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From: Dahl, Mike (WSP)
To: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP)

Cc: Nashleanas, Eileen (WSP)
Subject: RE: VIN and Auto Theft
Date: Friday, October 08, 2010 10:53:00 AM
Attachments: Auto Theft Justification 10-5-10.docx
Here is the updated version for the auto theft and VIN justification.
Captain Michael Dahl
Criminal Investigation Division (CID)
210 11th Ave SW, Room 409
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP)

Sent: Friday, October 08, 2010 9:29 AM
To: Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Nashleanas, Eileen (WSP)
Hi Mike,
Just checking in to see where you are with this. If you get a draft done today, please forward to Eileen and she can incorporate it into the
document. We will need it by early Monday morning at the latest to allow for review of the entire request by Bob/I and the DC and Chief.
Thanks.
Eileen – The current version of the document is located at: W:\FISCAL\BUDGET\2011-13 Biennium\Budget Development\Cuts\Decision Packages
for Cuts\State Patrol Highway Account Reduction.docx <file:///\\WSPGPOLYGA2\wp_data\FISCAL\BUDGET\2011-
13%20Biennium\Budget%20Development\Cuts\Decision%20Packages%20for%20Cuts\State%20Patrol%20Highway%20Account%20Reduction.docx
> If you can highlight what is added, that would be great as I’ve reviewed the rest of the document.
Heidi Thomsen
WSP Budget Manager
Budget & Fiscal Services
(360) 596-4046
Micro 12, Ext. 11046

Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 1:31 PM
To: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Re: VIN and Auto Theft
Yes, we can get you some data and information to specify the impact.
My Lieutenants will pull that data and craft a narrative for my review and I will forward that to you within a day or so.
Lieutenants, please get the data and dollars requested below. When you complete a proposal, send it to me for review and I will sens it to Heidi.
Thanks,

Subject: VIN and Auto Theft
Mike,
I’d like to “beef up” the narrative in the decision package for the SPHA reductions for VIN and auto theft. The narrative states that the impacts to
eliminating these programs will be “dramatic” and “significant”. By reading this, the reader is left with the question of “so what?”
Do we have data that shows what impact VIN and auto theft have to citizens? I’ve looked at the SAF data for VIN and auto theft. Can we say
we do an average of XX VIN inspections per year and this results in an average of $YY and XX vehicles recovered per year? Is there any other
data that substantiates the work we do and the impact to citizens that could be added? Similar thing with Auto theft. We should show the
average # of cases worked per year and the impacts of working those cases (avg # of arrests, vehicles recovered, etc.).
Also – is there evidence that when a stolen vehicle is recovered, then we find that the individual has been involved in other crimes (has other
stolen property, drugs, etc.)? If so, then I think we need some narrative to this effect. Maybe even a short paragraph on the auto theft case
that you discussed during SAF today? What OFM and the Legislature want to know is what the impacts to citizens are if they were to eliminate
these programs. This will help them to prioritize all the transportation needs statewide and decide what should be funded.
Please let me know if you’d like to meet to discuss.
Thanks,
Heidi
Heidi Thomsen
WSP Budget Manager
(360) 596-4046

To: DePalma, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Poe, Denise (WSP)
Subject: Fleet
Mike,
I am sending down a fleet involving Det/Sgt Rick Smith that occurred on9-27-2010. It is a very low
level collision.
You may notice that there was a little lack of compliance with investigative procedures as outlined in our
AIM. I just wanted to assure you that this has been addressed with the Sergeant and Lieutenant and I
am hopeful we will do better next time.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: RE: Outside agency cases
Date: Friday, October 08, 2010 3:50:00 PM
What happened with this? Did we get the information about the two defense attorneys so we can
interview them?

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
-----Original Message-----
From: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2010 8:27 AM
Boss,
On the one involving the SCC, Sgt. Old is meeting with Director Kellogg today at 0930. I will let you
know what we find out on the information whether it is fresh, stale, or already addressed.
On the Granite Falls request, I will have Marken look into this and determine if this warrants an
investigation by CID. I will let you know when Marken gets back with me.
Thanks,
Chuck
Lieutenant Charles P. LeBlanc #90

Washington State Patrol
Criminal Investigation Division
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
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Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 5:15 PM
Subject: Outside agency cases
I put a couple things on your chair.
One is related to the email I sent you earlier today. The one involving SCC. Can you get those names of
the Attorneys and find out what they know?
The other one is from Granite Falls and we need to evaluate it to see if it is something we should do
something with it.
I will be on the BB tomorrow. Thanks

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: Re: Thoet
Date: Sunday, October 10, 2010 7:45:16 PM
Any updates?
Keep me posted.
Thanks
----- Original Message -----

From: Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2010 07:59 AM
Subject: Fw: Thoet
Captain,
Jeff is one of our auto theft detectives in Spokane. Dave will keep us updated with any changes.
Dennis
Sent from my BlackBerry.

From: Bolton, Dave (WSP)
Sent: Saturday, October 09, 2010 11:36 PM
Subject: Thoet
Lt,
Jeff and his family were at a family function today when two of his kids were injured in an accident.
The kids were riding in a home made vehicle driven by Jeff's father in law when the vehicle rolled.
Jeff's 6 year old son received minor injuries. His 4 year old foster daughter suffered internal injuries
and is in critical condition at Sacred Heart Hosp. Jeff said he doesn't need anything but some prayers.
I'll check in with him tomorrow for an update.
Dave
To: Braniff, Tim (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Thoet
Date: Sunday, October 10, 2010 7:47:08 PM
I am checking to get any updates and I will keep you posted.
Mike

Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2010 07:59 AM
Subject: Fw: Thoet
Captain,
Jeff is one of our auto theft detectives in Spokane. Dave will keep us updated with any changes.
Dennis

Sent: Saturday, October 09, 2010 11:36 PM
Subject: Thoet
Lt,
Jeff and his family were at a family function today when two of his kids were injured in an accident.
The kids were riding in a home made vehicle driven by Jeff's father in law when the vehicle rolled.
Jeff's 6 year old son received minor injuries. His 4 year old foster daughter suffered internal injuries
and is in critical condition at Sacred Heart Hosp. Jeff said he doesn't need anything but some prayers.
I'll check in with him tomorrow for an update.
Dave
Subject: Leave
Date: Monday, October 11, 2010 6:54:40 AM
Tim,
Kids have conference week this week and are out of school early each day.
I am covering today and Thursday so I will be working half days.
I will have my BB and be available for calls or email if you need me.
Mike
Subject: RE: VIN and Auto Theft Narrative
Looks fine and thanks for letting us beef it up.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 8:38 AM
Subject: VIN and Auto Theft Narrative
Mike,
Here’s the piece on eliminating VIN and Auto Theft. Please let me know if you have concerns with the
narrative.
Heidi
Eliminate the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Program – 18.5 FTEs and $2,541,563 (SPHA).
Reduction to support programs and the vehicle account is .5 FTE and $144,040 (SPHA):
The VIN inspection program serves as a deterrent to Washington’s auto theft epidemic and ensures
vehicles are safe to drive on our roadways. The State Patrol performs physical inspections on vehicles
that have been rebuilt after being destroyed or declared a total loss by an insurance company. We also
perform physical inspections as required on vehicles reported stolen, homemade vehicles, or other
vehicles without a proper VIN, when there is a VIN discrepancy or a record dispute, when ownership is
in doubt, or other special cases.
The purpose of the VIN inspections is to identify stolen vehicles with switched or altered VINs or
vehicles with stolen major component parts installed. Every year VIN specialists identify and recover an
average of 67 stolen vehicles totaling over $250,000 in value.
Even though safety inspections are not the primary purpose of this program, VIN specialists verify that
vehicles have all the proper major components parts installed to meet federal safety standards. For
example, unscrupulous seller’s repair salvaged vehicles without re-installing airbags and other safety
equipment to improve the monetary return on the sale of the vehicle. When the vehicle is presented
for inspection, the specialist will note the missing airbag component and will recommend to the
Department of Licensing (DOL) that the application be denied.
VIN inspection fees are charged per RCW 46.17.130. Elimination of this program also will result in a
reduction of revenue to the State Patrol Highway Account and the Motor Vehicle Fund (MVF) as $15 of
each inspection fee goes to SPHA and $50 to the MVF. VIN Specialists complete an average of 35,000
inspections per year. Eliminating this program will result in an estimated revenue loss of approximately
$2.2 million per year.
VIN reassignment fees are charged per RCW 46.17.135 which are deposited into the Motor Vehicle
Fund. Elimination of the VIN program will result in a reduction of revenue to this fund.
Eliminate the Auto Theft Program – 17.0 FTEs and $3,480,000 (SPHA). Reduction to support programs
is .5 FTE and $98,000:
The Auto Theft Program consists of dedicated detectives assigned in four major metropolitan areas of
the state to investigate auto theft and related crimes. The program has Regional Auto Theft Units
(RATU) in King County, Spokane and Tacoma. Each RATU has been involved in numerous high-profile
auto theft cases, resulting in millions of dollars in stolen vehicles, major component vehicle parts, and
other property, being recovered and returned to the rightful owners.
Since 2001, Washington State has been ranked in the top ten states for motor vehicle thefts, and
recently is seeing a rise in heavy equipment thefts. In 2009, the FBI estimated there were 23,650
motor vehicle thefts in Washington State. Since their inception, the RATUs have averaged 479 cases,
202 arrests, and recovered 523 vehicles, worth nearly $5 million dollars, per year.
This proposal includes eliminating the Auto Theft Program which will result in us no longer being able to
dedicate resources directly to this growing problem. The loss of the RATUs will have a negative impact
on the safety and security of our citizens. Auto theft suspects oftentimes use stolen vehicles to facilitate
other crimes. During their investigations, the RATUs have routinely identified auto theft suspects who
are involved in, or have direct links, to identity theft, drug related crimes, burglaries, robberies, rapes,
attempted homicides, and homicides. In addition to being involved in other crimes, auto theft suspects
pass off stolen vehicles to unsuspecting victims through the use of fraudulent titles and cloned vehicles.
Recently, the Regional Auto Theft Units received a conviction in the federal judicial system on an
individual who was arrested 99 times with 58 convictions during the last 20 years. This individual’s
crimes covered the spectrum of driving and drug violations, auto theft related violations, assaults, which
included the use of firearms, harassment and intimidating witnesses. On the latest conviction, the
individual was sentenced to 48 years in federal prison for running an elaborate Vehicle Identification
Number switching scheme, which victimized wrecking yards and multiple car dealerships from Oregon to
the Canadian border, along with attempting to kill a federal grand jury witness and the witness’s young
family member.
Budget cuts to local agencies will leave them even more dependent on WSP to provide assistance with
auto theft investigations. Additionally, if the Auto Theft Program is eliminated along with the VIN
program, the potential financial loss to the state and the citizens will be dramatic. In addition, the loss
of the Auto Theft program will result in a direct impact on the safety and security of citizens, along with
contributing to higher insurance rates for everyone.
Heidi Thomsen
WSP Budget Manager
(360) 596-4046

To: "ccristelli@msn.com"
Subject: Re: FW:
Nothing wrong with overly friendly and trusting, love! ---------- Sent from my Verizon Wireless mobile
phone
Read the report
From: Kendra Cristelli [mailto:ccristelli@msn.com]

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Re: FW:
From: Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov
Sent: 10/11/2010 6:27:31 PM
To: ccristelli@msn.com
Subject: FW:
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!
Lieutenant Dennis Bosman
P.O. Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504-2637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
From: Rethwill, Wes (WSP)

Sent: Friday, October 08, 2010 12:20 PM
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
Lt. Wes Rethwill - WSP IAD
From: CCHEZUM@nicb.org [mailto:CCHEZUM@nicb.org]

Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 11:01 AM
To: Rethwill, Wes (WSP)
Subject:
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To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Retired investigators
Date: Monday, October 11, 2010 1:55:40 PM
Anyone?
From: Killian, Eric (WSP)

Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 01:52 PM
Subject: Retired investigators
Hey Mike,
I’ve got a message to give a guy a call, who’s doing some type of investigation on a state agency (not
sure what). Apparently, he wants a retired WSP person to assist with the investigation (the guy is from
out of state). Do you know of anyone retired that has some type of investigation business now?
To: Killian, Eric (WSP)
Subject: Re: Retired investigators
No. I asked a couple guys too and they don't know anyone.
Wes Rethwill may know.
From: Killian, Eric (WSP)

Subject: Retired investigators
Hey Mike,
I’ve got a message to give a guy a call, who’s doing some type of investigation on a state agency (not
sure what). Apparently, he wants a retired WSP person to assist with the investigation (the guy is from
out of state). Do you know of anyone retired that has some type of investigation business now?
To: Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Re: DSHS DET SGT - Automatic Approval
Approved and thanks.
From: Huntley, Keith (WSP)

Subject: FW: DSHS DET SGT - Automatic Approval
Captain,
We have approval to fill Chris’ position. I would like send out an e-mail to advertise internally.
Thank you,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
From: Leonard, Vicky (WSP)

Subject: FW: DSHS DET SGT - Automatic Approval
As promised….
Thanks,
Vicky
From: Kraft, Jennifer (WSP)

To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Marshall, Pat (WSP); Chavira, Debb (WSP); Fabregas,
Yvette (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: DSHS DET SGT - Automatic Approval
Attached is a scanned copy of the automatic approval - request for exemption, for the DSHS Detective
Sergeant position. Please contact Ms. Yvette Fabregas to begin the recruitment process, thank you Jen.
Jennifer Kraft
Secretary Supervisor
Human Resource Division
(360) 704-2323
To: Old, Chris (WSP)
Subject: Promotion
Date: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:41:00 AM
Chris,
I have the privilege of reading your resume at the ceremony today and there is a section included that
requires that I tell the audience who you would like to thank. Can you give me info to put in there
please?
Thanks and I look forward to seeing you there.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Promotion
Yes, thank you and I will add it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Old, Chris (WSP)

Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 10:47 AM
Subject: RE: Promotion
Captain,
I attached my resume. And this is what is on page 2;
CHRIS WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGMENT OF HIS WIFE, MEAGEN. CHRIS
WOULD ALSO LIKE TO THANK LIEUTENANT’S TRAVIS MATHESON AND JULIE JOHNSON WHO
MENTORED AND DEVELOPED HIS LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT SKILLS, DETECTIVE SERGEANT EJ
SWAINSON FOR HIS DEDICATION TO STUDYING FOR THE LIEUTENANT EXAM AND COUNTLESS TIMES
FOR GIVING PROFESSIONAL ADVISE.
Is that what you needed?
Lieutenant Chris Old
WSP District 8
4811 Werner Rd
Bremerton, WA 98312
360-405-6602
"service with humility"

Subject: Promotion
Chris,
I have the privilege of reading your resume at the ceremony today and there is a section included that
requires that I tell the audience who you would like to thank. Can you give me info to put in there
please?
Thanks and I look forward to seeing you there.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Unit library ideas
Approved to purchase for the D-4 guys. Please have Ken and his guys read them and determine their
value and he can present his opinion at the supervisors meeting in a few weeks. If him and his guys
determine that the books are worth the investment, then we can get them for the other guys.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Unit library ideas
Boss,
D4 CIU is requesting to purchase two resource books for their library (see below). They each cost
$20.00 for a total of $40. These come highly rated in Force Science News. I am in support of this
request, but was considering purchasing these for all 8 CIU’s. This would cost $320 plus tax/shipping.
What do you think?
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Wade, Ken (WSP)

Subject: FW: Unit library ideas
Chuck,
Aaron brought up a good point. With the recent scrutiny we have been under with officers memories of
traumatic events, these books would be very beneficial. Both are purportedly accepted in the LE
community as resource material. I would like to purchase both if the budget allows.
Amazon.com prices.
The Invisible Gorilla - $20
Eyewitness Testimony: Civil and Criminal; - $20
Let me know what you think.
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
Spokane, WA 99224-5325
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax

Micro 40 Ext. 140
From: Morrison, Aaron (WSP)

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Unit library ideas
Sarge,
In light of the fact that training has virtually dried up, could we look at buying the following two books
and having them available for the unit. With the types of cases we are now investigating with the
city/county, I believe these books would be extremely beneficial for us to have for reference material.
Following are the two books, which came to my attention via Force Science News.
1. The Invisible Gorilla; written by Dr. Christopher Chabris and Dr. Daniel Simons
2. Eyewitness Testimony: Civil and Criminal; written by Dr. Elizabeth Loftus
I’ve included the Force Science News article in which these two books are highlighted. I believe you get
this, but I figured I’d send it just in case.
Let me know your thoughts…
Aaron
Detective Aaron Morrison
P.O. Box 19130
Spokane, Washington 99219
(509) 227-6642
aaron.morrison@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: RE: Special Invitation to CICP Contractors, Law Enforcement Officials and Scrap Metal Recyclers
Attachments: image001.png
How many cases have we done where metal was stolen? I don’t remember any. Justifying this will be
tough when we don’t do these cases.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Special Invitation to CICP Contractors, Law Enforcement Officials and Scrap Metal
Recyclers
Boss,
The attached is a CICP luncheon for Scrap Metal Recyclers and LE regarding discussion/networking for
metal related crimes. It is scheduled for October 27, 2010, from 0930-1130 in Portland, OR. There is
no cost to LE and lunch is provided by the Schnitzer Steel Corporation. I know out-of-state training is
no longer allowed without express approval, but I think some of our CIU folks could attend this with the
express direction that overtime will not be allowed (if they choose to attend). What are your thoughts?
Thank you!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Hall, Daniel (WSP)

Cc: Bassett, Mike (WSP); Gundermann, Juli (WSP); Morhous, Ian (WSP)
Recyclers
Lt. LeBlanc – FYI
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma Criminal Investigation Unit
2502 112th Street East
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273
From: Weldin, Mike (WSP)

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP)
Cc: Bangart, Dave (WSP)
Recyclers
Dan is this something you or your crew would be interested in? Thanks
Trooper Mike Weldin
WSP Business Inspections

2502 112th St East
Tacoma, WA 98445-5104
253-538-3132-Office
253-538-3277-Fax
From: karen [mailto:cicp@comcast.net]

To: karen
Subject: Special Invitation to CICP Contractors, Law Enforcement Officials and Scrap Metal Recyclers
To: Soper, Mark (WSP)
Subject: FW: Recon Scout SearchStick- Know Before You Go
Mark,
Don’t know if you get these bulletins but thought I would forward this to you just in case.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
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To: Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: Story
Date: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 3:36:00 PM
NPR just did a story on the guy that brought the “how to beat a polygraph” book to his HRD interview
last week. Mentioned Heathers name too.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Barker, Mitch (OIC)
Cc: Sharp, Dan (WSP)
Subject: RE: FYI on a just completed case by Sgt. Sharp
Dan,
Nice job on this. I know if I was trying to steal from the system and get money for insurance fraud, I wouldn’t want you looking
at the case.
You do excellent work Dan. Always have.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 4:11 PM
To: Barker, Mitch (OIC); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Sharp, Dan (WSP)
Subject: RE: FYI on a just completed case by Sgt. Sharp
Thanks Mitch and great work Dan.
Captain,
Another example of the excellent casework from our folks.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
From: Barker, Mitch (OIC) [mailto:MitchB@oic.wa.gov]

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Subject: Today
Date: Thursday, October 14, 2010 9:02:01 AM
I am in the office for a while today but have a pre approved half day. I get to go to the dentist. Lucky
me.
On my BB though if anything comes up.
Mike
To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: FW: Unservicable Uniforms
Please pass this on to all of your folks. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)

Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 9:26 AM
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);
DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP);
DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Atkins, Tristan (WSP)
Cc: Lever, Jim (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Spurling, Ryan (WSP); Dell, Brent (WSP);
Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Matagi, John (WSP); Arnold, Charles (WSP); Williams, Freddy (WSP); Gallagher,
Sherry (WSP); Patterson, Debbie (WSP); Lewis, Megan (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP);
Fox, Christine (WSP)
Subject: Unservicable Uniforms
Division/District Commanders,
The Training Division (Shelton Academy) is in the need of Class A Blue Uniforms for a variety of
practical exercises our trooper basic students and in-service students (fully commissioned officers)
regularly participate in. These blue uniforms are used for a variety of practical exercises like chasing
criminals through the obstacle course, ground fighting, defensive tactics exercises, firearm exercises,
water safety exercises, etc. The unserviceable uniforms that officers would either throw out or return
to Supply for destruction are perfect for these types of training exercises.
If any of your officers have unserviceable blue uniforms (pants and shirts) rather than destroying them,
please send them to Corporal Brent Dell at the Shelton Academy. Our mail stop is: WS-05. Here’s the
address:

Training Division
631 West Dayton Airport Road
Shelton WA 98584-8945
Thank you in advance for sharing this information with the officers under your command.
Marc
Captain Marc Lamoreaux
Training Division
(360) 426-1661, ext. 101
Marc.Lamoreaux@wsp.wa.gov
To: Porter, Stephanie (WSP)
Subject: RE: Vintage Patrol Car
Good morning,
I got the IOC for the Vintage Car and I see that you made an error. You don’t make mistakes,
especially in writing. I know how much the thought bothers you, so I thought I would point it out so
you can stew over it all day.
First paragraph, fourth line down says “was completed and ready for displayed throughout the state”
instead of “display throughout the state”
I’m so happy you made a mistake and I caught it. Have a nice day precious.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Porter, Stephanie (WSP)

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); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Wilton, Mark (WSP); McIntyre, Lynn (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP); Anderson,
Jim (WSP); Schwent, Robert (WSP); Arras, Mark (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP);
Braniff, Tim (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Solie, Arel (WSP); Sorenson, Don
(WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); St. John, Anjela (WSP); Perz, Paul (WSP)
Cc: Smith, Suzee (WSP); Miller, Karen (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Grayless, Amy (WSP); Schiewe,
Kathy (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); Tombleson, Ellen (WSP); Watson, Aloha (WSP);
Lofstrom, Diane (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Mott, Shirley (WSP); Cortez, Rebecca (WSP); Battin,
Sarah (WSP); Pratt, Clifford (WSP); Park, Kate (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Gurley, Traci (WSP);
Mathisen, Arcelia (WSP); Poe, Denise (WSP); Pidcock, Charice (WSP); Gallagher, Sherry (WSP); Jacobs,
Kitty (WSP)
Subject: Vintage Patrol Car
Attached is your copy of the IOC regarding the use of the Seattle Metropolitan Police Museum’s 1978
Plymouth Fury Vintage WSP patrol vehicle.
Thank you,
Stephanie Porter
Confidential Secretary
WSP - Field Operations Bureau
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Stephanie.Porter@wsp.wa.gov
To: Savunen, Karin (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Davis, Steve (WSP)
Subject: Re: Phone Call Request - Vin Complaint
Date: Thursday, October 14, 2010 1:47:21 PM
Keith,
Will you please call and figure this out for us?
Dennis is on leave and maybe we can resolve it quickly.
Thank you
From: Savunen, Karin (WSP)

Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 01:43 PM
To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Davis, Steve (WSP)
Subject: Phone Call Request - Vin Complaint
The following gentleman has left numerous messages trying to get vin issues resolved. Stated it took 3
weeks and multiple calls to get an appointment for a vin inspection - now the paperwork is messed up
(numbers transposed) and he is unable to license till the paperwork is fixed. He has left numerous
more messages and has not received a call back. The subject is extremely irritated and requests a call
to resolve this immediately - he is tired of leaving phone messages. (this is a process that has taken
over 6 weeks of messages already.)
Vasily Litvinenko
206-478-5010
Karin M Savunen X174

Communications Officer 2
Bremerton Communications Center
360.405.6650 Fax 360.405.6620
Micro 80 ext 236
To: Lever, Jim (WSP)
Subject: Re: DOT/WSP Meeting
Sir,
I will come see you tomorrow.
From: Lever, Jim (WSP)

Subject: DOT/WSP Meeting
If you have a few minutes today or tomorrow I would like to discuss the meeting you attended with
Sorenson regarding the Spokane Crash and tort claim.
Thanks, Jim
Assistant Chief James S. Lever
Technical Services Bureau
(360) 596-4106
"Service with Humility"

To: Lever, Jim (WSP)
Subject: RE: DOT/WSP Meeting
Are you available for this now sir?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Lever, Jim (WSP)

Subject: DOT/WSP Meeting
If you have a few minutes today or tomorrow I would like to discuss the meeting you attended with
Sorenson regarding the Spokane Crash and tort claim.
Thanks, Jim
Assistant Chief James S. Lever
Technical Services Bureau
(360) 596-4106

Any news on this?

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
He phoned them both but neither returned Chris' call. I will call them myself on Monday.
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
This is that case Chris Old was looking into. Keith?

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
What happened with this? Did we get the information about the two defense attorneys so we can
interview them?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Boss,
On the one involving the SCC, Sgt. Old is meeting with Director Kellogg today at 0930. I will let you
know what we find out on the information whether it is fresh, stale, or already addressed.
On the Granite Falls request, I will have Marken look into this and determine if this warrants an
investigation by CID. I will let you know when Marken gets back with me.
Thanks,
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
something with it.

To: Startup, Dave (WSP)
Subject: RE: Sunday
No worries. I might go anyway with my brothers.
Another time my friend.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Startup, David [mailto:DSTARTUP@DOL.WA.GOV]

Subject: Sunday
Capt,
I’m sorry sir, but I’m out for Sunday. Wife signed us up for a Puyallup 10k run. Nice.
Detective Dave Startup
WSP ID Theft Unit
360-902-3785
DStartup@dol.wa.gov
To: Brusseau, Rob (WSP)
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: RE: OIS Protocol
Thanks. I will review it and compare it to others we work under and then we can set a meeting with
the involved agencies to see if WSP can become a team member.
You will be a big part of that and have the responsibility of representing the agency on these teams. It
is a big responsibility but I am confident that you will handle it well for CID and WSP.
I will let you know when I have reviewed it and maybe you can facilitate the meeting date and time.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Brusseau, Rob (WSP)

Subject: FW: OIS Protocol
Captain Dahl,
Attached is the current protocol for the Regional Major Crimes Unit. According to Vancouver Police
Department Detective Sergeant Creager, the protocol is the same one as I submitted a few years again.
The second attachment is the mutual aid agreement pertaining to the Major Crime Team. Let me know
if you need anything else.
Rob
Detective Sergeant Rob Brusseau
(360) 449-7941 - Office
(360) 449-7949 - Fax
From: Creager, Scott [mailto:Scott.Creager@cityofvancouver.us]

To: Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Chapman, John
Subject: OIS Protocol
Here is the policy – it’s labeled draft but it was what was adopted
Scott Creager - Sergeant

Vancouver Police Department
Major Crimes Unit
(360) 487-7424

________________________________
This e-mail and related attachments and any response may be subject to public disclosure under state
law.
To: Arnold, Charles (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP)
Subject: Tour
A lifelong friend of mine is in the Recon class. (Cristelli)
His family is in town and may want a tour. I would appreciate if you guys could accommodate them. If
they do come down, he will let you know.
Thank you
To: Gunkel, Blaine (WSP)
Subject: Re: Tour
Thank you

From: Gunkel, Blaine (WSP)
Subject: Re: Tour
Let me know. I will handle.
Lieutenant Blaine Gunkel

WSP Training Division
631 W Dayton Airport Road
Ofc (360) 426-1661 ext 102
Cell (360) 481-2903
FAX (360) 427-2134
MICRO 82 Ext 102

To: Arnold, Charles (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP)
Subject: Tour
A lifelong friend of mine is in the Recon class. (Cristelli)
His family is in town and may want a tour. I would appreciate if you guys could accommodate them. If
they do come down, he will let you know.
Thank you
To: Poe, Denise (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: Parking stall
Date: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 9:01:27 AM
I borrowed your parking stall. I will move right after Decentralized training.
Subject: RE: NEWS RELEASE: WSDOT unveils new Good To Go! passes for electronic tolling
Date: Wednesday, October 20, 2010 12:11:00 PM
Thanks Tim
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Braniff, Tim (WSP)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP)
Cc: Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: FW: NEWS RELEASE: WSDOT unveils new Good To Go! passes for electronic tolling
Mike and Mark,
This is another topic I will brief the Assistant Chief on. At first plush, it appears the only thing required
will be coordinating the “GTG” passes for HSD and CID staff that could or use the bridge. As time goes
on, I’m sure more direction will be provided on the program.
For Assistant Chief Miller/ Tim
From: Berry, Jason (WSP)

Subject: Fw: NEWS RELEASE: WSDOT unveils new Good To Go! passes for electronic tolling
From: Pierce, Steve [mailto:PierceSt@wsdot.wa.gov]

To: govdistagencycommunicationdirectors@wa.gov <govdistagencycommunicationdirectors@wa.gov>
Subject: NEWS RELEASE: WSDOT unveils new Good To Go! passes for electronic tolling
Washington State Department of Transportation - News
WSDOT Toll Division – 401 Second Ave. S. - Seattle, WA 98104 - 206.464.1220
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Oct 19, 2010
Contact: Craig Stone, WSDOT Tolls Director, 206-464-1222
Janet Matkin, WSDOT Tolls Communication Manager, 206-716-1150
WSDOT unveils new Good To Go! passes for electronic tolling
SEATTLE - Good To Go!, the state’s electronic toll collection system, today unveiled five new devices for
paying tolls without ever stopping.
The new tolling passes, including smaller and movable options, will be available to drivers in early 2011,
prior to the start of tolling on SR 520. They will offer a wider range of options for paying tolls on all
Good To Go! toll roads in Washington.
“Transponder technology has improved dramatically in the last few years,” said Craig Stone, WSDOT Toll
Division Director, following an official announcement today at a state Transportation Commission
meeting. “WSDOT has taken advantage of this maturity to deliver some of the best products available at
the lowest cost to drivers. The new portfolio of Good To Go! passes offers a solution for nearly every
vehicle and more convenience for drivers who use toll facilities throughout the state.”
Tolling on the existing SR 520 bridge is scheduled to begin in the spring of 2011 and with it comes an
expansion of the Good To Go! program already in place on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and the SR 167
High Occupancy Toll (HOT) lanes. Drivers with prepaid Good To Go! accounts travel at highway speeds
as the system detects their pass and automatically deducts the toll amount from their accounts. Drivers
can link several passes to a single account, permitting them to select the best pass option for each
vehicle.
Special offers
New pass options will be offered in tandem with the opening of the new Good To Go! customer service
centers in the SR 520 corridor early next year. SR 520 motorists who typically don’t use any of the other
toll roads are encouraged to wait until after the first of the year to establish their Good To Go! accounts
to take advantage of special incentives. Be among the first to know about special offers by signing up at
www.goodtogointerestlist.com <http://www.goodtogointerestlist.com> .
New Good To Go! passes
Standard Sticker Pass: A non-movable sticker about the size of a Band-Aid, this compact pass is barely
noticeable when attached to a windshield near the rearview mirror. At $5, it’s expected to be the most
popular new option.
Standard Movable Pass: Designed for those who want a single pass for multiple vehicles, this product is
easy to move between vehicles. The $8 pass adheres to the windshield with Velcro behind the rearview
mirror. It must be mounted to work correctly.
Movable Pass with On/Off Option: Ideal for those who carpool in the HOT lanes, this transponder has an
on/off switch to deactivate it when driving with a passenger in the HOT lane. This $12 pass also
attaches with Velcro to the windshield behind the rearview mirror.
Specialized Passes:
Motorcycle Sticker Pass: This non-transferable sticker pass is transparent and adheres to a motorcycle’s
headlamp. It’s virtually invisible once attached. Motorcycle passes will retail for $8.
External Mount License Plate Pass: The external pass might be a good alternative for people looking for
something other than a windshield-mounted transponder. This weather-resistant transponder attaches
with screws horizontally to the front license plate. While removable, this $12 pass is not intended for
frequent switching between vehicles.
For more information about Good To Go! visit www.wsdot.gov/goodtogo

<http://www.wsdot.gov/goodtogo> .
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WSDOT keeps people, businesses and the economy moving by operating and improving the state's
transportation systems. To learn more about what we're doing, go to www.wsdot.wa.gov/news
<http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/news> for pictures, videos, news and blogs. Real time traffic information is
available at www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic <http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic> or by dialing 5-1-1.
To: DeWitt, Karen (WSP)
Subject: Phone call
Hi Karen,
I remember the call yesterday had two topics: One was the complaint that I believe is already resolved,
but I can’t remember the other one and I told you I would take action on it. Can you remind me what
that one was?
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Phone call
OK. Thank you, I will keep you posted.
Mike
From: DeWitt, Karen (WSP)

It was the car-ped collision. CID was not going to handle as a Hit and Run. Four or five cars did not
stop after hitting the body. Just wanted you to check into it and make sure it will not come back to
haunt us. Dan felt because there was no intent and the other people probably didn't realize they hit a
person they didn't need to investigate as a H and Run.
Karen.
Sent from my BlackBerry

Subject: Phone call
Hi Karen,
that one was?
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504

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

Subject: Fw: Phone call
Chuck,
Please check on this with Dan Dale. Even if we wouldn't normally respond to this or take it as a criminal
investigation find out what service we would provide.
DeWitt is asking about it to see if we usually do anything with these.

Karen.

Subject: Phone call
Hi Karen,
that one was?
Thanks,
Mike

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

To: Lathan, Dale (WSP); "tomandpam687@verizon.net"
Subject: Fw: Sword Purchase
Does it seem like the WSPTA could donate to this? I don't have a dog in the fight, but Sager is your
member and a long standing honor guard guy.

