregas, Yvette (WSP); Fagan, Carol (WSP); Floyd, Neclisa (WSP);
Forrester, Kevin (WSP); Fox, Christine (WSP); Fuentes Espiga, Berta; Gadd, Terry (WSP); Gardner,
Steven (WSP); Geppert, Patricia (WSP); Gill, Angie (WSP); Gocha, Laura (WSP); Gordon, Carri (WSP);
Grayless, Amy (WSP); Grayless, Rachel (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Gurley,
Traci (WSP); Hagseth, Elaine (WSP); Haider, Cindy (WSP); Handley, Eric (WSP); Hartsock, Sean (WSP);
Hayes, Aaron (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP); Jacobs, Kitty (WSP); Johnson, Alaine
(WSP); Kelly, Jim (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Koch, John (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Lathan, Dale
(WSP); Latimer, Tracy (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Lofstrom, Diane (WSP);
Lowry, Crystal (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP); Maples, Melody (WSP); Marshall, Pat (WSP); Miller, Greg
(WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP); Mitchell, Raeanne (WSP); Moreno, Norma (WSP); Mott, Shirley (WSP);
Mullen, Susan (WSP); Nashleanas, Eileen (WSP); Nicholson, Cathy (WSP); Nuse, Jennifer (WSP);
O'Brien, Sharon (WSP); Park, Kate (WSP); Patrick, Kandi (WSP); Poe, Denise (WSP); Pohl, Kristl (WSP);
Pratt, Diane (WSP); Przygocki, Ken (WSP); Pullar, Randall (WSP); Rethwill, Wes (WSP); Runyan, Marivic
(WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Sato, Sandy (WSP); Schiewe, Kathy (WSP); Simpson, Monte (WSP);
Smith, Suzee (WSP); St. Clair, Chan (WSP); Tegard, Mark (WSP); Tombleson, Ellen (WSP); Tufts, Jodi
(WSP); Turcott, Mike (WSP); Ungurs, Duane (WSP); Usher, Tammy (WSP); Verrinder, Sally (WSP);
Viray, Day-Sheryl (WSP); Winchell, Tim (WSP); Wolfe, Margaret (WSP); Yarkut, Inci (WSP); Young,
Kristin (WSP); Zeller, Kevin (WSP); Alexander, Johnny (WSP); Alexander, Monica; Bowen, Ron (WSP);
DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Clark, Bobby (WSP); Clark, Dan (WSP);
Clark, Chris (WSP); Sager, John (WSP)
Subject: Farewell!
This, being my last day of my career with WSP, I wanted to tell you how very much I’ve enjoyed
working alongside all of you over the years. Thanks for enhancing my life, for the good memories
we’ve shared! God-speed, and hopefully, our paths will cross again! It’s been great! J
Sherry Gallagher
Training Division, Washington State Patrol
(360) 426-1661 or Micro 82, ext. 108

Thank you Ken. I appreciate the quick turn around and the response back to the complainant.
DP-this should handle this OPS mailbox complaint. Have a good weekend.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sir,
This is an update to the 800 line compliant we received from the OPS mail box. This is a scam that
appears every year and the blogs referenced in the complainants email start in 2008 to present. This
scam targets several L/E agencies with the WSP being one of them. The 800 number listed in the
blogs is not assigned, but it is a common number in this scam. I have placed a call to JJ Gundermann
and explained that these scams have started again this year and suggested that GMR think about
putting out some sort of press release warning the public of these scams, as well as others. I intend on
sending a response email to the complainant thanking her for notifying us about the scam.
Thanks,
Ken
PO Box 42637
W:(360) 704-2955
C:(360) 239-2147

Would you check this out please?
Thank Ken,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Maybe Ken can dig in to this and see what it is.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: OPS mailbox

Captain,
Denise Poe
(360) 704-2330

To: OPS mailbox
Hello
Beth Schubert
online today
Subject: Re:
Send me a xoxo to my other phone

Please-thank you

Subject:
Please And thank you I'm sure is what u meant. Be happy to.:)
----------
Sent from my Verizon Wireless mobile phone
Keith,
We need to get this information very soon so we can set a meeting with DC Karnitz and answer his
questions. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Yes Sir, I figured that. The money the state saves come from kicking the defrauders off of Medicaid.
I’ll put together more details with Ken and Joe’s help.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Keith,

Subject: FW: Akela Report of Hours / September 2010
Attachments: Akela Report of Hours for Sept. 2010.pdf
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

(WSP)
Subject: FW: Akela Report of Hours / September 2010
Hello Captains,
Here’s the Akela ODE Report for September, 2010. I am sending this to all of you [captains] to scan for
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979

Amy (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Turcott, Mike (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Subject: Akela Report of Hours / September 2010
Good morning,
Enclosed please find the report of hours worked by WSP employees for Akela Security Inc. for the
month of September 2010. Additionally, a list of employees who are authorized to work off-duty
employment for Akela has been included.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

Subject: 33
Date: Monday, November 01, 2010 8:18:11 AM
I am home sick today. See you tomorrow hopefully.

Subject: 33
Date: Tuesday, November 02, 2010 7:22:14 AM
AC Miller,
Still not up to par. Will be in tomorrow I think.

Mike
Subject: 33
Still not feeling well. I will probably be in tomorrow.

Subject: Re: 33
Yes. I will be in tomorrow or you can call me this afternoon.

Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010 07:38 AM
Subject: Re: 33
Captain,
I am in Seattle for the meeting with the US attorney, but would you be available for a phone call this
afternoon or in the office tomorrow morning before I leave for the WATPA conference to discuss a
possible insubordination IRR on Ron Snowden.
Thanks,
Dennis

Subject: 33
Still not feeling well. I will probably be in tomorrow.

Subject: Re: BlackBerry Issues - ITD WO#94156
Since our supervisors are going to be here next week, let's have ITD come do them all at once.
Can you arrange that with Tina please?

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: FW: BlackBerry Issues - ITD WO#94156
How would you like to proceed with the upgrade? Or, if anyone would like to volunteer for the OTA
option here?
Just let me know and will contact ITD.
Vicky
Thanks,
Vicky

Cc: Palmer, Ronald; Molenda, Chris (WSP)
Subject: BlackBerry Issues - ITD WO#94156
Good morning Vicky! Hope you are fabulous today! After conducting some research on these issues,
Verizon technical support has recommended upgrading the device software. According to RIM, this is a
known issue and upgrading the device software to the latest release apparently fixes this.
There are two ways we can upgrade these BlackBerry’s. The first would be to have them dropped off
at ITD Customer Services to upgrade them manually which takes 1-2 hours to complete. The second
option is to upgrade via over-the-air (OTA). If we chose OTA, we would like to first test this on two
devices that are in the Olympia area in case something goes wrong.
When upgrading a device OTA, several requirements must be met. During the devcie upgrade, it will
not be useable in any way until it is complete. The device must have 16 MB of RAM and at least 64 MB
of flash memory available. The battery power level must be 50% or greater for the device to retrieve
the upgrade OTA. If the battery power level is below the minimum requirement, the update process
suspends. The BlackBerry device prompts the user to recharge the battery and start the BlackBerry®
Device Software update process again. If the battery power level returns to 50%, the BlackBerry device
resumes retrieving the update package from the BlackBerry® Infrastructure. The user must be in a
service area. Once the upgrade starts, the user should not do anything to do the device until it is
complete.
We can deploy this to the device two different ways. The first prompts the user to proceed with the
upgrade. The other way is to prompt the user every 24 hours to upgrade the software then after 72
hours if the user has not accepted to begin the install, the device will automatically begin without
permission.
Please let me know how you would like to proceed. If you wish to have them manually upgraded,
please have each user submit a WO request so the technician can schedule with the customer according
to their available drop off date. If we are going to try the OTA method, please let me know of two
devices in the Olympia area that would be willing to test this feature knowing that if something does not
work properly, they may need to bring the device to Customer Services to have the issue remedied.
Tina Simmons
Tier 2 Supervisor
Phone: (360) 705-5169 | Micro 13 x146
Cell: (360) 280-6285
Email: Tina.Simmons@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:Tina.Simmons@wsp.wa.gov>
New Priority 2 Work Order - Reference #00094156
You have been assigned a Priority 2 Work Order:

Issue Description: There have been a few problems with the e-mail going down/out on the Verizon
Blackberries, and they need to take out the battery and put it back in to reset the device.
Mine has gone out twice and I don't believe it was at the same place. This comment was just received
just a moment ago - I just wanted to let you know I just had to re-seat my battery on my BB because I
wasn’t receiving e-mails. (Both comments are from the same person)
Sergeant Dan Hall - (360) 239-0291
My office, at home too. What has happened each time is that the mobile network connection has shut
itself off. When I notice that I am not getting emails, I go in and check the mobile network connection
and it is off. When I reseat the battery and then turn that connection back on, the emails flood in.
Captain Michael Dahl - (360) 239-0042
My BB has stopped receiving e-mails at least 7 times now (once over an entire weekend). There is no
rhyme or reason to this, it just stops. Each time I have been required to remove and re-seat the
battery to get the unit back on line. The problem here is that none of us can afford to be out of touch.
A remedy to this recurring problem is extremely important and needs to happen asap. Thank you in
advance.
Lieutenant Chuck LeBlanc - (360) 239-4174
I don't know the exact number however I would guess it’s been 5-6 times.
Sergeant Rob Brusseau - (360) 901-9311
It happened 3 times in the first three weeks. One time as I went over the pass on I-90. The other was
near Pacific County. The last in Kitsap County. All three times it cleared after the battery was removed. I
have been to all of those places since and has not re-occured. The bb has not had any issues since then
and is now a solid operator. Another instance one had no connection at all, and no e-mail.
Sergeant John Huntington - (360) 204-2834
Mine stopped working in late September and despite efforts such as removing the battery and holding
the on button for 30 seconds I could not restart it. I was in south Snohomish County at that time. I
sent the phone to ITD and Holly Dahl was able to get it working. It has stalled very briefly a couple of
other times but has started working again – that was within the last couple of weeks. I had no problem
sending messages out from Renton last week.
Sergeant Jerry Cooper - (425) 508-0602
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Aw shucks.

Subject: RE: BlackBerry Issues - ITD WO#94156
This is why you are a Captain, you are so smart. J
Thanks,
Vicky


option here?
Vicky
Thanks,
Vicky

complete.
permission.
Tina Simmons
Tier 2 Supervisor

Phone: (360) 705-5169 | Micro 13 x146
Cell: (360) 280-6285
advance.
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Date: Tuesday, November 02, 2010 2:56:33 PM
Works for me. Thanks.

Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010 02:53 PM
Subject: RE: BlackBerry Issues - ITD WO#94156
After a multitude of e-mails… ITD can manually do 4 a day. The thought is that all should be updated
to be on the safe side. The others can be updated using the OTA. That will be tested on two of the
BB’s that are at ITD.
I will send an e-mail to those with issues and ask who will be the first 4 to be guinea pigs. J If that is
good with you. J
Hope you are feeling better. J
Thanks,
Vicky


option here?
Vicky
Thanks,
Vicky

complete.
permission.
Tina Simmons
Tier 2 Supervisor
Phone: (360) 705-5169 | Micro 13 x146
Cell: (360) 280-6285
advance.
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: Re: All TARs are in and approved!
Thank you

Subject: All TARs are in and approved!
Thx,
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Re: Agenda for Sgt. Meeting
Sounds good. She needs to be there so let's accommodate her.

Subject: Agenda for Sgt. Meeting
Just had a phone call with Karen Green, she has been called to testify on Monday, November 8th , in
Pierce County. She will not be able to make it on Monday. Karen said that they promised her that she
will be done testifying by noon on Tuesday, and she will be able to make it to Supply by 1:30. What I
can do, is move the Long Beach – Lessons Learned to the Monday time slot and move her to 1:30 to
2:30. We can do the roundtable at lunch. I have attached an updated agenda.
Please let me know if this will work for you.
Thanks,
Vicky
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Perfect, thanks.

Subject: RE: Agenda for Sgt. Meeting
That is what I had done. She said she would get lunch and eat on the way down, I told her I we were
having a working lunch and I would order her lunch too. Hope that was ok. J
Thanks,
Vicky

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Sounds good. She needs to be there so let's accommodate her.

Subject: Agenda for Sgt. Meeting
Just had a phone call with Karen Green, she has been called to testify on Monday, November 8th , in
Pierce County. She will not be able to make it on Monday. Karen said that they promised her that she
will be done testifying by noon on Tuesday, and she will be able to make it to Supply by 1:30. What I
can do, is move the Long Beach – Lessons Learned to the Monday time slot and move her to 1:30 to
2:30. We can do the roundtable at lunch. I have attached an updated agenda.
Please let me know if this will work for you.
Thanks,
Vicky
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: 33
I am working tomorrow but I am scheduled to be at CJTC. I will be in the office around 10 and then off
to Burien after that.
See you tomorrow.

Subject: 33
Date: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 10:53:00 AM
AC Miller,
I am working today and heading to CJTC to view a training that CSRT is doing. I will be on the BB if
you need me. Thanks for the last two days, it helped and I feel much better.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Re: Adkinson & Lantz
Date: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 2:23:52 PM
The 16th for both. Thanks.

Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 02:09 PM
Subject: Adkinson & Lantz
Have we received start dates for Bruce & Kurt? This way I can get the EARs completed.
Thank you,
Vic J
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: Re: Agenda Change
Hold the agenda until noon Friday, then send it out to all.
Thanks for being patient.

Subject: Agenda Change
Ok, I love my job, I love my job, I love my job. J A/C Miller will not be able to be at our meeting on
Monday, but, will be able to make it at 10:30 to 1:00 and have lunch with us. Which is really nice. J
This is the updated, updated, updated, agenda for your review. Good thing I have not sent it out yet. J
Let me know if this works for everyone and hopefully send it out to all the Sergeants & Support Staff.
Thx,
Vic J
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Date: Thursday, November 04, 2010 4:13:00 PM
FYI

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2010 8:08 AM
(WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP); Whitesell, Lynn (WSP); Brosman III, Thomas (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
FYI

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Kerwin, Bob (WSP); Turcott, Steve (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Vetsch, Mark
(WSP); Gardiner, Ron (WSP); Lewis, Rob (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
FYI

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Casebolt, Clint (WSP); Gardiner, William (WSP); Jacobson, Debby (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP);
Dahl, Mike (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP); Hern, Dayrl (WSP); Stone, Mark (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
Your MAIT guys, plus Rhue. Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Armstrong, Jason (WSP); McCoy, Scott (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Vetsch,
Mark (WSP); Hern, Dayrl (WSP); Poffenbarger, William (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
Subject: Re:
Date: Friday, November 05, 2010 6:51:30 PM
I agree. I will pass it on to them.
Mike

Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 06:46 PM
Subject: Fw:
Thanks to your detectives for booking this suspect!
Greg
Assistant Chief Greg Miller

From: Keightley, Joshua (WSP)

Subject:
Josh Keightley - X251

CO1 - WSP Yakima Communications
Subject: Fw: Telework Agreements
Importance: High
Do we have any?
From: Rasmussen, Melissa (WSP)

Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 11:22 AM
To: Hebert, Larry (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Jacobs, Kitty (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Gurley, Traci (WSP); Poe, Denise (WSP)
Subject: FW: Telework Agreements
Good afternoon,
Just a reminder that I will need your response to the request below by close of business today.
Thank you!
Melissa

Sent: Monday, November 08, 2010 12:05 PM
To: Clark, Dan (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP); Perz, Paul (WSP); St. John, Anjela (WSP);
Hebert, Larry (WSP); McIntyre, Lynn (WSP); Couper, Fiona (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Anderson, Jim
(WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP)
Cc: Chavira, Debb (WSP)
Subject: Telework Agreements
Importance: High
Good afternoon,
Please identify all employees within your division currently on an approved telework agreement. I would
appreciate a response by close of business Wednesday, November 10th.
Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you!
Melissa Rasmussen
Human Resource Consultant
Phone (360) 704-2315 | Fax (360) 704-2297

To: Rasmussen, Melissa (WSP)
Subject: Re: Telework Agreements
I don't have any telecommuters.
Thanks

Good afternoon,
Thank you!
Melissa

Importance: High
Good afternoon,
Melissa Rasmussen
Phone (360) 704-2315 | Fax (360) 704-2297

BTW- Wagners didn't have any Lemon Bars the other day. I actually did check.

Subject: RE: Telework Agreements
Thank you!

Thanks

Good afternoon,
Thank you!
Melissa

Importance: High
Good afternoon,
Melissa Rasmussen
Phone (360) 704-2315 | Fax (360) 704-2297

I'm the nicest guy you know. And one of the only ones who admits he knows you.

Ah, that’s so unusual for you to be nice! Thank you anyway!

BTW- Wagners didn't have any Lemon Bars the other day. I actually did check.

Thank you!

Thanks

Good afternoon,
Thank you!
Melissa

Importance: High
Good afternoon,
Melissa Rasmussen
Phone (360) 704-2315 | Fax (360) 704-2297

Subject: Collision with WSP vehicle
Chuck,
Did we get called to this scene? I don’t remember seeing an event summary and I didn’t hear about it.
Maybe Kurt Adkinson went?
Columbian basin Herald
Police Taser man to end chase
Posted: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 4:00 pm | Updated: 11:20 am, Thu Nov 11, 2010.
MOSES LAKE — A chase reaching speeds of up to 110 mph ended with a man being Tasered and
arrested by police two miles east of Moses Lake Monday afternoon.
A deputy from the Grant County Sheriff’s Office was attempting to pull over alleged driver, James E.
Vancleve, 48, Lewiston, Idaho, for a defective exhaust on a 1991 Honda Accord, Grant County Chief
Deputy Courtney Conklin said on Tuesday.
Vancleve reportedly turned around and looked at the deputy before accelerating at a high rate of speed,
said Conklin.
A chase ensued between Vancleve and the deputy, according to Conklin.
Vancleve reportedly weaved in and out of traffic, ran a red light at the intersection of state Route 17
and East Broadway Avenue and continued eastbound on Wheeler Road, according to Conklin.
“The driver was swerving around traffic, passing on the right shoulder and he forced traffic to go on the
shoulder,” said Conklin. “He was driving erratically and had disregard for everyone.”
Authorities believe Vancleve was eluding police due to a prior Department of Corrections warrant for his
arrest.
He is a convicted felon, said Conklin.
Vancleve allegedly drove eastbound on I-90, exiting onto Road 1.5 Southeast, according to Conklin.
Washington State Patrol were called to assist the sheriff’s office.
Vancleve reportedly came close to crashing several times due to his high rate of speed, before turning
northbound onto the gravel road Baseline .5 Southeast.
A state patrol car was heading northbound on the same road when Vancleve alledgedly crashed head
on into the patrol car, said Conklin.
“The crash disabled both cars. Vancleve then fled on foot and the deputy followed him into the field,”
said Conklin.
The trooper involved in the collision was not hurt.
Authorities followed Vancleve for about 50 yards before Vancleve alledgedly hid behind several old cars,
forcing law enforcement to lose sight of him.
Conklin said authorities spotted Vancleve after he attempted to start a small white truck.
“The deputy opened the truck door and Tasered him in his left shoulder. It successfully subdued him
and we were able to arrest him,” said Conklin.
Vancleve was arrested for felony eluding, unlawful possession of firearm, hit and run with injury and
driving with license suspended in the third degree by the sheriff’s office.
The pursuit lasted for about 30 minutes.
Vancleve was taken to Samaritan Hospital to be evaluated for injuries and possible drug use, according
to Conklin. He was booked into jail afterward.
Vancleve had a passenger, Doug Paris, 28, Moses Lake, in the Honda during the chase.
Paris was not arrested and released by authorities at the scene.
“He was there for the ride,” said Conklin.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Your WASPC application has been received
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Jamie Yoder [mailto:jyoder@waspc.org]