--------------------------
From my Blackberry
Lieutenant Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Office)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
From: Cozzitorto, Peter (WSP)

Subject: RE: Sword Purchase
LT,
I am not able to donate this money right now from the WSPTA accounts. Are we able to
approach the senior managers and find out what happened? If we are unable to get the money from
another organization please let me know and I’ll throw in some more money so we don’t have to poll
the newer troopers.
Pete

To: Cozzitorto, Peter (WSP)
Subject: Sword Purchase
Hi Pete,
As you know, I purchased the sword for John Sager’s retirement gift. I received many generous
donations from our members and even though I asked for half the purchase price from the Senior
Manager’s Fund they only gave me $100.
I was wondering if the WSPTA would care to donate the remaining $120 for his sword.
Thanks for checking on this for me.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: Lathan, Dale (WSP)
Subject: Re: Sword Purchase
No, from the honor guard.
From: Lathan, Dale (WSP)

Subject: Re: Sword Purchase
He is retiring from the wsp?

Sent from my Blackberry
Sergeant Dale Lathan

To: Lathan, Dale (WSP); 'tomandpam687@verizon.net' <tomandpam687@verizon.net>
Does it seem like the WSPTA could donate to this? I don't have a dog in the fight, but Sager is your
member and a long standing honor guard guy.

--------------------------
From my Blackberry
(360) 704-2954 (Office)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

LT,
the newer troopers.
Pete

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

Subject: RE: Phone call
Which car ped? Was there another one?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I guess we don't need to worry about the car-ped this morning!

Mike

Karen.

Subject: Phone call
Hi Karen,
that one was?
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I forwarded to Dale for follow up. If it is possible to get this money, he will. I will let you know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

--------------------------
From my Blackberry
(360) 704-2954 (Office)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

LT,
the newer troopers.
Pete

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

OK, I will check with my guys since they are a part of CBIT.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Yes! Just outside of Quincy this morning. CID was on scene and have determined the person was
already dead. It is a Homicide. CBIT and every LEA that is close have responded.
I am trying to get an update from my lieutenant.

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

(360) 239-0042 (cell)


Mike

Karen.

Subject: Phone call
Hi Karen,
that one was?
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Barger, Loren (WSP); Dale, Dan (WSP)
Subject: FW: Phone call
I am just hearing about this and wondering if we are responding as part of CBIT?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)


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

(360) 239-0042 (cell)


Mike

Karen.

Subject: Phone call
Hi Karen,
that one was?
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Snider, Dave (WSP)
Dave, can you let me know what this is about and if we are responding as a part of CBIT? Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Barger, Loren (WSP); Dale, Dan (WSP)
I am just hearing about this and wondering if we are responding as part of CBIT?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)


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


Mike

Karen.

Subject: Phone call
Hi Karen,
that one was?
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: IACP INFO Biweekly E-mail Newsletter #258
Please review the area highlighted in yellow and look into the criteria so we can submit the Dorsey case. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Mike,
Not sure if your significant auto theft case (Det. Kirk) would qualify….but FYI there is a IACP award that is similar
to looking beyond the license plate, that you may want to consider….JB
"Service With Humility"
Captain Jason Berry
Government and Media Relations
Office: 360-596-4010
jason.berry@wsp.wa.gov
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October 12, 2010
NUMBER 258

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Free training for Law Enforcement
Leading by Legacy: Leadership and Management Training

No-cost training for rural law enforcement
2010 IACP and Cisco Systems Community Policing Awards - Winners Announced
2011 Looking Beyond the License Plate Program
2011 J. Stannard Baker Award for Highway Safety
2011 Vehicle Theft Award of Merit

Training Classes Currently Scheduled for October/November 2010
Receive a $50 tuition discount for registrants pre-paying 45 days or more

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IACP Annual Conference
IACP Annual Conference <http://www.theiacpconference.org/>
Time is Running Out!
Register now for IACP 2010 <http://www.theiacpconference.org> so you can experience the best education,
networking, and exhibit hall available to law enforcement!
Don’t forget to purchase your annual banquet tickets <http://www.theiacp.org/banquet> online before close of
business Wednesday, October 13. After the 13th you will need to purchase your ticket on-site at the Orange
County Convention Center in the Registration Lobby.
Airport/hotel discounts available for IACP 2010 attendees: Mears Transportation Group is offering a discount coupon
that may be used for round trip shuttle transfers. Transportation can be arranged prior to arrival here
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Get ready for the best networking event of the year at IACP’s Host Chief’s Night at Universal Studios! AT&T and
Cisco are sponsoring the event again and have exciting extras for all attendees!
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Police Chief Magazine
Police Chief Magazine<http://pages.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/naylor/CPIM1010/assets/icon.gif> The October issue –

the official IACP 2010 conference issue – of Police Chief magazine mails to subscribers this week and will be
available in its digital format at http://www.naylornetwork.com/iac-nxt. Check back often for new issue uploads and
archives.
The October issue’s cover story previews the exciting 117th Annual IACP Conference in Orlando, Florida, Oct. 23-
27. The issue is chock full of conference information, the latest exhibitor list, and the newest exhibitor product and
service advancements. Noteworthy this year are 27 conference sessions (out of a total of 175) that present
groundbreaking technology in law enforcement; a mobile conference guide on your smartphones at
http://www.chirpe.com/IACP2010; access to more than 750 exhibiting companies; and unparalleled networking
opportunities with law enforcement executive peers. Other October issue articles include a chief’s look at
Proposition 19: California’s marijuana legalization debate; the role of police in preventing wrongful convictions;
employing police reserve officers in a down economy; local law enforcement’s role in preventing terrorist attacks;
and much more.
For information, contact Charlie Higginbotham, editor, at higginboth@theiacp.org or Kerry Sullivan, assistant editor,
at sullivan@theiacp.org.
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Events
Below are just some of the IACP events that are listed on the calendar section of the IACP Website.
Click here <http://iacppolice.ebiz.uapps.net/personifyebusiness/CalendarofEvents/tabid/179/Default.aspx> to find
out more about other upcoming IACP events, meetings, and training opportunities.
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Law Enforcement Responses to Adolescent Girls, Orlando, FL
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>
10/22/2010
IACP Tuition-Free Training: Implementing LPR Technology in your Community, Orlando, FL

>
11/11-12/2010
Partnerships for Safe Schools - Frazer, PA

>
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IACP Foundation
IACP Foundation Gala <http://www.theiacp.org/Foundation/tabid/521/Default.aspx>
IACP Foundation’s Fourth Annual Fundraising Gala! Saturday, October 23rd at the Hilton Orlando. Click here
<http://www.theiacp.org/Foundation/PartnersEvents/AnnualFundraisingGala/2010Gala/tabid/725/Default.aspx> for
more information. Individual tickets are now available
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Special Projects
Free training for Law Enforcement: Project Safe Neighborhoods Anti Gang Training, Columbus, OH, Oct 27-29,
2010 and San Francisco, CA November 16-18, 2010. Topics covered include: National and Regional Gang Briefings,
Fugitive Task Forces, Investigative Tools, and Interviewing and Debriefing. The IACP can provide sworn law
enforcement officers a limited amount of lodging reimbursement on a first come, first served basis. Please contact
Amy Lightcap at lineofficers@theiacp.org for information on registration and lodging reimbursements.
Free training for Law Enforcement and Prosecutors: Project Safe Neighborhoods Gang Investigations for Patrol
Officers, Oct 21, 2010, Orlando, FL. Topics covered include: Gang Identification and Documentation, Qualifying as
a gang expert, Interviewing and Detecting Deception, and Federal Firearms and Gang Laws. Please email
lineofficers@theiacp.org for more information and to register.
Roundtable on Gangs and Street Crews, October 24, 2010, 9 AM, open to all attendees at the IACP Annual
Conference in Orlando, FL. According to the 2009 National Gang Threat Assessment, both traditional gangs and
street level, neighborhood crews remain significant contributors to criminal activities in our nation’s communities.
Open to all attendees this roundtable discussion on gangs and street crews is an opportunity to give and receive
feedback on various gang and gun violence reduction initiatives and learn about the challenges and successes of
your colleagues. Contact lineofficers@theiacp.org for more information.
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Employing Returning Combat Veterans as Law Enforcement Officers Guidebooks Available
Leader’s Guidebook & Training Curriculum <http://www.theiacp.org/vets2cops> The IACP’s Employing Returning
Combat Veterans as Law Enforcement Officers Project has released two guidebooks, the Leader’s Guide and the
Veteran’s Guide, in support of combat veterans serving in law enforcement. Each guidebook provides helpful steps
to take during the deployment cycle and useful resources to begin or improve a veteran support system. Visit
www.theiacp.org/vets2cops to obtain these guidebooks or to learn more about the project.
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FREE TRAINING! Partnerships for Safe Schools

Be a change agent! The IACP invites multi-agency teams representing local law enforcement, schools, social
services, and/or other juvenile justice stakeholder agencies to attend the next Partnerships for Safe Schools
training, which will be held November 11-12, 2010 in Frazer, PA. This workshop is designed to prepare diverse
school safety teams to implement or strengthen safe school plans that enhance the protection of students,
teachers, and the surrounding community. Through interactive discussions, case study exercises, and individualized
action planning, participants obtain practical skills that they can apply immediately on the job.
Registration ends October 29, 2010. Register now! <http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/iacpsafeschools> For more
information, download the training flyer <http://www.theiacp.org/About/WhatsNew/tabid/459/Default.aspx?
id=1327&v=1> or contact Sabrina Rhodes at 1-800-843-4227 x831 or juvenilejustice@theiacp.org.
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For First Line Supervisors, Command Staff, and Executives from Rural Law Enforcement Agencies
The Leading by Legacy Program is now accepting scholarship applications for upcoming training events in 2011.
Participants will learn how to:
* Enhance ethical leadership within themselves and their colleagues

* Plan for the future success of their agency
* Translate leadership to a lasting legacy in their community
FULL TRAVEL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE!
TO DETERMINE ELIGIBILITY AND APPLY VISIT:

www.theiacp.org/leadingbylegacy
Questions to
leadingbylegacy@theiacp.org
800.the.iacp ext. 838
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Building Blocks of a Law Enforcement Volunteer Program E-Learning Course
The VIPS Program is pleased to announce the availability of an introductory e-learning course addressing the
principles of starting a law enforcement volunteer program. This online introductory course teaches attendees how
to implement a volunteer program within a law enforcement agency. You will learn about program infrastructure,
recruitment, selection and management, training, recognition, and assessment. This course is designed for persons
charged with implementing a program in state, local, tribal, or campus law enforcement agencies. This two-hour
course can be taken in one sitting or at your own speed. Once all modules have been viewed and a basic test has
been passed, you will receive a certificate of completion.
Please visit, www.policevolunteers.org/training_events/?fa=build_blocks_vol_prog to learn more and to begin the

registration process. Contact info@policevolunteers.org if you have any questions.
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Registration Now Open

IACP Tuition-Free Training: Implementing LPR Technology in your Community
The IACP Technology Technical Assistance Program (TTAP), with support from the Office of Community Oriented
Policing Services (COPS), U.S. Department of Justice, is hosting regional training courses on LPR technology. These
tuition-free training classes, Implementing LPR Technology in your Community, will assist law enforcement agencies
with planning, policy development, acquisition, and implementation of LPR technology. The training courses are
open to chief executives, project managers, and other law enforcement and government personnel who are or will
be directly involved in the planning and implementation of LPR technology.
Training location currently open for registration:
1. Friday, October 22, 2010 in Orlando, FL
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If you have any questions or would like more information about this training please feel free to visit our Web page
at www.theiacp.org/TTAP or contact us at TTAP@theiacp.org.
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In-Car DVD Cover<http://www.theiacp.org/lyris_images/InCarDVD.jpg> In-car camera systems have become an

essential tool in modern law enforcement. However, for all its benefits, an in-car camera doesn’t guarantee officer
buy-in or program success. This video demonstrates how planning and implementation are the keys to a successful
in-car camera program that protects officers, their departments, and the citizens they serve. Order your free copy
here <http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=EWYqjbQKLpYFL_2bDxdXcCDQ_3d_3d> .
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Membership: Divisions / Sections / Committees
University and College Police Section Annual Meeting: October 24, 2010
The IACP University and College Police Section Annual Meeting will be held on Sunday, October 24, 2010 in
Orlando, Florida. Join us for the lunch meeting scheduled from 11:00AM - 2:00PM (in Room 309 A&B) at the
Orlando/Orange County Convention Center during IACP’s Annual Conference being held October 23-27, 2010.
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Awards
IACP and Cisco Systems Community Policing

Award<http://www.theiacp.org/lyris_images/CommunityPolicingAward.jpg> IACP and Cisco Recognize Agencies for
Community Policing
Four agencies have been selected to receive the 2010 Community Policing Award from IACP and Cisco.
Click here to read the press release. <http://www.theiacp.org/About/WhatsNew/tabid/459/Default.aspx?

id=1330&v=1>
For more information, please visit www.theiacp.org

<http://www.theiacp.org/About/Awards/CommunityPolicingAward/tabid/614/Default.aspx> or
www.iacpcommunitypolicing.org.
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The IACP's Vehicle Theft Committee recognizes an individual law enforcement officer’s outstanding educational,
enforcement, and/or legislative contribution(s) aimed at reducing vehicle thefts and other vehicle-related crimes
during the Calendar Year 2010. The Committee still encourages law enforcement agencies, task forces, councils,
community partnerships, and other theft prevention alliances to showcase either their educational or enforcement
activities during the Calendar Year 2010 in terms of vehicle theft. The winning agency in each of five categories
based upon agency size, as well as the winning individual law enforcement officer, will receive a three-night
expense paid trip to the Annual IACP Conference in Orlando where it will receive a trophy. The deadline for
submission is May 16, 2011. An application may be downloaded here
<http://www.theiacp.org/About/Awards/VehicleTheftAwardofMerit/tabid/346/Default.aspx> .
For additional information, contact Dick Ashton at (800) 843-4227, x276 or at ashtonr@theiacp.org
________________________________
The IACP's Highway Safety Committee annually recognizes a state trooper and a municipal police officer, as well as
a non-law enforcement officer, each of whom has made an outstanding, continuous and sustained lifetime
contribution to highway safety. Each winner will receive a three-night expense paid trip to the Annual IACP
Conference in Chicago where s/he will be honored. The deadline for submission is May 13, 2011. An application
may be downloaded here
<http://www.theiacp.org/About/Awards/JStannardBakerAwardforHighwaySafety/tabid/326/Default.aspx> .
________________________________
The 2011 Looking Beyond the License Plate Program is underway and once again will recognize the vital role that
license plates play in solving serious, non-traffic crimes. The Highway Safety Committee, in partnership with 3M's
Traffic Safety Systems Division, will select in June 2011 the police officer who demonstrates between June 1, 2010,
and May 31, 2011, the most initiative in solving a serious crime via a license plate. Other officers also will be
recognized for their meritorious achievements. Additional information and the application can be found here
<http://www.theiacp.org/About/Awards/LookingBeyondtheLicensePlateAwardProgram/tabid/343/Default.aspx> .
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Training
Classes Currently Scheduled for October and November 2010
Advanced Supervision Skills

October 19-21, 2010 - Uxbridge, MA
Excellence in the FTO

October 21-22, 2010 - McKinney, TX

October 26-28, 2010 - Lynn, MA
Managing Generational Change

October 26-27, 2010 - Fort Lauderdale, FL
Teamwork, Leadership and Excellence Intention to Reality

November 1-5, 2010 - Salem, OR
*Registrants pre-paying 45 days or more before the start of Tuition Based Courses
(excluding LPO and Grant Supported programs) will receive a $50 tuition discount.
For online registration for these classes go to http://www.iacptraining.org/search/index.asp.

If you have any questions, contact Kayla Butz at butz@theiacp.org or 1-800-THE-IACP ext. 265.
________________________________
IACP Center for Police Leadership and Training - Leadership in Police Organizations (LPO)
The IACP’s Center for Police Leadership and Training is offering open enrollment slots for the highly successful
leadership development program called Leadership in Police Organizations (LPO). Over the last four years, IACP has
worked with police departments in 22 states to develop their current and future leaders using this unique program.
Thanks to the support of the Motorola Corporation, IACP is presenting a new, updated LPO program highlighting
the latest research in the concept of dispersed leadership and a behavioral science based approach to leadership.
Additional information on the program is available on the IACP website at http://www.theiacp.org/Training.

Registration for this class is being handled by Ms. Jennifer Porter or Ms. Kayla Butz of the IACP staff. They can be
reached on 703-836-6767 exts. 366 and 265 respectively.
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addition to GEICO's already low rates. The member discount is available in most states. Just click here
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Jobs
Discover Policing <http://www.discoverpolicing.org/>
DiscoverPolicing.org <http://www.discoverpolicing.org/> is the official career center of the IACP and a nationwide
police recruitment resource. Simply put, our goal is to bring more of the right people into law enforcement. Use
DiscoverPolicing.org to extend the reach of your agency’s recruitment efforts, advance your personal job search,
and promote the profession of policing. All features of DiscoverPolicing.org are FREE of charge.
* Post vacancy announcements (sworn and civilian) for your agency. Customize them by adding a photo or
logo.
* Highlight your officers by submitting a profile to our Real People/Real Stories
<http://discoverpolicing.org/people/> section.
* Refer those interested in policing to the site as a source of comprehensive career information.
* Request DiscoverPolicing.org brochures <http://discoverpolicing.org/files/dp-brochure.pdf> and bumper
stickers <http://discoverpolicing.org/files/dp-sticker.pdf> to distribute at career fairs and other recruiting events.
* Find your next job -- search for chief executive vacancies, IACP headquarters jobs, and entry/mid-level
positions for both sworn officers and civilians nationwide.
* Connect with us through Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/pages/Discover-Policing/94509918410> and
Twitter <http://www.twitter.com/discover_police> to receive updates on newly posted jobs and other police
recruitment news / information.
DiscoverPolicing.org <http://www.DiscoverPolicing.org> is managed by the IACP and sponsored by the Bureau of

Justice Assistance. For more information, contact us at discoverpolicing@theiacp.org or 1-800-THE-IACP, ext 273.
Current listings for Law Enforcement - Chief Executive and IACP Headquarters Positions on the DiscoverPolicing.org
<http://www.DiscoverPolicing.org> web site
Position
Location
Chief of Police <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7276368>
Minerva Park, OH
Lake Geneva, WI
Kankakee, IL
Augusta, M
Buena Vista, VA
Saraland, AL
Cary, IL
Olympia, WA
San Leandro, CA
Baraboo, WI
Truro, MA
Chief of Police/Director of Public Safety <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?

t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7255746>
Wellesley, MA
Chief of Police/Director of Safety <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?

t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7256193>
Kentfield, CA
Director of Public Safety - Northern Kentucky University <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?

t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7238447>
Escanaba, MI
Director, Office of Law Enforcement and Security <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?

t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7249960>
Washington, DC
Intelligence Bureau Chief <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?

t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7062657>
Salt Lake City, UT

t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7062659>
Salt Lake City, UT
Police Chief <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7271897>
Greenwood Village, CO
Montebello, CA
Roseville, CA
San Jose, CA
Pueblo, CO
Coppell, TX
Bastrop, TX
Peoria, AZ
Glendora, CA
Marana, AZ
Compton, CA
Bothell, WA
Roswell, GA
IACP Headquarters - Project Coordinator II <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?

str=26&t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7190026>
Alexandria, VA
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Subject: RE: IACP INFO Biweekly E-mail Newsletter #258
Bosman is on this already, but thank you. This is not the Jas Kirk case, that was the fraud case with signature
gathering. The auto theft one was Donovan Daly and John Anderson regarding the Devaughn Dorsey case. That
one should be very competitive in this award.
Thanks Pard
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Mike,
Not sure if your significant auto theft case (Det. Kirk) would qualify….but FYI there is a IACP award that is similar
to looking beyond the license plate, that you may want to consider….JB
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010
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IACP Annual Conference <http://www.theiacpconference.org/>
Time is Running Out!
Register now for IACP 2010 <http://www.theiacpconference.org> so you can experience the best education,
networking, and exhibit hall available to law enforcement!
Don’t forget to purchase your annual banquet tickets <http://www.theiacp.org/banquet> online before close of
business Wednesday, October 13. After the 13th you will need to purchase your ticket on-site at the Orange
County Convention Center in the Registration Lobby.
Airport/hotel discounts available for IACP 2010 attendees: Mears Transportation Group is offering a discount coupon
that may be used for round trip shuttle transfers. Transportation can be arranged prior to arrival here
<https://secure.mearstransportation.com/Default.asp?referrer=385209050> .
Get ready for the best networking event of the year at IACP’s Host Chief’s Night at Universal Studios! AT&T and
Cisco are sponsoring the event again and have exciting extras for all attendees!
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Police Chief Magazine
Police Chief Magazine<http://pages.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/naylor/CPIM1010/assets/icon.gif> The October issue –

the official IACP 2010 conference issue – of Police Chief magazine mails to subscribers this week and will be
available in its digital format at http://www.naylornetwork.com/iac-nxt. Check back often for new issue uploads and
archives.
The October issue’s cover story previews the exciting 117th Annual IACP Conference in Orlando, Florida, Oct. 23-
27. The issue is chock full of conference information, the latest exhibitor list, and the newest exhibitor product and
service advancements. Noteworthy this year are 27 conference sessions (out of a total of 175) that present
groundbreaking technology in law enforcement; a mobile conference guide on your smartphones at
http://www.chirpe.com/IACP2010; access to more than 750 exhibiting companies; and unparalleled networking
opportunities with law enforcement executive peers. Other October issue articles include a chief’s look at
Proposition 19: California’s marijuana legalization debate; the role of police in preventing wrongful convictions;
employing police reserve officers in a down economy; local law enforcement’s role in preventing terrorist attacks;
and much more.
For information, contact Charlie Higginbotham, editor, at higginboth@theiacp.org or Kerry Sullivan, assistant editor,
at sullivan@theiacp.org.
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Events
Below are just some of the IACP events that are listed on the calendar section of the IACP Website.
Click here <http://iacppolice.ebiz.uapps.net/personifyebusiness/CalendarofEvents/tabid/179/Default.aspx> to find
out more about other upcoming IACP events, meetings, and training opportunities.
Date
Title
10/21-22/2010
Law Enforcement Responses to Adolescent Girls, Orlando, FL

>
10/22/2010
IACP Tuition-Free Training: Implementing LPR Technology in your Community, Orlando, FL

>
11/11-12/2010
Partnerships for Safe Schools - Frazer, PA

>
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IACP Foundation
IACP Foundation Gala <http://www.theiacp.org/Foundation/tabid/521/Default.aspx>
IACP Foundation’s Fourth Annual Fundraising Gala! Saturday, October 23rd at the Hilton Orlando. Click here
<http://www.theiacp.org/Foundation/PartnersEvents/AnnualFundraisingGala/2010Gala/tabid/725/Default.aspx> for
more information. Individual tickets are now available
<http://iacppolice.ebiz.uapps.net/personifyebusiness/OnlineStore/ProductDetail/tabid/55/Default.aspx?
ProductId=1136> !
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Special Projects
Free training for Law Enforcement: Project Safe Neighborhoods Anti Gang Training, Columbus, OH, Oct 27-29,
2010 and San Francisco, CA November 16-18, 2010. Topics covered include: National and Regional Gang Briefings,
Fugitive Task Forces, Investigative Tools, and Interviewing and Debriefing. The IACP can provide sworn law
enforcement officers a limited amount of lodging reimbursement on a first come, first served basis. Please contact
Amy Lightcap at lineofficers@theiacp.org for information on registration and lodging reimbursements.
Free training for Law Enforcement and Prosecutors: Project Safe Neighborhoods Gang Investigations for Patrol
Officers, Oct 21, 2010, Orlando, FL. Topics covered include: Gang Identification and Documentation, Qualifying as
a gang expert, Interviewing and Detecting Deception, and Federal Firearms and Gang Laws. Please email
lineofficers@theiacp.org for more information and to register.
Roundtable on Gangs and Street Crews, October 24, 2010, 9 AM, open to all attendees at the IACP Annual
Conference in Orlando, FL. According to the 2009 National Gang Threat Assessment, both traditional gangs and
street level, neighborhood crews remain significant contributors to criminal activities in our nation’s communities.
Open to all attendees this roundtable discussion on gangs and street crews is an opportunity to give and receive
feedback on various gang and gun violence reduction initiatives and learn about the challenges and successes of
your colleagues. Contact lineofficers@theiacp.org for more information.
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Employing Returning Combat Veterans as Law Enforcement Officers Guidebooks Available
Leader’s Guidebook & Training Curriculum <http://www.theiacp.org/vets2cops> The IACP’s Employing Returning
Combat Veterans as Law Enforcement Officers Project has released two guidebooks, the Leader’s Guide and the
Veteran’s Guide, in support of combat veterans serving in law enforcement. Each guidebook provides helpful steps
to take during the deployment cycle and useful resources to begin or improve a veteran support system. Visit
www.theiacp.org/vets2cops to obtain these guidebooks or to learn more about the project.
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FREE TRAINING! Partnerships for Safe Schools
Be a change agent! The IACP invites multi-agency teams representing local law enforcement, schools, social
services, and/or other juvenile justice stakeholder agencies to attend the next Partnerships for Safe Schools
training, which will be held November 11-12, 2010 in Frazer, PA. This workshop is designed to prepare diverse
school safety teams to implement or strengthen safe school plans that enhance the protection of students,
teachers, and the surrounding community. Through interactive discussions, case study exercises, and individualized
action planning, participants obtain practical skills that they can apply immediately on the job.
Registration ends October 29, 2010. Register now! <http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/iacpsafeschools> For more
information, download the training flyer <http://www.theiacp.org/About/WhatsNew/tabid/459/Default.aspx?
id=1327&v=1> or contact Sabrina Rhodes at 1-800-843-4227 x831 or juvenilejustice@theiacp.org.
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LBL logo <http://www.theiacp.org/leadingbylegacy> NO COST TRAINING FOR RURAL LAW ENFORCEMENT

For First Line Supervisors, Command Staff, and Executives from Rural Law Enforcement Agencies
The Leading by Legacy Program is now accepting scholarship applications for upcoming training events in 2011.
Participants will learn how to:
* Enhance ethical leadership within themselves and their colleagues

* Plan for the future success of their agency
* Translate leadership to a lasting legacy in their community
FULL TRAVEL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE!
TO DETERMINE ELIGIBILITY AND APPLY VISIT:

www.theiacp.org/leadingbylegacy
Questions to
leadingbylegacy@theiacp.org
800.the.iacp ext. 838
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Building Blocks of a Law Enforcement Volunteer Program E-Learning Course
The VIPS Program is pleased to announce the availability of an introductory e-learning course addressing the
principles of starting a law enforcement volunteer program. This online introductory course teaches attendees how
to implement a volunteer program within a law enforcement agency. You will learn about program infrastructure,
recruitment, selection and management, training, recognition, and assessment. This course is designed for persons
charged with implementing a program in state, local, tribal, or campus law enforcement agencies. This two-hour
course can be taken in one sitting or at your own speed. Once all modules have been viewed and a basic test has
been passed, you will receive a certificate of completion.
Please visit, www.policevolunteers.org/training_events/?fa=build_blocks_vol_prog to learn more and to begin the

registration process. Contact info@policevolunteers.org if you have any questions.
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Registration Now Open

IACP Tuition-Free Training: Implementing LPR Technology in your Community
The IACP Technology Technical Assistance Program (TTAP), with support from the Office of Community Oriented
Policing Services (COPS), U.S. Department of Justice, is hosting regional training courses on LPR technology. These
tuition-free training classes, Implementing LPR Technology in your Community, will assist law enforcement agencies
with planning, policy development, acquisition, and implementation of LPR technology. The training courses are
open to chief executives, project managers, and other law enforcement and government personnel who are or will
be directly involved in the planning and implementation of LPR technology.
Training location currently open for registration:
1. Friday, October 22, 2010 in Orlando, FL
REGISTER <http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/KLPH8N2>
If you have any questions or would like more information about this training please feel free to visit our Web page
at www.theiacp.org/TTAP or contact us at TTAP@theiacp.org.
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Focus on In-Car Camera DVD
In-Car DVD Cover<http://www.theiacp.org/lyris_images/InCarDVD.jpg> In-car camera systems have become an

essential tool in modern law enforcement. However, for all its benefits, an in-car camera doesn’t guarantee officer
buy-in or program success. This video demonstrates how planning and implementation are the keys to a successful
in-car camera program that protects officers, their departments, and the citizens they serve. Order your free copy
here <http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=EWYqjbQKLpYFL_2bDxdXcCDQ_3d_3d> .
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Membership: Divisions / Sections / Committees
University and College Police Section Annual Meeting: October 24, 2010
The IACP University and College Police Section Annual Meeting will be held on Sunday, October 24, 2010 in
Orlando, Florida. Join us for the lunch meeting scheduled from 11:00AM - 2:00PM (in Room 309 A&B) at the
Orlando/Orange County Convention Center during IACP’s Annual Conference being held October 23-27, 2010.
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Awards
IACP and Cisco Systems Community Policing

Award<http://www.theiacp.org/lyris_images/CommunityPolicingAward.jpg> IACP and Cisco Recognize Agencies for
Community Policing
Four agencies have been selected to receive the 2010 Community Policing Award from IACP and Cisco.
Click here to read the press release. <http://www.theiacp.org/About/WhatsNew/tabid/459/Default.aspx?

id=1330&v=1>
For more information, please visit www.theiacp.org

<http://www.theiacp.org/About/Awards/CommunityPolicingAward/tabid/614/Default.aspx> or
www.iacpcommunitypolicing.org.
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The IACP's Vehicle Theft Committee recognizes an individual law enforcement officer’s outstanding educational,
enforcement, and/or legislative contribution(s) aimed at reducing vehicle thefts and other vehicle-related crimes
during the Calendar Year 2010. The Committee still encourages law enforcement agencies, task forces, councils,
community partnerships, and other theft prevention alliances to showcase either their educational or enforcement
activities during the Calendar Year 2010 in terms of vehicle theft. The winning agency in each of five categories
based upon agency size, as well as the winning individual law enforcement officer, will receive a three-night
expense paid trip to the Annual IACP Conference in Orlando where it will receive a trophy. The deadline for
submission is May 16, 2011. An application may be downloaded here
<http://www.theiacp.org/About/Awards/VehicleTheftAwardofMerit/tabid/346/Default.aspx> .
________________________________

The IACP's Highway Safety Committee annually recognizes a state trooper and a municipal police officer, as well as
a non-law enforcement officer, each of whom has made an outstanding, continuous and sustained lifetime
contribution to highway safety. Each winner will receive a three-night expense paid trip to the Annual IACP
Conference in Chicago where s/he will be honored. The deadline for submission is May 13, 2011. An application
may be downloaded here
<http://www.theiacp.org/About/Awards/JStannardBakerAwardforHighwaySafety/tabid/326/Default.aspx> .
________________________________
The 2011 Looking Beyond the License Plate Program is underway and once again will recognize the vital role that
license plates play in solving serious, non-traffic crimes. The Highway Safety Committee, in partnership with 3M's
Traffic Safety Systems Division, will select in June 2011 the police officer who demonstrates between June 1, 2010,
and May 31, 2011, the most initiative in solving a serious crime via a license plate. Other officers also will be
recognized for their meritorious achievements. Additional information and the application can be found here
<http://www.theiacp.org/About/Awards/LookingBeyondtheLicensePlateAwardProgram/tabid/343/Default.aspx> .
________________________________
Training
Classes Currently Scheduled for October and November 2010

October 19-21, 2010 - Uxbridge, MA
Excellence in the FTO

October 21-22, 2010 - McKinney, TX

October 26-28, 2010 - Lynn, MA
Managing Generational Change

October 26-27, 2010 - Fort Lauderdale, FL
Teamwork, Leadership and Excellence Intention to Reality

November 1-5, 2010 - Salem, OR
*Registrants pre-paying 45 days or more before the start of Tuition Based Courses
(excluding LPO and Grant Supported programs) will receive a $50 tuition discount.
For online registration for these classes go to http://www.iacptraining.org/search/index.asp.

If you have any questions, contact Kayla Butz at butz@theiacp.org or 1-800-THE-IACP ext. 265.
________________________________
IACP Center for Police Leadership and Training - Leadership in Police Organizations (LPO)
The IACP’s Center for Police Leadership and Training is offering open enrollment slots for the highly successful
leadership development program called Leadership in Police Organizations (LPO). Over the last four years, IACP has
worked with police departments in 22 states to develop their current and future leaders using this unique program.
Thanks to the support of the Motorola Corporation, IACP is presenting a new, updated LPO program highlighting
the latest research in the concept of dispersed leadership and a behavioral science based approach to leadership.
Additional information on the program is available on the IACP website at http://www.theiacp.org/Training.

Registration for this class is being handled by Ms. Jennifer Porter or Ms. Kayla Butz of the IACP staff. They can be
reached on 703-836-6767 exts. 366 and 265 respectively.
________________________________
IACP Preferred
GEICO <http://www.geico.com/landingpage/go51.htm?logo=06575>
GEICO - Great Car Insurance Rates Available

The GEICO Auto Insurance Program offers IACP members quality car insurance with complete 24-hour sales,
policy, and claims service. Offer: As an IACP member, you may also qualify for an IACP Member Discount, in
addition to GEICO's already low rates. The member discount is available in most states. Just click here
<http://www.geico.com/landingpage/go51.htm?logo=06575> for a free rate quote!
________________________________
Jobs
Discover Policing <http://www.discoverpolicing.org/>
DiscoverPolicing.org <http://www.discoverpolicing.org/> is the official career center of the IACP and a nationwide
police recruitment resource. Simply put, our goal is to bring more of the right people into law enforcement. Use
DiscoverPolicing.org to extend the reach of your agency’s recruitment efforts, advance your personal job search,
and promote the profession of policing. All features of DiscoverPolicing.org are FREE of charge.
* Post vacancy announcements (sworn and civilian) for your agency. Customize them by adding a photo or
logo.
* Highlight your officers by submitting a profile to our Real People/Real Stories
<http://discoverpolicing.org/people/> section.
* Refer those interested in policing to the site as a source of comprehensive career information.
* Request DiscoverPolicing.org brochures <http://discoverpolicing.org/files/dp-brochure.pdf> and bumper
stickers <http://discoverpolicing.org/files/dp-sticker.pdf> to distribute at career fairs and other recruiting events.
* Find your next job -- search for chief executive vacancies, IACP headquarters jobs, and entry/mid-level
positions for both sworn officers and civilians nationwide.
* Connect with us through Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/pages/Discover-Policing/94509918410> and
Twitter <http://www.twitter.com/discover_police> to receive updates on newly posted jobs and other police
recruitment news / information.
DiscoverPolicing.org <http://www.DiscoverPolicing.org> is managed by the IACP and sponsored by the Bureau of

Justice Assistance. For more information, contact us at discoverpolicing@theiacp.org or 1-800-THE-IACP, ext 273.
Current listings for Law Enforcement - Chief Executive and IACP Headquarters Positions on the DiscoverPolicing.org
<http://www.DiscoverPolicing.org> web site
Position
Location
Minerva Park, OH
Lake Geneva, WI
Kankakee, IL
Augusta, M

Buena Vista, VA
Saraland, AL
Cary, IL
Olympia, WA
San Leandro, CA
Baraboo, WI
Truro, MA
Chief of Police/Director of Public Safety <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?

t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7255746>
Wellesley, MA
Chief of Police/Director of Safety <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?

t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7256193>
Kentfield, CA
Director of Public Safety - Northern Kentucky University <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?

t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7238447>
Escanaba, MI
Director, Office of Law Enforcement and Security <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?

t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7249960>
Washington, DC

t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7062657>
Salt Lake City, UT

t731=61585&site_id=6207&jb=7062659>
Salt Lake City, UT
Greenwood Village, CO
Montebello, CA

Roseville, CA
San Jose, CA
Pueblo, CO
Coppell, TX
Bastrop, TX
Peoria, AZ
Glendora, CA
Marana, AZ
Compton, CA
Bothell, WA
Roswell, GA
IACP Headquarters - Project Coordinator II <http://careercenter.discoverpolicing.org/c/job.cfm?

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To: Coley, Tim (WSP)
Subject: Rent
The rent is just too damn high. People can’t eat breakfast, lunch and dinner and pay their bills. Listen,
did you hear that? That was a child’s stomach growling because they haven’t had breakfast, lunch and
dinner. Did you hear it? You have to listen like me.
The rent is just too damn high!!!!!!!!!!!
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Good. I understand Dan went to the scene to help, which I wasn’t told, and then offered our future
assistance to the District. This is fine and thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
I spoke with Dan Dale and Ken Wade on this (Dan sought Ken’s guidance) and here is what I learned:
· Dale called the local prosecutor’s office and was told they would not support Hit & Run charges
against the drivers of the cars that struck the pedestrian because there did not appear to be any intent.
· Dale/Wade agreed that CID would assist FOB with the scene and then handle the contacts with
anyone who came forward afterwards indicating they may have struck the pedestrian. CID will conduct
document evidence (on vehicles) and interviews then provide the statements and follow-up reports to
FOB for their case file.
I am in support of this as there did not appear to be any intent on the part of the drivers involved.
Thoughts/Concerns?
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: Fw: Phone call
Chuck,
Please check on this with Dan Dale. Even if we wouldn't normally respond to this or take it as a criminal
investigation find out what service we would provide.
DeWitt is asking about it to see if we usually do anything with these.

Karen.

Subject: Phone call
Hi Karen,
that one was?
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Anderson, John (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: Re: Signature
OK John. Hope you feel better quickly.

From: Anderson, John (WSP)
To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Maijala, Jeff (WSP); 'milo0510@comcast.net'
<milo0510@comcast.net>; Noren, Leif (WSP); Stanek, Paul (WSP); Bohart, Langdon (WSP)
Subject: Signature
Capt/Vicky/Dennis-
Well I was hoping I would be feeling better but am running a 102 fever at 9:30. I feel lousy. Bohart will
be down in the am to sign. He will bring the paper back to my office where I will sign and get down
there Monday.
I am calling radio right now and transfering control of the unit to Maijala for the night.
Det. Sgt. John G. Anderson

King County Regional Auto Theft Unit
Nextel: 425.864.8045
Office: 425.401.7745
To: Sutton, Steve (WSP)
Subject: RE: LUNCH MENU
I don’t plan to attend lunch. I will have eaten so I will just drink their coffee.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Sutton, Steve (WSP)

Subject: FW: LUNCH MENU
Mike – if you plan to attend lunch as well, let me know.
From: Zellar, Kaylene [mailto:kzellar@co.clallam.wa.us]

To: Allen, Robin; bdickinson@ci.sequim.wa.us; Benedict, Bill; Bradley, Don; Brinson,Dan;
bsmith@cityofpa.us; Cameron, Ron; Carroll, Jason; Cobb, Barbara; Daily, Conner; Friend, Michael;
Gahan, Patrick; Gallagher, Terry; Gilstrom, Steve; Green, Ed; Greenquist, Kate; Hernandez, Tony;
Horsman, Dan; Jimmicum, Steve; llee.fpd@forkswashington.org; McCool, Todd; Morgan, Terry;
mpow.fpd@forkswashington.org; Old, Chris (WSP); O'Neill, Mark; Raedel, Larry; Reid, Dana; Sill,
Richard; smadison@ci.sequim.wa.us; Smith, Colin; Spinks, Robert; Sutton, Steve (WSP); Vigil, Gabriel;
Warfield, James; Yacklin, Brett (WSP)
Cc: Johnson, Linda
Subject: LUNCH MENU
Hello Everyone –
Please RSVP to Administrative Specialist Linda Johnson ( ljohnson@co.clallam.wa.us

<mailto:ljohnson@co.clallam.wa.us> ) by Tuesday October 26th at 1630 if you would like to have
lunch before the meeting. The order will be called into the casino at 1645 with the head count for
lunch.
Lunch will be from 1200-1300, with the meeting following from 1300-1500.
Thank You-
<<lunch menu.doc>>
Kaylene Zellar
Civil Deputy
Clallam County Sheriff's Office
Olympic Peninsula Narcotics Enforcement Team

To: Johnson, Bob (WSP)
Subject: Request for assistance
Afternoon Bob,
On October 15th, around 12:30 or so, on the I-205 bridge, a couple of your Troopers responded to a
collision involving a car and a semi. Apparently, the semi lost some tire carcass and it hit the car
causing some damage.
Apparently a CVEO came to the scene as well because of the semi being involved. The victim in this
case is having some trouble getting any information about the causing driver and she feels like WSP is
not being responsive. While I find that hard to believe, it does appear that there may be some
confusion that can be cleared up if the Troopers or CVEO at the scene could call her. In addition, it did
happen on the bridge and there may be a dispute about if WSP or OSP should handle. Regardless,
since we responded, someone should have the other guys information and be able to get it to the
victim.
Can you have one of your folks run this down and give the victim, Gina Dalrymple a call and clear this
up? Her number is 503-504-7982. Thank you Bob
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Swainson, Edward (WSP)
Subject: Training Question
EJ,
I spoke with Captain Lamoreaux about this. I believe that we can do an exchange of services and get
your guys housed and fed if you can get some information to him about what services, supplies,
equipment, training etc. that these guys agencies provide to WSP.
Please compile a list of things that we get from them, including the Tulalip guys agency and what they
provide to WSP in D-7 so we can provide that information to BFS and see if they will allow them to be
housed and fed.
The sooner this gets done, the sooner we can get a resolution. You should send that directly to Captain
Lamoreaux.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Johnson, Bob (WSP); Garrison, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Re: Request for assistance
Perfect. Thank you both.
Mike
From: Johnson, Bob (WSP)

To: Garrison, Ken (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: RE: Request for assistance
Thank you!
From: Garrison, Ken (WSP)

Subject: RE: Request for assistance
Trooper Jennings was primary on this. It occurred in Oregon, so we didn’t do a report and Oregon
won’t respond since it is non-injury. Trooper Jennings did provide the driver of the van with all the
information from the semi. CVEO Macchione also responded and contacted the semi.
I called Ms. Dalrymple and left a message for her to call me back. I will give her the information from
the log and help her get whatever information she still needs.

To: Garrison, Ken (WSP)
Subject: FW: Request for assistance
Please handle. Let me know when the victim has been contacted, and if true, why she had any problem
getting the information. Thanks.

Subject: Request for assistance
Afternoon Bob,
On October 15th, around 12:30 or so, on the I-205 bridge, a couple of your Troopers responded to a
collision involving a car and a semi. Apparently, the semi lost some tire carcass and it hit the car
causing some damage.
Apparently a CVEO came to the scene as well because of the semi being involved. The victim in this
case is having some trouble getting any information about the causing driver and she feels like WSP is
not being responsive. While I find that hard to believe, it does appear that there may be some
confusion that can be cleared up if the Troopers or CVEO at the scene could call her. In addition, it did
happen on the bridge and there may be a dispute about if WSP or OSP should handle. Regardless,
since we responded, someone should have the other guys information and be able to get it to the
victim.
Can you have one of your folks run this down and give the victim, Gina Dalrymple a call and clear this
up? Her number is 503-504-7982. Thank you Bob
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Training information
Chuck, I see the value of the training but I have a few questions:
Who would we send? I want to send someone that has time left in the agency so we can get benefit
from the class.
Is there a computer savvy Detective that can go? It seems that it would be important to have someone
understand this stuff and be able to do it, but does it have to be one of our guys or can it be an IAD
guy? We can use them in the event that we need to.
Who is this company? Are they affiliated with L.E. and if so, how? Who are their customers and is
there a way we can get some feedback from previous customers so that we know if the class is
worthwhile?
Let's talk about this and see if we can come up with a name. Then I can have a solid argument for the
AC so we can get it approved.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: FW: Training information
Boss,
Attached is some training that has been proposed. I thought I would run it by you first. I can see how
this training would benefit our detectives especially when software is being provided as part of the
training. If we decide to do this, I am inclined to send one of Wade's people to minimize cost (no
lodging or per diem). What do you think?
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Huntington, John (WSP)
Subject: Training information
Hi Lieutenant,
This training that is attached is expensive but we (the WSP) need to send someone to it or one like it. I
need someone that has gone to this training to help interpret the data for the Johnson shooting and a
felony collision that I have a subpoena for cell phone records pending. The Training that Dan went to
only was an hour long in this area and this is a two day training with software included for $500. With
cell phones involved with felonies the department would be very much ahead with someone having this
training. Dan is offering himself for this training with the same deal as last time but also understands if
you did turn him down. (He did not put in for the other job - he likes it right where he is) I can only
reiterate that someone from the agency should go to this training to interpret the cell phone tower data
that we know can be used but no one seems to know how when we asked. This could be from CID or
IAD but it is in an area that we are behind in.
Thanks
John
Subject: FW: DOL Photo Montage Requests
FYI. Maybe Fred will have some mercy on us when we really need it. Pass this on to your folks please.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Wilton, Mark (WSP)

To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Turcott, Mike (WSP); Hill, James J. (WSP); Baird, Kevin (WSP); Baumgartner, Jo (WSP); Borrell,
Larry (WSP); Browell, LaDonna (WSP); Gordon, Carri (WSP); Langlois, Laurie (WSP); McNulty, Delma
(WSP); Simpson, Monte (WSP); Wortman, Virginia (WSP)
Subject: DOL Photo Montage Requests
DOL notified our Bellevue Communications that they will no longer provide photo montages for non-
felony cases. When requests are made the request must state that it is for a felony investigation, i.e.
felony hit and run, felony ID theft, etc. The request must be specific and not just criminal
investigation. We have not received a formal notification just an e-mail exchange between one of our
COs and DOL.
We were advised that we should call Fred Bjornberg, Administrator, Driver Special Investigations, for
further information 360-902-0810. He stated, “In these times of doing more with less this is a decision
that I made. If you would like to discuss the issue further feel free to call me.”
Mark A. Wilton, MBA
Washington State Patrol "Service with Humility"
Communications Division Interim Administrator
Office: 360-704-2283 Cell: 360-918-1068
VoIP 11283 Micro 12 Ext 11283
mark.wilton@wsp.wa.gov
To: Swainson, Edward (WSP)
Subject: FW: Lodging Prices
This is the list of prices for lodging at the academy and at the casino. I am still trying to see if we can
get the agency to pay this since we have a working relationship with the agencies involved. I will keep
you posted.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Lodging Prices
FYI - Marc
Training Division
(360) 426-1661, ext. 101
From: Lewis, Megan (WSP)

To: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP)
Subject: RE: Lodging Prices
Captain,
For lodging at the Academy, we charge $38 per night/per student.

At Little Creek Casino, they charge $77 for a double room (so, divide by 2 people per room, $38.50 is
the cost per person/per night).
Megan Lewis
Customer Service Specialist 2
WSP Academy
(360) 426-1661 ext. 111

To: Piper, Debbie (WSP); Lewis, Megan (WSP)
Cc: Gallagher, Sherry (WSP)
Subject: Lodging Prices
Debbie/Megan,
Could one of you tell me what we charge outside students to stay at the Academy for lodging each
night and what we charge to have a student stay at the local motel/hotel? Tnx/Marc
Training Division
(360) 426-1661, ext. 101
Subject: FW: Draft JPA Trooper Form - 6th Edition Dated 092710
Attachments: 342019_Trooper_Job_Performance_Appraisal_(proposed-6th draft--SIMPLIFIED).doc 102210.doc
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Lamoreaux, Marc (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); Tom Pillow (WSPTA)
Cc: Lever, Jim (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Gallagher, Sherry (WSP); Grayless, Amy (WSP); Porter,
Stephanie (WSP); Usher, Tammy (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Subject: Draft JPA Trooper Form - 6th Edition Dated 092710
Committee Members,
Attached is the most recent updated Trooper JPA Form. It is now the 6th Edition. Updates include all
the below requested changes from our last meeting. Please destroy the previous versions and bring a
hard copy of this version to the next committee meeting. Questions, let me know. Thank you. Marc
Training Division
(360) 426-1661, ext. 101

To: Usher, Tammy (WSP)
Cc: Lever, Jim (WSP); Huss, Rob (WSP); Erwin, Greg (WSP)
Subject: Draft Trooper JPA Form
Tammy,
The JPA committee has suggested a few other minor edits to the JPA form:
1). Page I, 3rd paragraph under the “Interim Appraisal Section” – Delete the word “However” from
the first sentence. This is the first word of this paragraph.
2). Pages 2, 3, 4 – if the evaluator checks the box over a number can it automatically add up onto
page 1? If not, can we change the wording in the blocks from “check the appropriate box” to
something like, “insert the rating number.”
3). Page 5 – Change the order of the signature lines.
· Supervisor signature, first
· Lieutenant signature, second
· Division/district commander signature, third
· Bureau director signature, fourth
· Employee signature last (keep where is)
4). Make the signature line section its own page – page # 6. The committee wants this to be its
own page.
Thank you again for all your assistance!! Marc
Training Division
(360) 426-1661, ext. 101
To: Matagi, John (WSP)
Subject: RE: November 1st!
John,
I have a Socialization lesson on my calendar for November 2. I looked at the schedule on the iwsp and
it appears that it is no longer on that day.
I assume that it is because of the new version being taught in two weeks so I will take that date off my
schedule unless you tell me different.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
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)
Cc: Williams, Freddy (WSP)
Subject: November 1st!
Thank you for signing up to facilitate. You continue to influence the direction we take in leadership.
We have three more vacancies, please feel free to take advantage of the opportunity. As a reminder
this is the second week of the two week version using the new manuals.
Please take a look at the final week for Session 21 as well. The date is November 15th to November
19th, that is it for the year. I will not be here for the 18th and 19th. Sergeant Freddy Williams will be
filling in for me as a coordinator however it would a great assistance to have all of the classes filled in
as soon as possible.
(http://sharepoint/sites/LPO/default.aspx) Just in case this is the team site.
Thanks again,
John
11/1/2010 8:00 AM
LPO Session #22 Week 2 (Supervisor Basic) <http://sharepoint/sites/LPO/Lists/Calendar/DispForm.aspx?

ID=43>
0800 Overview of Area III & Lesson 18 Social Exchange Theory - Rob Huss
1100 Lesson 19 Leader Member Exchange - Huntley
1500 Lesson 20 Transformational Leadership - ?
11/2/2010 8:00 AM

ID=44>
0800 Lesson 21 Diverse Community - Turner
1300 Lesson 22 Communication/Counseling & Lesson 23 Area III Integration -Turner
11/3/2010 8:00 AM

ID=45>
0800 Overview of Area IV & Lesson 24 Organizations and the Environment - Rob Huss
1300 Lesson 25 Shaping Organizational Culture - Rob Huss
11/4/2010 8:00 AM

ID=46>
0800 Lesson 26 Leading Change - ?
1300 Lesson 27 Leader Role in Creating and Ethical Environment – Coley

11/5/2010 8:00 AM

ID=47>
0800 Lesson 28 Integration - ?
1130 Graduation - Academy
John Matagi
Training Division Sergeant
360 426 1661 ext. 105

To: Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: FW: Spokane County Critical Incident Investigation Team
Some very nice feedback from Spokane.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Otis, Jeff (WSP)

To: Wade, Ken (WSP); Morrison, Aaron (WSP); Spangler, Ryan (WSP); McGill, Larry (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Spokane County Critical Incident Investigation Team
Gentlemen,
Today I met with Major Scott Stephens of the Spokane Police Department. Major Stephens was highly
complementary of your work on the recent officer-involved shootings and wanted to pass his thanks
along to all of you. According to Major Stephens, all of you were “Very easy to work with and very
professional”.
Thanks to all of you for your hard work and professionalism. It has taken many years to get this multi-
agency investigative team up and running. This concept has been highly controversial among the rank
and file of the local agencies with many holding the incorrect perception that WSP detectives were not
qualified to handle major investigations. While I knew this perception to be totally false and I have
always held Spokane CID in very high esteem there were still many hurdles to overcome. Due to the
hard work and professionalism of Spokane CID and the cooperation of the local agencies, the Critical
Incident Investigation Team concept is moving forward after being stalled for several years. We still
have many issues to work out among the agencies but this concept would have never gotten off the
ground without your help.
Thank you for the support and keep up the good work!
Jeff
To: Scott, Evelyn (WSP)
Subject: Miles
I had 77 miles for the Oct 16-22 period.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Huntington, John (WSP)
Subject: Multi jurisdiction teams
John,
Do we have any kind of agreement with Kitsap/Bremerton/Bainbridge for officer involved shootings?
Also, do we respond to those calls or do they handle it themselves?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Multi jurisdiction teams
OK, thanks. I like the idea of reaching out to all these guys before we have a situation that necessitates
we work together. Remember what I always say about meeting the banker before you need a loan, not
on the day you need the loan. Anything we can put in place to share resources and protocols will be
helpful.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Multi jurisdiction teams
Hi Capt.
I have made several inquiries about the Bainbridge Command and the last being Ken Noland. They
have told me that we have a good relationship with the new Chief Jon Fehlman. He has been in place
for around one year now and was the number two prior to that. He requested the WSP D8 Motors
patrol on the Highway on one of his traffic safety grants in the past (giving our guys the OT money). In
the near future it will be time for me to work the crowd for a multi agency team here.
John

Subject: Multi jurisdiction teams
John,
Do we have any kind of agreement with Kitsap/Bremerton/Bainbridge for officer involved shootings?
Also, do we respond to those calls or do they handle it themselves?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Brusseau, Rob (WSP)
Subject: RE: Total Stations
What is the status of this offer? Did we hear back from enough of our supervisors to ensure we get
these stations to those that can use them?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP);
Marken, Michael (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Snider, Dave (WSP)
Subject: FW: Total Stations
Sergeants and D6 TIC,
Please let me know if there is a need according to the below e-mail from Sgt. Brusseau. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: Total Stations
Lt,
During D-5’s weekly meeting I learned from our DOT representative Dan Dollar that he has surplus total
stations available if we can use them. According to Dollar, he is charge of replacing DOT stations and
would be willing to upgrade them and allow us to use them. Let me know if CID has a need for any
and I will check into it further.
Thanks Rob
(360) 449-7941 - Office
(360) 449-7949 - Fax

OK. Let Brusseau know so he can tell his DOT friend that we are interested and so he can have the
details of how we get to use them. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Total Stations
I was going to discuss this with them at the supervisor's meeting. Thanks.

Cc: Brusseau, Rob (WSP)
What is the status of this offer? Did we hear back from enough of our supervisors to ensure we get
these stations to those that can use them?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP);
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Snider, Dave (WSP)
Subject: FW: Total Stations
Sergeants and D6 TIC,
Please let me know if there is a need according to the below e-mail from Sgt. Brusseau. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: Total Stations
Lt,
During D-5’s weekly meeting I learned from our DOT representative Dan Dollar that he has surplus total
stations available if we can use them. According to Dollar, he is charge of replacing DOT stations and
would be willing to upgrade them and allow us to use them. Let me know if CID has a need for any
and I will check into it further.
Thanks Rob
(360) 449-7941 - Office
(360) 449-7949 - Fax

Subject: Multi Agency Team
AC Miller,
We are working on getting ourselves on to the multi agency team that is in D-5. I have spoken with
Sgt Brusseau and he is arranging a meeting with the contacts he has. That one has several agencies
on it including Vancouver and Clark County. I will let you know how that goes.
Also, during today’s shooting down there, Chuck took the opportunity to speak with the Sheriff and told
him about these teams and how they work. He is interested and we will be working with him to get
some examples of current agreements so he can review them. I anticipate having something in place
with him and his local counterparts.
Our goal is to create solid relationships with these agencies so that in a time of need, we can rely on
each other and we have some protocols in place in the event we need them or they need us.
I will keep you updated on the progress of both of these.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Scanned image from D1 HQ MX-2600N
Attachments: DO-NOT-REPLY-D1HQCommandMX2600N@wsp.internal_20101027_150750.pdf
FYI.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: DO-NOT-REPLY-D1HQCommandMX2600N@wsp.internal [mailto:DO-NOT-REPLY-

D1HQCommandMX2600N@wsp.internal] On Behalf Of DO-NOT-REPLY-D1HQCommandMX2600N@
Subject: Scanned image from D1 HQ MX-2600N
To: Cabezuela, Jay (WSP)
Subject: SH training
Jay-is this training for supervisors on line so we can start now or is it coming soon?
Subject: Firearms
Anyone shooting today?

Subject: Fw: Firearms
Thanks

Subject: Firearms
Anyone shooting today?

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: Re: This is a reminder to ask your shop about the Toys for Tots drive.
I support the idea of toys for Tots, but we don't have enough people in the office to make it
worthwhile.
It would be better to put it in the GA somewhere and tell everyone where it is so all the offices can add
to it.
Thoughts?

To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: FW: This is a reminder to ask your shop about the Toys for Tots drive.
While up at District 1 today, I was approached by Sgt. Sager who asked if we would consider putting a
Toys for Tots receptacle (Box) in our office to collect toys for the Marine Corps’ annual program. I told
him I would check and let him know. What do you think?
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Sager, John (WSP)

Subject: This is a reminder to ask your shop about the Toys for Tots drive.
Chuck,
This is a reminder to ask your shop about the Toys for Tots drive.
Sergeant John Sager
WSP Honor Guard Commander
Tacoma Detachment 15 Supervisor
Tacoma WA 98445
Tacoma Office General # 253.538.3240
Direct Office Line # 253.538.3129
Cell Phone # 360.507.1397
Fax # 253.538.3272
To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
As long as its visible to the Cadet to prevent some Grinch from stealing.
Not a bad place to put it but Sager would need to get GA approval.

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: RE: This is a reminder to ask your shop about the Toys for Tots drive.
Can the box be put in the GA Lobby?
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
I support the idea of toys for Tots, but we don't have enough people in the office to make it
worthwhile.
It would be better to put it in the GA somewhere and tell everyone where it is so all the offices can add
to it.
Thoughts?

To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: FW: This is a reminder to ask your shop about the Toys for Tots drive.
While up at District 1 today, I was approached by Sgt. Sager who asked if we would consider putting a
Toys for Tots receptacle (Box) in our office to collect toys for the Marine Corps’ annual program. I told
him I would check and let him know. What do you think?
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Sager, John (WSP)

Subject: This is a reminder to ask your shop about the Toys for Tots drive.
Chuck,
This is a reminder to ask your shop about the Toys for Tots drive.
Sergeant John Sager
WSP Honor Guard Commander
Tacoma Detachment 15 Supervisor
Tacoma WA 98445
Tacoma Office General # 253.538.3240
Direct Office Line # 253.538.3129
Cell Phone # 360.507.1397

Fax # 253.538.3272
Subject: Re: Have a good weekend
OK. Have a great weekend.

Subject: Have a good weekend
Boss,
I'm heading out so we can get up to Everett at a decent hour. Have a great weekend and I'll see you
on Monday.
Chuck

Subject: RE: TTRs
I think Kurt is good to attend alone. He will sit down with Loren when he settles in and get what he
needs. Thanks though
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: TTRs
Importance: High
Boss,
I was thinking since Kurt will be new to CID and Loren has been running the show, that they both
should attend the supervisor’s meeting on the 8th and 9th. What do you think? Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Barger, Loren (WSP)

Cc: LaBonte, Melanie (WSP); Adkinson, Kurt (WSP)
Subject: FW: TTRs
Importance: High
Lt, I know Kurt probably won’t be starting until November 16th, but do you want him to come to the
meeting on the 8th and 9th, or do you want me to come? Loren
From: LaBonte, Melanie (WSP)

To: Barger, Loren (WSP); Adkinson, Kurt (WSP)
Subject: FW: TTRs
Importance: High
Gentlemen,
Who is going to the meeting November 8th-9th? If you could let me know who and where you want to
stay, I can have Vicky make reservations for you.
Thanks!
Mel J
Thanks ~Melanie

To: LaBonte, Melanie (WSP)
Subject: RE: TTRs
Did you need lodging for the Supervisor/Support Staff meeting next month? If so, please let me know. I
need to make reservations.
Thx,
Vic J
Thanks,
Vicky
From: LaBonte, Melanie (WSP)

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: RE: TTRs
Hey Vicky- morning!
Yes- I did register them via e-mail b/c the training was free and the slots were filling up. I wanted to
reserve the slots just in case they ran out. So- they’re covered.
Thanks very much!
Melanie J
Thanks ~Melanie

To: Snider, Dave (WSP)
Cc: Barger, Loren (WSP); LaBonte, Melanie (WSP)
Subject: TTRs
Good Morning Dave,

Both of your TTRs have been approved. I have attached copies of the approved TTRs for your records.
Melanie-I saw a note on the TTRs that you have already registered Dave for both trainings? If you
would confirm that for me, it would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Vicky
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.
Subject: Sergeant Picks
AC Miller,
This morning Lt LeBlanc and I interviewed Sgt. Kurt Adkinson for the open supervisors position in Moses
Lake. A few moments ago Lt. Huntley and I interviewed Sgt Bruce Lantz for the DSHS position here in
Olympia.
The interviews, while somewhat informal, went well and both are very qualified for the positions. I
respectfully request permission to offer the two positions to them as soon as possible. I will work out
the report dates with the two affected Captains as soon as I hear from you.
Thank you sir,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Sergeant Picks
No sir. I just wanted to brief you on the Orey Lindemann verbal reprimand but it went off without a
hitch.
Have a great weekend and I will call those two guys now so they can have a good weekend too.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Miller, Greg (WSP)

Subject: RE: Sergeant Picks
Approved
Still want to meet with me?
Thanks,
Greg
Assistant Chief Gregory E. Miller
Investigative Services Bureau

(360) 704-2979

Subject: Sergeant Picks
AC Miller,
This morning Lt LeBlanc and I interviewed Sgt. Kurt Adkinson for the open supervisors position in Moses
Lake. A few moments ago Lt. Huntley and I interviewed Sgt Bruce Lantz for the DSHS position here in
Olympia.
The interviews, while somewhat informal, went well and both are very qualified for the positions. I
respectfully request permission to offer the two positions to them as soon as possible. I will work out
the report dates with the two affected Captains as soon as I hear from you.
Thank you sir,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: PSES August 2010 Report of Hours
Attachments: WSPMonthlyReport with Addresses for August2010.xls
PSES 2010 list.xlsx
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Thomas, Mark
(WSP)
Hello Captains,
Here’s the PSES 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
From: Lowry, Crystal (WSP)

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: PSES August 2010 Report of Hours
Good afternoon,
Enclosed please find the report of hours worked by WSP employees for PSES (Puget Sound Executive
Services) for the month of August 2010. Additionally, a list of employees who are authorized to work
off-duty employment for PSES has been included.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
Labor & Policy Office
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115
Crystal.Lowry@wsp.wa.gov

Subject: FW: SPS Monthly Hours -- September 2010
Attachments: September 2010 SPS Trooper Hours.xlsx
SPS 2010 list.xlsx
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

(WSP)
Hello Captains,
Here’s the SPS ODE Report for September 2010. Division assignments are not indicated, so I am
sending 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

Subject: SPS Monthly Hours -- September 2010
Good morning everyone,
Enclosed please find the report of hours worked by WSP employees for SPS (State Protection Services)
for the month of September 2010. Additionally, a list of employees who are authorized to work off-duty
for SPS has been included.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

Subject: FW: SPS September Hours 2010 **UPDATED**
Attachments: September 2010 Hours -- SPS.xlsx
SPS 2010 List.xlsx
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

(WSP)
Subject: FW: SPS September Hours 2010 **UPDATED**
Hello Captains,
Here’s an updated SPS ODE Report for September 2010. Division assignments are not indicated, so I
am sending 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

Cc: Porter, Stephanie (WSP); Jacobs, Kitty (WSP); Grayless, Amy (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP);
Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Subject: SPS September Hours 2010 **UPDATED**
Enclosed please find the "corrected" report of hours worked by WSP employees for SPS (State
Protection Services) for the month of September 2010. Items highlighted in "orange" have been
recently added to the list. Additionally, a list of employees who are authorized to work off-duty for SPS
has been included.
Respectfully,
Crystal Lowry
WSP - Labor & Policy
(360) 596-4115
Attachments: WSPMonthlyReport with Addresses for August2010.xls
PSES 2010 list.xlsx
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

(WSP)
Hello Captains,
Here’s the PSES ODE Report for August 2010. Division assignments are not indicated, so I am sending
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

Subject: PSES August 2010 Report of Hours
Good afternoon,
Services) for the month of August 2010. Additionally, a list of employees who are authorized to work
off-duty employment for PSES has been included.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

Subject: Sick Leave
Date: Monday, November 01, 2010 6:59:33 AM
Sir, woke up this a.m. with a fever and not feeling well at all.
I will be home today.
Mike
Subject: Re: Sick Leave
Thanks, it does suck. Chuck will handle the briefing with the Chief today on the rifle case.

Sent: Monday, November 01, 2010 07:08 AM
Subject: Re: Sick Leave
Dang - its going around...
Hope you feel better soon.
Greg
Assistant Chief Greg Miller


Subject: Sick Leave
Sir, woke up this a.m. with a fever and not feeling well at all.
I will be home today.
Mike
To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: Re: Scanned image from GA Exec Sharp MX-3501N
Dennis did this already. I delivered it to Dr. Sorenson on Friday.

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: FW: Scanned image from GA Exec Sharp MX-3501N
Please let me know when this has been completed. Ms. Greene is tracking this for A/C Miller, and to
have A/C Miller cc'd on the response. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help, too.
Thanks,
Vicky
From: Greene, Geri (WSP)
To: Battin, Sarah (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: FW: Scanned image from GA Exec Sharp MX-3501N
Morning! I am tracking this, so please ensure that AC Miller is cc'd on your response to the attached
IOC from Dr. Sorenson. Thanks!
From: DO-NOT-REPLY-GA-Sharp-MX-3501N@wsp.internal [mailto:DO-NOT-REPLY-GA-Sharp-MX-
3501N@wsp.internal] On Behalf Of DO-NOT-REPLY-GA-Sharp-MX-3501N@
To: Greene, Geri (WSP)
Subject: Scanned image from GA Exec Sharp MX-3501N
Reply to: DO-NOT-REPLY-GA-Sharp-MX-3501N@wsp.internal <DO-NOT-REPLY-GA-Sharp-MX-

3501N@wsp.internal>
Device Name: GA Exec Sharp MX-3501N
Device Model: MX-3501N
Location: GA Building - Exec Staff
File Format: PDF MMR(G4)

Resolution: 200dpi x 200dpi
Attached file is scanned image in PDF format.

Use Acrobat(R)Reader4.0 or later version, or Adobe(R)Reader(TM) of Adobe Systems Incorporated to
view the document.
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URL:
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Subject: Directions
Date: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 11:37:06 AM
Can you please shoot me directions to CJTC? I'm drawing a blank.
Thanks
Subject: Re: Directions
Thanks

Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 11:39 AM
Subject: RE: Directions
Here you go... I started at the GA...
Start: Depart Start on 11th Ave SW (East) 0.1 < 1min

1: Turn RIGHT (South) onto Capitol Way S 0.2 0:01
2: Turn LEFT (East) onto 14th Ave SE 0.6 0:01
3: Take Ramp (RIGHT) onto I-5 (I-5 / Seattle) 44.0 0:45
4: Rehabilitation between Lacey and Tacoma (EB) (May 1, 2010 - November 30, 2010) < 0.1 < 1min
5: Construction near Tacoma (EB) (February 1, 2010 - October 15, 2010) < 0.1 < 1min
6: At exit 149B, take Ramp (RIGHT) onto SR-516 [S Kent des Moines Rd] (Wa-516 / Des Moines) 2.3
0:04
7: Bear RIGHT (North-West) onto SR-509 [Marine View Dr S] 0.8 0:03
8: Bear LEFT (West) onto SR-509 [S 216th St] 0.1 < 1min
9: Keep STRAIGHT onto SR-509 [S 216th Pl] 0.2 < 1min
10: Keep STRAIGHT onto SR-509 [1st Pl S] 0.1 < 1min
11: Keep STRAIGHT onto SR-509 [1st Ave S] 1.7 0:03
End: Arrive End < 0.1 < 1min
Total Route 50.1 mi 57 mins
Thanks,
Vicky
Subject: Directions
Can you please shoot me directions to CJTC? I'm drawing a blank.
Thanks
Subject: Fw: PSES Report of Hours -- September 2010
Attachments: WSPMonthlyReportSeptember2010.xls
PSES 2010 list.xlsx
FYI. Thanks

(WSP)
Subject: FW: PSES Report of Hours -- September 2010
Hello Captains,
Here’s the PSES ODE Report for September 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

Subject: PSES Report of Hours -- September 2010
Greetings,
Services) for the month of September 2010. Additionally, a list of employees who are authorized to
work off-duty employment for PSES has been included.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

Subject: Re: Spokane Officer involved collision - Protocols
Date: Thursday, November 04, 2010 1:21:24 PM
Are you available for me to come down for a few minutes?

Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 01:03 PM
Subject: FW: Spokane Officer involved collision - Protocols
Mike,
What does SMART and the other teams that we are involved with do in regard to charging
recommendations?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
From: Batiste, John (WSP)

Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010 4:58 PM
To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Subject: RE: Spokane Officer involved collision - Protocols
As a follow-up to my conversations with Captain Otis and Detective Sergeant Wade, it is my opinion
that any completed investigations of matters assigned to this team should be given to a decision maker,
i.e., the prosecutor and /or the agency head of the involved employee(s) in the form of a “statement of
facts” only.
Chief John R. Batiste

PO Box 42601
Olympia WA 98504-2601
Phone: (360) 596-4101
Fax: (360) 596-4128

To: Batiste, John (WSP)
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP)
Subject: Spokane Officer involved collision - Protocols
Sir,
I have been told Sheriff Knezovich plans on calling you shortly and felt there is information you need
prior to this conversation.
On August 7, 2010 a Spokane Police Officer was responding with lights and siren to assist with a pursuit
of a stabbing suspect. At the intersection of Riverside and Brown, a major intersection located in the
downtown business district, the patrol car entered into the intersection at 60+ mph and was struck by
another vehicle injuring the officer. The driver of the second vehicle was arrested by SPD for vehicular
assault and blood was drawn. Two days later, SPD requested the multi-agency team handle the
investigation and it was turned over to SCSO Det. Thornburg as the primary. The investigation revealed
the officer failed to stop for a flashing red light and entered the intersection at 60-63 mph with his
lights and siren and was the proximate cause of the collision. The toxicology on the other driver showed
she was not impaired only having a BAC of .02. There were no design or environmental factors involved
with this collision.
Today the supervisors met to discuss the case and recommend charges. At this meeting, I was
informed by SPD Capt Braun that Chief Kirkpatrick did not want the investigators to make a
recommendation and instead wanted the case to go to the prosecutor for a charging decision. I
explained that I felt there was clearly sufficient facts to support charging the officer with negligent
driving 2nd, a traffic infraction and charging the other driver with being a minor in possession of
alcohol. The SCSO sergeant present at this meeting did not provide the sheriff’s position.
In subsequent talks with SCSO Lt. Barbieri, I learned he felt the team should make a charging
recommendation and was going to talk with Sheriff Knezovich. A few minutes ago I was told the Sheriff
wanted to talk to you about this matter.
I have a concern with only making charging recommendation when someone other than the officer is at
fault and feel this would erode the public confidence. As it was explained to me, Chief Kirkpatrick did
not want this team making charging recommendation on any of the investigations handled by the multi-
agency team, yet we just recommended charging the suspect who pointed a weapon at officer when he
was shot.
If you have any questions, I am available.
Cell – 509-370-2093
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140

To: Bendiksen, Christopher (WSP)
Subject: RE: stainless
Date: Friday, November 05, 2010 11:53:00 AM
Hi Chris. I don’t know what it’s worth, but I am going to keep it none the less.
At the time they were only purchased for the motor officers so anyone that rode at that time may have
one.
Tom Pillow, Bohart, Hurtin, Brian Martin, Dale Lathan, Tim Lenander, Greg Ulrich, Mike Hanna, Eric
Handley, Chet Pennington, Tom Wolfe, Graham Kennedy and a few others were on bikes at that time.
They may be able to help you find one.
Good luck.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Bendiksen, Christopher (WSP)

Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 9:38 AM
Subject: stainless
Sir
So My wife tells me you are not interested in selling your stainless berretta. Do you know what it's
worth? Do you know anybody who had one that would be willing to sell? If so can you let them know
or give me their contact info.
Thanks
Trooper Chris Bendiksen

Subject: Fw: Scanned Image
Date: Friday, November 05, 2010 12:43:32 PM
Attachments: SKMBT_C25310110412140.pdf
FYI

Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 12:34 PM
Subject: FW: Scanned Image
A search of D-5 facilities and vehicles failed to locate any unaccounted for weapons. Attached is the list
of D-5 assigned/approved rifles. Thanks/Bob
From: DO-NOT-REPLY-D5CommandKMC253@wsp.internal [mailto:DO-NOT-REPLY-
D5CommandKMC253@wsp.internal]
Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2010 1:14 PM
Subject: Scanned Image
The attached image was scanned by the D5 Command KM bizhub C253

Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: Re: Detective"s Meetings
I am available and I appreciate the invite.
Vicky, please add to my calendar.
Thanks

Subject: Detective's Meetings
Boss,
Would you be available to attend the following additional detective’s meetings with me on November
23, 2010:
· 0900-1130 – District 8 CIU
· 1400-1530 – District 1 CIU
Thank you,
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Veterans Day
I will be working the road tomorrow for Veterans Day. I will also be attending a Veterans Day
celebration today.
Please let me know what your plans are for tomorrow. Thanks
Subject: Re: Veterans Day
I will be there

Subject: RE: Veterans Day
Captain,
I plan on working in the office tomorrow to catch up on paperwork after being out of the office for
several days.
Do you still plan on attending the luncheon with NICB today?
Thanks,

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Veterans Day
I will be working the road tomorrow for Veterans Day. I will also be attending a Veterans Day
celebration today.
Please let me know what your plans are for tomorrow. Thanks
Subject: Re: Training Request Approval...
Dennis can decide if he deserves to go. I will go with his answer.

Subject: Training Request Approval...
Hello,
I know you are busy today, but, I have a travel/training request for Det. Doug Clevenger for the National
Technical Investigator’s Association Conference for November 17 & 18, 2010. Registration and
subsistence is being paid by WATPA.
Please let me know if you approve/deny the request.
Thank you,
Vicky
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: FW: TD P&R Oct 2010
Date: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 2:51:00 PM
Keith,
FYI regarding billing for Prouty. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Monday, November 08, 2010 3:18 PM
Cc: Arnold, Charles (WSP); Williams, Freddy (WSP); Matagi, John (WSP); Eckhart, Shawn (WSP); Kraft,
Jennifer (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: RE: TD P&R Oct 2010
Captain,
There was no agreement that I am aware of for separate billing. We have always split it three ways. It
makes sense and each division can better monitor their expenditures. I have included Captain Dahl and
Captain Braniff so they are aware.
Office (360) 426-1661 ext 102
Cell (360) 481-2903
FAX (360) 427-2134

MICRO 82 Ext 102

Jennifer (WSP)
Lieutenant Gunkel,
Unless there is an agreement among the three divisions that is already in place, Prouty’s overtime
should be billed to the activity that he actually performs when he performs the overtime. For example,
if the overtime is due to SWAT it should be billed to IAD, not Training Division. If his overtime were
due to instructional activities, it would be billed to TD only. Could you make sure he understands he
will need to put a “billable code” for all overtime hours worked in the future. This means he would
need to get the billable code for TD, IAD, and CID. If he doesn’t, it is split three ways between IAD,
CID, and TD. There may be occasions where he doesn’t use a billable code; for example, investigating
an accident on the way home causing him to go into on duty status that would make sense to have all
three divisions to split the costs, so the sergeant will need to work closely with him on overtime hours
worked to ensure it is billed correctly. No need to go backwards, but lets make sure this gets done for
all future overtime. IF THERE IS AN AGREEMENT IN PLACE, THEN DISREGARD THIS E-MAIL, BUT LET
ME KNOW WHAT THE AGREEMENT IS.
Jennifer Kraft – Please print a hard copy of budget attachments for me. Thank you. Marc
Shawn Eckhart – Trooper Travis Austin, D8, was selected to replace Ludlow. Austin will serve as a
corporal at the Academy and the effective date will be 12/1/10.
Training Division
(360) 426-1661, ext. 101
From: Eckhart, Shawn (WSP)

To: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP)
Subject: TD P&R Oct 2010
Attached is a payroll report for Training Division for October 2010.

Please let me know the name of the replacement for Ludlow when it is known.
There were some overtime charges hitting FOB via hardcodes – namely $75 for Barger (hitting HQ) and
$156 for Harschfeld (hitting D2). Prouty’s overtime is split among the three divisions paying for him
(TD, CID, IAD), though I think that is how it is supposed to be.
Dixon is hitting CJY1 beginning in October.
Sherry had $6.5K buyouts.
Shawn
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Jennifer (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Captain,
There was no agreement that I am aware of for separate billing. We have always split it three ways. It
makes sense and each division can better monitor their expenditures. I have included Captain Dahl and
Captain Braniff so they are aware.
Office (360) 426-1661 ext 102
Cell (360) 481-2903
FAX (360) 427-2134
MICRO 82 Ext 102

Jennifer (WSP)
Lieutenant Gunkel,
Unless there is an agreement among the three divisions that is already in place, Prouty’s overtime
should be billed to the activity that he actually performs when he performs the overtime. For example,
if the overtime is due to SWAT it should be billed to IAD, not Training Division. If his overtime were
due to instructional activities, it would be billed to TD only. Could you make sure he understands he
will need to put a “billable code” for all overtime hours worked in the future. This means he would
need to get the billable code for TD, IAD, and CID. If he doesn’t, it is split three ways between IAD,
CID, and TD. There may be occasions where he doesn’t use a billable code; for example, investigating
an accident on the way home causing him to go into on duty status that would make sense to have all
three divisions to split the costs, so the sergeant will need to work closely with him on overtime hours
worked to ensure it is billed correctly. No need to go backwards, but lets make sure this gets done for
all future overtime. IF THERE IS AN AGREEMENT IN PLACE, THEN DISREGARD THIS E-MAIL, BUT LET
ME KNOW WHAT THE AGREEMENT IS.
Jennifer Kraft – Please print a hard copy of budget attachments for me. Thank you. Marc
Shawn Eckhart – Trooper Travis Austin, D8, was selected to replace Ludlow. Austin will serve as a
corporal at the Academy and the effective date will be 12/1/10.
Training Division
(360) 426-1661, ext. 101
From: Eckhart, Shawn (WSP)

To: Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP)
Subject: TD P&R Oct 2010
Attached is a payroll report for Training Division for October 2010.
Please let me know the name of the replacement for Ludlow when it is known.
There were some overtime charges hitting FOB via hardcodes – namely $75 for Barger (hitting HQ) and
$156 for Harschfeld (hitting D2). Prouty’s overtime is split among the three divisions paying for him
(TD, CID, IAD), though I think that is how it is supposed to be.
Dixon is hitting CJY1 beginning in October.
Sherry had $6.5K buyouts.
Shawn
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP)
Subject: FW: Weapon Check ~ AR-15
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Gurley, Traci (WSP)

Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP)
Subject: Weapon Check ~ AR-15
Sent on behalf of Captain Braniff:
Below are all the AR-15’s assigned to IAD Personnel per your request.
MECTF: F079084
Bill Steen: LMT32676 (personal)
SWAT: LBD024050
Bryant Blake: F0883148
Rick Brito: F085133
Gary Wilcox: LBD024249
Rick Taylor: LBD024058
Brad Olsen: L2716556 (personal)
Jim McCarthy: LBD024217
Brent Hanger: LBD012580 (personal)

John Didion: LBD012694
Ken DeMello: LDB021822
Chris Coglizer: L209228 (personal)
Brian Luedtke – LBD036720
Mike Grall: LBD021401
If you need anything additional, please let us know.
Thanks, Traci

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); Braniff, Tim (WSP);
DePalma, Mike (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Cabezuela,
Jay (WSP)
Cc: Brito, Rick (WSP); Fox, Christine (WSP); Huibregtse, David (WSP); McMillan, John (WSP); Nance,
Rob (WSP); O'Connor, Mike (WSP); Richmond, Michael (WSP); Schatzel, Steve (WSP); Soper, Mark
(WSP); Spurling, Ryan (WSP); Steen, William (WSP); Stimets, Bob (WSP); Weitz, Pete (WSP); Yergen,
David (WSP)
Subject:
During the week of July 19, 2010, it was discovered an AR-15 was missing from a District 1 gun locker.
The weapon, serial number LBD021321, was placed in the locker while the employee was on
administrative leave. The locker is located in the evidence processing room and was accessible to
anyone with a District 1 supervisor’s key. After an inspection of all District 1 rifles and vehicles, the
weapon was still not found.
In an effort to exhaust all possibilities, I am asking that your District/Division sergeants and/or designee
verify all AR-15’s assigned to your personnel, including those not issued by the department but
purchased by individual employees.
In addition, please inspect all department issued vehicles or storage areas where weapons can be
stored. CID is asking for a list of all AR-15’s inspected to include the make, serial number and custodian
information as soon as possible but no later than November 8, 2010. Please ensure all rifles used by
employees on any type of leave are also inspected.
I appreciate your patience with this and ask that your supervisors assist us by physically checking and
verifying the information versus getting information on the phone or having it relayed to them. I know
it will be a little tedious to do all of this, but I am certain you each see the importance of exhausting all
investigative avenues.
Thank You,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Teen Driving
If funding becomes an issue and keeps us from doing this, let me know. There is money out there
somewhere that we can tap in to if necessary to produce this video.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Teen Driving
Boss,
Information Sgt. Huntington wanted to share with you per your request yesterday. This is actually good
stuff! Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: Teen Driving
Greeting Lieutenant,
You had just talked about having useful information about what the CIU’s are doing out there for an
information file and here I am looking at a prime example. Dan Presba is always looking at drivers
education issues to help prevent these tragic collisions. This was a horrific collision that a young man
was cut in half and the passengers were able to talk with him until he passed away in front of them.
My new detective Joi Haner was the CTS on scene and Detective Dan Presba was the case Detective.
Capt. Sutton is looking at contacting Mr. Randall Pullar to create a video while Dan has been looking at
working with traffic safety for support. So here is the information to have and a heads up on what is
happening.
John
From: Presba, Dan (WSP)

Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2010 8:41 AM
Cc: Huntington, John (WSP)
Subject: Teen Driving
Captain Sutton,
Per our conversation yesterday; I will be meeting (Tuesday, November 23, 2010, 1pm) with Sarah
Anderson, a driver who caused a collision on Sunday afternoon, April 24, 2005 (WSP 05-004654) where
one of her passengers died as a result of her decision to drive twice the speed limit, leaving the
roadway and striking a large fir tree. Ms. Anderson had just graduated to six months of driving which
allowed her to have three passengers under the age of 20. Ms. Anderson had four passengers who
peer pressured her to drive faster. Also, one of the rear passengers was not wearing a seatbelt
properly which contributed to his death.
Ms. Anderson will be accompanied with her parents and a victim/witness panel advocate. Ms. Anderson
has been involved in giving talks about her collision associated with victims panel in Kitsap County. Ms.
Anderson is in favor of assisting me with a safety video that relates to her collision that encompasses
peer pressure and proper seatbelt use.
It is my desire to create a video that can impact our teenagers in a way that will cause them to make
life changing decisions with positive results. Ms. Anderson’s story has a strong message that can
directly influence peer pressure and seatbelt usage. I have inquired from Traffic Safety Commission for
assistance with funding, however, I have been informed there is no money available. You mentioned
the possibility of the Washington State Patrol providing the resource in producing a video of such. The
case involved CID, as I was the lead detective and Detective Haner was the trooper who provided the
technical investigation.
Also, I put a folder titled impacting teens (as you asked) on the shared drive under troopers, under my
personnel number for your convenience to view and use. The folder has several short videos that may
be useful in presentations to teenagers.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Dan
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Re: Shooting
Ken,
I will remind you that if you need resources, please ask. We have them available so let's use them.
Please keep us posted and thanks for the update.

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); 'mtdahl263@comcast.net' <mtdahl263@comcast.net>
Subject: Fw: Shooting
FYI

Subject: Shooting
Update - suspect is deceased at the scene. Five officers fired their weapons. Crime scene is 6 city
blocks. Its going to be a long night.
Ken
To: Atkins, Tristan (WSP)
Cc: Nobach, Jim (WSP)
Subject: Flight
Date: Sunday, November 14, 2010 11:49:54 PM
Tris,
I have a meeting in Chelan on Tuesday morning at 0800 that will last 2 hours.
I am wondering if I can get a flight over that morning so I don't have to go the night before.
let me know, thanks.
Mike
To: Couey, Mark (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Flight
Hi Mark,
Can you let me know if there is a flight available tomorrow? (See below)
Thanks Mark

Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2010 11:49 PM
Subject: Flight
Tris,
Mike
Cc: Nobach, Jim (WSP); Watson, Aloha (WSP)
Subject: RE: Flight
Thank you. I knew it would potentially be subject to weather but I thought I would check. I will drive
instead and get a room there tonight. The meeting is at 0800 so I need to make sure I am there.
Thanks for checking Tris, I appreciate it.
Mike

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Atkins, Tristan (WSP)
Cc: Nobach, Jim (WSP); Watson, Aloha (WSP)
Subject: FW: Flight
Mike,
Below is the cost. If this flight goes, Aloha will need a budget code or approval from A/C Miller for a
non-reimbursable flight.
Sergeant Jim Nobach will email you later today with the weather forecast for tomorrow AM. When do
you need to make a go/no-go decision to drive?
Thanks/Tris
Lieutenant Tris Atkins

Aviation Section
Office: (360) 753-6173 / Cell: (360) 239-2509
Fax: (360) 586-7300
Tristan.Atkins@wsp.wa.gov
From: Watson, Aloha (WSP)
To: Nobach, Jim (WSP)
Cc: Atkins, Tristan (WSP)
Subject: RE: Flight
Sergeant Nobach: Below is a cost estimate for Captain Dahl for a round trip Cessna flight to Chelan.
2.2 flight hours @ $106.00 per flight hour = $233.20
Let me know if you need any more information!!
Thank you,
Aloha Watson
Administrative Assistant 3
Washington State Patrol - Aviation Section
7525 Old Highway 99 SE
Olympia, WA 98501
PHN: (360) 753-6173
FAX: (360) 586-7300
Aloha.Watson@wsp.wa.gov
From: Nobach, Jim (WSP)
To: Watson, Aloha (WSP)
Cc: Atkins, Tristan (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Flight
Aloha, if you have time this AM can you work up a price for Captain Dahl, a Cessna flight to Chelan.
However I did check the WX today and if it is for tomorrow as of now it would be a no go due to WX.
Jim

Subject: Flight
Tris,
Mike
Subject: Money
Let's talk about the seizure money tomorrow. The money Anderson's group seized
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Kenworthy, Wesley (WSP)
Subject: Re: Visit
Date: Thursday, November 18, 2010 7:41:57 AM
Great to see you again Wes.
Thanks for taking care of D-7 for us. Happy Thanksgiving.
Mike

Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 07:29 AM
To: Kenworthy, Wesley (WSP)
Subject: RE: Visit
Wes,
Thank you for all the great work that you and Chris do in our D7 VIN Lane. It is always gratifying to
know that we have so many great people working for our agency. We appreciate all that you do!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family as well! Take care and stay safe!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: Kenworthy, Wesley (WSP)
To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Visit
Thank you both for the visit—have a nice Thanksgiving !
Wes
Wes Kenworthy
Vehicle Identification Officer 2
2700 116th Street N E
Marysville, WA 98271-9425
Micro 70 Ext. 137 VOIP 70137
360-654-1137
To: Marken, Michael (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Re: Marysville visit
Mike,
It was good to see you guys. It always feels like I'm home when I'm in D-7.
Take care and let us know how we can help.
From: Marken, Michael (WSP)

Subject: Marysville visit
Capt. & Lt.,
Thanks for the visit and joining us for lunch.
Mike
Detective Sergeant Michael J. Marken
Marysville Criminal Investigation Unit
2700 116th St NE
Marysville, WA 98271
Office:360-654-1141
Micro:70141
Cell:425-508-1048
Fax:360-654-1212
Importance: High
FYI
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Gundermann, Chris (WSP)

Importance: High
FYI
Captain Chris Gundermann
Field Operations Bureau
(360) 596-4131

To: Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Grondel,
Darrin (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP);
Alexander, Dale (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP)
Cc: 'fbjornberg@dol.wa.gov'; Wilton, Mark (WSP); Sass, Jeff (WSP); Turcott, Mike (WSP); Porter,
Stephanie (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP)
Importance: High
Captains,
I spoke with Fred Bjornberg, who is the DOL Administrator for the Driver Special Investigations section
regarding if this policy would be finalized. According to Fred, typically their unit fills over 200 photo
montage requests a month and because of their Facial Recognition Program, his investigators are
typically 20 fraud cases behind. Much like our agency – they are faced with doing even more with less
staffing.
*For any felony criminal investigation, his staff will create photo montages for your troopers, however,
for non-felony investigations (such as misdemeanor Hit & Runs) DOL will no longer normally provide
this service. If there are exigent circumstances or if your local jail, Sheriff’s Office, Police Department or
our own CID unit cannot help with this ~ your staff can call Fred directly and he will assist.
Lt. Dale Alexander will research and provide to all of you a district-centric listing of contacts/resources
within your regions that can also assist your troopers in crafting montages.
Nancy ~ please place this on the FOB Project Tracking Log with a due date of December 15.
Thanks,
(360) 596-4131
From: Wilton, Mark (WSP)

Cc: Turcott, Mike (WSP); Hill, James J. (WSP); Baird, Kevin (WSP); Baumgartner, Jo (WSP); Borrell,
Larry (WSP); Browell, LaDonna (WSP); Gordon, Carri (WSP); Langlois, Laurie (WSP); McNulty, Delma
(WSP); Simpson, Monte (WSP); Wortman, Virginia (WSP)
Subject: DOL Photo Montage Requests
DOL notified our Bellevue Communications that they will no longer provide photo montages for non-
felony cases. When requests are made the request must state that it is for a felony investigation, i.e.
felony hit and run, felony ID theft, etc. The request must be specific and not just criminal
investigation. We have not received a formal notification just an e-mail exchange between one of our
COs and DOL.
We were advised that we should call Fred Bjornberg, Administrator, Driver Special Investigations, for
further information 360-902-0180. He stated, “In these times of doing more with less this is a decision
that I made. If you would like to discuss the issue further feel free to call me.”
Mark A. Wilton, MBA
Washington State Patrol "Service with Humility"
Communications Division Interim Administrator
Office: 360-704-2283 Cell: 360-918-1068
VoIP 11283 Micro 12 Ext 11283
mark.wilton@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: FW: DOL Performance Audit
Please read DC Karnitz’ comments below and let me know if any of you have information about this
audit and what it is. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Anderson, Jim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Fw: DOL Performance Audit
Mike and Jim, do either of you know about this Audit and do you have any idea what's coming?
Thanks,
Greg

From: Karnitz, Dave (WSP)

To: Sorenson, Don (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Hattell, Curt
(WSP)
Subject: DOL Performance Audit
I just received a call from Kim Eastman over at DOL (664-1477). She was calling for the Chief to
advise that they have undergone a performance audit by the SAO and the WSP will be mentioned in the
report. She could not tell me what specifically is in the report, however, the draft is coming out
tomorrow and we should be receiving a copy of the report as we will be required to prepare a
response. A meeting with the SAO is scheduled for Nov 22, and our response will be due Dec 1. She
also indicated the report will be provided to the JLARC who meets on Jan 5. She did not have more
information than this.
Does this ring any bells with of you?
To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Anderson, Jim (WSP)
Subject: Re: DOL Performance Audit
I asked my Lieutenants and Sgt Harkcom who supervises the I'd theft unit. They have no info on what
this is.
Mike

To: Anderson, Jim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Fw: DOL Performance Audit
Mike and Jim, do either of you know about this Audit and do you have any idea what's coming?
Thanks,
Greg


To: Sorenson, Don (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Hattell, Curt
(WSP)
Subject: DOL Performance Audit
I just received a call from Kim Eastman over at DOL (664-1477). She was calling for the Chief to
advise that they have undergone a performance audit by the SAO and the WSP will be mentioned in the
report. She could not tell me what specifically is in the report, however, the draft is coming out
tomorrow and we should be receiving a copy of the report as we will be required to prepare a
response. A meeting with the SAO is scheduled for Nov 22, and our response will be due Dec 1. She
also indicated the report will be provided to the JLARC who meets on Jan 5. She did not have more
information than this.
Does this ring any bells with of you?

Subject: Fw: PIO Course- Joint Information Centers
Dennis,
Do you or someone else in our Division need to go to this?
Let me know. Thanks
From: Calkins, Robert (WSP)

(WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Dahl,
Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Duffy, Chuck (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP);
Thomas, Mark (WSP); Maki, Bob (WSP); Wilton, Mark (WSP); Knorr, Marty (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc
(WSP)
Cc: Berry, Jason (WSP); Gundermann, John (WSP); Coon, Dan (WSP); Hattell, Curt (WSP); Harper,
Robert (EMD) <R.Harper@emd.wa.gov>; Clemens, Mark (EMD) <M.Clemens@emd.wa.gov>; Freitag,
Wendy (EMD) <W.Freitag@emd.wa.gov>; Sass, Jeff (WSP); Turcott, Mike (WSP); Gundermann, Chris
(WSP)
Subject: PIO Course- Joint Information Centers
Commanders-
State EMD has agreed to put on a class for our PIOs on how to handle media in exceptionally large
incidents through use of Joint Information Centers. These are most likely to be cases where our IMT
has been activated, such as the recent funeral in Yakima.
The date will be Dec. 16, with location to be determined by the student mix. This is an “all-day” class,
but depending on attendees and their travel times we will try to compress so that we limit lodging or
travel-related OT.
I apologize that this material does not lend itself to our monthly conference calls. We eliminated the live
quarterly PIO in-service training to save on travel costs, but this course needs to be done in the
classroom. We will not make a habit of this.
And this is not just an FOB class. In a major event we will need skilled PIOs from across our agency.
Please let me know if you plan to send your PIO (backups also welcome) and we’ll get back to you with
the location and start time.
Regards,
Bob Calkins
Media and Community Relations Officer
(360) 596-4013

Subject: RE: Time off
Sounds good.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Time off
Boss,
I would like to take Wednesday, November 24th, Monday, November 29th, and Tuesday, November
30th off if that is okay with you. I need to take some time to work on my schooling in order to meet
my December 10th deadline (depending on how much I get done, I may request additional days that
week). I have checked the vacation schedule and no one is scheduled to take time off during this
time. I appreciate your consideration. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
To: "Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA IMCOM"
Subject: RE: FW:
Yes, the Italian President one came through. Pretty funny.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA IMCOM [mailto:edgar.w.dahl@us.army.mil]
Subject: Re: FW:
Thanks, some guys have too much time on their hands...did you get the video I sent you?

Date: Friday, November 19, 2010 9:20
Subject: FW:
To: edgar.w.dahl@us.army.mil
> This is good.

>
> Captain Michael Dahl
> Criminal Investigation Division (CID)
> 210 11th Ave SW, Room 409
> Olympia, WA. 98504
> (360) 704-2950 (desk)
> (360) 239-0042 (cell)
>
> From: Huntley, Keith (WSP)
> Sent: Friday, November 19, 2010 9:02 AM
> To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Scott, Evelyn
> (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
> Subject:
>
> See attached.
>
> Happy Friday
>
> Lt. Keith Huntley
> Washington State Patrol
> Criminal Investigation Division
> (360) 704-2954 (Desk)
> (360) 507-2508 (Cell)
>
Subject: Startup Off Duty Employment
Keith,
I have the IOC approving Dave’s work with AKELA, but it specifies that it expires on December 31,
2010. He will need to call Crystal Lowry to see if AKELA is one of the companies that automatically
renews at the start of each year. For now, he is approved until December 31 of this year.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: HIPPA
Please review and forward. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Hattell, Curt (WSP)

Subject: HIPPA
Mike I have attached a link from some information I received at the WASPC conference related to
how/when hospital release information about patients. I don’t know where your detectives are at
knowledge wise with this but I thought it would be good to pass along.
Chris, for FOB I want a scaled down version of this for the DCs at the next meeting to pass down to
their troops. We have an ongoing problem in Kennewick and I know access to patients following
collisions has been an issue in other parts of the state. This is the WA hospital associations own criteria
and it would be helpful for the troops to know it and have it ready for those hospital folks looking to
keep patients away from us. Thanks, Curt
http://www.wsha.org/page.cfm?ID=downloadpublications
To: Hattell, Curt (WSP)
Subject: RE: HIPPA
Thank you sir. I forwarded this to my guys.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: HIPPA
Mike I have attached a link from some information I received at the WASPC conference related to
how/when hospital release information about patients. I don’t know where your detectives are at
knowledge wise with this but I thought it would be good to pass along.
Chris, for FOB I want a scaled down version of this for the DCs at the next meeting to pass down to
their troops. We have an ongoing problem in Kennewick and I know access to patients following
collisions has been an issue in other parts of the state. This is the WA hospital associations own criteria
and it would be helpful for the troops to know it and have it ready for those hospital folks looking to
keep patients away from us. Thanks, Curt
http://www.wsha.org/page.cfm?ID=downloadpublications
Subject: Phone numbers
When you can, will you please get me a cell number for both Bruce and Kurt? Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Today
Sir, I turned the reins over to Keith for the rest of the day. If you need anything, please let me know.
Thank you Sir,
Mike
Subject: News for CID personnel
AC Miller,
FYI, Jas Kirks brother, who was suffering from cancer, died this weekend. Jas has requested that no
bulletin go out and there is no word of a memorial service. Chief Batiste is very close to Jas and would
likely want to know so he can call Jas.
Orey Lindemann, from the CDIU, her mom is in the hospital after a heart attack. Her condition is
unknown. I will keep you posted. Also, Brian DuCommun’s mom is in the hospital too. She is battling
cancer and there is no update on her yet.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Turcott, Mike (WSP)
Subject: RE: Toy Run
More the merrier. I will send out an email to day to let everyone know the time and meet location.
See you there.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Turcott, Mike (WSP)

Subject: Toy Run
Mike,
Do you mind if I invite some DOL motorcycle friends to join us?
Mike.
Lieutenant Michael L. Turcott
(360) 596-4124
Ext 11124
michael.turcott@wsp.wa.gov
To: Anderson, John (WSP)
Subject: RE: State v. Sean Campbell- sentencing
Meant to tell you the other day, thanks for catching me in the parking lot. I appreciated you having me
come talk to the fellas before I left so I wouldn't have to explain why I left without seeing them. I got
so busy with Burns and Lathan and then the time got away from me.
I am still learning some aspects of this Captain thing so I was glad that you kept me from stepping in it
with them.
Thanks John,
Mike

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: FW: State v. Sean Campbell- sentencing
Captain-
This is a auto theft "highlight" case and I forgot to include you in the original mail. I know Dennis will
ship it to you eventually, but this is the type of good news you like to start your weekend with. Forgive
me for shipping it directly to you.
Det. Sgt. John Anderson

425-864-8045 (Cell)
425-401-7745 (Desk)
________________________________________
To: 'Suzanne.Love@kingcounty.gov'; Burns, Steve (WSP); Gardiner, William (WSP); Bosman, Dennis
(WSP); Anderson, Tom (WSP); Yamamoto, Henry (WSP); 'doug.young@kingcounty.gov';
'Shaya.Calvo@kingcounty.gov'; Watson, Randy (WSP); Maijala, Jeff (WSP); Noren, Leif (WSP); Stanek,
Paul (WSP)
Subject: Re: State v. Sean Campbell- sentencing
Suzanne-
Thanks much on the feedback regarding Trooper Yamamoto's case. That is excellent news on the
sentencing and is sure to keep Campbell out of circulation for years to come. I am including our district
and auto theft commands so they are aware of this resolution and implications as well. And for your
efforts on these cases - excellent work and thank you.
Randy-
The WSP end of this case was made on fingerprint evidence your office recovered and examined for us.
Our case would have been dead in the water without the work your group did for us. I will get you the
name of the FS on Monday. Thanks again for all your support.