Subject: Your WASPC application has been received
Dear Michael,
Thank you for applying for membership in the Wasington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs
(WASPC).
We will be in contact with your soon to inform you of your eligibility in our organization. Please do not
send any dues money until you have been approved.
Thank you,
The WASPC Staff
Application received from IP:10.10.30.19, Hostname: marty.waspc.org

Subject: FW: Advance Notice - Lebanese National Police Officer Tour
FYI.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2010 6:02 PM
To: Thomas, Mark (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Wilton, Mark
(WSP); Simpson, Monte (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP);
McIntyre, Lynn (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Baumgartner, Jo (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Cc: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP);
Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: Advance Notice - Lebanese National Police Officer Tour
This is advance notice that the WSP has been requested to host a group of Lebanese National Police
Officers December 17-21, 2010. A similar tour occurred September 2009, as part of an exchange of
law enforcement information sponsored by the U.S Department of State and World Affairs Council. Due
to a lengthy approval process the actual schedule of events will not be confirmed until November
30.
The group is anticipated to consist of ten officers, three interpreters, and three escorts. Based on the
previous visit and additional requests, the tour is anticipated to include tours and presentations at
various locations but is subject to change. Included in the event will be presentations and a tour at the
Academy, Bomb Team robot demonstration, SWAT Team vehicle display, K-9 demonstration at the
Seattle Terminal, WSF vessel ride, patrol car ride details, CID and IAD overview of services,
Communications Center tour, DOC facility tour, Aviation DART/FLIR demonstration, and crime laboratory
tour.
When the World Affairs Council approves the proposed events I will contact each division or district to
confirm schedules and availability. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Office (360) 426-1661 ext 102
Cell (360) 481-2903
FAX (360) 427-2134
MICRO 82 Ext 102

Cc: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)
Subject: RE: Advance Notice - Lebanese National Police Officer Tour
Thanks Blaine. Didn’t DC Beckley just do some work with these guys?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2010 6:02 PM
To: Thomas, Mark (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Wilton, Mark
(WSP); Simpson, Monte (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP);
McIntyre, Lynn (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Baumgartner, Jo (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Cc: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP);
Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: Advance Notice - Lebanese National Police Officer Tour
This is advance notice that the WSP has been requested to host a group of Lebanese National Police
Officers December 17-21, 2010. A similar tour occurred September 2009, as part of an exchange of
law enforcement information sponsored by the U.S Department of State and World Affairs Council. Due
to a lengthy approval process the actual schedule of events will not be confirmed until November
30.
The group is anticipated to consist of ten officers, three interpreters, and three escorts. Based on the
previous visit and additional requests, the tour is anticipated to include tours and presentations at
various locations but is subject to change. Included in the event will be presentations and a tour at the
Academy, Bomb Team robot demonstration, SWAT Team vehicle display, K-9 demonstration at the
Seattle Terminal, WSF vessel ride, patrol car ride details, CID and IAD overview of services,
Communications Center tour, DOC facility tour, Aviation DART/FLIR demonstration, and crime laboratory
tour.
When the World Affairs Council approves the proposed events I will contact each division or district to
confirm schedules and availability. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Office (360) 426-1661 ext 102
Cell (360) 481-2903
FAX (360) 427-2134
MICRO 82 Ext 102

Subject: FW: 2011 Operational Plans - Due February 1, 2011
Gentlemen,
Please review our plan and look for areas where we can make changes, revisions or improvements. I
would like to meet to discuss this on either December 9th or 10th. Please have some ideas and be
ready to discuss.
Please let Vicky know which day is available for each of you. Lets plan to start the meeting at 0900 and
leave 3 hours just in case.
Vicky, once they agree on a day, please add it to my calendar.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Monday, November 08, 2010 8:54 AM
Subject: RE: 2011 Operational Plans - Due February 1, 2011
Hello Commanders,
I would appreciate it if you could get your operational plans to me for review prior to sending them to
SPP by Monday, January 10, 2011.
Jim - thanks!
Greg
(360) 704-2979
From: Anderson, Jim (WSP)

Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 11:07 AM
Subject: FW: 2011 Operational Plans - Due February 1, 2011
Sir,
Do you want our plans to go through you to SPP or do we submit them directly to SPP? If you, what is
the due date?
Thanks,
Jim
From: Kirkeby, Lila (WSP)

To: Berry, Shawn (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Couper, Fiona
(WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); Grondel,
Darrin (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP); McIntyre, Lynn (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Perz,
Paul (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP);
Sorenson, Don (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); St. John,
Anjela (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Wilton, Mark (WSP); Reichert, Robin (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP);
Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Sass, Jeff (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP)
Cc: Hebert, Larry (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Hattell, Curt
(WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: 2011 Operational Plans - Due February 1, 2011
Captains/Commanders,
Please be reminded your 2011 Division/District Operational Plans are due to SPP no later than February
1, 2011.
The template this year will remain the same as last year with two changes: the year has been updated
from 2010 to 2011 and the Agency Priorities have been updated to reflect the changes made by the
Executive Team in 2010.
SPP and Administrative Services have posted your last year’s plan on the intranet site in word format for
your convenience. The web link is: http://iwspsp/sites/TSB/RMD/SPP/default.aspx Once here under
Resource Links find 2011 Operational Plan Templates.
It is our hope that you will be able to edit the information and have little to no template challenges.
Please let me know if SPP can assist you further.
Thank you.
Lila
Lila Kirkeby
Strategic Planning and Performance Manager
P.O. Box 42600
(360) 596-4141 Work
Micro 11 Ext 129
Agency Motto: "Service with Humility"

Subject: 33
I have to go to Chelan for a WASPC meeting that takes place tomorrow morning at 0800. I will be
leaving around noon today to travel over there. I will be out the rest of today and all day tomorrow. I
expect the three of you to behave and get along. No hitting, no invading each other’s space and please
don’t embarrass me if company comes to visit.
Call me if you need anything.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: TARS
All of my TARS are in and I approved the ones each of you had pending. Since I will be gone the rest
of the day and tomorrow, please ensure you get the rest of your TARS in.
Keith, I would appreciate if you could work with Vicky to get them cleared. Thank you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Favor
Date: Monday, November 15, 2010 2:37:32 PM
Can you get me a pass report for Snoqualmie and Blewitt please? You da man
Subject: Re: Favor
Thank you my friend

Subject: RE: Favor
Snoqualmie Pass:
42F Bare and Wet - No restrictions.
Reported real time.
Blewett Pass:
42F Bare and Dry - No restrictions.
Reported at 1402 hours.

PO Box 42637
W:(360) 704-2955
C:(360) 239-2147
Subject: Favor
Can you get me a pass report for Snoqualmie and Blewitt please? You da man
Subject: Re: Chelan
Yes

Subject: Chelan
Did I just see you crossing the street in Chelan with your two youngest kids?

Subject: Re: Chelan
Thank you. I had to come over for a 1.5 hour meeting so I thought I would bring them.
We come here every summer so the kids love it.

Subject: Re: Chelan
You really stick out! Not like a sore thumb.....

Subject: Re: Chelan
Yes

Subject: Chelan

Subject: Re: Chelan
I do my best. I love them a lot. We just headed out, going to Oly. See you soon.

Subject: Re: Chelan
I remembered you come over with the kids ever summer. What a thoughtful dad!

Subject: Re: Chelan
Thank you. I had to come over for a 1.5 hour meeting so I thought I would bring them.
We come here every summer so the kids love it.

Subject: Re: Chelan
You really stick out! Not like a sore thumb.....