Nextel: 425.864.8045
Office: 425.401.7745
From: Love, Suzanne [mailto:Suzanne.Love@kingcounty.gov]

To: 'Bach, Scotty' <Scotty.Bach@seattle.gov>; 'spd6246@seattle.gov' <'spd6246@seattle.gov'>;
'spd5727@seattle.gov' <'spd5727@seattle.gov'>; 'spd5029@seattle.gov' <'spd5029@seattle.gov'>;
'spd5937@seattle.gov' <'spd5937@seattle.gov'>; 'matthew.hendry@seattle.gov'
<'matthew.hendry@seattle.gov'>; 'scott.waltier@seattle.gov' <'scott.waltier@seattle.gov'>;
'michael.schaefer@atf.gov' <'michael.schaefer@atf.gov'>; Anderson, John (WSP); Yamamoto, Henry
(WSP); 'Friesen, Wesley' <Wesley.Friesen@seattle.gov>
Cc: Ernsdorff, Gary <Gary.Ernsdorff@kingcounty.gov>; Classen, Maurice
<Maurice.Classen@kingcounty.gov>; Calvo, Shaya <Shaya.Calvo@kingcounty.gov>; Tidwell, Rashelle
<Rashelle.Tidwell@kingcounty.gov>; Voorhees, Alexandra <Alexandra.Voorhees@kingcounty.gov>
Subject: State v. Sean Campbell- sentencing
Sean Campbell was just sentenced. Not only did Judge Barnett refuse a DOSA for the defendant, but
she also deviated from the State's recommendation (87 months- low end of the standard range) and
instead sentenced Campbell to the high end of the range- 116 months. This is a fabulous result for
these cases! Thank you all for your hard work and dedication. And extra thanks also to Trooper
Yamamoto who undoubtedly made a difference by attending today's sentencing hearing. Great work,
everyone!
Suzanne
_____________________________________________
From: Love, Suzanne
To: 'Bach, Scotty'; 'spd6246@seattle.gov'; 'spd5727@seattle.gov'; 'spd5029@seattle.gov';
'spd5937@seattle.gov'; 'matthew.hendry@seattle.gov'; 'scott.waltier@seattle.gov';
'michael.schaefer@atf.gov'; 'John.Anderson@wsp.wa.gov'; 'Henry.Yamamoto@wsp.wa.gov'; 'Friesen,
Wesley'
Cc: Ernsdorff, Gary; Classen, Maurice; Calvo, Shaya; Tidwell, Rashelle
Subject: State v. Sean Campbell- pled guilty
Sean Campbell just entered guilty pleas on three different cases. Here's an overview of what he pled
to:
09-C-07318-6 SEA: two counts- UPFA 1 and Tampering with a Witness. [SPD incident # 09-403763]
10-1-02452-9: PSV [WSP 08-795]
09-1-01759-6: PSV [SPD 08-450516]
He's maxed out, and he's looking at 87-116 months. We agreed to request 87 months, and the
defendant will seek a DOSA.
This is a great resolution for this defendant, and I appreciate everyone's hard work on these cases.
That said, we're not where we'd like to be yet. Campbell is a bad guy that needs to be in prison for a
significant amount of time. To that end, I think that having a strong law enforcement presence at his
sentencing can make a difference. The hearing is set for 2:45 on Friday, Nov. 19 and I'd like to
request/ encourage you to attend. I expect that sentencing will go forward and not be continued. If it
is possible for you to be there, please let me know. Let's do what we can to prevent a DOSA for this
guy.
Please feel free to call or email me with any questions.
Thanks, everyone,
Suzanne Love
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
206.296.0416
To: " McIlraith, Jim"; Armstrong, Gary (WSP); Arnold, Charles (WSP); Bade, Gary (WSP); "Baldwin, Ron"; Beins, Jim
(WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Boxhoorn, Willie (WSP); Conley, Larry (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Davis, Troy
(WSP); Day, Gary (WSP); Devoe, Dan; Erdahl, Paul (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Gundermann, Juli
(WSP); Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); "Hamilton, Bennie"; Hefton, Dan (WSP); "Howell, Linda"; "Knies, Dave"; "Mars,
George (WSP)"; Orf, Troy (WSP); Pennington, Chet (WSP); Pennington, Lee (WSP); Pigmon Jr, Richard (WSP);
"Pressel, Greg"; Przygocki, Ken (WSP); Rankin, Dale (WSP); Regalado, Jesse (WSP); Rose, Bill (WSP); Shades,
Dan (WSP); Sharp, Dan (WSP); Smith, Lyall (WSP); Spahr, Alan (WSP); Steen, William (WSP); Sweeney, Scott
(WSP); Thorsell, Gerald (WSP); Tom Pillow (WSPTA); "Turcott, Mike"; Warner, Dan (WSP); "Warner, David
(WSP)"; Watson, Evart (WSP); "Welsh, Jamie"; West, Donald (WSP); Williams, Clarence (WSP); Wilson, Orest
(WSP); Worlund, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Toy Run
The details for this year’s Toy Run are listed below. We have had a great turn out every year and it
keeps getting bigger. This event is pretty cool since it gives the Toys directly to kids that need them.
The ride is fun and the fellowship among all of us is even more fun.
We are going to meet at the Starbucks again on Martin Way, in the Lowes parking lot at 10 a.m… The
gates for the event open at 10 but usually we go over about 11 so we can get a place in line without
being stuck there for too long. It seems to work better if we all meet and ride in together so we can be
in a group and get our photos and hang out.
If you are interested, you don’t need to email me back, just show up. I know I have forgotten to
include someone on this list so just forward it to them, the more riders we have, the better.
Can’t wait to see you all again.
Mike
Olympia Toy Run 2010
Day/Date:
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Time:
10:00 am - Gate Opens

11:00 am - Performers
1:00 pm - Ride Begins
Admission:
New Unwrapped Toy -OR-
$10/single or $15/couple
Ride Departs:
South Sound Center

711 Sleater-Kinney Road SE, Lacey, WA
(Exit 108 on the south side of I-5)
Ride Arrives:
Marathon Park

Deschutes Parkway, Olympia
Ride Route:
* North (left turn from shopping center) on Sleater-Kinney Road SE
* East (left turn) on Martin Way
* South (left turn) on Capitol Way (driving on left-hand side!)
* Right turn into 5th Avenue
* Slide left turn into Deschutes Parkway (please park where directed)
Subject: FW: LoJack Story
Attachments: Lojack Magazine Story.pdf
FYI sir.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
The following e-mail and attached magazine article is a reflection of the hard work of various WSP
personnel and Bellevue PD personnel with tracking and recovering a stolen vehicle in August.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

To: Burns, Steve (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Atkins, Tristan (WSP)
Cc: Crandall, Mark (WSP); Jones, Clark (WSP); Merrill, Jeff (WSP); Phillips, Alicia (WSP); Porter, David
(WSP); Porter, Michael (WSP); White, Christine (WSP); Zepeda, Pedro (WSP); Rich Newell; 'Frank
Zangar'
Subject: LoJack Story
Captain Burns, Lieutenants Atkins and Bosman-
The attached story is from the LoJack Magazine that highlights recoveries facilitated by Lojack
technology around the United States. The inclusion of this story in their magazine illustrates the
excellent use of Lojack that law enforcement agencies in Western Washington are doing.
For those of you not directly involved in this case a short story will lay the ground work. The vehicle in
question was taken from the Albertson’s store in Redmond, just off SR 202, on August 12, 2010. The
vehicle was tracked by a number of WSP ground units as well as the WSP Smokey 3 aviation unit. The
vehicle was tracked into the east Bellevue city limits where units supported by Bellevue Police pinpointed
the location. WSP troopers and Bellevue Police patrol units set up a perimeter on the house and took a
number of people into custody. Outstanding warrants on a prolific thief were cleared and the suspect
was arrested.
The officers noted above were all instrumental in locating the vehicle, cordoning off the residence and
taking all precautions in the successful arrest of the suspect. Please make sure this email gets to the
appropriate level of supervision within your respective agencies, and thank you again for all your hard
work.
Detective Newell-
Please make sure this gets up to your new SET Team supervisor and your appropriate Commander.
Thanks again for your assistance.
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)

Date: Monday, November 22, 2010 2:19:00 PM
FYI
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP)
Subject: RE: LoJack Story
Another great job! Please pass along my congratulations.
Mark – please thank your pilots for me!
Greg
(360) 704-2979

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

Captain,
The following e-mail and attached magazine article is a reflection of the hard work of various WSP
personnel and Bellevue PD personnel with tracking and recovering a stolen vehicle in August.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

To: Burns, Steve (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Atkins, Tristan (WSP)
Cc: Crandall, Mark (WSP); Jones, Clark (WSP); Merrill, Jeff (WSP); Phillips, Alicia (WSP); Porter, David
(WSP); Porter, Michael (WSP); White, Christine (WSP); Zepeda, Pedro (WSP); Rich Newell; 'Frank
Zangar'
Subject: LoJack Story
Captain Burns, Lieutenants Atkins and Bosman-
The attached story is from the LoJack Magazine that highlights recoveries facilitated by Lojack
technology around the United States. The inclusion of this story in their magazine illustrates the
excellent use of Lojack that law enforcement agencies in Western Washington are doing.
For those of you not directly involved in this case a short story will lay the ground work. The vehicle in
question was taken from the Albertson’s store in Redmond, just off SR 202, on August 12, 2010. The
vehicle was tracked by a number of WSP ground units as well as the WSP Smokey 3 aviation unit. The
vehicle was tracked into the east Bellevue city limits where units supported by Bellevue Police pinpointed
the location. WSP troopers and Bellevue Police patrol units set up a perimeter on the house and took a
number of people into custody. Outstanding warrants on a prolific thief were cleared and the suspect
was arrested.
The officers noted above were all instrumental in locating the vehicle, cordoning off the residence and
taking all precautions in the successful arrest of the suspect. Please make sure this email gets to the
appropriate level of supervision within your respective agencies, and thank you again for all your hard
work.
Detective Newell-
Please make sure this gets up to your new SET Team supervisor and your appropriate Commander.
Thanks again for your assistance.
John G. Anderson
Detective Sergeant
Bellevue, WA 98007
425-401-7745 (Office)
425-401-7846 (Fax)
425-864-8045 (Verizon / PTT)

Don’t know if you saw this. I think this is great work and shows how our guys are so valuable. For the
back pocket information you may need. This is the stuff that goes away if RATU goes away.
Mike

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Captain-
This is a auto theft "highlight" case and I forgot to include you in the original mail. I know Dennis will
ship it to you eventually, but this is the type of good news you like to start your weekend with. Forgive
me for shipping it directly to you.
Det. Sgt. John Anderson

425-864-8045 (Cell)
425-401-7745 (Desk)
________________________________________
To: 'Suzanne.Love@kingcounty.gov'; Burns, Steve (WSP); Gardiner, William (WSP); Bosman, Dennis
(WSP); Anderson, Tom (WSP); Yamamoto, Henry (WSP); 'doug.young@kingcounty.gov';
'Shaya.Calvo@kingcounty.gov'; Watson, Randy (WSP); Maijala, Jeff (WSP); Noren, Leif (WSP); Stanek,
Paul (WSP)
Subject: Re: State v. Sean Campbell- sentencing
Suzanne-
Thanks much on the feedback regarding Trooper Yamamoto's case. That is excellent news on the
sentencing and is sure to keep Campbell out of circulation for years to come. I am including our district
and auto theft commands so they are aware of this resolution and implications as well. And for your
efforts on these cases - excellent work and thank you.
Randy-
The WSP end of this case was made on fingerprint evidence your office recovered and examined for us.
Our case would have been dead in the water without the work your group did for us. I will get you the
name of the FS on Monday. Thanks again for all your support.

Nextel: 425.864.8045
Office: 425.401.7745
From: Love, Suzanne [mailto:Suzanne.Love@kingcounty.gov]

To: 'Bach, Scotty' <Scotty.Bach@seattle.gov>; 'spd6246@seattle.gov' <'spd6246@seattle.gov'>;
'spd5727@seattle.gov' <'spd5727@seattle.gov'>; 'spd5029@seattle.gov' <'spd5029@seattle.gov'>;
'spd5937@seattle.gov' <'spd5937@seattle.gov'>; 'matthew.hendry@seattle.gov'
<'matthew.hendry@seattle.gov'>; 'scott.waltier@seattle.gov' <'scott.waltier@seattle.gov'>;
'michael.schaefer@atf.gov' <'michael.schaefer@atf.gov'>; Anderson, John (WSP); Yamamoto, Henry
(WSP); 'Friesen, Wesley' <Wesley.Friesen@seattle.gov>
Cc: Ernsdorff, Gary <Gary.Ernsdorff@kingcounty.gov>; Classen, Maurice
<Maurice.Classen@kingcounty.gov>; Calvo, Shaya <Shaya.Calvo@kingcounty.gov>; Tidwell, Rashelle
<Rashelle.Tidwell@kingcounty.gov>; Voorhees, Alexandra <Alexandra.Voorhees@kingcounty.gov>
Subject: State v. Sean Campbell- sentencing
Sean Campbell was just sentenced. Not only did Judge Barnett refuse a DOSA for the defendant, but
she also deviated from the State's recommendation (87 months- low end of the standard range) and
instead sentenced Campbell to the high end of the range- 116 months. This is a fabulous result for
these cases! Thank you all for your hard work and dedication. And extra thanks also to Trooper
Yamamoto who undoubtedly made a difference by attending today's sentencing hearing. Great work,
everyone!
Suzanne
_____________________________________________
From: Love, Suzanne
To: 'Bach, Scotty'; 'spd6246@seattle.gov'; 'spd5727@seattle.gov'; 'spd5029@seattle.gov';
'spd5937@seattle.gov'; 'matthew.hendry@seattle.gov'; 'scott.waltier@seattle.gov';
'michael.schaefer@atf.gov'; 'John.Anderson@wsp.wa.gov'; 'Henry.Yamamoto@wsp.wa.gov'; 'Friesen,
Wesley'
Cc: Ernsdorff, Gary; Classen, Maurice; Calvo, Shaya; Tidwell, Rashelle
Subject: State v. Sean Campbell- pled guilty
Sean Campbell just entered guilty pleas on three different cases. Here's an overview of what he pled
to:
09-C-07318-6 SEA: two counts- UPFA 1 and Tampering with a Witness. [SPD incident # 09-403763]
10-1-02452-9: PSV [WSP 08-795]
09-1-01759-6: PSV [SPD 08-450516]
He's maxed out, and he's looking at 87-116 months. We agreed to request 87 months, and the
defendant will seek a DOSA.
This is a great resolution for this defendant, and I appreciate everyone's hard work on these cases.
That said, we're not where we'd like to be yet. Campbell is a bad guy that needs to be in prison for a
significant amount of time. To that end, I think that having a strong law enforcement presence at his
sentencing can make a difference. The hearing is set for 2:45 on Friday, Nov. 19 and I'd like to
request/ encourage you to attend. I expect that sentencing will go forward and not be continued. If it
is possible for you to be there, please let me know. Let's do what we can to prevent a DOSA for this
guy.
Please feel free to call or email me with any questions.
Thanks, everyone,
Suzanne Love
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
206.296.0416
Subject: Tomorrow
The roads are brutal, if you can't make it, no worries.
Safety first.
Subject: Re: Phone Call - OPS
Date: Tuesday, November 23, 2010 9:11:58 AM
I am coming in, just out running around right now. Let me know if anything comes up, see you in a bit.

Subject: Phone Call - OPS
Sgt. Speer called for you, phone number 11343.
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: RE: Model policy on officer involved incidents
I will send her a copy of the main ones. You working today?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Model policy on officer involved incidents
Importance: High
Mike,
Jo is the gal I was sitting next to at the WASPC model policy meeting on Officer Involved Critical
Incidents. She would like copies interagency agreements that you were reading from. I would give her
several if possible. Thanks Pard.
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010
From: Joanna Arlow [mailto:jarlow@waspc.org]

Subject: Model policy on officer involved incidents
Importance: High
Hey you. Great to hang out at conference as always. Thanks for the laughs. Can you send me and
chief holmes (or just me) a copy fo the wsp policy for doing independent investigations that was
mentioned at the model policy committee meeting? There was some verbiage and concepts we wanted
to borrow….thanks!!!
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>
To: "jarlow@waspc.org"
Subject: Officer Involved Agreements
Date: Tuesday, November 23, 2010 1:45:00 PM
Attachments: Spokane County.pdf
SMART.pdf
CBIT.pdf
Ms. Arlow,
Here are copies of three of the multi agency, officer involved critical incident agreements that my
Division currently works with throughout the state. Included is the SMART protocol, which I quoted
from last week in Chelan, an agreement that we use in Spokane, (which has been used in all 5 of the
shootings the last 3 months) and one from the central basin in Eastern Washington which we have used
for two plus years.
I think the language in here will give you a good idea of how to craft the model policy so that it is
consistent with what many agencies already do in these protocols and will help with the issues Seattle
and some others may face.
Please let me know if you need anything else, we are happy to help.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Model policy on officer involved incidents
Done. I sent her the Sno County one, Spokane County one and the Central Basin one.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Model policy on officer involved incidents
Importance: High
Mike,
Jo is the gal I was sitting next to at the WASPC model policy meeting on Officer Involved Critical
Incidents. She would like copies interagency agreements that you were reading from. I would give her
several if possible. Thanks Pard.
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010
From: Joanna Arlow [mailto:jarlow@waspc.org]

Subject: Model policy on officer involved incidents
Importance: High
Hey you. Great to hang out at conference as always. Thanks for the laughs. Can you send me and
chief holmes (or just me) a copy fo the wsp policy for doing independent investigations that was
mentioned at the model policy committee meeting? There was some verbiage and concepts we wanted
to borrow….thanks!!!
Jo Arlow
Policy Director
PH: 360-486-2401
FX: 360-486-2381
jarlow@waspc.org <mailto:jarlow@waspc.org>
www.waspc.org <http://www.waspc.org>
To: "ShahnaScott@yahoo.com"
Subject: Re: No show today
Have a great week and tell Scotty congrats on the retirement
From: Evelyn S. Scott [mailto:ShahnaScott@yahoo.com]

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: No show today
Good morning, Captain, Keith,
First, thanks Captain for letting me and Vicky leave early yesterday; I really appreciated it and it really
helped – our house is at a higher elevation than downtown Olympia, and from our housing area portion
of Cooper Point Road to Safeway on Harrison, we don’t receive much sanding or anything.
Second, on trying to come in today (Wednesday) – I give up. We’ve been trying since 6:30 a.m.
The streets in my neighborhood are too icy, we tried to get out but had difficulty in front of our house
and a couple of spots in Cedrona. We made it out of our housing area, only to look up and down
Kaiser and see cars sliding in both directions, so we carefully turned around and went home.
I will use annual leave for today, because by the time things thaw enough for me to venture back out, I
will be deep into making desserts for tomorrow, and prepping the turkey.
Thankfully, SAF was completed last Friday and is ready to be sent to AC Miller/Geri/SPP on Monday.
Hope everyone has a happy and safe holiday weekend.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!
Thanks,
Evelyn
Thanksgiving.jpg
Subject: Re: No show today
I am going to fleet and supply. See you in a little while.

To: Evelyn S. Scott <ShahnaScott@yahoo.com>
Subject: RE: No show today
I’m in and will hold the fort down.
Love the picture. Have a great Thanksgiving Evelyn and Scotty.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: No show today
Importance: High
Good morning, Captain, Keith,
First, thanks Captain for letting me and Vicky leave early yesterday; I really appreciated it and it really
helped – our house is at a higher elevation than downtown Olympia, and from our housing area portion
of Cooper Point Road to Safeway on Harrison, we don’t receive much sanding or anything.
Second, on trying to come in today (Wednesday) – I give up. We’ve been trying since 6:30 a.m.
The streets in my neighborhood are too icy, we tried to get out but had difficulty in front of our house
and a couple of spots in Cedrona. We made it out of our housing area, only to look up and down
Kaiser and see cars sliding in both directions, so we carefully turned around and went home.
I will use annual leave for today, because by the time things thaw enough for me to venture back out, I
will be deep into making desserts for tomorrow, and prepping the turkey.
Thankfully, SAF was completed last Friday and is ready to be sent to AC Miller/Geri/SPP on Monday.
Hope everyone has a happy and safe holiday weekend.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!
Thanks,
Evelyn
Thanksgiving.jpg
To: "wgardner@wsu.edu"
Subject: Test
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Miller, Greg (WSP); Smith, Suzee (WSP)
Cc: Greene, Geri (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: Re: DSHS"s SCC
I will be there.

To: Smith, Suzee (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Re: DSHS's SCC
Thanks Suzee - works for me.

From: Smith, Suzee (WSP)

Subject: DSHS's SCC
Good morning – Regarding the e-mail from the Chief yesterday, the only time the Chief has open today
is at 4:30 p.m. Can you brief the Chief at that time?
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

To: "Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA"; Cristelli, Kendra/Chad
Cc: mtdahl263@comcast.net
Subject: My thoughts exactly
Yard sign...This is priceless
Ralph, My neighbor is a "lefty" of sorts (Obama bumper stickers, gung-ho socialized medicine, "guns
should be banned", etc.).
So last week I put this sign up in my yard after one of his anti-gun rants at a neighborhood cocktail
party. The sign wasn't up more than an hour before he called the police and wanted them to make me
take down the sign.
Fortunately, the officer politely informed him that it was not their job to take such action without a court
order and that he had to file a complaint "downtown" first, which would be reviewed by the city
attorney to see if it violated any city, county, or state ordinances, which if there was a violation a court
order would be sent to the offending party (me) to "remove the sign in seven days".
After several weeks he was informed that the sign was legal (by a quarter of an inch) and there was
nothing the city could do, which obviously made him madder. I tried to smooth things over by inviting
him to go shooting with me and my friends at the hunting club but that seemed to make him even
more angry.
I then asked him if he wanted to go to a Tea Party rally but again he declined my outreach efforts to
bring about a better understanding between political and social opponents.
I am at a loss how to reconcile our long relationship (notice I did not say friendship), any suggestions
would be welcome.
ATT00016.jpg

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

To: Whipple, Connie (WSP)
Subject: Question
Hi Connie,
Just checking to see if you are my budget person. I have a couple questions about the cost of my
medical and a couple life insurance questions.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Spencer, Dianne (WSP); Baker, Nikki (WSP)
Subject: FW: Question
Hello,
Can one of you contact me and let me know who I would talk to about the cost of my medical
insurance and a life insurance? Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Whipple, Connie (WSP)

Subject: Automatic reply: Question
I will be out of the office on Thursday Nov 25, 2010 and return Monday Dec 06th at 6am. If you need
immediate assistance please contact Dianne Spencer or Nikki Baker at 596-4034. Otherwise leave me a
email message or phone message at 596-4058 and I will return your message when I am back in the
office.
Thank you Connie

Subject: Re: Phone Call
I spoke with Couey.
Thanks

Subject: Phone Call
Lt. Mark Arras called inquiring if there is a meeting before the meeting tomorrow morning at the Leg
building regarding the copper thefts.
I know, I sound cryptic..
Thx,
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: RE: For the Daily Bulletin
Approved and thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: For the Daily Bulletin
Captain,
Please approve for tomorrow’s DB.
Vicky,
Could you please start another card around? Thanks.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: FW: For the Daily Bulletin
Lt. Huntley,
Susan Schram, 83 year old mother in law of Marysville VIN Inspector, Christine Mallahan, passed away
on November 25th in Bellevue, after a lengthy illness. A memorial service for friends and family will be
held in the near future. Calls and cards are welcome.
Mike
2700 116th St NE
Office:360-654-1141
Micro:70141
Cell:425-508-1048
Fax:360-654-1212
From: Mallahan, Chris (WSP)

To: Marken, Michael (WSP)
Subject: mother-in-law
Susan Schram 83 years old passed away November 25th .

Work your magic Sgt.
Chris
Vehicle Identification Officer 2 Chris Mallahan
Marysville, WA 98271-9425
425-339-1838 ext. 135
Micro 70 Ext. 135

To: Fry, Lance (WSP)
Subject: Re: The Finger
Date: Wednesday, December 01, 2010 9:26:47 AM
Good to hear Lance. Happy you are doing well
Take care,
Mike
From: Fry, Lance (WSP)

Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2010 09:25 AM
Subject: The Finger
Cap, thanks for the call the other day. Sorry I Wasn’t home. THE FINGER appears to be healing
nicely. It Would amaze you how many things you can’t do left handed. I plan on being a lot more
careful in the future.
Thanx
Lance A. Fry
Vehicle Identification Specalist
2502 - 112th Street East
Tacoma, WA 98445
(253)538-3134 (Office)
(253)538-3277 (Fax)
Subject: Today
You guys available for coffee? About 1 or so?

Subject: Re: Today
Ya. I will be there after lunch.

Subject: RE: Today
Should be. Banging away on stuff right now - mostly each other. You want to swing into the office?
Let us know.
John G. Anderson
Detective Sergeant
Bellevue, WA 98007
425-401-7745 (Office)
425-401-7846 (Fax)
425-864-8045 (Verizon / PTT)
Subject: Today

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Gundermann, Juli (WSP)
Subject: Today
You guys in the office?

Subject: Re: Today
OK. On my way to say Hi. See you in about 30.

Subject: RE: Today
Captain Dahl,
We are. Juli is sitting in on an interview but will be free soon.
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116

Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273
To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Gundermann, Juli (WSP)
Subject: Today
You guys in the office?

Subject: Re: Today
Date: Wednesday, December 01, 2010 1:01:47 PM
Leaving D-1 now

Subject: RE: Today
Should be. Banging away on stuff right now - mostly each other. You want to swing into the office?
Let us know.
John G. Anderson
Detective Sergeant
Bellevue, WA 98007
425-401-7745 (Office)
425-401-7846 (Fax)
425-864-8045 (Verizon / PTT)
Subject: Today

Subject: Fw: Joel Gordon Investigation

Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2010 01:40 PM
Subject: Fw: Joel Gordon Investigation
FYI - an update on the case. Thanks!
Chuck

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: Joel Gordon Investigation
Gordon The detective just called and advised he was finished with the investigation and was giving it to
the prosecutor for review. A copy of the file will be made available to me later this week. Once the
prosecutor makes a decision I will forward the entire report to HQ.
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140

To: Lowry, Crystal (WSP)
Subject: Re: Off-Duty Employment
Yes please.

Subject: Off-Duty Employment
Good afternoon Captain Dahl,
I am working on updating my off-duty employment spreadsheet for SPS & PSES, and see that your
names is still listed as working off-duty employment.
Would you like me to keep your name listed for ODE for 2011?
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP)
Subject: Re: Toy Run
Date: Thursday, December 02, 2010 11:53:25 AM
You bet. Been out of the office all morning so as soon as I get back, I will send it to you.

Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2010 10:47 AM
Subject: Toy Run
Can you shoot me the details again for Saturday’s Toy Run?
No this isn’t test to see if you are listening…
Thanks,
(360) 596-4131
To: Gundermann, Chris (WSP)
Subject: RE: Toy Run
Date: Thursday, December 02, 2010 12:49:00 PM
Here you go.
Mike
Day/Date:
Time:

Admission:

Ride Departs:
South Sound Center

Ride Arrives:
Marathon Park

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

Subject: Toy Run
Can you shoot me the details again for Saturday’s Toy Run?
No this isn’t test to see if you are listening…

Thanks,
(360) 596-4131
Subject: RE: Leave
Sounds good.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Leave
Captain,
If you don’t have any concerns, I will be taking leave on Friday, December 3 and 7, to reduce my leave
balances. I know I will still be over, but I am to blame.
Also, I would like to be gone on Monday and Tuesday, December 20 and 21, to spend time with a
sister and nephew who will be in town prior to Christmas.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax

Micro 12 Ext. 11953
Subject: RE: New CDIU vehicle
Good luck
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2010 1:24 PM
Subject: New CDIU vehicle
Captain,
The Executive Staff has provided authorization to proceed with purchasing the new CDIU vehicle. I am
working with Paul at the Fleet Section to coordinate with Fleet and Supply to put the Toyota 4Runner
request out for bid.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: RE: GA building
The other day you said something about the GA building and us moving to God knows where.
Apparently, when you say things, within a day or two, they come true.
Therefore, I am going to spend the evening creating a list of things I would like to see happen and get
that to you. If you would be so kind as to read the list out loud, I should be able to get them within a
day or two.
I appreciate it and look forward to working with you on my list.
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: FW: GA building
Importance: High
FYI only...
(360) 704-2979
From: Keller, Cheri (OFM) [mailto:Cheri.Keller@OFM.WA.GOV]
Subject: gA building
Rick Bushnell (OFM facilities) is going to contact you about moving out of the GA building. Apparently
they’ve decided to demolish it in September 2011.
Anyway, I wanted to assure you that I got permission to put in your budget the estimated cost of
moving and increased lease costs.
Cheri
Cheri Keller
Budget Assistant to the Governor
(360) 902-0563
Subject: Tomorrow
I may take a couple hours off tomorrow afternoon. About 3 p.m. perhaps. Let me know if you need
anything.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: "leonardrv@msn.com"
Subject: Toy Run
Hey Rob, see the details below. You are welcome to join us.
Mike
Day/Date:
Time:

Admission:
Ride Departs:
South Sound Center

Ride Arrives:
Marathon Park

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

Subject: Re: Tomorrow
Will do. I waited til about 5:30 and figured you got tied up.
See you in the morning

Subject: RE: Tomorrow
Hi Mike,
Sorry I didn’t get back to you earlier – meeting lasted until after 5:00.
I will be leaving about 3:00 tomorrow too. Want to just stop by on your way in tomorrow?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979

Subject: Tomorrow
I may take a couple hours off tomorrow afternoon. About 3 p.m. perhaps. Let me know if you need
anything.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: "ktrujillo@nthurston.k12.wa.us"
Subject: Tracy Perkins
Date: Friday, December 03, 2010 11:19:00 AM
Tracy’s email address is different than the one I gave you yesterday. Here it is:
PerkinT@wsdot.wa.gov
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Schedule
I am leaving the office this afternoon at 2:30. I do not anticipate coming back. Are you coming back
here after your training?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Schedule
OK, thanks. You may be unit one. Evelyn and Vicky will be gone too, Dennis and Chuck are off.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 11:42 AM
Subject: Re: Schedule
Right. Ill be there in about 30

--------------------------
From my Blackberry
(360) 704-2954 (Office)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: Schedule
I am leaving the office this afternoon at 2:30. I do not anticipate coming back. Are you coming back
here after your training?
Olympia, WA. 98504

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

Subject: RE: Remedy Resource Group response (3)
Date: Friday, December 03, 2010 12:18:00 PM
Chuck,
Please call me when you get this so we can discuss. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Re: Remedy Resource Group response (3)
Thanks Ken...I will sit down and discuss this with Captain Dahl when I get back in the office. We'll get
this thing worked out.
Chuck

I knew there was a reason I didn't want a bb.
Unfortunately, there is not much forward process with Dorey. Now she is saying we can do collision
reconstruction but no investigations. Yet she has already approved me for administrative investigations.
She is putting her own twist on the contract and the reg manual and I don't understand why.
I also find it interesting how she lined out my references to specific regulations. She is continuing to jerk
us around.
It is at the point where I would like you and the captain to look into this. If I'm out of line on the
request I can except that but all I'm asking is that we follow the reg/contract. I am concerned that
Dorey is rewriting the contract and reg manual.
This will only hurt the troopers we were going to hire. If this continues then I just will hire non-WSP
officers, but that's not why we started all this.
Ken

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Still trying to figure out that BlackBerry huh? No problem Ken. Does this mean we are finally moving
forward with Remedy Resource Group? I sure hope so....
Chuck

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Cc: Bolton, Dave (WSP); Bambino, Major (WSP); Dale, Dan (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Remedy Resource Group response (3)
Sorry. This was accidentally sent by me last night.
Again, I'm sorry for this.

Ken

To: 'D4-ALL-MEDIA@listserv.wsp.wa.gov' <D4-ALL-MEDIA@listserv.wsp.wa.gov>
I apologize but this was sent by accident. Please disregaurd.
Ken

To: 'D4-ALL-MEDIA@listserv.wsp.wa.gov' <D4-ALL-MEDIA@listserv.wsp.wa.gov>

To: Bambino, Major (WSP)
From: Nicpon, Dory (WSP)

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Remedy Resource Group response (3)
<<Remedy Resource Group response (3).pdf>> <<Remedy Resource Group response (3) clean
copy.pdf>>
Good afternoon Sergeant Wade,
Thank you for working with AC Miller regarding off-duty employment with Remedy Resource Group. I
have attached a redline version and a clean copy of proposed revisions to a letter from Remedy to
WSP. These revisions incorporate many of the changes that you proffered in response to WSP’s
concerns.
I have received additional ODE applications requesting permission to work for Remedy, so I forward to
recommending approval according to the specified requirements. Thank you.
Dory Nicpon
Labor and Policy Advisor

Subject: Monday
Please be prepared to talk about SAF at our Monday meeting. Thanks

Subject: Fw: Officer involved fatal shooting
Date: Sunday, December 05, 2010 12:01:54 AM
FYI

Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2010 11:54 PM
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Briggs, Troy (WSP)
Cc: Turcott, Steve (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Officer involved fatal shooting
Spokane PD responded to the Special K Pub for a reported suicidal subject with a gun. Officers arrived
and found the suspect in the parking lot pointing a gun at another subject. Officers reportedly ordered
suspect to drop his gun but he refused. Two officers fired their weapons fatally wounding suspect.
Family of deceased at the scene. Lt Turcott is in the command post. Small scene in the parking lot of
the business. Officers are ok.
Ken
Cc: Bolton, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Re: SCSO Lay Offs
Date: Monday, December 06, 2010 12:01:21 PM
This is why we continue to fight for our RATU around the State. We already are the only game in town
and its getting tighter.
Thanks for letting me know about this.

Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 11:57 AM
Cc: Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: FW: SCSO Lay Offs
Captain,
The following e-mail is a news report on the Spokane County Sherriff Office laying off 17 deputies.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 4:49 PM
Subject: SCSO Lay Offs
Another reason the WSP auto theft program is vital. The deputies that are getting laid off contribute
significantly to our auto theft efforts, as well as all other crimes that auto thieves commit. A fair
number of our cases originate with patrol deputies, and their field work also provides us with intel to
move all of our cases forward. The article says there are only three property crimes detectives left and
patrol positions will likely be backfilled with those detectives, or others. Spokane PD has only one auto
theft detective and he is going back to patrol in January. We are quickly becoming the only game in
town. Even though our title is “auto theft”, our efforts positively affect ALL crimes. Auto thieves don’t
generally restrict their criminal activities to one category.
Sheriff Cutting 17 Deputies in January
Jeff Humphrey | KXLY4 Reporter <http://www.kxly.com/newsteam/21153079/detail.html>
Posted: 5:24 pm PST December 2, 2010Updated: 6:39 pm PST December 2, 2010
http://www.kxly.com/2010/1203/26003352_240X134.jpg
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SPOKANE, Wash. -- In another blow to local law enforcement, Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich
announced Thursday he will be laying off 17 deputies in January 1.
In the sheriff’s office, the people losing their jobs will be the deputies in the patrol division with the
lowest amount of seniority. Pretty much anyone hired during or after 2007 will be looking for work.
This means that the sheriff has to go to the detective division and put those investigators back in
uniform to answer service calls.
“I can’t afford to lose anymore of my investigative unit. I used to have seven unincorporated property
crimes detectives. I only have three left,” Sheriff Knezovich explained.
Property crimes detectives target thieves that prowl neighborhoods across the county; without them
property crimes will likely go up. In turn that could mean the value of properties across the county will
go down along with the amount of money the county can collect in tax revenues.
“What people don't understand is our economic viability in this area depends on public safety. If you
lose control of your crime issues, no one wants to come here and do business, it's not a good place to
live,” Sheriff Knezovich said.
Among the 17 deputies who are being laid off is Brian Hirzell, the deputy involved in the fatal shooting
of Scott Creach at The Plant Farm in August. He has only been with the sheriff's office for two years
and doesn't have the seniority to retain his position.
© 2010 KXLY.com <http://www.kxly.com> . All rights reserved. This material may not be published,
broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without prior permission.
Subject: RE: Question
I got the answers I needed, but thank you anyway.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Whipple, Connie (WSP)

Subject: RE: Question
Good Captain Dahl
How can I help you with your questions?
Thank you,
Connie Whipple
Budget & Fiscal/Payroll
Financial Analyst
360.596.4058
micro 12 ext 11058

Connie.Whipple@wsp.wa.gov

Subject: Question
Hi Connie,
Just checking to see if you are my budget person. I have a couple questions about the cost of my
medical and a couple life insurance questions.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: "James Welsh"
Subject: RE: How is the bike
I didn’t try to fix it yet. I will this week. I am pretty sure the fuel filter is clogged since the bike hasn’t
been run for a couple months. Probably the gas went bad and clogged it.
I will change the filter and put some clean gas in and see if that fixes it.
Thanks for the time my friend, it was great to see you even though we didn’t get to ride the event. I
will let you know when we go out again.
See you soon,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: James Welsh [mailto:jamesw@sargentengineers.com]

Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2010 2:24 PM
Subject: How is the bike
Hi Mike,
I almost called you today to find out, but decided not to interrupt your Sunday.
I was wondering if the bike started up today or if you found problems with the
filter as you suspected.

Just curious,
Jamie
Subject: Folders
Can you please make me a folder with a tab that says Criminal Hold and one that says Legislative
Process/Bill Review? Thanks
Subject: FW: Sgts Exam - Study Time
Please forward this email to all your supervisors so that they can share with their folks, (very clearly),
that studying on duty is not allowed per policy. Also, it is our expectation that our CID employees lead
the way and are above reproach in everything we do. Let’s make sure we do not have anyone
specifically named in anything like this.
Thank you,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 12:54 PM
(WSP)
Subject: FW: Sgts Exam - Study Time
FYI Captains, please ensure that your troopers are not studying on-duty.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
To: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP)
Cc: Miller, Karen (WSP)
Subject: Sgts Exam - Study Time
I received an anonymous 1-800 call asserting that some troopers are being allowed to study and attend
study groups while on-duty. Since this seemingly comes up every year in the months prior to testing it
may be necessary to send a reminder to your respective staffs that this is not allowable; all such study
time needs to occur apart from on-duty time.
Thank you.
To: Vaughan, Darlonna (WSP)
Subject: FW: OA3
Darlonna,
Are you available to discuss this? I am on my way to OPS and I could stop in.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Bassett, Mike (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: RE: OA3
Captain Dahl/Lt. LeBlanc,
I just got off the phone with Darlonna from HRD and asked her how Deanna and a current OA3 in
Tacoma can be placed on the applicant list. She said since they did not apply before the closing of the
original announcement, they cannot be considered for the position. She said the list has been certified
and cannot be re-opened unless we interview all 200+ applicants and don’t choose any of them.
Thanks,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116

Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273
From: Bassett, Mike (WSP)

Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP)
Subject: OA3
Good afternoon Captain,
Reference our conversation last week for the open position of OA3 in Tacoma CID, I spoke to Deanna
Oliver (now Mihelich). Deanna worked with Captain Burns as the District 2 secretary before leaving the
agency. She confirmed that she is interested in returning to work with the State Patrol. I made her
aware of the vacancy and asked her to submit her application.
Her phone number is 360-367-0653.
-Mike
Detective Mike Bassett
Criminal Investigation Unit - Tacoma
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3172 - Office
253-538-3273 - Fax
To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Lowry, Crystal (WSP)
Subject: Re: Uniformed ODE -- 2011
Approved.

Subject: FW: Uniformed ODE -- 2011
Crystal is requesting an approval or denial for Ruth.
Thank you.
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: Uniformed ODE -- 2011
Importance: High
Hi Vicky,
I recently sent your office a list of employees applying to work uniformed ODE for the calendar year
2011. That being said, I had a CID employee listed under D2, when in fact they should have been
listed under Captain Dahl’s command.
Trooper Ruth Medeiros (ISB-CID) is applying to work uniformed ODE for 2011; would you please see if
Cpt. Dahl either approves or denies trooper Medeiros’ ODE for next year?
Thank you for your assistance.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

To: Berry, Jason (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP)
Subject: Grondel
He's dozing off again. Its funny to watch

Subject: Re: Heading out for the day
Any update on Slemps case? Did it go to the Prosecutor yet?

Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Heading out for the day
Boss,
I am heading south to meet with Det. Jim Kelly to relay that case file to him. After that, depending on
the time, I will head to the barn and see you all in the morning. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: I"m here
I'm at the back door

Subject: FW: Gun Safety and Kids
Please forward.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
To: Hattell, Curt (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); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Thomas, Mark
(WSP); Reichert, Robin (WSP)
Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: Gun Safety and Kids
An unfortunate but important reminder about the continual need for gun safety around the home:
Police cope with keeping guns secured safely at home (Pennsylvania)

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10340/1108554-455.stm
Chief John R. Batiste,

Our Motto is:
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Subject: Re: Friday (Tomorrow)
No worries. Good luck

Subject: Friday (Tomorrow)
Boss,
I have firearms training at the Academy tomorrow so I will not see you in the morning.
Since I am down to the wire with school, and if I don't get both papers completed tonight, do you mind
if I take the afternoon off after firearms to finish my assignment(s)? I appreciate your consideration!
Thanks,
Chuck

To: Lantz, Bruce (WSP)
Subject: Re: Tracking board
Thank you my friend
From: Lantz, Bruce (WSP)

Subject: Tracking board
Good morning, Captain! This is the desktop board I talked to you about yesterday. Now that I look at it,
it doesn’t seem so special and I hope it’s not wasting your time!
Have a great day and thanks again for all!
With respect
Bruce
Detective Sergeant Bruce Lantz
DSHS Special Investigations Unit

210 11th. Avenue SW, Room 409
Mailstop: 42637
Olympia. WA. 98504-2611
Telephone: (360) 596-4851
Cellular: (360) 239-1050
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from disclosure. If you are not the intended recipient, any dissemination, distribution or copying is
strictly prohibited. If you think that you have received this e-mail message in error, please notify the
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Service with Humility
Remis Vilesque
Subject: FW: Exception Reports for Third Tri Training
Attachments: 3rd Tri Firearms Exception Report as of 12-8-10.pdf
3rd Tri Exception Report for DTO0310 as of 12-8-10.pdf
3rd Tri Exception Report for DTO1310 as of 12-8-10.pdf
3rd Tri Exception Report for DTO2310 On-Line Trng as of 12-8-10.pdf
3rd Tri Exception Report for DTO3310 On-Line Training as of 12-8-10.pdf
3rd Tri Exception Report for DTO4310 On-Line Training Civil Srvc as of 12-8-10.pdf
I am going to assume that you are directing your people to complete the training sessions they are
listed here for. I realize it’s difficult to track all of them and stay on top of this, but obviously it is
important. Please ensure we get everyone trained in a timely manner each trimester.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Exception Reports for Third Tri Training
Good Afternoon,
Attached are the third tri training reports for Decentralized, Firearms and on-line trainings. This is just
an FYI where we are at.. If you need a list of upcoming training(s), please let me know and will e-mail
it to you.
I have taken my on-line training and it is showing that I have not. I checked with the Academy as to
when they had last updated the on-line training, and it has not been updated since last Friday.
If you have questions, please let me know.
Thanks,
Vicky
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
To: Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: RE: Sharp
Yes. Feel free

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: Sharp
Confirming that OPS can use Dan to assist with our prelim?
Lieutenant Travis Matheson
Internal Affairs
O-360-704-2346
C-360-791-9255
Subject: Re: Folding tables
Yes

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: RE: Folding tables
Would a couple come in handy for emergency response?
Thanks,
Vicky

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
I can't think of any need for these.

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: FW: Folding tables
Do we need any folding tables?
Thanks,
Vicky
From: Diess, Rob [mailto:RDiess@ESD.WA.GOV]

To: Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Tainer, Carey; Catherine Young; Sexton, Cheryl (ACB); Laye, Christine L.
(DOC); Wolf, Crystal (DSHS/DDD); Dan Castro; Larsen, Daniel C. (DOC); Hartman, Darron (WSP);
Frazee, Dave N (LNI); Elerding, David (DOL); Lorton, Dennis (ECY); Hundsnurscher, Ed J. (DSHS/HRSA);
Collins, Eric (DOH); Foster, Fay M. (DOC); Micheau, Greg R. (DOC); Brumbaugh, Jack E. (DOC); Duby,
Jacqueline (WSP); Sturgeon, Jeff (DOR); Stewart, Jennifer L. (DOC); Curtindale, Jesse (DOR); Hazzard,
Jim (COM); Leighton, Jim (UTC); Jines, Jack; Greene, Joe; John Boutilier; Kuhlman, Kaylea D. (DOC);
SURMA, MARK (DNR); Hoonan, Matt (UTC); Arthur, Mike (DVA); Nicki Christoffer; YOUNG, PATRICIA
(DNR); Nicholson, Paul (DSHS/OSSD); Yale, Pauline (DFI); Harrison, Phil (AGR); Diess, Rob; Ronda
Hanning; Kingsley, Shannon (DOL); Sadie-Hill, Shelley (GA); Mott, Shirley (WSP); SJ Barnsley;
Laurance, Steve (DRS); Steve Lyle; Wagaman, Steven D. (DOC); Davis, Suzy (PARKS); Greenfield, Tish
(DVA); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Cc: Ames, Bob
Subject: Folding tables
Good afternoon, the Employment Security Dept. has several folding tables to dispose of.
7 – 30 x 72 with oak tops
5 – 30 x 72 with walnut tops
20 – 30 x 60 with misc. tops (mostly “teak”)
Anyone interested in them can contact me directly. We will be sending them off to surplus after
January 1.
Thank you!
Perfect. Anything we can get that may get used at a scene is good.

Store them in the storage closet here? Maybe two of them?
Thanks,
Vicky

Yes

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Would a couple come in handy for emergency response?
Thanks,
Vicky

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
I can't think of any need for these.

Subject: FW: Folding tables
Do we need any folding tables?
Thanks,
Vicky
From: Diess, Rob [mailto:RDiess@ESD.WA.GOV]

To: Gunkel, Blaine (WSP); Tainer, Carey; Catherine Young; Sexton, Cheryl (ACB); Laye, Christine L.
(DOC); Wolf, Crystal (DSHS/DDD); Dan Castro; Larsen, Daniel C. (DOC); Hartman, Darron (WSP);
Frazee, Dave N (LNI); Elerding, David (DOL); Lorton, Dennis (ECY); Hundsnurscher, Ed J. (DSHS/HRSA);
Collins, Eric (DOH); Foster, Fay M. (DOC); Micheau, Greg R. (DOC); Brumbaugh, Jack E. (DOC); Duby,
Jacqueline (WSP); Sturgeon, Jeff (DOR); Stewart, Jennifer L. (DOC); Curtindale, Jesse (DOR); Hazzard,
Jim (COM); Leighton, Jim (UTC); Jines, Jack; Greene, Joe; John Boutilier; Kuhlman, Kaylea D. (DOC);
SURMA, MARK (DNR); Hoonan, Matt (UTC); Arthur, Mike (DVA); Nicki Christoffer; YOUNG, PATRICIA
(DNR); Nicholson, Paul (DSHS/OSSD); Yale, Pauline (DFI); Harrison, Phil (AGR); Diess, Rob; Ronda
Hanning; Kingsley, Shannon (DOL); Sadie-Hill, Shelley (GA); Mott, Shirley (WSP); SJ Barnsley;
Laurance, Steve (DRS); Steve Lyle; Wagaman, Steven D. (DOC); Davis, Suzy (PARKS); Greenfield, Tish
(DVA); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Cc: Ames, Bob
Subject: Folding tables
Good afternoon, the Employment Security Dept. has several folding tables to dispose of.
7 – 30 x 72 with oak tops
5 – 30 x 72 with walnut tops
20 – 30 x 60 with misc. tops (mostly “teak”)
Anyone interested in them can contact me directly. We will be sending them off to surplus after
January 1.
Thank you!
Subject: Questions/Research
Date: Monday, December 13, 2010 10:54:00 AM
Here are the questions that need answers so I can give a plan to AC Miller. I appreciate you
researching them. Please have specific answers and timelines,
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Here are a few things to consider.
1) Does CID have an accurate inventory of Auto Theft and VIN specific equipment and if so, when
was the last time an inventory was conducted?
2) How would we collect, inventory, and store equipment specific to AT and VIN in a secure place so
that the equipment could be readily re-issued were we able to stand these units back up.
3) How many vehicles does AT have that would need to be returned to Insurance companies and how
would that process work?
4) What type of equipment (uniforms, shotguns, tasers, etc.) would our detectives need to be able to
work for FOB and which budget code would be used?
5) What type of training would our detectives need to get re-oriented to traffic and BAC changes that
have occurred since they left the road?
6) What arrangements would be made for CID vehicles and their return to fleet? Would the vehicles
be stored, sold, etc. and would fleet be prepared?
7) Would fleet have enough marked units to reissue?
8) What kinds of vacancies within other areas of CID/IAD would potentially be available and how
would you ensure the selection process for these positions is consistent with current bargaining
agreements? At what point would you communicate “the plan” to the detectives for
input/concerns/explanations?
9) In consideration of bargaining agreement requirements, where are the potential places that each
detective would have the option of going to?
10) What kind of a communication plan would be necessary to alert local government, state agencies,
and the public of any changes in regard to VIN?
11) Would current VIN employees be eligible to exercise any type of “bump rights” to a different WSP
position?
12) Are there any facility leases anywhere within the State that would need to be dealt with in some
manner for AT of VIN?
13) What would a re-organization of CID look like with the reductions in regard to your Assistant
Division Commanders?
I would appreciate it if you could have a high level plan with general timelines and tasks that you
believe would be necessary to assign for my review by January 1st.
Subject: RE: wsp copiers
Let’s go with the month to month until we know what’s coming in the budget. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: wsp copiers
Captain and Keith,
Per our discussion at the staff meeting, the following e-mail contains the information Dave Bolton put
together on the two Spokane copiers. The contract for the VIN copier expires the end of this month.
After the contract expires, VIN will be billed on a month to month basis at $12 and $.0195 per copy.
On the copier where the D4 RATU is housed, Dave spoke with Lt. Kerwin. Currently the cost for that
copier is split between FOB and CVD. Lt. Kerwin has the same thoughts to hold off getting a new copier
until we know the outcome for the Auto Theft Section.
Based on our conversations this morning, if either of you has a disagreement with continuing the VIN
copier on a month to month bill until we know the future of the VIN Program, I would have Vicky
contact Kim Gustafson at Supply to let her know that we want continue with the existing copier.
Thanks,

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

Lt,
Currently CID is paying for the VIN copier, but it is utilized by the FOB limited duty trooper who
performs HRD background investigations, one deputy fire marshal, VIN personnel, and the D4 tow
truck/wrecking trooper. The vast majority of copies are produced by our VIN inspectors.
The copier located at the auto theft office is paid for by D4 and CVD, 50/50. The machine is used by
CVD personnel, FOB troopers and auto theft detectives. We supply the paper in order to make up for
the free use of the machine.
The contracts for both machines expire at the end of December 2010, at which time we will go to a
month to month payment of $12 and $.0195 per copy. CVD and FOB have decided not to replace the
machine at the auto theft office because CVD is moving out around May 2011. D4 has indicated they
would be willing to split the costs of a new machine with CID if auto theft survives past the end of the
current biennium. The current machine will remain until CVD vacates the building. It’s not costing CID
anything right now.
As far as the VIN copier is concerned, we could either replace it now or pay the month to month costs
until we know what will occur with the VIN budget during the upcoming legislative session. D4 recently
replaced the copier at the North Spokane office with a Konica-Minolta machine which is networked,
eliminating the need for a fax machine and computer printers. I am working on getting the contract
terms for this machine but better prices may currently exist with other vendors. If we decide to replace
either machine we would have to go through Kim Gustafson a supply who would research the costs
based on our wish list, then utilize a current vendor.
Let me know if I’ve missed anything.
Dave

From: Kerwin, Bob (WSP)

To: Bolton, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Re: wsp copiers
Dave,
Sharing the cost of a copy machine would be a benefit for all. The only reason I have not sought a
replacement machine for the office is the rumored tenative nature of auto theft. Once budget challenges
clear up we can move forward.
Bob

To: Kerwin, Bob (WSP)
Lt,
If auto theft survives, and when CVD moves out, would the district entertain the idea of continuing to
the share the cost of a new copier at #11? CID HQ is exploring the possibilities just in case we actually
exist beyond the biennium.
Thanks,
Dave
From: Gustafson, Kim (WSP)

To: Stanek, Betty (WSP)
Hello,
Spokane Valley on Apple Way, Serial Number is being billed 50% to 081-030-11004 and 50% to 081-
030-150
Spokane VIN on Rowland Way is billed to 081-030-170
Thank you,
Kim Gustafson
Procurement and Supply Specialist II
Email Kim.Gustafson@wsp.wa.gov
Phone (360) 596-6070
Fax (360) 596-6076

Hello Sgt. Bolton,
Lt. Kerwin and I have corresponded about the copier on Apple Way, and we will not be replacing this
machine at this time.
I will go through the copier bills and let you know about the billing. I am not sure who is paying for
them.
Betty - Details about the machines are in the body of the email (these are the 2 Sharp Copiers the
vendor is having difficulty parts for as the machines are so old/the vendor has asked the machines to be
replaced/and notified us of increasing the charges effective January 1.)
Spokane Valley Office 7421 E Apple Way Spokane
AR 207
26501823
Spokane VIN Lane, 6403 W Rowland Rd
AR 164
26506356
Thank you,
Kim Gustafson
Phone (360) 596-6070
Fax (360) 596-6076
From: Stanek, Betty (WSP)

Cc: Gustafson, Kim (WSP)
In order to look up this info, please send us the following on each machine:
Make, Model, and Serial #.
Thank you,
Betty Stanek
WSP Supply
360-596-6068 EXT "0"

Hi Betty,
I have been tasked by CID HQ with formulating a recommendation for copier replacement in our
Spokane Auto Theft office and the Spokane VIN Lane. The Spokane auto theft officer is in the former
D4 HQ on Appleway Blvd in the Spokane Valley. To my knowledge the copier is leased by CVD, who has
personnel in the same building. I checked with D4 and they have no information on billing for this
copier or the one located at the D4 VIN Lane. I was told that you are the point of contact for all things
related to these two copy machines. If this is correct, can you tell me which division/bureau is paying
the bills on these machines?
Thanks,
Dave
Sgt. Dave Bolton
Spokane Regional Auto Theft Unit

It would be Betty Stanek at Supply.
Thanks,
Vicky

Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2010 5:29 PM
Hi Vicky,
Do you have any information on who pays the bill for the Spokane VIN copier? I am working on a
project.
Thanks,
Dave

Dave,
I know you are very busy, and the copier update wasn’t a high priority, because CVD was not moving
for a couple more months. Can you find the time to put together the information on requesting the new
copiers, since they want to increase the monthly costs on the existing machines?
If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact me.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Cc: Stanek, Betty (WSP); Fox, Christine (WSP)
Hello,
I received correspondence from Capital Business Machines yesterday indicating they will be increasing
the costs for the below copy machine effective January 1, 2011. The price will increase $12.00 per
month base and $ .0195 per copy. The vendor has advised that we need to accept the new
maintenance pricing or else, they will cancel the contract.
AR 164
26506356
I contacted Neva Peckham at Office of State Procurement because I haven’t seen this previously. Neva
advised the vendor can do this since we are on a month-to-month. Please see below email chain.
I know we corresponded in October about parts being difficult to find. It might be a good time to
consider replacing the machine. I have attached the “Copier Questions” if you would like me to obtain
proposals to replace this copier.
(I have copied Betty Stanek as she pays the copier bills).
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you,
Kim Gustafson
Email Kim.Gustafson@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:Kim.Gustafson@wsp.wa.gov>
Phone (360) 596-6070
Fax (360) 596-6076

From: Peckham, Neva J. (GA) [mailto:neva.peckham@ga.wa.gov]
To: Gustafson, Kim (WSP)
Cc: Fox, Christine (WSP)
Hi,
Only because the machines have reached the end of term, and are on a month-to-month.
Neva Peckham
Contracts Specialist
General Administration
State Procurement
(360) 902-7425
(360) 586-2426 fax
neva.peckham@ga.wa.gov
PCard website: www.ga.wa.gov/pca/visaprogram.htm
Partner - One that is united or associated with another or others in an acitivy or a shpere of common
interest.
From: Kim.Gustafson@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:Kim.Gustafson@wsp.wa.gov]

To: Peckham, Neva J. (GA)
Importance: High
Hello Neva,
We have two Sharp copiers that are currently on a month-to-month rental through Capital Business
Machines. I received notification several months ago that parts are difficult to get, and I have notified
the WSP offices about this. To date, I haven’t had either office allow me to provide quotations to them
to replace the machines.
Spokane Valley Office 7421 E Apple Way Spokane
AR 207
26501823
AR 164
26506356
Yesterday, I received the below notification from Capital Busines Machines. They have advised they are
going to increase our monthly service charge to maintain the machines.
Can the vendor do this to us?
Thank you for your help,
Kim Gustafson
Phone (360) 596-6070
Fax (360) 596-6076
From: Don Hartman [mailto:DEHartman@cbm-wa.com]

To: Gustafson, Kim (WSP); Allison Randall
Kim,
See below the dealer in Spokane is losing money servicing the two machines below and wants to be
able to either charge more or get the offices to upgrade to new machines any ideas?
DON HARTMAN
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS MANAGER
Phone (360)491-6000
Fax (360)438-0969
email: dehartman@cbm-wa.com
" When the people are afraid of their government you have tyranny; when the government is afraid of
the people you have Liberty" Thomas Jefferson
________________________________
From: Henry Crisler [mailto:HCrisler@disimaging.com]

To: Don Hartman
Cc: Mark Lenz; Penny Collins
Subject: wsp copiers
Don,
I know you have contacted the WSP about upgrading these two machines.
However, effective 1,1,2011 the maintenance contract will increase to a $12.00 per month base and $
.0195 per copy. Let me know if you accept the new maintenance pricing or would like us to cancel the
contract effect 1,1,2011.
Vin Lane Sharp AR-164 serial # 26506356
Valley Office Sharp AR-207 serial # 26501823
Let us know by tomorrow which way you intend to proceed.
Henry Crilser
To: Spurling, Ryan (WSP); Matagi, John (WSP)
Subject: FW: The difference a few seconds make
This video is filled with some funny stuff, but the one I like and that you guys can use for training is the
last one where the bank robbers come out, get in the car and as they are preparing to leave, the cops
show up. Unfortunately as the cops arrive, they surround the car and then all of them run in to the
bank to stop the robbery, leaving the bad guys in the vehicle out front. The bad guys casually pull
away and escape.
Might be appropriate for officer safety or emergency response training for cadets and in service.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Sunday, December 12, 2010 10:44 AM
To: Evelyn S. Scott
Subject: The difference a few seconds make
One of Scotty’s friends sent us this link to a video about people who have escaped dire situations to live
another day.
http://www.flixxy.com/lucky-day.htm <http://www.flixxy.com/lucky-day.htm>
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: FW: SWAT/CNT Training - January 2011
FYI for you both.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Gurley, Traci (WSP)

(WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Stanek,
Paul (WSP); Steen, William (WSP); Saur, Roger (WSP); Heider, Gregory; Crane, Tim (WSP); Hanson,
Russ (WSP); Giacomazzi, Grant (WSP); Reeves, Steve (WSP); Wilson, Orest (WSP); Gardner, Steven
(WSP); Prouty, James (WSP); Strup, JD (WSP); Knudson, William (WSP); Lutz, Kenny (WSP); Brusseau,
Rob (WSP); Bourland, David (WSP); Ensley, Bryan (WSP); Olson, Gabriel (WSP); Dashiell, Nathan
(WSP); Harschfeld, Matthew (WSP); Wilbur, David (WSP); Stewart, Charles (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene
(WSP); Mjor, James (WSP); Cain, Trent (WSP); Daly, Donovan (WSP); Pfluger, Jeff (WSP); Haake, Russ
(WSP); Deffenbaugh, Neil (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP)
Cc: Sweet, Chris (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Rethwill, Wes (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Park, Kate
(WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP); Dunn, Cynthia (WSP); Moreno, Norma (WSP); Bedient, Connie (WSP);
Smith, Michelle (WSP); Jordan, Maria (WSP); Cashen, Laurie (WSP); Balogh, Kae (WSP); Lines, Lynn
(WSP)
Subject: SWAT/CNT Training - January 2011
Sent on behalf of Captain Tim Braniff:
2011 SWAT/CNT Training Schedule
The January SWAT/CNT training will be held on January 18-19, 2011 starting at 8:00 am at the
Academy.
The complete 2011 schedule is being finalized and will be distributed in the near future.
Thank you for your continued support of these valuable programs.
Traci Gurley
Investigative Assistance Division
(360) 704-2392 ~ Micro 12 ext. 11392

Subject: Support
Dale,
Hey Buddy, I have a friend (Kendra Cristelli, her husband is a motor officer for Bellingham named
Chad), that is the Director of the Support Officer Community Care in Whatcom and Skagit County. They
work with all the law enforcement for death notifications and support in crisis times. Our Sergeants in
both counties LOVE this group. Ginnard has had them provide training for his supervisors too.
Anyway, usually the WSPTA gives them $500 for support since they do a lot of work for your Sergeants
and Troopers. This year, Kendra asked Bo for money and he didn’t respond. When she reached out to
him again, he said he was broke. Any chance she can call you and speak to you about it? This is a
worthy group and she needs someone who will do something to help her instead of ignoring her.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: "Trujillo, Karen"
Subject: RE: None
Date: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 10:09:00 AM
Thank you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Trujillo, Karen [mailto:KTrujillo@nthurston.k12.wa.us]

Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 8:49 AM
Subject: None
From Tom: here is the TV information
Stick with Samsung, Panasonic and vizio
Plasma – good picture - least cost
LED – best picture – pricey
LCD – good picture and good price
Make sure it’s:
1080 P
120 HZ (at least)
3-D is a new option
Read up on w3.cnet.com
Give him a call or text anytime. Cell phone is 360-791-3578

Karen Trujillo
Administrative Assistant
River Ridge High School - Cascade House
North Thurston Public Schools
Phone: 360-412-4823 or ext. 42301
ktrujillo@nthurston.k12.wa.us
Fax: 360-412-4839
Subject: RE: Friday (Tomorrow)
OK, good luck on the final. Remember, we are all counting on you.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: RE: Friday (Tomorrow)
Boss,
I just wanted to thank you again for being flexible with my schedule in order for me to get my school
work done. I was able to complete all of my assignments on time and have my final exam this
Wednesday. With your permission, I would like to come in early on Wednesday and go home around
1400 to take the final.
Also, I will be going on leave next week (Dec. 20 through January 31) but plan to take all of my doc
books home to get a jump start on my JPA's/Promo Evals. I will adjust my leave time accordingly with
your permission. I will be leaving Dan Hall in charge of my duties. Thanks.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: Friday (Tomorrow)
No worries. Good luck

Subject: Friday (Tomorrow)
Boss,
I have firearms training at the Academy tomorrow so I will not see you in the morning.
Since I am down to the wire with school, and if I don't get both papers completed tonight, do you mind
if I take the afternoon off after firearms to finish my assignment(s)? I appreciate your consideration!
Thanks,
Chuck

To: Cristelli, Kendra/Chad
Subject: FW: Support
Kendra,
Dale Lathan is the WSPTA Sergeants Representative. He can be reached at 425-766-2248. He is a

good friend and if they are able to do anything, he will be the guy that can do it.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Support
Anything for you. You know that.

Sent from my Blackberry

Subject: Support
Dale,
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Vicky B-day
Are we formally acknowledging today or informally?

Subject: FW: Leave
Please review and send this out to all your supervisors. Karen Green is going to be gone for three
months so she asked that we notify our folks to ensure they call Mary Wilson.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Green, Karen (WSP)

Cc: Wilson, Mary (WSP)
Subject: Leave
Captain Dahl-
I will be taking an extended leave of absence from January through March. Effective immediately, Mary
Wilson will be the main contact person for the CSRT. As always, you may go through WSP
communications or contact Mary directly if you need assistance. Her contact information is:
Mary Wilson-Tacoma Crime Lab
Desk: 253-538-3208
Nextel: 253-606-4506
Please distribute this information to whomever you think appropriate. I will contact you when I return
and have taken control of the phones again.
Best Regards,
Karen Green
Washington State Patrol Crime Lab
Coordinator-Crime Scene Response Team
Desk: 206-262-6037
Cell: 253-255-3064
This e-mail might contain information that is confidential and legally privileged. If you have received
this message in error, please notify the sender immediately and delete this message. Any unauthorized
copying, disclosure, distribution or other use of this information is prohibited.
Subject: RE: Next Week
No problem. Have fun
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Next Week
Captain,
Would it be possible for me to take off Wednesday and Thursday next week? I will be in town (other
than skiing one of those days) and will be in the office the entire following week after Christmas.
Thanks.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: "Wehner, Alfred"
Cc: Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: RE: Tri-Cities Special Investigations Unit
Good Afternoon,
I have the agreement that you sent over and I am reviewing it. I have seen the previous versions and I
am aware that Terry Liebrecht has been directly involved so I am confident that the agreement is
beneficial for all of us. We are interested in being a member of this team and I have briefed members
of our Executive Staff so that we can proceed sooner rather than later.
I will likely ask Terry and a member of his Criminal Investigative Unit to be on the team as responding
members. What I anticipate is that when the team is activated, Terry will respond and bring his on call
detective or a detective that he designates to the investigation. In his absence, Terry will have an
acting Supervisor and they will respond. Our units are set up so that each detective can be the acting
Supervisor for WSP when needed.
I would prefer to be the WSP point of contact (officially). Terry Liebrecht will be the main person you
deal with and he will have some authority to make decisions on our behalf for the day to day stuff, but
on policy decisions or major changes to the agreement, I will weigh in on that. I can’t imagine there
will be anything too big for him to deal with, but at least officially, I will be the point of contact and
Terry will be my representative. His direct supervisor is Lieutenant Chuck LeBlanc and he is also
available in my stead.
Fortunately, Terry is a very experienced Supervisor and Detective and he has the knowledge to make
those decisions consistent with our agency values and the best interest and purpose of the SIU.
Please contact me if I am leaving something out. We look forward to working with you on this.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

From: Wehner, Alfred [mailto:AWehner@CI.RICHLAND.WA.US]
Cc: Liebrecht, Terry (WSP)
Subject: Tri-Cities Special Investigations Unit
Capt. Dahl,
I am a captain with Richland PD and have been appointed as the Special Investigations Unit (SIU)
Commander by the Chiefs/Sheriffs in Benton and Franklin Counties. The SIU is a new multi-agency unit
being formed to investigate officer-involved use of deadly force incidents.
WSP Sgt. Terry Liebrecht was involved in the original group that devised and proposed a protocol for
investigating such incidents. Lt. Armstrong (previously assigned to the Kennewick WSP Detachment) and
Lt. Wilbur (currently assigned) have attended local Chiefs/Sheriffs meetings during which SIU material
was presented and approved by the Chiefs/Sheriffs. I believe WSP intends to become a Member Agency
of SIU.
I understand you are the WSP CID Commander. We are now in the process of accepting applications
from Member Agency CEO’s for SIU Supervisor and Investigator positions. I have attached an
announcement that was sent to our Chiefs/Sheriffs.
I am not sure how WSP would like to proceed in regards to the appointment of WSP Investigators to
this unit. These would be personnel appointed to be the WSP investigators assigned to the unit. Above
and beyond that, we would still utilize the WSP Crime Lab/Crime Scene Response Team, and other
crime lab services.
Our original hope was that WSP might be able to assign two investigators to SIU (Sgt Liebrecht and I
have discussed this). Is this a commitment WSP would be willing to make? If so, who would authorize
it? How should we proceed in having the appointments made?
It would also be best if I could have a point of contact for WSP, to deal with SIU issues that are
decided upon by our local Chiefs/Sheriffs. These would primarily be SIU protocol issues that SIU
investigators would not be involved with. Would you want me to deal with your SIU investigator, the
local detachment lieutenant (Lt. Wilbur), or someone else? I have a draft copy of the Interlocal
Agreement and SIU Protocol that was decided upon at yesterday’s Chiefs/Sheriffs meeting. I can
electronically forward that material to the point of contact.
Thanks.
Al Wehner
Richland Police Department
509-942-7361
Subject: RE: New Safety Team Member?
I don’t know. Did we talk about someone being on this?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: New Safety Team Member?
Geri wanted me to check to see who has been elected as the new Safety Team member? This time
around it is suppose to be a commissioned representative from CID.
Thanks,
Vic J
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax

Subject: RE: Support
You are the man, thank you my friend.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Support
Done, I’ll see what I can do. Should be able to get the money from another rep that hasn’t used their
allotment.
Thanks Dale

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 / Mail Stop NB-73

Subject: Support
Dale,
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Fund Raising
Totally agree, they do a great job.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Fund Raising
This is a no-brainer.