Subject: Re: Chelan
Yes

Subject: Chelan

Subject: 33
Seattle area, NB. ETA 1015

Subject: 33
Stopped in traffic. ETA unknown

Subject: FW:
Date: Friday, November 19, 2010 9:20:00 AM
Attachments: Military capture giant squirrel[1].jpg
This is good.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Scott, Evelyn (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Dahl,
Mike (WSP)
Subject:
See attached.
Happy Friday
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: RE: (UNCLASSIFIED)
I think it’s great. On the last “R” you way remember who we work for. You may consider saying
remember who we serve. They work for their boss, but they serve the military members and their
families when they are doing their job.
This kind of stuff is good. Well done
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: (UNCLASSIFIED)
Caveats: NONE
I made this, what do you think?
Caveats: NONE
Subject: 33
I am working today and over the next two days.
I am heading to supply and then I will be in the office.
Thanks
To: "Bjornberg, Fred (DOL)"
Subject: RE:
Perfect, thank you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Bjornberg, Fred (DOL) [mailto:FBjornberg@dol.wa.gov]

Subject:
Fred Bjornberg
Administrator
Driver Special Investigations
Department of Licensing
360-902-0180
"Skip a trip - go online" www.dol.wa.gov <http://www.dol.wa.gov/>
This message (including any attachments) may be confidential. Dissemination, distribution, or copying
of this communication without approval from the Department of Licensing is prohibited. If this
message is received in error, please notify the sender and delete the message.
Subject: RE: Sexual Harassment Training for Supervisors and Managers
All the Lieutenants and I have completed this training.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Hello Commanders,
training.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Thanks,
(360) 704-2324 Office

Attachments: Supervisors and Managers by Bureaus.xlsx
I think I sent this reminder out previously, but to be sure:
I know the four of us have completed it, but your supervisors need to do it too. Please ensure that
they do it very soon. Chuck and Keith, once your guys have completed it, please send an email to
Dennis. Dennis, when your guys are done, send me one email indicating that all our supervisors have
completed the training.
Let’s get this done soon so we don’t forget. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Hello Commanders,
training.
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979

Thanks,

(360) 704-2324 Office

Subject: RE:
OK, no worries. Thanks for the heads up. See you when you get back.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject:
Sir,
Ron will be back in the office in the morning and available for a call. If you haven't guessed they hit me
up pretty hard about the Spokane position. I tried to be as cryptic as I could, but I did not get the
feeling anyone would be calling the Chief to complain or to push the issue. Ron's main concern is his
budget issues and how the government works (if you don't use it you lose it).
I told him and Joe that you had more information than I did and that you wanted to talk with Ron
directly.
I hope I didn't step out of line, but they almost broke out the rubber hoses and bright lights when I
walked through the door.
I will be back in the office by 3P.
Take care,
Ken

Subject: FW: Haddenham Investigation
Attachments: Media.PDF
AC Miller,
This attachment is very hard to read but the gist of is that Haddenham’s case made the front page of
the Okanagan newspaper. Also, I have an update that I would like to run by you on this case and on
the meeting I attended this morning related to the GA copper theft. Please let me know when you are
available and I will come visit you.
Thanks Boss,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Haddenham Investigation
FYI

To: Wade, Ken (WSP); Adkinson, Kurt (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Barger, Loren (WSP); Otis, Jeff
(WSP)
Subject: Haddenham Investigation
The Okanogan Chronicle Newspaper published the attached article on November 23, 2010. The story
was on the front page. The Newspaper does not have an electronic version of the story, so I have
attached a faxed copy that was forwarded to me from the Okanogan Detachment. Sorry about the
quality of the fax, it’s hard to read.
Detective Dan Dale
101 Laguna Drive
(509) 765-6175
in any manner.
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: RE: Haddenham Investigation
Thanks for the update on this and the investigation. Chuck, we should talk later today about where this
is going and what will occur next. Please try to call me after lunch.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

FYI

(WSP)
Detective Dan Dale

101 Laguna Drive
(509) 765-6175
in any manner.
Subject: RE: Haddenham Investigation
On my way.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Haddenham Investigation
Now works...
Assistant Chief Greg Miller


Subject: FW: Haddenham Investigation
AC Miller,
This attachment is very hard to read but the gist of is that Haddenham’s case made the front page of
the Okanagan newspaper. Also, I have an update that I would like to run by you on this case and on
the meeting I attended this morning related to the GA copper theft. Please let me know when you are
available and I will come visit you.
Thanks Boss,

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

FYI

(WSP)
Detective Dan Dale
101 Laguna Drive
(509) 765-6175
in any manner.
Subject: FW: Job Postings
The girls name is Alejandrina Sanchez and her email information is below.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Ale Sanchez [mailto:danceit7799@yahoo.com]

Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 12:35 PM
Subject: RE: Job Postings
Hello Lt.Dahl-
How are you? I wanted to let you know that I am still available for employment in case you hear of
anything else opening up. I would still like to get in with WSP. Hope you and your staff are doing well
and that the person who may have hired is working out. Thanks again for your help.
Sincerely,
Alejandrina Sanchez
--- On Wed, 12/30/09, Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov <Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov> wrote:

From: Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov <Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov>
Subject: RE: Job Postings
To: danceit7799@yahoo.com
Date: Wednesday, December 30, 2009, 4:58 PM
Ale,

Sorry for the delay in responding. I will absolutely keep you in mind for future positions. Thanks
again for coming in to speak with us and if we have something come up that is either in our office or
that I think you may be interested, I will shoot you an email.
Take care and let me know if there is anything else we can help you with,
Phone: 360-704-2344
Cell: 360-239-0042
Fax: 360-704-2299
From: Ale Sanchez [mailto:danceit7799@yahoo.com]

Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 1:24 PM
Subject: Re: Job Postings
Thank you for sending these-
After reading these jobs announcements, I don't feel either are suited for me. If something comes up
back in your area, will you keep me in mind? I would like to interview with you and your staff again. I
will keep checking careers.wa.gov also.
Thank you again for your consideration.
--- On Wed, 12/30/09, Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov <Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov> wrote:

From: Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov <Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov>
Subject: Job Postings
To: danceit7799@yahoo.com
Date: Wednesday, December 30, 2009, 11:21 AM
Hello Ale’
The job postings that I spoke to you about on the phone should be on the careers.wa.gov website and
the numbers for them are:
NB00020015 which is an OA3 spot in our Information Technology Division
NB00020064 and the information for that one is below:
The Field Operations Bureau, Commercial Vehicle Division, is recruiting for a Secretary Senior position
located in the General Administration Building in Olympia.
Individuals interested in this employment opportunity must apply through the E-Recruiting system at
www.careers.wa.gov <http://www.careers.wa.gov/> . The reference code for this recruitment is
*NB00020064*. Interested applicants will need to complete the application process by Thursday,
December 31, 2009.
For more information on this position, please contact Ms. Shawn Dubler, Human Resource Division at
(360) 704-2306 or Shawn.Dubler@wsp.wa.gov <http://us.mc1102.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?
to=Shawn.Dubler@wsp.wa.gov> .
Please note, if selected as a top candidate, all education, to include high school and equivalent,
indicated in your application, will be verified.
Thanks again for coming and please let me know if I can be of further assistance.
Phone: 360-704-2344
Cell: 360-239-0042
Fax: 360-704-2299
Subject: FW: Agency Civil Service Award and Excellence in Safety Award
Attachments: Civil Service Employee of the Year IOC.pdf
Civil Service Award Eval Sheet and Nomination Form.doc
Excellence in Safety Award IOC.pdf
safety scoring_form.docx
safety nomination_form.docx
Please consider whether someone under your command should be considered for the award.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Berry, Shawn (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard,
Kenneth (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); Otis, Jeff
(WSP); Sass, Jeff (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Atkins, Tristan (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP); Wilton, Mark (WSP); McIntyre, Lynn (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP);
Arras, Mark (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Braniff, Tim
(WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); Sorenson,
Don (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); St. John, Anjela (WSP); Perz, Paul (WSP);
Reichert, Robin (WSP)
Cc: Smith, Suzee (WSP); Tombleson, Ellen (WSP); Jacobs, Kitty (WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP); Grayless,
Amy (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP); Balogh, Kae (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP);
Cashen, Laurie (WSP); Dunn, Cynthia (WSP); Fagan, Carol (WSP); Jordan, Maria (WSP); Moreno, Norma
(WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Smith, Michelle (WSP); Watson, Aloha (WSP); Lofstrom, Diane (WSP);
Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Mott, Shirley (WSP); Cortez, Rebecca (WSP); Navarro, Violeta (WSP); Pratt,
Diane (WSP); Carter, Debbie (WSP); Schiewe, Kathy (WSP); Park, Kate (WSP); Battin, Sarah (WSP);
Gurley, Traci (WSP); Mathisen, Arcelia (WSP); Lowry, Crystal (WSP); Poe, Denise (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer
(WSP); Verrinder, Sally (WSP); Nuse, Jennifer (WSP)
Subject: Agency Civil Service Award and Excellence in Safety Award
This is being sent on behalf of Chief John Batiste.
Stephanie Porter

Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Subject: Historical SAF"s
Hi Stephanie,
I am trying to locate some SAF presentations that were done while I was at the capitol detachment.
The time frame is July 2003 through June 2005. Is there a place that the agency keeps these so I can
access them?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Historical SAF"s
Date: Wednesday, December 01, 2010 7:54:41 AM
Thanks Steph.

Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2010 07:43 AM
Subject: RE: Historical SAF's
Good morning Captain Dahl…
I’m not exactly sure what the retention is on SAF presentations as far as how long each
District/Division/Section is responsible for making copies of their SAF presentations, but beings your
going back seven to five years my best suggestion would be the State Archives.
I suggest you e-mail or talk to Ms. Kristin Young, the agencies Retention Coordinator she would be the
best resource.
I hope that helps!
Thank you!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136

Subject: Historical SAF's
Hi Stephanie,
access them?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Young, Kristin (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Historical SAF"s
Kristin,
I am looking for SAF presentations that were done in mid 2003 to mid 2005 for the Special Operations
Division (Electronic copies)
Can you give me an idea where we would keep them?

best resource.
I hope that helps!
Thank you!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136


Hi Stephanie,
access them?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thank you for the help.
From: Young, Kristin (WSP)

Hi – SAF’s are only kept for 4 years. If SOD does not have their copies that far back, they should have
sent them to the State Archives. I can ask the State Archives if they have any of these.
If the State Archives has these, someone will have to go over to the Archives and make copies. These
records no longer belong to the WSP and the State Archives does not allow them to be removed from
the premises.
Thanks, Kristin
Kristin Young
WSP | RMD | Public Disclosure Section
360.596.4139 (M12- ext. 11139) | Fax 360.596.4153
This e-mail may contain information which is legally privileged. If you have received this in error, please
notify me immediately and delete this message. Any disclosure, copy, distribution, or other use of the
contents of this information is prohibited.

Subject: Fw: Historical SAF's
Kristin,

best resource.
I hope that helps!
Thank you!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136

Hi Stephanie,
access them?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Fw: Historical SAF"s
Mark,
FYI regarding the SAF data.
Mike

the premises.
Thanks, Kristin
Kristin Young
360.596.4139 (M12- ext. 11139) | Fax 360.596.4153

Kristin,

best resource.
I hope that helps!
Thank you!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136

Hi Stephanie,
access them?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Key for them to hear is that despite their safety concerns, no assaults or violent offenses have occurred.
At least not in their areas.

After I sent that email yesterday, I found 2004 SOD SAFs forward. You’ve piqued my interest in history,
so we’ll pour through them and have a 6 year plus chart of trespass, warrants, drugs, alcohol, alarms,
etc to share in the February 2011 SAF. We’re fortunate to have Debbie Carter, former research analyst,
in the division to help put it together as time permits. We’ll then share it with GA and other
stakeholders as well.
Thank you Mike
/Mark

Mark,
FYI regarding the SAF data.
Mike

the premises.
Thanks, Kristin
Kristin Young
360.596.4139 (M12- ext. 11139) | Fax 360.596.4153

Kristin,

best resource.
I hope that helps!

Thank you!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136

Hi Stephanie,
access them?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: 33
I am going to Tacoma and Bellevue today to visit our CIU/RATU.

To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: Re:
Date: Thursday, December 02, 2010 7:42:05 AM
I am taking my daughter Tate.

Subject:
Let's talk Tomorrow about the Toy Run, maybe I will just take my youngest son.

Subject: Re:
Alright wise guy, I got it. I'll come see you today if I can find you.

Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2010 07:49 AM
Subject: Re:
Your email works...

To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: Re:
I am taking my daughter Tate.

Subject:
Let's talk Tomorrow about the Toy Run, maybe I will just take my youngest son.

To: Perkins, Tracy (WSP)
Subject: Re: 9:00 meeting
Yes. I am on my way. Working through Yelm Hwy construction traffic.
What office are you in?
From: Perkins, Tracy [mailto:PerkinT@wsdot.wa.gov]

Subject: 9:00 meeting
Good morning Sir.
Just a thought. Did you know we are located in the office building in Tumwater that is shared with DOT
and DOC?
We are on the corner of Linderson and Tumwater Blvd.
The rest of Criminal Records Division is on Pacific Ave.
Wasn’t sure if you knew that or not.
Tracy L. Perkins
Criminal Records Division
Collision Records Section
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: 33
I am leaving my meetings so I will be there soon.
Anything I need to know?

Subject: RE: 33
Date: Thursday, December 02, 2010 2:23:00 PM
I just wanted to check on Tacoma since I hadn't actually been in to see them officially. It was a good
visit. I got an update on the missing guns cases and then we just chatted for a while.
Take the time you need for school. Better to get it done and then come back ready to work than do it
piece meal.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Re: 33
Boss,
Sorry I couldn't take this opportunity to join you on this road trip. I hope your trip goes well.
On another note, it looks like I will need to take Thursday off and possibly even Friday in order for me
to get caught up on my school work. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. I am barely
keeping my head above water with my assignments and also dealing with a professor who expects me
to write like him...which is near impossible for me. Please let me know if this is alright with you.
Also, I am receiving the weekly updates from each CIU and will compile the weekly report from home
and have it to Vicky by lunchtime on Friday if I don't come in.
I appreciate the time you have approved thus far for me to get caught up on my schooling, and your
consideration for a couple more days. Thank you in advance!
Chuck

Subject: 33
I am going to Tacoma and Bellevue today to visit our CIU/RATU.

Subject: FW: OFM Exemption process for Out of State Travel
Importance: High
I know we are not traveling much and probably won’t for a while, but please review the information
from Maki below. If we do have requests for travel, I would like all the information that he talks about
to be answered before you submit the request to me.
Thanks and I appreciate the patience
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Hebert, Larry
(WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Gill, Angie (WSP); Hugdahl, Jeff (WSP); Lofstrom, Diane (WSP); Thomsen,
Heidi (WSP); Wright, Brian (WSP)
Subject: OFM Exemption process for Out of State Travel
Importance: High
We’ve had several instances in the last couple months where an Out of State Travel reimbursement
violated the spending freeze imposed by ESSB 2921. In each case, it involved travel which was
supposedly 100 percent reimbursed by a third party (either the federal government or another agency),
but it turned out that not all the expenses were covered. This was not discovered until after the travel
was performed, when the travel voucher was submitted by the employee and the third party was billed.
The OFM guidance for ESSB 2921 requires that an Exemption request be submitted and approved for
any travel which is not FULLY FUNDED from federal or private grants. ALL costs for the travel,
including incidental expenses such as airport parking, taxi fare, etc, MUST be reimbursable, or an OFM
Exemption is required before the travel is performed.
Please insure you thoroughly review ALL anticipated expenses associated with your Out of State Travel
requests which involve third party reimbursement. If ALL of the expenses are not fully reimbursable,
then we must submit an Exemption Request to OFM and gain approval BEFORE the travel is performed.
Resp,
Bob
Have you considered any awards for these guys?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Mike – FYI for when you get to the awards piece…
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Subject: Re: Devaughn Dorsey Conviction
Sir - As with anything we did in CID, it was a team effort and I tried to stay out of the way and let the
experts do what they do best! I must admit, this case and the HA case were highlights of my career
and was just lucky to be part of the battle against evil! I do appreciate the kind words. Stay safe and
keep punching/Wes
--------------------------
Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld

Wes,
I know you probably had a big piece in this Wes – congratulations!
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Subject: Fw: Devaughn Dorsey Conviction
DC Karnitz and AC Miller,
This is related to the Dorsey case. I am obviously very proud of their work.
I anticipate putting forward some award requests soon. Have a nice weekend.
Mike

Captain,
Staff.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Afternoon All-
ends today.
John G. Anderson
Detective Sergeant
Bellevue, WA 98007
425-401-7745 (Office)
425-401-7846 (Fax)
425-864-8045 (Verizon / PTT)

Subject: FW: Jason Blankers Decline to Prosecute Notice
Attachments: 2010SO010262 Blankers Decline Memorandum.pdf
The decline letter for Blankers. With this, I will ask for a copy of the report so the Chief doesn’t have
to call Boyer for it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Russell D. Hauge [mailto:RHauge@co.kitsap.wa.us]

Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2010 2:47 PM
Subject: Jason Blankers Decline to Prosecute Notice
Attached is the formal notice of our decision to decline to charge Jason Blankers with any crime as a
result of his contact with Mr. Bayliffe. Please call if you have any questions or concerns. My direct line
is 360 337 7244.
Russ Hauge
Kitsap County Prosecuting Attorney

Hi John,
I asked the Chief to call and speak to Sheriff Boyer thinking this would take longer to get. Since we
have the decline now, will you be able to get the full report?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

is 360 337 7244.
Russ Hauge

Subject: RE: Jason Blankers Decline to Prosecute Notice
You da man!!
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Jason Blankers Decline to Prosecute Notice
Hi Capt,
I just received word they will start to copy the file tomorrow. Although they will not be complete until
Monday. As soon as I have it we will hand carry it to you.
John

Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641

Hi John,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

is 360 337 7244.
Russ Hauge

FYI. Huntington should be able to get a copy of Blankers case here Monday.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Jason Blankers Decline to Prosecute Notice
Hi Capt,
I just received word they will start to copy the file tomorrow. Although they will not be complete until
Monday. As soon as I have it we will hand carry it to you.
John

Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641

Hi John,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

is 360 337 7244.
Russ Hauge

To: "Russell D. Hauge"
Subject: RE: Jason Blankers Decline to Prosecute Notice
Thank you for the email. I appreciate you sending this to me and I have forwarded this to Chief Batiste
for consideration.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

is 360 337 7244.
Russ Hauge

Did you get this?
Are you available for a call?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

is 360 337 7244.
Russ Hauge

Subject: Admin Insights
Date: Friday, December 03, 2010 12:07:00 PM
DP,
I always meant to get copies of a few of the really well written Admin Insights in case I needed them,
but never got around to it.
Can you send me copies of some of the good ones that we all marveled at? (Anything by Karnitz or
Ursino). Karnitz did the one on Hubre that I remember being really good.
If you can remember some of the others, I will take those too. I anticipate having to write a few soon
so I want to have some good examples to follow.
Thanks DP.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Admin Insights
Thank you my dear. Have a great weekend.
Mikey
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 2:00 PM
Subject: RE: Admin Insights
It is surprising at how few Admin Insights we actually have (mostly crime lab), the majority of cases
seem to be settlements. J The 10-007 case I don’t have in Word format, but is a good example.
Denise Poe
(360) 704-2330
Subject: Admin Insights
DP,
I always meant to get copies of a few of the really well written Admin Insights in case I needed them,
but never got around to it.
Can you send me copies of some of the good ones that we all marveled at? (Anything by Karnitz or
Ursino). Karnitz did the one on Hubre that I remember being really good.
If you can remember some of the others, I will take those too. I anticipate having to write a few soon
so I want to have some good examples to follow.
Thanks DP.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: "dana.colwell@wsu.edu"
Subject: Apple Cup
Go Dawgs
To: "dcolwell@puyallup.wsu.edu"
Subject: Re: Apple Cup
Date: Saturday, December 04, 2010 10:51:32 PM
Tough game for the Cougs. But a good game as usual
From: Colwell, Dana [mailto:dcolwell@puyallup.wsu.edu]

Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2010 06:37 PM
Subject: RE: Apple Cup
I would have responded earlier but this email went to junk for being full of junk!
Sent from my Verizon Wireless phone
Sent: Fri 12/3/2010 6:54 PM
To: Colwell, Dana Denise
Subject: Apple Cup
Go Dawgs
Subject: Favor
Date: Monday, December 06, 2010 9:21:13 AM
Can you please print me a copy of the SAF? Notes page and a color copy of the full pages?
To: Day, Gary (WSP)
Subject: RE:
Date: Monday, December 06, 2010 12:13:00 PM
My bike got turtled up at the event. I think the fuel filter was clogged since I haven’t been on the bike
for a couple months. We ended up getting towed home. I had my 11 year with me and she was
disappointed, but she will go with me next year.
Merry Christmas to you my friend. I stopped by last week and spoke with Reggie, but you were on a
day off. I will catch you again another time.
Mike

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Day, Gary (WSP)
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 5:44 AM
Subject:
Good morning Sirs!

I had electrial problems on Saturday and didn't make the Toy Run. I got all geared up to go and
couldn't get the bike started. The biggest disappointment was not being able to hang out with you
guys!!! Since I didn't get to do it in person, I just wanted to wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas
(not PC but who cares) and a great new year. I hope we can get togather for some rides when the
weather is better.
Gary
To: "Colwell, Dana"
I guess now the waiting game starts to see if the coach over there gets fired. Rumor has it that
Oregon’s old coach, Belotti may be looking in to the job if it comes open.
Hope you’re feeling well. I was talking about you the other day. I was visiting with Reggie and your
name came up. He says hello.
Take care,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2010 12:43 PM
I think they both played like garbage...way too many mistakes for a college game. It was like watching
high school. But that was a nice td by the huskies in the last two minutes...I don't think anyone
expected that.
Sent: Sat 12/4/2010 10:51 PM
To: Colwell, Dana

Sent: Fri 12/3/2010 6:54 PM
Subject: Apple Cup
Go Dawgs
To: "Colwell, Dana"
I haven’t seen the facebook, I don’t get on there anymore. I was never much of a user anyway.
I didn’t say how much I missed you, I might have thought it though.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 12:24 PM
I heard that rumor too… hopefully it will turn into more than just a rumor.
I am feeling great… 10 weeks to go. Did you see the pics on my facebook of my shower? I think I
look fabulous…lol!
Why did my name come up? Were you saying how much you missed me?
Dana Colwell
Conference Coordinator
Washington State University
253-445-4575
Dana.Colwell@wsu.edu
Dana.Colwell@puyallup.wsu.edu
To: Colwell, Dana
I guess now the waiting game starts to see if the coach over there gets fired. Rumor has it that
Oregon’s old coach, Belotti may be looking in to the job if it comes open.
Hope you’re feeling well. I was talking about you the other day. I was visiting with Reggie and your
name came up. He says hello.
Take care,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2010 12:43 PM
I think they both played like garbage...way too many mistakes for a college game. It was like watching
high school. But that was a nice td by the huskies in the last two minutes...I don't think anyone
expected that.
Sent: Sat 12/4/2010 10:51 PM
To: Colwell, Dana

Sent: Fri 12/3/2010 6:54 PM
Subject: Apple Cup
Go Dawgs
Subject: SAF
Can you sit in SAF from 8 to 9 for me tomorrow?

To: Moe, Sherry (WSP)
Subject: Re: Robert Balogh
Date: Tuesday, December 07, 2010 7:57:42 AM
I am at SAF all day so I will have time on my breaks from that.
From: Moe, Sherry (WSP)

Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2010 07:56 AM
Subject: FW: Robert Balogh
Good Morning,
Do you have a couple of minutes today to discuss a couple of items?
Thanks!

Subject: Robert Balogh
Hi Mike,
I need to talk to you regarding the above employee when you get a chance.
I am here until 4pm today and return on Monday at 7:30am.
Thanks,
Sherry
X11317
Sounds good.

Subject: RE: Robert Balogh
I will be up there for HRD’s SAF. I will talk to you after our SAF, if that works for you.


Good Morning,
Thanks!

Hi Mike,
Thanks,
Sherry
X11317
Subject: Balogh
Did we get anything regarding Bob wanting to hardship or go the route of a medical in August?
Subject: Re: Balogh
Date: Tuesday, December 07, 2010 1:50:10 PM
Sherry Moe says there was a notice sent to WSP in August indicating he wanted us to accommodate
him.
Check with her and get copies of the email or letter that was sent.

Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2010 01:31 PM
Subject: RE: Balogh
I haven't heard anything back since your e-mail to Cabezuela a few weeks ago. I'll check with HRD.
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Remember Pearl Harbor!
Subject: Balogh
Did we get anything regarding Bob wanting to hardship or go the route of a medical in August?
Subject: SAF
For tomorrows SAF, we are scheduled for 0950. Today they were early though so please be there by
0930.
I will take slides 1-5.
Chuck will take slide 6 and 13 and 14.
Dennis will take slide 7. Read your notes, they are good.
Keith will take the CDIU slide 10 and focus on answering DC Karnitz follow up questions related to how
dollars are calculated.
I prefer to give the information enthusiastically. What we do is important and our people expect us to
relay that to the agencies leaders. We work hard so let your pride and your peoples accomplishments
shine.
My intent is to hit them with what we did and what we need.
See you guys tomorrow.

Subject: SAF
Can one of you please sit in for me until 9?

Subject: Re: SAF
Thank you Dennis. I appreciate it.

Subject: RE: SAF
I will be down there.

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
Subject: SAF
Can one of you please sit in for me until 9?

Subject: Angela
I would like to meet with you and Bruce today after lunch.
I would like to discuss Public Disclosure and how Angela is handling the work load at DSHS.
Please see what time Bruce can come over and let me know.
Thanks
Subject: Re: SAF
No. About 15 minutes ahead of time is good. Thanks, good catch.

Subject: RE: SAF
Boss,
CID isn't scheduled until 1030. Do you still want us down there at 0930? Thanks.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: SAF
For tomorrows SAF, we are scheduled for 0950. Today they were early though so please be there by
0930.
I will take slides 1-5.
Chuck will take slide 6 and 13 and 14.
Dennis will take slide 7. Read your notes, they are good.
Keith will take the CDIU slide 10 and focus on answering DC Karnitz follow up questions related to how
dollars are calculated.
I prefer to give the information enthusiastically. What we do is important and our people expect us to
relay that to the agencies leaders. We work hard so let your pride and your peoples accomplishments
shine.
My intent is to hit them with what we did and what we need.
See you guys tomorrow.

Subject: Re:
Thank you. We have such a great team.

Subject:
Great job on SAF! J

Subject: SAF
What is the earliest we can get our SAF done and available for us to meet and review?
We didn't meet this month and it resulted in us not getting our slides done.
Subject: RE: SAF
Date: Wednesday, December 08, 2010 12:28:00 PM
It is not my goal to stress you out or apply unnecessary pressure on you to complete this. I think as
long as we have the SAF ready for review by all of us and we can meet to discuss it prior to it being
finalized, that will be fine. I would like to ensure that we do not have slides that are blank so giving the
Lieutenants time to add the significant accomplishments and AOI slide is important.
That said, if we can have it a week out form the due date, that will be plenty of time. Even if the
budget stuff is not in there for the meeting, that’s OK.
Thanks Evelyn, I appreciate you more than you know.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: RE: SAF
This SAF was an anomaly - with the short turnaround time, holidays, and command staff schedule, it
was bound to happen.
That said, the earliest I can have SAF done depends on the following:
1. the degree to which you first want to see SAF (100%, 75%)
2. obtaining all the data
Using our next SAF as an example, November and December SAF will be January 2011. The turn in
date for that SAF is January 24th. The first business week of January is January 3 through 7.
Throughout that first week, the following needs to, and usually does, occur:
1. Julie P. needs to release CITE that week (CIU, ITU, GI)
2. VIN lanes send me their data (they always send it to me within three days of the start of the
month)
3. Jerry sends me MAIT data (he always has it to me either first or second day of the month)
4. CDIU, not sure anymore due to the situation, but before, Orey would have it to me within the
first week of the month.
5. Angela gives me DSHS stats, but I can get those numbers myself if need be.
6. Auto Theft sends me their data
7. Keith said he will do the POPS slide
8. AOI and Sig Acc, are to be determined by CID command
If the above schedule holds, I could have SAF 99% ready on Friday, January 7, so it can be reviewed
starting Monday, January 10 until it's due date of the 24th. The reason it won't be 100% ready is due
to BFS being unable to run the budget reports until the 15/16 of each month, which is a weekend. So,
the next month SAF won't be 100% complete until January 18th, since the 17th is a holiday.
Thanks / E
Evelyn Scott
Research Analyst
Telephone - 360.704.2957
Fax - 360.704.2964
Subject: SAF
What is the earliest we can get our SAF done and available for us to meet and review?
We didn't meet this month and it resulted in us not getting our slides done.
Subject: Re:
Yes. After promotions

Subject:
Captain,
Were you going to be back in the office this afternoon? I have a couple things to discuss with you.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Attachments: CID.xlsx
Importance: High
Keith,
Please review these proofs and when you are done, we should meet to discuss them. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Importance: High
Thank you.

DRT Team Members,
credit in e-Train.
Jen

Subject: RE: 2010 CALEA Information
Thank you Keith.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: 2010 CALEA Information
I’m about half way through with them. Tomorrow, I’ll be going out to Tacoma CIU to get copies of files
that aren’t available here.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Importance: High
Keith,
Please review these proofs and when you are done, we should meet to discuss them. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Importance: High
Thank you.


DRT Team Members,
credit in e-Train.
Jen

Apparently there was some confusion about what was submitted in August and what he asked for in
November. The earlier request was for an additional position to be assigned in Bremerton. The latest
one was for him to be able to work full time in Bremerton.
I want to reiterate that I do now support his request for the reasons I spoke with you about. I believe I
sent the email to you outlining the reasons so if you need anything else, please let me know.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I will be up there for HRD’s SAF. I will talk to you after our SAF, if that works for you.


Good Morning,
Thanks!

Hi Mike,
Thanks,
Sherry
X11317
Subject: FW: 2011 Collision Technical Specialist Course and Recertification
Attachments: Master10.xls
When you can, would you please check this list and get the information to the Academy that they are
requesting?
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP)
Cc: Johnson, Julie (WSP); Jacobson, Debby (WSP); Keightley, James (WSP); Rupke, Ronald (WSP);
Martin, Scott (WSP); Armstrong, Jason (WSP); Worlund, Mike (WSP); Brogan, Mark (WSP); Lamoreaux,
Marc (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Turcott, Mike (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer
(WSP); Patterson, Debbie (WSP); Lewis, Megan (WSP); Kerwin, Bob (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP);
Alexander, Dale (WSP); Rupert, Michael (WSP); Laur, Debbie (WSP)
Subject: 2011 Collision Technical Specialist Course and Recertification
The Academy is preparing to conduct Collision Technical Specialist (CTS) Training May 2-20, 2011, and
a Collision Reconstruction class October 3-28, 2011. We would like to identify those districts and
divisions that have a need to replace current or anticipated vacancies or increase the number of CTS
trained personnel. Based on your feedback an advertisement of these classes will go out in January
2011.
Attached is a CTS master list which includes under tab one, a list by district of reconstructionists,
certified techs, and provisional techs. Tab two includes inactive techs. Tab three includes certification
dates which is traditionally provided to BFS for stipend payments. Tab four is outside agency personnel.
· Please review the attached list to ensure personnel within your command are eligible for the CTS
Stipend in 2011.
· Please respond with an assessment of your district or division program and if you need to
replace, reduce, or increase the number of positions.
Recertification will occur in 2011 for those that need testing. The recertification process encompasses
submission of a time/distance analysis and scale drawing as well as achievement of 80% on the written
examination to be proctored during first trimester CTS training.
Please direct your response or questions to Corporal Debbie Laur by email or telephone at (360) 426-
1661 or Micro 82 extension 126. Thank you for your assistance.
Office (360) 426-1661 ext 102
Cell (360) 481-2903
FAX (360) 427-2134
MICRO 82 Ext 102

Subject: RE: 2011 Collision Technical Specialist Course and Recertification
Perfect, thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: 2011 Collision Technical Specialist Course and Recertification
Boss,
This list has already been reviewed and certified by the CIC.
In reading Lt. Gunkel's email, it appears he is just notifying all districts to review and determine if any
replacements or additions will be necessary in preparation for the upcoming TECH and RECON classes in
2011. The information they are requesting needs to come from the field.
I will call Blaine tomorrow to be sure though. Thanks!
Chuck

Subject: FW: 2011 Collision Technical Specialist Course and Recertification
When you can, would you please check this list and get the information to the Academy that they are
requesting?
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP)
Cc: Johnson, Julie (WSP); Jacobson, Debby (WSP); Keightley, James (WSP); Rupke, Ronald (WSP);
Martin, Scott (WSP); Armstrong, Jason (WSP); Worlund, Mike (WSP); Brogan, Mark (WSP); Lamoreaux,
Marc (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Turcott, Mike (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer
(WSP); Patterson, Debbie (WSP); Lewis, Megan (WSP); Kerwin, Bob (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP);
Alexander, Dale (WSP); Rupert, Michael (WSP); Laur, Debbie (WSP)
Subject: 2011 Collision Technical Specialist Course and Recertification
The Academy is preparing to conduct Collision Technical Specialist (CTS) Training May 2-20, 2011, and
a Collision Reconstruction class October 3-28, 2011. We would like to identify those districts and
divisions that have a need to replace current or anticipated vacancies or increase the number of CTS
trained personnel. Based on your feedback an advertisement of these classes will go out in January
2011.
Attached is a CTS master list which includes under tab one, a list by district of reconstructionists,
certified techs, and provisional techs. Tab two includes inactive techs. Tab three includes certification
dates which is traditionally provided to BFS for stipend payments. Tab four is outside agency personnel.
· Please review the attached list to ensure personnel within your command are eligible for the CTS
Stipend in 2011.
· Please respond with an assessment of your district or division program and if you need to
replace, reduce, or increase the number of positions.
Recertification will occur in 2011 for those that need testing. The recertification process encompasses
submission of a time/distance analysis and scale drawing as well as achievement of 80% on the written
examination to be proctored during first trimester CTS training.
Please direct your response or questions to Corporal Debbie Laur by email or telephone at (360) 426-
1661 or Micro 82 extension 126. Thank you for your assistance.
Office (360) 426-1661 ext 102
Cell (360) 481-2903
FAX (360) 427-2134
MICRO 82 Ext 102

Subject: FW: PD-10-1055-0460
Attachments: Control Sheet.doc
Importance: High
I supervised EJ at the end of this case. We delivered it to Sultan and left everything with them. I know
I have nothing in my computer related to this case.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Dolan, Gretchen (WSP)

To: Fuentes Espiga, Berta; Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)
Subject: PD-10-1055-0460
Importance: High
Hi Berta, Vicky, & Jennifer -
We have received a public records request that involves your office from former WSP Sergeant and
former Police Chief for Sultan PD Fred Walser. Please see the attached control sheet and provide the
following by the due date:
- completed and signed control sheet(s)
- clean copy of all requested records in electronic format
- redacted copy of records in electronic format
- redaction log.

Thanks,
Gretchen Dolan
Public Records Manager
PO Box 42631
Olympia WA 98504
w/(360)596-4137 ext. 11137
f/(360)596-4153
This message and any attachments may be confidential. Dissemination, distribution, or copying of any
confidential communication without approval is prohibited. If this message is received in error, please
notify the sender and delete the message.
Subject: FW: Tele Work (Work at Home) Employees
Date: Friday, December 10, 2010 10:51:00 AM
I do not see any of our people on the short list below, and I am not aware of anyone that is
teleworking or telecommuting. At least none that I have approved since May.
Please let me know if anyone is doing this. Also, if there are requests for it, let’s make sure we follow
the policy. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 9:16 AM
Subject: Tele Work (Work at Home) Employees
Commanders,
I need a list of all of your employees that have formal (or informal) telework agreements. This list
below are the only employees that HRD is aware of and I need to know if there are any more.
Consistent with the Deputy Chief’s direction (below) I will be reviewing the current agreements listed
below. Any others are not valid until the following occurs.
“Only formal, documented and approved in accordance to our written policy and any related CBAs are
valid; all others are not unless they too are fully vetted and approved at the Bureau level and clearly
meet the stipulations in the policy”.
Please send me a list of employees or a negative response by December 17th.

Thanks,
Greg
Debra Tofoya (Criminal Records Division)
Deborah Keen (Criminal Records Division)
Bob Wicklund (Investigative Assistance Division- Temporary due to injury, ends December 31, 2010)
(360) 704-2979
Subject: RE: Tele Work (Work at Home) Employees
Date: Friday, December 10, 2010 10:55:00 AM
I have none on this list and none authorized at this time.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 9:16 AM
Subject: Tele Work (Work at Home) Employees
Commanders,
I need a list of all of your employees that have formal (or informal) telework agreements. This list
below are the only employees that HRD is aware of and I need to know if there are any more.
Consistent with the Deputy Chief’s direction (below) I will be reviewing the current agreements listed
below. Any others are not valid until the following occurs.
“Only formal, documented and approved in accordance to our written policy and any related CBAs are
valid; all others are not unless they too are fully vetted and approved at the Bureau level and clearly
meet the stipulations in the policy”.
Please send me a list of employees or a negative response by December 17th.
Thanks,
Greg
Debra Tofoya (Criminal Records Division)
Deborah Keen (Criminal Records Division)
Bob Wicklund (Investigative Assistance Division- Temporary due to injury, ends December 31, 2010)
(360) 704-2979
Subject: FW: Employee residence/duty station
Importance: High
I can’t think of anyone that works for us that either lives or is stationed outside Washington. Also, we
don’t have any work from homes that aren’t administrative leave unless I’m missing something.
Let me know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Perz, Paul (WSP); St. John, Anjela (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP)
Subject: Employee residence/duty station
Importance: High
Good morning -
I need your assistance in providing information to the items listed below:
1. List of employees within your division who live and/or work from outside the State of Washington.
a. Name(s) of the individual(s).
b. Where is their duty station?
c. For what period of time have they been working in this capacity?
d. Are they working full-time, part-time, temporary, intermittent or other?

2. List of employees where the duty station is their home.
a. Name(s) of the individual(s)
b. If they work from home, whom do they direct and/or support?
I will need a written reply to both of these requests as soon as possible, but no later than 12 p.m. on
Wednesday, December 15, 2010.
Thank you in advance, for your time and assistance!
Darlonna Vaughan
PO Box 42620 - Olympia WA 98504-2620
Phone (360) 704-2313
Fax (360) 704-2297 <http://www.cfd.wa.gov/>

Subject: RE: Employee residence/duty station
Thanks Vicky.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Donna La Marca lives in Idaho, and Suzanne Esquivel lives in Oregon. I can check the emergency data
cards to see if there is anyone else.
Thanks,
Vicky

Importance: High
Let me know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Importance: High
Good morning -

Darlonna Vaughan
PO Box 42620 - Olympia WA 98504-2620
Phone (360) 704-2313

Julie Gundermann is on this list.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
(WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP); Whitesell, Lynn (WSP); Brosman III, Thomas (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
To: Bolton, Dave (WSP); Adkinson, Kurt (WSP)
You both have people listed on here.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Kerwin, Bob (WSP); Turcott, Steve (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Hebert, Larry
(WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP); Gardiner, Ron (WSP); Lewis, Rob (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
To: Cooper, Jerry (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP)
You both have people listed on here.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Cc: Armstrong, Jason (WSP); Sharpe, Robert (WSP); McCoy, Scott (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl,
Mike (WSP); Vetsch, Mark (WSP); Hern, Dayrl (WSP); Stone, Mark (WSP)

Katy Conley
SCAN Coordinator
360-705-5358
Micro 13 ex 110
This is what we have in CID.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

a. Name(s) of the individual(s). Suzanne Esquivel (Oregon City, OR)
b. Where is their duty station? D5 VIN Lane
c. For what period of time have they been working in this capacity? December 1, 2001
d. Are they working full-time, part-time, temporary, intermittent or other? Full time
a. Name(s) of the individual(s). Donna LaMarca (Post Falls, ID)
b. Where is their duty station? D4 VIN Lane
c. For what period of time have they been working in this capacity? August 1, 2007
d. Are they working full-time, part-time, temporary, intermittent or other? Full time
Her you go.. J

Thanks,
Vicky

Importance: High
Let me know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Importance: High
Good morning -
Darlonna Vaughan
PO Box 42620 - Olympia WA 98504-2620
Phone (360) 704-2313

FYI, this is a change from the email I sent you earlier.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Just found out that Suzanne lives in Washington now. Working on getting a new emergency data
card…
Thanks,
Vicky

Thanks Vicky.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Donna La Marca lives in Idaho, and Suzanne Esquivel lives in Oregon. I can check the emergency data
cards to see if there is anyone else.
Thanks,
Vicky

Importance: High
Let me know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Importance: High
Good morning -
Darlonna Vaughan
PO Box 42620 - Olympia WA 98504-2620
Phone (360) 704-2313

To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: FW: Haddenham Update
An update on the Haddenham case. May go to the Prosecutor at the end of the week.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Huss, Rob (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: Haddenham Update
Case update. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Cc: Adkinson, Kurt (WSP)
Subject: RE: CID Purchase Card
Lt. LeBlanc
All of the interviews have been completed. I am re-contacting the victim and witnesses on Wednesday
(12-15-2010) at the Curlew School and asking them to look at the weapon montage. One of the guns
in the montage is the air soft gun Haddenham submitted to his attorney, who subsequently forwarded it
to me. I also have a meeting with the Ferry County Prosecutor in Republic at 12PM on Wednesday to
brief him on the case. I anticipate forwarding the prosecutor the finished report as soon as it is
approved by Sgt. Adkinson, hopefully by the end of the week.
Dan
Subject: Hey
Hey Precious.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: 33
I am in my office, but listening to an audio file for an administrative case.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Hey
No worries, just missing you and thought I would say hi. The last few times I was down there, I was
too busy to stop and chat. Didn’t want you to think I was big timing you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Hey
Hi! The computers have been crazy today! I see you sent this at 10:32, but I just now got it.
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Subject: Hey
Hey Precious.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Hey
You know I love you Precious. We will have a night out and catch up. So far, so good with the kids.
TTYL
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Hey
Yeah, I thought you were ignoring me, but whatever. We will have to catch up sometime soon. Hope
everything is going well with you and the kids.
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Subject: RE: Hey
No worries, just missing you and thought I would say hi. The last few times I was down there, I was
too busy to stop and chat. Didn’t want you to think I was big timing you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Hey
Hi! The computers have been crazy today! I see you sent this at 10:32, but I just now got it.
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Subject: Hey
Hey Precious.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Huss, Rob (WSP)
Subject: RE:
I have it now, thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject:
Captain, just making sure you (CID) received the Criminal Referral from our office last week on this
case?
Lieutenant Rob Huss
(360) 704-2344 / Micro 12 ext. 11344
To: "Eric Robertson"
Subject: RE: phone call
Eric,
I returned your call and left a message with your assistant. I am available today for about another hour
and then during the day tomorrow.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Eric Robertson [mailto:eric.robertson@vrfa.org]

Subject: phone call
When you have a moment, will you give me a call on 253-266-2800 (cell). I will be in meetings from 2
pm until 3:45 pm today and free outside of those times. Eric
Eric E. Robertson | Administrator
Valley Regional Fire Authority
Office: 253-288-5801 | Fax: 253-288-5900
Eric.Robertson@vrfa.org | www.vrfa.org
Subject: RE:
I gave these to Keith to review and consider, but I don’t remember any addresses on them.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject:
The anonymous tip letters.. Geri wanted me to check and see if there was a list of addresses that were
attached to the second letter?
Thx,
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk

(360) 704-7964 - Fax
To: Berry, Jason (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP)
Subject: FW: merino FYI
Didn't know if you guys heard about this.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: FW: merino FYI
Captain,
The following information and email is in reference to Doug Merino.
This is from another email from the prosecutor, "the sentence was ordered back after the trial, today it
was just imposed. He was sent in to do 30 days of work release and 30 days of EHM to follow. The
court ordered him into custody today and he was taken down to the jail to start the 30 day work
release."

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
From: Joseph Wheeler [mailto:WheeleJ@co.thurston.wa.us]
Subject: merino FYI
Today, Mr. Merino's motion for a new trial was denied and because the state appellant procedures are
exhausted, Mr. Merino taken into custody today to begin serving his felony convictions.
Best regards,
Joe
Joseph F. Wheeler, Jr.

Senior Deputy,
Team Leader: Misdemeanor,
Thurston County Prosecutor's Office
2000 Lakeridge DR. S.W.
Olympia WA 98502
360-786-5540 x7278 (desk)
360-754-3358 (fax)
Subject: Re:
Have fun

Subject:
FYI~Meeting with Geri at 1:00.
Thx,
V
Subject: FW: Akela Report -- November 2010
Attachments: Akela Report of Hours for Nov. 2010.pdf
Please review. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

(WSP)
Subject: FW: Akela Report -- November 2010
Hello Captains,
Here’s the Akela ODE Report for November 2010. I am sending this to you [captains] to scan for
employees within your respective divisions. If you have personnel on this report, an audit should be
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979

Amy (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Nicpon, Dory
(WSP)
Subject: Akela Report -- November 2010
Enclosed please find the report of hours worked by WSP employees for Akela Security for the month of
November 2010. Additionally, a list of employees who are authorized to work off-duty for Akela has
been included.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP)
Cc: "mtdahl263@comcast.net"
Subject: Re: Just Released
Date: Sunday, December 19, 2010 10:49:59 AM
Dan,
Glad things went well. Get some rest and don't try to rush back.
We will make sure that the interviews get taken care of and your folks can run the shop until you get
better.
Take care Dan

Sent: Sunday, December 19, 2010 10:25 AM
Cc: 'mtdahl263@comcast.net' <mtdahl263@comcast.net>; Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Re: Just Released
Dan,
Sorry, but I was up in front of our congregation singing in our choir.
Good to hear all went well! No rush in you trying to get back to work...the important thing is that you
take the necessary time to heal.
I will try to get a hold of Bruce to see if he can sit in...if not, Vicky and I will take care if the interviews.
Let me know if you need anything...I hope you have a speedy recovery!
Chuck

Sent: Sunday, December 19, 2010 09:28 AM
Subject: Just Released
Good morning Lt.
I had my surgery last night and just got released. I left a message for you at home. I should be home
around 11 or so if you want to call.
Also, I talked with Juli regarding the interviews and we may want to ask Bruce if he is available to sit
in. Just a thought.
I have my cell so you can call it or my home after 11.
Thanks,
Sgt. Dan Hall

360-239-0291l
Subject: 33
I am having BB issues. I will be in soon

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From: Dahl, Mike (WSP)

See you Monday.

What is your recommendation?

Let me know what you plan to do, thanks.

From: Huntley, Keith (WSP)

Lt. Keith Huntley