Bellevue, WA 98007
Desk (425) 401-7748 Cell (425) 766-2248 Fax (425) 649-1532
From: Kendra Cristelli [mailto:ccristelli@msn.com]

Subject: RE: Fund Raising
Sergeant Lathan,
Support Officer Community Care is hosting our 7th annual Fitness Challenge beginning January 4th,
2011. This fund raiser is a body composition improvement contest for all emergency responders and
their spouses in Whatcom County.

Last year we had over 250 local, police, fire, EMS and Support Officer personnel compete in the event.
Our local emergency responders look forward to this event each year. Not only do they improve their
health, but they enjoy the competition and camaraderie with each other.
This fundraiser helps us to continue to meet the crisis intervention needs of our community and the fire,
police and rescue personnel that support them. Support Officers are called out nearly everyday by 911
operators when families experience unexpected deaths from SIDS, traffic fatalities, homicides, suicide,
accidents and sudden natural deaths.
Support Officer Community Care works closely with families that have experienced a loss and provides
the support needed to bring the family through the grief process. We are called on to provide a variety
of services including meals, funeral expenses, referrals to other support organizations, as well as other
areas where help is needed.
Your support would be greatly appreciated. We will acknowledge all of our sponsors in our written
publications and on all of the Fitness Challenge t-shirts worn by participants. In order to acknowledge
our sponsors, we ask that you please respond by December 22, 2010. We look forward to continuing
the committed, caring support we have been providing Whatcom County families for over 25 years.
We are a 501c3 organization Tax ID #91-1986765.
Thank you very much for responding so quickly. If I can answer any questions you may have please feel
free to email or give me a call.
Kendra Cristelli
(360) 739-4144
________________________________
From: Dale.Lathan@wsp.wa.gov
To: kendra@supportofficer.org
Subject: Fund Raising
Date: Thu, 16 Dec 2010 00:57:03 +0000
Kendra,
I am somewhat familiar with your organization and it’s excellent support. I know in the pass we have
donated during your fundraising period. Speaking with Mike, he stated that you had contacted the
WSPTA Rep for that District for support. I do know that we as a board have had to limit financial
contributions due to budget restraints and his allotment maybe used up. I however believe we can still
assist and I will check on it. Please send me an email brief on your activities and if you are a 501C
charity and I will push for a donation.
Thanks Dale

Bellevue, WA 98007
Desk (425) 401-7748 Cell (425) 766-2248 Fax (425) 649-1532
To: Erdahl, Paul (WSP)
Cc: Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: RE: Hard Hat
I told Sgt Harkcom that the hair would be an issue. I feel your pain, that’s a fine head of hair you have
there and a snappy hair do.
The meetings will give you an opportunity to present a healthy, fit image to the other participants. And
God know, they need it.
I appreciate the rebuttal and respect you for being willing to decline the invitation.
Do your best to look happy as you lead the CID into the new year as our safety coordinator.
Remember, your attitude and how seriously you take this will go a long way in getting others to follow.
Good luck Paul, we’re all counting on you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Erdahl, Paul (WSP)

Cc: Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Hard Hat
Captain,
With all due respect I decline the Safety Officer position. The primary reason is that the hard hat will
mess up my hair if I wear that thing and we all know I can’t have that! There are meetings listed on
the IOC that I must attend that are against my religion to participate in (ie: Heath Bowl, Go Red, etc!).
Respectfully,
Detective Paul Erdahl
PO Box 42637, Olympia WA 98504
(360) 704-2959 / (360) 704-2964 - Fax

Subject: I"d Theft Unit
Can you please get me the ID Theft Units stats for 2009 and 2010.
I need to meet with DOL to discuss some case issues.

Subject: FW: PSES -- October 2010 Trooper Hours
Attachments: PSES Monthly Report for October 2010.xlx.xls
PSES 2010 list.xlsx
Please review. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

(WSP)
Subject: FW: PSES -- October 2010 Trooper Hours
Hello Captains,
Here’s the PSES ODE Report for October 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: PSES -- October 2010 Trooper Hours
Good afternoon everyone,
Enclosed please find the report of hours worked by WSP employees for PSES (Puget Sound Exec.
Services) for the month of October 2010. Additionally, a list of employees who are authorized to work
off-duty for PSES has been included.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115
Crystal.Lowry@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:crystal.lowry@wsp.wa.gov>

To: Solie, Arel (WSP)
Subject: Thanks to Bob Hamilton
Attachments: Job Performance Documentation Record-Hamilton 12172010.doc
Arel,
Can you please ensure that Bob is given the attached 095. Once again, he did a great job for us. I
appreciate that guy so much and he will be misses when he leaves. His attitude when he is here
motivates all of us to do our jobs that well.
Thanks again,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Stats
I am on the road right now. Can I call you later?

Subject: Stats
Captain,
I have those stats we talked about on Friday. Would you like me to call you?
Dave
Cc: Marken, Michael (WSP)
Subject: SPD case
Chuck,
I spoke with Mike about the suspect interviews related to this case. I agree that we should limit the
participants in the interview to only WSP Detectives. Can you contact the Lieutenant with SPD and let
him know that we will be doing that? I know you have interviews today and may be crunched for time
so if you can’t, let me know and I will call them.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Subject: Thank You
Travis,
That was an incredibly kind gesture and I can’t express how much it means to me. You know that I am
a big fan of his and for you to get this book and have it signed for me is something I will never forget.
Thank you my friend.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: SPD case
I spoke with AC Miller and he will be calling DC Metz to provide an update so he will inform him of the
details. Thanks anyway, hope the interviews are going well.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: SPD case
I left a message for the lieutenant to call me last week...no response as of yet. Will try calling when I
get a minute. Thanks!
Chuck

Subject: SPD case
Chuck,
I spoke with Mike about the suspect interviews related to this case. I agree that we should limit the
participants in the interview to only WSP Detectives. Can you contact the Lieutenant with SPD and let
him know that we will be doing that? I know you have interviews today and may be crunched for time
so if you can’t, let me know and I will call them.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: "Maniece, Doron (DOL)"
Bcc: Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: RE: Discuss WSP cases
This date will work for me. I may also bring Detective Sergeant Ken Harkcom who supervises the
Identity Theft Detectives.
See you then,

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
-----Original Appointment-----
From: NCOPE@DOL.WA.GOV [mailto:NCOPE@DOL.WA.GOV] On Behalf Of Maniece, Doron (DOL)
Subject: Discuss WSP cases
When: Wednesday, December 29, 2010 10:00 AM-11:00 AM (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada).
Where: DOL- Doron's Office- 1125 Washington St.
Captain Dahl,
Does this date and time work for you to meet with Doron? Please let me know, as I am unable to view
your availability in your calendar.
Nikki Cope
Executive Assistant to Doron Maniece, Assistant Director
Programs and Services Division
Ph: 902-0164; Fax: 570-7885
ncope@dol.wa.gov
"Skip a trip - go online"
www.dol.wa.gov <http://www.dol.wa.gov/>
Subject: Re: Media
I feel ya. I'm swimmin in OT money. Running out of places to put it.
Self inflicted though huh?

Subject: RE: Media
Well its all the OT pay that does it for me…Im selfish that way. (me, me, its all about me!)
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010

Subject: Re: Media
Just left. 10 hour days

Subject: RE: Media
Getting flighty…..still at the office. Oye.

Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010

Subject: Re: Media
That's funny right there

Subject: RE: Media
Roger…cover down…over and out…
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010

Subject: Re: Media
That's why he called us first. He didn't want to talk to him anyway.
Thanks Pard
Subject: RE: Media
I know Bob has already answered you on this, but by policy they should not be answering these
inquiries…(back pocket). Good reminder to throw out this time of year to sergeants/detectives…thanks.
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010

To: Calkins, Robert (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Cc: Bolton, Dave (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: RE: Media
Jason/Bob
I do not support having our local Sergeant take media inquiries that are related to the budget that the
Governor put out. I would feel much more comfortable if GMR responded to any inquiries since this is
politically volatile.
We can have Detective /Sergeant Bolton forward the inquiries to you if that is OK.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: Media
I have the media calling me about budget cuts and the fate of auto theft. He wants some stats from
me and an interview. I’m looking for some direction before I tell him yes or no. I don’t mind doing it
but also don’t want to screw anything up. Help?
Subject: Re: Media
Just left. 10 hour days

Subject: RE: Media
Getting flighty…..still at the office. Oye.
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010

Subject: Re: Media

Subject: RE: Media

Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010

Subject: Re: Media
Thanks Pard

Subject: RE: Media
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010

Subject: RE: Media
Jason/Bob
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Media
Subject: Re: Media

Subject: RE: Media
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010

Subject: Re: Media
Thanks Pard

Subject: RE: Media
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010

Subject: RE: Media
Jason/Bob
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Media
Subject: Re: Media
Thanks Pard

Subject: RE: Media
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010

Subject: RE: Media
Jason/Bob
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Media
Subject: RE: B-weekly Report Reminder
The funny thing is, if they eliminate the program, I may put this up as a slide for SAF. Might be my last
day as a Captain, but it would be funny.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: B-weekly Report Reminder
Vicky,
Attached is the bi-weekly report for the Auto Theft Section. If you have any questions, please contact
me.
Captain,
As you can see from this week’s report, auto theft is linked to a variety of crimes. For a comparison, I
included a bi-weekly report for July 2011 to show the significant accomplishments if the Auto Theft
Section is eliminated.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

To: Anderson, John (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Smith, Richard (WSP); Swainson, Edward; Cooper,
Jerry (WSP); Sharp, Dan (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Lantz, Bruce (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP);
O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Adkinson,
Kurt (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: B-weekly Report Reminder
Good Morning!
This is just a friendly reminder to electronically forward information for our bi-weekly report to your
Lieutenant by Noon 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
Subject: RE: Meeting
I have added this to my calendar. Thanks for the heads up.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Meeting
FYI
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

To: Porter, Stephanie (WSP); Gurley, Traci (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP)
Cc: Alexander, Dale (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP)
I have our conference room reserved for you.

Thank you!
Thanks,
Vicky

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Gurley, Traci (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP)
Cc: Alexander, Dale (WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP)
Subject: Meeting
Good Morning,
I was asked to set up a meeting for AC Hattell to have Captain Gundermann and Lt. Alexander give a
presentation on JBRS (Jail Booking and Reporting System) to AC Miller, Captain Dahl and Captain
Braniff.
In working with Geri, we determined Thursday, January 6th from 2-3 p.m. looked like it would work
best for everyone. Please let me know if this date/time will indeed work.
Vicky – would it be possible to reserve the CID conference room for this meeting? I know Lt. Alexander
has been up there to test his presentation before and found your set-up to be ideal.
Thank you!
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Subject: RE: Media
Perfect, thanks.
Dave, here you go.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: RE: Media
Please send the media my way. Thanks.
Regards,
Bob Calkins
(360) 596-4013

Subject: RE: Media
Jason/Bob
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Media
Subject: RE: Media
Jason/Bob
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Media
To: dmaniece@dol.wa.gov
Subject: Meeting
Mr. Maniece,
I would like to schedule a time for early next week when you and I could meet to discuss cases related
to our two WSP Detectives. Please let me know a time that is convenient. I think we can probably
meet for about an hour.
I am available in the afternoon Monday and Tuesday and all day Wednesday and Thursday.
I look forward to meeting with you. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Startup, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Dahl
On my way
Subject: Contract
Can you find the I'd Theft contract please? Thanks

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: Meeting
I am meeting with the I'd Theft guys this morning. On my BB.

Subject: Re: Conference call
Thank you Geri.
Mike

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: RE: Conference call
Yes, he’s available, and Vicky is setting up the conference call now (thanks Vicky!). AC Miller will be
coming up to your office for the call. Thanks!

Subject: Fw: Conference call
Geri,
Is AC Miller available for a conference call at 11 a.m. On Friday?
This is with the Auto Theft supervisors.
Thanks

Subject: Conference call
Captain,
Would AC Miller be available tomorrow at 11:00 am?
Thanks,

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

To: Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Cc: Lowry, Crystal (WSP)
Subject: Meeting
Can Ken Harkcom and I visit with you for a minute about Orey Lindemann?
She Federation and works for CDIU (the Feds). She is under investigation and likely will be dismissed
from her job there.
What we need to know is whether we have to give her a job somewhere else in WSP.
Mike
Subject: Fw: Conference call
Geri,
Is AC Miller available for a conference call at 11 a.m. On Friday?
This is with the Auto Theft supervisors.
Thanks

Subject: Conference call
Captain,
Would AC Miller be available tomorrow at 11:00 am?
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: Auto Theft
AC Miller,
Regarding the conference call to the Auto Theft Sergeants, Anderson is assisting with the warrant in
King County and Bolton is serving a warrant over in Whitman county today.
It appears that tomorrow will be the best time to get them and probably after noon. We will arrange a
time and let you know.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Attached Image
Let's discuss this when I get in. Don't make any calls or do any letters just yet.

Subject: FW: Attached Image
Boss,
Dan has looked into the Roy PD request for investigation and we will be initiating a criminal
investigation. A response letter will be prepared by Vicky. Thank you!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Vicky,
This is the original letter we received from Roy PD asking for an investigation. We will be opening an
investigation into this. Can you compose a response letter for me letting them know we will be looking
into it. I will also call the attorney to let him know.
Thanks,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

Dan,
Please see the attached letter regarding the City of Roy investigation that we briefly discussed
yesterday. You may want to discuss with Regalado and determine if in fact a crime may have been or
is being committed. Let me know as soon as you make a determination so we can generate a letter
accepting or declining. Thanks.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: WSP CID HQ [mailto:DO-NOT-REPLY_CID_CanoniR3235i@wsp.internal]

Subject: Attached Image
To: DePalma, Mike (WSP); Matheson, Travis (WSP)
Cc: Poe, Denise (WSP)
Subject: FW: Det. Ron Snowden
I spoke with WSPTA Rep. Ditter and we agreed to what is listed below.
Can you please prepare the settlement paperwork? Thank you
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Ditter, Patrick (WSP)

Cc: Snowden Jr, Ron (WSP)
Subject: Det. Ron Snowden
Captain:
Thank you for your assistance with potentially settling this case. Ron is in agreement with this
proposed settlement;
Unsatisfactory Performance –Proven – Moderate, 2nd Offense – 2 day suspension
Insubordination - Undetermined
Ron also understands he will have to meet with you in Olympia when the paperwork is approved.
Pat
Detective Patrick Ditter
2715 Rudkin Road
Union Gap, WA 98903
Desk (509) 249-6743

To: Simmons, Tina (WSP)
Subject: Re: BlackBerry Update
Date: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 4:20:20 PM
Got the update. Thanks
From: Simmons, Tina (WSP)

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Cooper, Jerry (WSP)
Cc: Molenda, Chris (WSP)
Subject: BlackBerry Update
Good afternoon all! I have been working closely with Verizon Wireless and our BlackBerry Administrator
to resolve the issues you reported to Vicky in November reference ITD WO#94156. Specifically, email
on your BlackBerry stops for no apparent reason forcing you to remove and reinsert the battery on the
device.
We have deployed a software update to your Verizon BlackBerry Bold. Once the update is received on
your device, you will be prompted with additional instructions to follow in order to complete the
update. Please let me know if you have any questions. I will follow up with you next week to see if the
update appears to have fixed the issue.
Have a great evening!
Tina Simmons
ITD - Customer Services
Phone: (360) 705-5169 | Micro 13 x146
Email: Tina.Simmons@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:Tina.Simmons@wsp.wa.gov>
Service Requests: ITDHelp@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:ITDHelp@wsp.wa.gov>
Washington State Patrol - "Service With Humility"
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.
To: Cristelli, Kendra/Chad
Subject: FW: Birdman
This is the one Chad helped us on. Good ending to the case.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Marken, Michael (WSP); Cardinal, Craig (WSP)
Cc: McCoy, Scott (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Subject: RE: Birdman
Craig,
Another exceptional job on your part! As always, thank you for going the extra mile on your cases…it makes all the difference!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
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.

To: Cardinal, Craig (WSP)
Cc: McCoy, Scott (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: FW: Birdman
Great job Birdman!
2700 116th St NE
Office:360-654-1141
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Cell:425-508-1048
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Canadian who blew through border crossing gets prison
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Canadian who blew through border crossing gets prison
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SEATTLE – A Canadian who blew through the Blaine, Wash., border crossing in a stolen minivan and nearly ran down a customs officer was sentenced Friday to 15 months in prison.
Trevor Doyle, 22, of Surrey, British Columbia, pleaded guilty in September 2010 to interfering with federal officers and flight from an immigration checkpoint. He had been arrested two months earlier.
According to court documents in the case, Doyle was driving a stolen minivan when he approached the Peace Arch port of entry at Blaine from the Canadian side.
A U.S. customs officer asked him for his identification. When Doyle said he did not have any identification, the officer asked him to turn off the vehicle’s engine.
Ignoring the officer’s order, Doyle accelerated through the checkpoint, ran over several orange barrels and swerved to avoid hitting another vehicle in the inspection area.
He then drove directly towards a customs officer who, in self-defense, fired two rounds at the careening minivan.
Doyle drove out of the inspection area and began heading south on Interstate 5 as customs officers pursued him in official vehicles.
Within 15 minutes, the minivan was located, abandoned on a street in Blaine. Doyle was located in nearby bushes a few minutes later and was arrested.
"The criminal behavior of this defendant jeopardized the safety of law enforcement and needlessly frightened members of the public who were around the port of entry that summer day," said Leigh Winchell, special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations in the Pacific Northwest.
The customs officer who shot at Doyle’s vehicle sustained injuries to his elbow and back, said Lorie Dankers, spokeswoman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The officer was treated at a local hospital for his injuries and has since returned to work.
Subject: Re: Excel solution
Thanks E.
See you in a little.
From: Scott, Evelyn (WSP)

Subject: Excel solution
Good morning,
If you haven’t found a template yet and still want to put checkboxes on your planner, I finally
remembered how I did it on another sheet, so I can show you whenever you have spare (?!) time.
Thanks / E
Evelyn Scott
Research Analyst
Telephone - 360.704.2957
Fax - 360.704.2964
Subject: RE: Copier Quotations CID Tacoma
I will wait for Kim’s reply
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Gustafson, Kim (WSP)
Captain,
If I understand Kim’s e-mail correctly, the following would be correct to replace Tacoma CIU’s B/W
copier with a Color copier:
Leased Models (anything over $5,000 requires an Equipment Waiver through Chain of Command and
OFM):
· Konica/Minolta Bizhub C360 = $228.40 X 36 (months lease) = $8,222.40 -or- $153.95 X 60
(months lease) = $9,237.00
· Copiers NW/Canon 5030 = $245.32 X 36 = $8,831.52 -or- $167.71 X 60 = $10,062.60
Rented Models (anything over $5,000 WOULD NOT require the equipment waiver:
· Konica/Minolta Bizhub C360 = $238.51 X 36 (months rental) = $8,586.36 -or- $169.74 X
60 (months rental) = $10,184.40
· Copiers NW/Canon 5030 = $267.01 X 36 = $9,612 -or- $175.23 X 60 = $10,513.80
The current copier at Tacoma CIU is costing us 172.69 per month. I am not sure whether this is a
leased or rented unit or what the lease/rental period is however, if you use the 36/60 month lease or
rental formulas as listed above it comes out as follows:
Current Lease or Rental - $172.69 X 36 = $6,216.84 -or- $172.69 X 60 = $10,361.40
As you can see, there is no way that we would not exceed the $5000.00 equipment waiver
requirement. We would have to submit the equipment waiver through the chain and OFM if we were to
lease. If we choose to rent the new unit we would not have to submit an equipment waiver . I
propose we go with renting the Copiers NW/Canon 5030 machine under a 60 month rental agreement
at the cost of $175.23 per month. This will only be an increase of $2.54 per month.
Kim – feel free to chime in if I am inaccurate in my figures.
Thoughts?
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: FW: Copier Quotations CID Tacoma
Hi Kim,
Just need a little clarification, the per price page is that the cost for going over the limit of copies?
What is the current copy limit that we have on the copier in D1 CIU, and have we gone over that
amount?
Thank you for your help, we are still in negotiations…
Thanks,
Vicky J
Thanks,
Vicky

Attached are the proposals and product information based on the needs that were specified by
responses in the questions that were previously sent to you.
Please review the proposals and forward to your chain of command for approval. The dollar amount
requiring approval is based on the length of term multiplied by the dollars per month. For example if
you select a 36 month term the dollar amount requiring approval would be 36 x $155.04 = $5,581.44 +
tax. Upon your approved selection I will forward to ITD to assure your location can accommodate the
copier you have selected.
With the current legislative freeze, a lease over $5,000 would require an equipment exemption
approved by OFM. A rental would not require this approval.
I have also attached the procedures for ordering copiers.
Thank you,
Kim Gustafson
Email Kim.Gustafson@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:Kim.Gustafson@wsp.wa.gov>
Phone (360) 596-6070
Fax (360) 596-6076

Subject: RE: Copier Questions
Thank you very much!
Have a great evening! J
Thanks,
Vicky

Hello Vicky,
I am still waiting for the quotations back from Pacific Office Automation for the Canon copier.
Hopefully, I will have this soon. As soon as I have it, I will forward the quotations.
Thank you,
Kim Gustafson
Phone (360) 596-6070
Fax (360) 596-6076

Subject: FW: Copier Questions
Hi Kim,
Just following up on the status of our request.
Thanks!
Thanks,
Vicky

Perfect, thanks Kim. J

Thanks,
Vicky

Hello Vicky,
I will try to have the quotations to you sometime next week.
Thank you,
Kim Gustafson
Phone (360) 596-6070
Fax (360) 596-6076

Subject: FW: Copier Questions
Good Morning Kim,
Attached is the questionnaire. If we could get an estimate on how much the lease would be for a color
copier, that would be great.
Thank you very much,

Vicky
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax

Subject: Copier Questions
Lt. LeBlanc,
Here is the completed questionnaire. The only question I did not answer was whether we wanted to
rent or lease the copier. I wasn’t sure which would be best.
Thanks,
Sgt. Dan Hall, #116

Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3178 / fax 253-538-3273

To: Young, Kristin (WSP)
Subject: RE: Retention Change - Fatality Case Files
This works for me.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Young, Kristin (WSP)

(WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP);
Dahl, Mike (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP)
Cc: Dolan, Gretchen (WSP)
Subject: Retention Change - Fatality Case Files
Hi Commander’s –
Chief Hattell has asked that we pursue the reduction in retention for Fatality Case Files. I am suggesting
we use the following timelines for retention of Fatalities.
1) Fatality Case Files – 10 year retention after Adjudication/Closed File (no possibility of further
action) Sent to the State Archives after 10 years. Definition: All adjudicated or closed cases involving
the death of an individual.
2) Fatalities – In-Active/Cold Case Files – 50 year retention (Calendar Year cut-off) Sent to the State
Archives after 50 years. Definition: In-Active/Cold fatality case files that may result in future arrests
and/or prosecution.
Please Note: If an In-Active/Cold Case File is solved and closed, the retention of that file would be
transferred to the Fatality Case Files and kept for 10 year.
If you have any concerns, questions, and/or comments please let me know. I want to make sure these
timelines work for everyone. I appreciate your time and assistance with this review.
Thanks, Kristin
Kristin Young
WSP | RMD | Public Disclosure Section

360.596.4139 (M12- ext. 11139) | Fax 360.596.4153
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Subject: FW: Retention Change - Fatality Case Files
FYI
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Young, Kristin (WSP)

Dahl, Mike (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP)
Cc: Dolan, Gretchen (WSP)
Subject: Retention Change - Fatality Case Files
Hi Commander’s –
Chief Hattell has asked that we pursue the reduction in retention for Fatality Case Files. I am suggesting
we use the following timelines for retention of Fatalities.
1) Fatality Case Files – 10 year retention after Adjudication/Closed File (no possibility of further
action) Sent to the State Archives after 10 years. Definition: All adjudicated or closed cases involving
the death of an individual.
2) Fatalities – In-Active/Cold Case Files – 50 year retention (Calendar Year cut-off) Sent to the State
Archives after 50 years. Definition: In-Active/Cold fatality case files that may result in future arrests
and/or prosecution.
Please Note: If an In-Active/Cold Case File is solved and closed, the retention of that file would be
transferred to the Fatality Case Files and kept for 10 year.
If you have any concerns, questions, and/or comments please let me know. I want to make sure these
timelines work for everyone. I appreciate your time and assistance with this review.
Thanks, Kristin
Kristin Young
WSP | RMD | Public Disclosure Section

360.596.4139 (M12- ext. 11139) | Fax 360.596.4153
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notify me immediately and delete this message. Any disclosure, copy, distribution, or other use of the
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Subject: Clothing Allowance
I signed all the clothing allowance paperwork for your guys. I didn’t realize carharts and biker t-shirts
cost so much.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Presba"s
So sad. Thanks for the update.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: RE: Presba's
I just got off the phone with Dan. They are at the Gig Harbor funeral home now setting up
arrangements.
D-8 is doing the Daily Bulletin.
Cindy's brother is Mike Kilcup age 53, he leaves behind a wife and 5 children the youngest is 13. He
passed away 0830 on Sunday 12/12/10.
John
Subject: RE: Presba's
John,
I appreciate you letting us know. Sad to hear of this. Let us know how we can support Dan and Cindy.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Presba's
I am letting you all know that Dan Presba just called me about the unexpected death in the family.
Cindy Presba's(Bremerton OAS) brother passed away this morning without any warning signs. ADC Tim
Winchell has been notified. Dan will be off for a few days and I will have more info tomorrow.
John
Sgt. John Huntington

Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
Subject: FW: Presba"s
FYI Sir.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Presba's
John

Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
Subject: RE: Presba"s
John,
I appreciate you letting us know. Sad to hear of this. Let us know how we can support Dan and Cindy.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Presba's
John

Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
To: Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA
Subject: Carpool Lane violation
Funny that you asked me about this on Thanksgiving. Here is a guy we caught doing it.
Carpool lane driver's 'Diego' doll doesn't fool WSP troopers
A doll used by a driver to avoid being ticketed for driving in the HOV lane.
by KING 5 News
KING5.com
Posted on December 9, 2010 at 4:05 PM
AUBURN, Wash. -- Washington State Patrol troopers ticketed a driver last month for using a children's
stuffed doll as a free pass for the HOV lane.
The man was driving in the HOV lane on northbound SR 167 near I-405 on November 29. Troopers said
they passed the car and noticed the passenger had "huge unblinking eyes."
The driver was pulled over and troopers saw the doll was a stuffed toy from the children's show "Go
Diego, Go."
The man told troopers he was late for work and used the toy to drive in the carpool lane and hopefully
avoid being caught.
The driver was ticketed for the violation. Troopers report 21 other drivers were ticketed during the same
morning rush hour emphasis patrol that day.
Troopers said the doll was wearing its seatbelt.

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

Subject: Re: Call
Call my cell.
360-239-0042

Subject: Re: Call
Good morning Capt.
Are you in?

John

Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641

Subject: RE: Call
Please pass this on to one of your guys so you can focus on your celebration tomorrow.
Congratulations BTW.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Call
Hi Capt.
It appears that the County is out of the office for the day. I have both phone and an e-mail into them. I
will call them first thing in the morning and should have your information by 0830. I just saw the time
change to 1530.
I will keep you posted.
John

Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641

Subject: Call
Call me when you get this. We are trying to get a briefing on the Blankers case tomorrow at 1300 here
at HQ. It will involve a briefing of AC Miller, AC Lever, Capt DePalma Captain Lamoreaux and Me.
Do you feel like you know the case well enough to provide some details to us so Lamoreaux and
DePalma can decide on the Use of Force?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Call
Please pass this on to one of your guys so you can focus on your celebration tomorrow.
Congratulations BTW.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Call
Hi Capt.
It appears that the County is out of the office for the day. I have both phone and an e-mail into them. I
will call them first thing in the morning and should have your information by 0830. I just saw the time
change to 1530.
John

Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641

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

Subject: DePalma"s phone number
John,
Captain DePalma’s number is (360) 704-2330. The Detective from Kitsap can either call the number at
1300 or if you get me his number, we can call him. Thanks for checking on this.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

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

Subject: Re: Asset Inventory reconciliation
As usual, you are doing this just right. I know its tedious and I appreciate you being patient and taking
care of it.
Mike

To: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Smith, Richard (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Anderson, John (WSP);
Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); Bolton, Dave (WSP); Brusseau, Rob (WSP); Adkinson, Kurt
(WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP); Swainson, Edward <SSHEJS@co.snohomish.wa.us>; Huntington, John
(WSP); Cooper, Jerry (WSP); Harkcom, Ken (WSP); Lantz, Bruce (WSP); Sharp, Dan (WSP)
Cc: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Scott, Evelyn (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Dahl,
Mike (WSP)
Subject: Asset Inventory reconciliation
Hello,
During the recently completed CID Chain of Command Inventory, there were 8 items that were not
located. Attached is a list of the missing items. To complete the inventory, we need to sign documents
certifying the items are missing. I am asking all of you to make a final check for all of the items and/or
any 20 forms that shows the item was transferred or returned to Supply. Please send me the
information by Thursday, December 23.
Thanks for your cooperation.
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: Re: Meeting
He better get to work or he's gonna see me once too often.

No problem...Ken says he didn't want to see you anyway...

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Meeting
Charles,
I will meet you in the back parking lot and let you know when I'm there. Sound good?
Subject: Meeting
Charles,
I will meet you in the back parking lot and let you know when I'm there. Sound good?
Subject: FW: Control Tactics and Weapons Training selection and training process
Attachments: CTW Instructors-Nov 2010 (2).xlsx
Dennis,
Please check this list when you get a chance and follow the request below. I assume everyone we have
will want to continue in the role, but if not we should remove them Anyone that wants in should have a
chance to go to the training.
If you are swamped, have Keith help you. 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); Matagi, John
(WSP); Kraft, Jennifer (WSP); Patterson, Debbie (WSP); Lewis, Megan (WSP)
Subject: Control Tactics and Weapons Training selection and training process
The Training Division is scheduled to conduct Control Tactics and Weapons (CTW) Instructor Basic,
course code FRM0701 beginning Monday, January 24 at 1 p.m. and end Friday, February 4, at noon.
This course is scheduled for 10-20 students.
· Each of you are being contacted to determine your District or Division needs for slots in training.
· Please review the attached list and confirm or deny the list is current.
· CTW Instructors are selected by the District or Division, and each of you will be responsible for
recruiting and testing applicants if you desire to replace or increase. Desired skills and required
equipment lists can be located on the WSP Intranet at TSB/Training Division/Shared Documents/CTW.
· The Training Division requests notification if Districts or Divisions need to increase their current
number of CTW Instructors. We currently have 80 instructors listed. Our goal is to maintain a proper
amount of instructors who stay dedicated, and up to date, on all areas of instruction. This class is
intended to replace current and anticipated vacancies.
Questions may be directed to Sergeant John Matagi or Corporal Ryan Spurling by email or telephone at
(360) 426-1661 or Micro 82. 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: CID Change of Command Inventory
Attachments: CID 267a MIA EQUPIMENT ASSET INVEN 2010 (2).doc
Inventory Instructions.docx
CID CHANGE OF COMMAND 2009 2010.xlsx
Can you please check on these items one more time and see if they can be located? Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Hannah, Julie (WSP)

Cc: Fox, Christine (WSP); Aschenbrenner, Susan (WSP)
Subject: CID Change of Command Inventory
Good afternoon Captain Dahl,
The results of Change of Command Asset Inventory have been reconciled with the department’s
automated inventory records. Records on file in the Supply Section show that the last recorded location
was within your area of command. No documents can be located or are on file changing the status.
You are encouraged to make one last attempt to locate the missing asset(s) on the attached list. In
some instances, items are claimed to have been surplussed or transferred and most likely were however
without the proper paperwork the asset will not be transferred.
Attached is a Property Disposal Request form S. F. 267-A and a list of assets that were not located
during the 2010 inventory. To comply with the Office of Financial Management regulations, it is
necessary for you to certify that the assets listed cannot be located. If the property is located, highlight
the asset on the list in yellow indicating where the equipment was located. If you have records that
indicate the asset was transferred or surplussed, attach a copy of the WSP 20 form with the proper
signatures to the inventory printout.
The 267-A document must be signed and then forwarded to the appropriate Bureau Commander for
signature. Retain a copy of the Property Disposal Request 267a form and a copy of the list for the
district files. Completed documents are to be returned to the Asset Inventory Control Officer at the
Supply Section by
December 30, 2010.
When the 267a form is returned to the Supply Section, the missing asset(s) will be properly removed
from the Asset Inventory Tracking System.
Questions and comments should be directed to Ms. Julie Hannah, Supply Section, at (360) 596-6092.
Thanks, julie
Julie Hannah
WSP Supply Section
Asset Inventory Control Officer
360-596-6092
Subject: RE: Uniformed Off-Duty Employment (ODE) -- 2011
I completed this today.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Uniformed Off-Duty Employment (ODE) -- 2011
I have added to the project log.
Thanks,
Vicky

(WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP);
Braniff, Tim (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Couey, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike
(WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Lamoreaux, Marc (WSP); Thomas, Mark
(WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP)
Cc: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP); Grayless, Amy
(WSP); Greene, Geri (WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP); Dunn, Cynthia (WSP); Moreno, Norma (WSP);
Bedient, Connie (WSP); Smith, Michelle (WSP); Jordan, Maria (WSP); Cashen, Laurie (WSP); Balogh,
Kae (WSP); Schiewe, Kathy (WSP); Gurley, Traci (WSP); Battin, Sarah (WSP); Carter, Debbie (WSP);
Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Poe, Denise (WSP); Salsman, Nancy (WSP); Fagan, Carol (WSP); Kraft, Jennifer
(WSP); Park, Kate (WSP); Jacobs, Kitty (WSP)
Subject: Uniformed Off-Duty Employment (ODE) -- 2011
Good afternoon Commanders,

Attached please find the ODE spreadsheet listing WSP employees that Akela, PSES, and SPS would like
approved for ODE in 2011.
Please identify those names that you affirmatively authorize for the ODE. Unless you indicate that an
employee is authorized, then by default the individual’s name will be removed from the list and will NOT
be approved. For those approved, the ODE restrictions of the CBA and WSP Reg. Manual will still
apply.
I am respectfully asking for your responses by December 15, 2010.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

To: Lowry, Crystal (WSP)
Subject: RE: Uniformed Off-Duty Employment (ODE) -- 2011
Attachments: Uniformed Off-Duty Employment 2011.xlsx
I approved all the CID people on this list. Please let me know if there is anything else you need.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

apply.

Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

Subject: RE: Patrol Car Collision
I am heartbroken. I babied that number for 10 years. Shame on him.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Fw: Patrol Car Collision
The number has been tarnished. (Unless of course he's picking up or dropping off his motor)
From: Welch, Nicole (WSP)

To: Berry, Shawn (WSP); Keightley, James (WSP); Wilbur, Roger (WSP); G-D-Exec Staff - GMR
Cc: Eggleston, Mike (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP)
Subject: Patrol Car Collision
INCIDENT TYPE: PATROL CAR NON INJURY COLLISION

DETAILS: 1063 STRUCK A DEER WITH PATROL VEHICLE - PATROL VEHICLE IS DRIVEABLE - DEER HAS
BEEN DISPATCHED
LOCATION: E12 MP426 ASOTIN COUNTY 8 MILES FROM CLARKSTON
INCIDENT OCCURRED AT: 20101206/1850
ROAD BLOCKED: NOT BLOCKED
WSP PERSONNEL INJURED: NO
SGT: ADVISED
AGENCIES ADVISED AND/OR AT SCENE: ASOTIN CO SO ENROUTE TO DO COLLISION REPORT

SP YAKIMA
Subject: Blood draws
It was brought up at SAF that the Toxicology Lab would like to remind everyone to invert the blood
vials after the blood is in them.
Usually the person drawing the blood does it, but not always.
The result is that the anti-coagulant is not mixing in and it may compromise the sample.
Have our people mix the vials by inverting them three or four times to ensure it gets mixed.
Thanks
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Marken, Michael (WSP)
Subject: Re: Call in line
I heard that the media is releasing the phone number today. Be prepared to get calls.
You can call them and let them know you will get to them very soon, right after you review the case
file.
Thanks

Thanks Mike!

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP)
Lt.,
The case # is 10-018109. Radio will be filling out tip sheets and delivering to me.
Mike

Subject: FW: Call in line
Mike,
FYI - see Captain Dahl's e-mail below. And so it begins....
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Call in line
This is a number for

D-7 Communications that the public can use to call in tips or information related to this case.
They will take information and pass it on to Marken when people want to talk to us. It may get
publicized today so let him know.
Thanks
360-658-2588
Subject: Call in line
This is a number for

D-7 Communications that the public can use to call in tips or information related to this case.
They will take information and pass it on to Marken when people want to talk to us. It may get
publicized today so let him know.
Thanks
360-658-2588
To: Rasmussen, Melissa (WSP)
Subject: Re: Quitter
Real men can wear anything. I don't need to elaborate on that.
I'm sure the popcorn is good. You are undoubtedly talented.

From: Rasmussen, Melissa (WSP)
Subject: RE: Quitter
If you wear purple, you're not a man, BTW! Like the uniform, just kidding about the "outfit"
comment...touchy! you're missing out on the popcorn...DELICIOUS!
1) My skills are legendary and undisputed
2) Thanks for the input on the wardrobe. BTW I am a man, and I don't wear outfits, I wear suits. But
its understandable you would make that mistake
3) Thanks but I try not to eat stuff like that very often. I'm sure its good though

1) you don't have skills

2) it's been a LONG time since I've seen you wear it...I prefer the purple outfit
3) I made some and it's down here if you'd like some
1) What did I lie about?
2) SAF day is always uniform day. Don't you like it?
3) Yes. I like caramel corn. And that question was random

You're a liar, too! What's with the uniform today? U like caramel popcorn?
I am paying attention. I'm multi tasking.
I have skills

Shouldn't you be paying attention? And, no...I don't want to see all...just the ones that affect me! :o)
Subject: Quitter
Don't you want to see all the presentations?

1) My skills are legendary and undisputed
2) Thanks for the input on the wardrobe. BTW I am a man, and I don't wear outfits, I wear suits. But
its understandable you would make that mistake
3) Thanks but I try not to eat stuff like that very often. I'm sure its good though

1) you don't have skills

2) it's been a LONG time since I've seen you wear it...I prefer the purple outfit
3) I made some and it's down here if you'd like some

I have skills

Subject: Quitter


I have skills

Subject: Quitter

I have skills

Subject: Quitter

Subject: Quitter

Attachments: Uniformed Off-Duty Employment 2011.xlsx
I looked at this and I didn’t see anyone that we should exclude. Please review it let me know if we
should exclude anyone and if so, why.
Dennis, what is your thought on Snowden?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

apply.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

Subject: FW: Regulation Manual Update
Attachments: Regulation 20.03.010.docx
Regulation 20 00 120.docx
AC Miller,
I reviewed these and I believe they incorporate appropriate changes. We sent these to SPP in mid
October and now we are finding out that it has to go through you in order to be added to the
concurrence list.
I respectfully request that you review and approve the proposed changes and forward it to Jennifer
Meyer for inclusion on the list.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Please approve this one too. Thanks.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)

(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Captain,
I guess the procedure is for you to approve these recommended changes then we send it downstairs.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: Bryant, Stephanie (WSP)
Subject: RE: Regulation Manual Update
Hi Stephanie,
Please see the attached recommended changes to the following regulations:
20.00.120 – Use of Major Accident Investigation Team (MAIT)
20.03.010 – Crime Analysis
We recommend no changes to the CID portion of 20.00.020 – Case Filing System. Gretchen may have
her own recommendations regarding the first part of the regulation.
Regulation 2.00.120 – Use of Force Review has already been changed.
Thank you and have a great weekend.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Keith,
Can you please review this and deconflict it if necessary? It looks like you will need to work with Travis
on one, Gretchen’s shop on one, MAIT on one and IAD on one.
Thank you Keith
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Bryant, Stephanie (WSP)

Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2010 2:22 PM
Good afternoon Captain Dahl and Ms. Leonard…
This is just a friendly reminder that the below policy review is due to SPP by Wednesday, October 20.
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
WSP Motto - "Service with Humility"

Sent: Friday, July 16, 2010 12:52 PM
Subject: Regulation Manual Update
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)
20.03.010 – Crime Analysis (Review with IAD)
I thank you in advance for your assistance in this matter.
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); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Re: Possible Rape
Skagit County refused this case because it occurred in the Rest Area and because its a skinny case.
Craig has already been in contact with the Prosecutor and they agree its shaky.
Mike

Subject: Fw: Possible Rape
Mike?


Subject: Fw: Possible Rape
Was right of first refusal exercised?
From: Cardinal, Craig (WSP)

To: CID Notification Group
Subject: Possible Rape
Detective Craig W. Cardinal
Washington StatePatrol
10945 Chuckanut Drive
Burlington, WA 98233
Desk #(360) 757-2008
Cellular #(360) 661-0808
Email: craig.cardinal@wsp.wa.gov
Subject: D-4 CIU Opening
AC Miller,
I have an exemption request from Ken Wade to fill the vacancy he has had for a few months. His case
load is climbing and he wants a body.
I spoke to him yesterday and explained the situation with the budget and staffing and he is aware that
we will not fill that spot until the budget comes out and we know about RATU. He thinks Major is going
to put in anyway. He is OK with waiting and I gave him approval to use Major now, on an as needed
basis, for CIU cases. That should get him through until the spring.
Having said that, I think we should still forward the exemption request and get approval to fill the spot
so that when the budget is settled we can fill it quickly. I would hate to have to wait another month
and add to Ken’s woes. There is no expiration on exemptions so approving it now and waiting will not
hurt us.
Your thoughts?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Uniformed Off-Duty Employment (ODE) -- 2011
Yes sir. I may do a PSES job once in a while.

Mike – do you still intend to work for one of these companies?
Thanks
Greg
(360) 704-2979

You just need to approve Captain Dahl’s authorization and I’ll get it back to Crystal. Thanks!

apply.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

Subject: Re: Meeting today with Dory...
Yes. I can go after I meet with Miller. Thanks

Subject: Meeting today with Dory...
Is it possible that you could meet with Dory Nipcon after your 9-9:30 with A/C Miller, it is regarding Sgt.
Wade’s Off-Duty Employment. If not, later today or Monday??
Thank you!
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
To: Haider, Cindy (WSP)
Subject: FW: Contract with Redmond Police - ATTACK
Attachments: Do-Not-Reply-D2CIDMX-M350NA@wsp.internal_20101130_141810.pdf
Cindy,
I guess we do not need to renew this agreement so you can take this off your to do list. Thanks.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: FW: Contract with Redmond Police - ATTACK
Captain,
In reference to extending the Redmond PD/ATTACK MOU, John provided some additional background
information on the MOU. I agree with John that if we are not providing personnel to assist them, we do
not need an MOU. They will still disseminate the information through their ATTACK email distribution
list.
Thanks,

P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
Cc: Haider, Cindy (WSP); Terry Morgan
Subject: Contract with Redmond Police - ATTACK
Ell Tee-
I spoke yesterday with Redmond PD Commander Terry Morgan regarding this contract. The contract
and included MOU were drafted with the vision of the WSP providing part time analytical support when
ATTACK was first constituted. That didn't happen, and now that ATTACK is entirely supported by
Redmond, it is no longer necessary to have this contract in place. Thus, we can allow the contract to
lapse when it runs out in December. Should you or the Captain have any questions you can contact me
or Commander Morgan with Redmond at 425-556-2523.
John G. Anderson
Detective Sergeant
Bellevue, WA 98007
425-401-7745 (Office)
425-401-7846 (Fax)
425-864-8045 (Verizon / PTT)
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Subject: Scanned image from D2 CID Sharp MX-M350NA
DEVICE NAME: D2 CID Sharp MX-M350NA

DEVICE MODEL: MX-M350N
LOCATION: Bellevue CID
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Subject: RE: County Criminal Fund Overspent
Works for me. Please let B+F know so we can come up with a code that is appropriate. Good thought
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: County Criminal Fund Overspent
Captain,
I have instructed my folks as directed and I have no problem with our folks no longer using the CSRT
code, but do we want to come up with another code for tracking purposes only? I feel we should
continue to track all time related to assisting other agencies so we can distinguish between our calls and
assist calls. Your thoughts?
Chuck

Subject: FW: County Criminal Fund Overspent
Please ensure that anyone using the CSRT code, stops using it right away. Their TARS will
automatically pull from the 160 account so if they try to use the CSRT code, it will reject them.
Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Stricklett, Melissa (WSP)

Subject: County Criminal Fund Overspent
The County Criminal Justice Account (CSRT) is overspent for the rest of the biennium and there are a
few people still coding their TARs to this fund. I would recommend cancelling this TAR code for the
rest of the biennium and JV the overage, $17,851, from 03L-210-00160 to MI 160.
In order for this to happen you can forward this email to Bob Maki for his approval and include this
attached report of the expenditures.
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: Ryan Brown
Subject: RE: Chiefs/Sheriffs meeting December 8th at 1:30 pm at KPD
Mr. Brown,
I am the Criminal Investigation Division Commander for WSP and as such, my Detectives would be
participating on this team. I appreciate the opportunity to join these other agencies and we look
forward to working alongside them on these important cases.
I had a copy of the proposed agreement reviewed by our Attorney General. She proposed some
language changes and some clarification be considered on some parts of the agreement so that WSP
feels comfortable with it. Did you get the copy she track changed?
Please let me know.
Also, If there is a meeting set to discuss the agreement, please let me know so we can have a WSP
representative there to answer any questions.
Thanks for the help.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Ryan Brown [mailto:Ryan.Brown@co.benton.wa.us]

To: Alfred Wehner
Cc: tom lampson
Subject: Re: Chiefs/Sheriffs meeting December 8th at 1:30 pm at KPD
Al,
Attached is a revised draft of the Interlocal Agreement for the SIU. The only changes from the last draft
I sent to you are those deleting the "and Guidelines" language in the reference to the Protocol.
Unless I hear otherwise, I will assume you are distributing this and we'll talk about it at the Chiefs and
Sheriffs meeting set for 12/8.
Ryan
Ryan K. Brown
Chief Deputy Pros. Attorney, Civil

Benton Co. Pros. Attorney's Office
Phone: (509) 735-3591
Fax: (509) 222-3705
This email, any and all attachments hereto, and all information contained and conveyed herein may
contain and be deemed confidential attorney client privileged and/or work product information. If you
have received this email in error, please delete and destroy all electronic, hard copy and any other form
immediately. It is illegal to intentionally intercept, endeavor to intercept or procure any other person to
intercept or endeavor to intercept, any wire, oral or electronic communication.
>>> "Wehner, Alfred" <AWehner@CI.RICHLAND.WA.US> 12/1/2010 7:52 AM >>>
Ryan,
We are scheduled for the above-mentioned Chiefs/Sheriffs meeting. If you can send me the Interlocal
draft when you are done with it, then I will forward it to the Chiefs/Sheriffs prior to the meeting.
Thanks for your work on this.
Al Wehner
Attachments: CID 03L Expenditures.pdf
Please ensure that anyone using the CSRT code, stops using it right away. Their TARS will
automatically pull from the 160 account so if they try to use the CSRT code, it will reject them.
Thanks.
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
To: Stricklett, Melissa (WSP)
Perfect, thank you as always.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Everything will come out of 160 when they enter their TARs. They will just stop separating out their
CSRT time. If they try to add CSRT in the billable code field it will error out.
Thanks,
Melissa

I will send an email out to my folks, thanks. What code do they use from here on out? Does it
automatically allow them to tap into the 160 account?

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
I will send an email out to my folks, thanks. What code do they use from here on out? Does it
automatically allow them to tap into the 160 account?
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
To: Maki, Bob (WSP)
Cc: Stricklett, Melissa (WSP)
Attachments: CID 03L Expenditures.pdf
Bob,
I would like to go with Melissa’s suggestion below so can you please facilitate the JV? Thanks
Mike
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
To: Perkins, Tracy (WSP)
Subject: Re: Daily Fatal Recap
See you then. Thanks
From: Perkins, Tracy [mailto:PerkinT@wsdot.wa.gov]

Cc: Morelli, Jim <MorellJ@wsdot.wa.gov>
Subject: RE: Daily Fatal Recap
How about tomorrow at 9:00?
Tracy L. Perkins
Criminal Records Division
Collision Records Section
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474
From: Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov]

To: Perkins, Tracy
Tomorrow and Friday between 9 and 2 are open for me.

Subject: Daily Fatal Recap
Good morning Sir.
I have talked with my manager about setting up a meeting time for us to discuss the process for the
Daily Fatal Recaps.
We just need to set up a time that would work for both you and I.
My business hours are 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Do you have a date and time that would work best for you?
Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474
From: Perkins, Tracy

To: 'Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov'
Your most welcome.
I understand the information over load.
Have a happy and safe Thanksgiving too.
Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474

To: Perkins, Tracy
That’s perfect and thank you. I am trying to get my head around the many things I have to read and
understand and this is next on my list.
Have a nice Thanksgiving and let me know next week when it’s convenient.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I work Monday – Friday 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. but would have to OK a time and date with my manager
Jim Morelli.
He is out this week but if you are in next week I will talk with Jim and let you know what he tells me.
Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474

To: Perkins, Tracy
Nothing specific, just want to understand where all the numbers come from and how you put them in. I
like the recap, but I must admit I don’t quite understand it all.
Let me know what time is convenient and I will come by. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

We are in the building on Linderson WY with Dept of Corrections.
Next door to the L & I building.
However, if you have specific question I could answer them now for you.
Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474

To: Perkins, Tracy
Hi Tracy,
I was wondering if I could come to your office sometime and have you explain all the stuff in the
spreadsheets for me? I would like to have a better understanding of what they show. Are you local
here in Olympia?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Solie, Arel (WSP); Anderson, Becky (WSP); Johnson, Bob (WSP); Kerwin, Bob (WSP); Brian Ursino;
Bruce Thomas; Martin, Christina (WSP); Stewart, Courtney (WSP); Boyle, Curt (WSP); Hattell, Curt
(WSP); Dunn, Cynthia (WSP); Alexander, Dale (WSP); Coon, Dan (WSP); Turner, Dan (WSP); Karnitz,
Dave (WSP); McNulty, Delma (WSP); G-D-D3 Communications; G-D-D7 Communications; Daly, Donovan
(WSP); Ludlow, Eric (WSP); Williams, Freddy (WSP); Wortman, Virginia (WSP); Graema Kennedy; Erwin,
Greg (WSP); Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Riley, James (WSP); Armstrong, Jason
(WSP); Fisher, Jason (WSP); Longoria, Jason (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP); Hull, Jesse
(WSP); Jim Morelli; Baumgartner, Jo (WSP); Trebaczewski, Joanna (WSP); Batiste, John (WSP);
Gundermann, 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; Retain - Marsh, Marcia (WSP); Dennis, Mark (WSP);
Fields, Mark (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Wilton, Mark (WSP); VanGorkom, Melissa (WSP); Dahl, Mike
(WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Simpson, Monte (WSP); Taylor, Phyllis (WSP); Calkins, Robert (WSP);
Sharpe, Robert (WSP); Reichert, Robin (WSP); Cook, Roger (WSP); Kessler, Ron (WSP); McCoy, Scott
(WSP); Hartsock, Sean (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Porter, Stephanie (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP);
Davis, Steve (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Braniff, Tim (WSP); Turcott, Mike (WSP); William Larson;
George, Brian (WSP); LeBlanc, Yvonne (WSP)
Attached is the Daily Fatal Recap.
Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474
Tomorrow and Friday between 9 and 2 are open for me.

Good morning Sir.
I have talked with my manager about setting up a meeting time for us to discuss the process for the
Daily Fatal Recaps.
We just need to set up a time that would work for both you and I.
My business hours are 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Do you have a date and time that would work best for you?
Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474
From: Perkins, Tracy

To: 'Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov'
Your most welcome.
I understand the information over load.
Have a happy and safe Thanksgiving too.
Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474

To: Perkins, Tracy
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Jim Morelli.
Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474

To: Perkins, Tracy
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474

To: Perkins, Tracy
Hi Tracy,
here in Olympia?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474
Subject: Re: Blanker"s case file
Thanks anyway.

Cc: Presba, Dan (WSP)
Subject: Blanker's case file
Greetings Capt,
I just talked to Lt. Earl Smith from Kitsap County SO. They will only release the case file after they
receive the decline letter from Mr. Hauge (Prosecutor). Mr. Hauge has asked to view the Blanker's scene
today to complete his letter of decline.
I tried to get a copy of the case file with out the decline letter but they will not release it.
John

Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
Subject: Blankers
Can you please get a copy of the case file for us?
Not sure if they will release it to us but they shouldn't have a problem with it. The Prosecutor found
nothing wrong with Blankers actions.
Thanks
To: Lantz, Bruce (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Meeting
I would like to set up a meeting with DSHS Director Kellogg and SCC employee Wes Diaz.
Keith,
I would like it to be tomorrow if possible. If not, very soon. Can you arrange this please?
Subject: Re: Cases
You and I need to meet this morning so I can get an update on the copper theft and we can discuss
the SCC case.
I can brief the Chief myself once I have that. Go ahead and prepare the info and we can talk about it at
our staff meeting.

Subject: RE: Cases
Captain,
I was hoping to take off around 10 am. My in-laws are in town and are flying back to Arizona
tomorrow.
If we can put it off until tomorrow that would be great if not I'll understand.
Thanks for your indulgence
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
Subject: Cases
Keith,
We will need to be ready to brief Chief Batiste and some others tomorrow sometime regarding the SCC
case, (yes, that one), and the copper theft case.
Please be ready for both and we will talk about them in our staff meeting so we are ready.
Thanks
Subject: Cases
Date: Sunday, November 28, 2010 10:00:15 PM
Keith,
We will need to be ready to brief Chief Batiste and some others tomorrow sometime regarding the SCC
case, (yes, that one), and the copper theft case.
Please be ready for both and we will talk about them in our staff meeting so we are ready.
Thanks
To: Betts, Jason (WSP)
Subject: Re: Call me
Jason,
You can disregard this. It was supposed to go to Jason Berry and I far fingered the address.
My apologies. Happy Thanksgiving.
From: Betts, Jason (WSP)

Subject: RE: Call me
Captain,
I recieved your message today (Thanksgiving) and will call you a little later in the day. In the event I
am unable to contact you today I will call you Friday.
Thank you sir,
Trooper Jason Betts
________________________________

Subject: Call me
I have a threat case I need to upload you on involving the AG. Call me when you get this
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Call me
I have a threat case I need to upload you on involving the AG. Call me when you get this
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Liebrecht, Terry (WSP)
Subject: RE: Patrol car Collision
No worries. Call or email when you have something to tell me and you have time to do it. It doesn’t
have to be now.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Liebrecht, Terry (WSP)

Subject: Re: Patrol car Collision
I'm in radio right now I'll call you in 5 if that' okay?

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP)
Terry,
I have notified the Chiefs so please have Mike update you when he knows something about the Trooper
and the two that were in the vehicle. I would like to keep the bosses updated.
Thank you Terry,

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

Terry,
Thank you for the notification. Please let me know if there is anything you need. Thank you again for
being available to assist FOB!
Chuck

Subject: Patrol car Collision
Lt. LeBlanc,
Currently Detective M. Gradwohl is enroute to a two vehicle injury patrol car involved collision on State
Route 395 at milepost 25, north of Pasco, in Franklin County. Trooper Oscar Garcia #778 was parked
at the scene of a prior collision, with two occupants seated in the rear of his patrol car. His vehicle was
struck by another vehicle entering into the scene.
The initial reports from Trooper Garcia are that he is NOT injured, however the two occupants that were
seated in his patrol vehicle are. They are conscious, alert, but trapped. FOB has a C.I. Trooper,
sergeant and Lt. enroute.
Detective Sergeant Terry Liebrecht

2715 Rudkin Road
Union Gap, Wa 98903
(509) 249-6741
Micro 30/ext.141
To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Liebrecht, Terry (WSP)
Terry,
I have notified the Chiefs so please have Mike update you when he knows something about the Trooper
and the two that were in the vehicle. I would like to keep the bosses updated.
Thank you Terry,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Terry,
Chuck

Lt. LeBlanc,
2715 Rudkin Road
Union Gap, Wa 98903
(509) 249-6741
Micro 30/ext.141
Subject: FW: Patrol car Collision
FYI for you and the other Chiefs.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Terry,
Chuck

Lt. LeBlanc,
2715 Rudkin Road
Union Gap, Wa 98903
(509) 249-6741
Micro 30/ext.141
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Jim Morelli.
Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474

To: Perkins, Tracy
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474

To: Perkins, Tracy
Hi Tracy,
here in Olympia?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474

To: Perkins, Tracy
Hi Tracy,
here in Olympia?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474
Hi Tracy,
here in Olympia?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Tracy L. Perkins
PO Box 47381
Olympia WA 98504
360-570-2474
Tim, I will be over about 0945 if that’s OK. Bosman may come as well.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Yes - I have a 11a, but should be around until 1045
*************
Captain Timothy P. Braniff
Office: (360)704-2391

Subject: Meeting
Tim,
Are you available to meet with me tomorrow morning around 0930 to help me with seizure account
questions?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Thanks. See you at 0930 in your office.
Mike

Yes - I have a 11a, but should be around until 1045
*************
Captain Timothy P. Braniff
Office: (360)704-2391

Subject: Meeting
Tim,
questions?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Meeting
Tim,
questions?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Matt Koehler
Subject: RE: charity game with Lacey PD
I haven’t touched a basketball in two years. I retired when I realized that I couldn’t go 800 miles per
hour any more. Good luck, but I will have to pass.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Matt Koehler [mailto:MKOEHLER@ci.lacey.wa.us]

Subject: charity game with Lacey PD
Hi Mike, Just wanted to see if you were interested in playing on our basketball team this Friday, Nov. 19
at 7 pm at St. Martin’s for the Fire & Ice charity basketball game against the fire department. It raises
money for needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. We could use another big man for our front
line. Let me know. If we win, we can give Pat grief for a whole year! Thanks!
Matt Koehler
Lacey PD
Subject: Re: CrashZone
Thanks, see you in Marysville.

Subject: FW: CrashZone
Just an FYI boss – Kristene had a minor surgical procedure done and will be out for the remainder of
this week. She does plan on being at the detective’s meeting tomorrow, but that all she is coming in
for. Just wanted to keep you in the loop.
By the way, I will meet you up in Marysville tomorrow at 1000 for Marken’s crew. I would commute
with you, but after we are done in Bellevue around 1430, I won’t be going directly home. Instead, I am
meeting my family in Redmond at 1600 to celebrate my son Zach’s birthday with the grandparents. I
hope that is ok with you. Let me know. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP)

Subject: Automatic reply: CrashZone
I will be on Medical Leave until November 22, 1010. Detective Ruth Medeiros will be in charge of the
unit during my absence . Please direct any questions to Detective Mediros until my return.
Thank you!
Kristene
Subject: FW: Collision with WSP vehicle
AC Miller,
WSP did go to the scene of the collision that occurred between our WSP vehicle and the suspect fleeing
the Deputy. This was the head on we talked about earlier today.
Thanks for the update Chuck.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Collision with WSP vehicle
Yes Captain…we did go to this scene. It actually occurred on Tuesday, during our meeting. We are
handling the collision investigation and County is handling the pursuit. I just got off the line with Loren
Barger and he indicated the guy was booked for 1. Felony Eluding, 2. Felony Hit & Run, 3. Felony
possession of a firearm, 4. Possession of Meth and 5. He had an outstanding felony warrant.
I apologize for not forwarding the notification to you, but that was when ITD had my BB.
Chuck

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

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: Available
Keith,
Who is at the office right now?
To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: FW: Conference Room Use
A nice thank you from Chris Fox about the Supply conference room we used. Thanks for doing such a
good job in the planning and the cleanup of the place. It’s great to hear compliments from outside
people.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Fox, Christine (WSP)

Subject: Conference Room Use
THANK YOU to you and your staff for leaving our conference room in great shape Your staff acted in a
professional manner while here and showed respect to my staff.
The only complaint they had was they weren’t provided lunch from Meconi’s J
Christine Fox
Supply Section Manager

To: Fox, Christine (WSP)
Subject: RE: Conference Room Use
I appreciate the email. We always try to leave places better than we found them. Thanks for the use
of the facility.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Conference Room Use
THANK YOU to you and your staff for leaving our conference room in great shape Your staff acted in a
professional manner while here and showed respect to my staff.
The only complaint they had was they weren’t provided lunch from Meconi’s J
Christine Fox

Three is good. Thanks

Yes, he could meet with you sometime after 3 p.m. When could you be here?
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Does he have any time this afternoon?

He has a meeting at 10:30, but should be around.
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Got sidetracked. Need to delay for about an hour. Sorry

Are you on your way?
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
I only need about 15-20 minutes. Thanks

Sounds good! I will put you on his calendar for an hour at 9:30.
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Tomorrow between 0930 and 1030?

He is taking Friday off, and I'm not sure if he is working Thursday yet. Are you available this afternoon
or tomorrow? He doesn't have anything this afternoon and he only has one meeting tomorrow from
1:30-3. If you need it to be Thursday, I will see if he is coming in and get back to you with a time.
Just let me know what will work for you!
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Subject: Meeting
Hi Steph,
I need to get on AC Hattell's calendar some time this week. Maybe Thursday or Friday?
I need to talk to him about staffing issues involving CID and FOB.
Thanks
Does he have any time this afternoon?

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Subject: Meeting
Hi Steph,
Thanks
Thank you

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Subject: Meeting
Hi Steph,
Thanks
Subject: Re: Call Suzee When You Return to Office
Oh Goody.

Subject: FW: Call Suzee When You Return to Office
I have contacted Suzee and am taking care of it. They are checking to see if you are a member of
WASPC.
You should be a card carrying member after today. J
Thx,
Thanks,
Vicky
From: Smith, Suzee (WSP)

Subject: Call Suzee When You Return to Office
Hi – I’m just checking on the e-mail I had sent late yesterday afternoon regarding WASPC. Can you call
me at 11102 when you return to the office? Thanks so much!
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


Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Subject: Meeting
Hi Steph,
Thanks

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Subject: Meeting
Hi Steph,
Thanks

Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Subject: Meeting
Hi Steph,
Thanks
Subject: Meeting
Hi Steph,
Thanks
Subject: Fw: PIP - Criminal History Record Retention and Retrieval Project - TEC Disposition Required
From: York, Michael (WSP)

To: G-D-Technology Executive Committee
Subject: RE: PIP - Criminal History Record Retention and Retrieval Project - TEC Disposition Required
Thus far, this request has received six “Approve” votes with no “Discuss” votes. If there are no
objections prior to close of business on Monday, I will mark this request as “TEC Approved”.
Thanks and have a great weekend!
Michael D. York
IT Planning Section Manager
Information Technology Division
360-705-5165 (Desk)
360-451-9744 (BlackBerry)
Micro 13, Extension 126

Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2010 09:08
Subject: PIP - Criminal History Record Retention and Retrieval Project - TEC Disposition Required
Importance: High
TEC Members,
This will be the first PIP request sent to members for an electronic review. Per the SOP, we can either
vote to approve the project or to call a meeting to discuss it further. Please see the voting buttons
associated with this email to “cast” your vote.
An “Approve” vote for this project will be to conduct a Request for Information (RFI) to get a better
idea of project requirements (particularly enterprise document management potential) and to poll the
marketplace for cost and capability. After this is complete, based on the outcome, another TEC review
would take place to help determine if the project should continue. This project is promising and can
help to solve many business problems, but it will help to know more about what we need and what’s
out there.
You can access the PIP request here

<http://sharepoint/sites/itd/PPO/Projects/Project%20Initiation%20Forms/2010-10-15%2001.xml> .
Since this is going out to many people, it is possible someone else will have this open when you click
the link. If so, you’ll get a warning that the document can only be opened “read-only”. This is ok, since
there is nothing you need to change on the document. Reviewing a read-only copy is sufficient.
If you have questions or concerns about whether or not this should proceed to an RFI, please feel free
to vote “Discuss”. We’ll then schedule a TEC meeting to discuss this further as a group.
If you have any trouble with the voting buttons, simply responding to this email with your vote will
suffice.
Thanks and please feel free to call if you have questions.
Michael D. York
360-705-5165 (Desk)

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Re: New Supervisors
I am thrilled.

Great choices Boss.
Ken

To: CID All Employees
Cc: Lantz, Bruce (WSP); Adkinson, Kurt (WSP)
Subject: New Supervisors
To all:
I am happy to announce that Detective Sergeant Bruce Lantz was selected as the new supervisor of the
DSHS Special Investigations Unit and Sergeant Kurt Adkinson was selected as the new supervisor of the
District 6 CIU. They will be a great addition to our team and we can all look forward to working with
both of them.
Please join me in welcoming them to our team.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: CID All Employees
Cc: Lantz, Bruce (WSP); Adkinson, Kurt (WSP)
To all:
both of them.
Please join me in welcoming them to our team.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Poe, Denise (WSP)
Subject: RE: Axtman :)
That’s the one.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Poe, Denise (WSP)

Subject: Axtman :)
Denise Poe
Office of Professional Standards
(360) 704-2330
denise.poe@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.
Subject: Available in 10 min?
Subject: RE: Availability to attend D2 and D7 Detective"s Meetings
Yes and thanks for the invite.
Vicky, can you please add to my calendar? Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Availability to attend D2 and D7 Detective's Meetings
Boss,
Are you available to attend the following Detective’s Meetings with me on Wednesday, November 17,
2010:
· 1000 – D7 CIU
· 1300 – D2 CIU
Let me know and I will confirm with Sergeants Marken and O’Shannon. Thank you!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Bruce
We have selected Bruce for our DSHS position.
Is the 16th a good report date?
Mike
Subject: Re: CID
We interviewed him Friday and got approval from AC Miller to select him.
He was advised of the selection.
I have been home sick for two days so I didn't have a chance to work out report dates.
Is the 16th acceptable for you? I should be able to get in tomorrow so I can arrange with HRD.
Thanks,
Mike

Subject: CID
Mike,
I have heard rumors Sgt. Kurt Adkinson was selected for the CID detective sergeant position in Moses
Lake. Is this correct? Also, do you have a report date in mind if he was selected?
Thanks,
Captain Karen J. DeWitt
2822 Euclid Ave.
Wenatchee, WA 98801
(509) 665-4006
(509) 665-4016 (Fax)
(509) 387-7039 (Blackberry)

OK. DeWitt said she heard rumors about it and I didn't know if we called him.
Thank you Keith. I appreciate you writing this. As soon as we find out if Chuck called him, I will ask you
to send this for me since I am stuck at home.
Thanks

Subject: RE: New Supervisors
I wrote it for you to send out.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Was this email sent out or just something you wrote for me to send out?

I don’t know. Chuck?
Lt. Keith Huntley

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

Did we let Kurt know he was selected? We told Bruce that day but did we tell Kurt?
Let me know. Thanks

The following is for all CID employees:
the both of them.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Was this email sent out or just something you wrote for me to send out?

I don’t know. Chuck?
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Let me know. Thanks

the both of them.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Let me know. Thanks

the both of them.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Thanks Chuck.

FYI - The meeting was delayed due to a budget meeting the chiefs were in. We will be doing it at
1300 or 1330 depending on their availability.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Meeting
Chuck,
I am sick today and won't be in. Don't forget about the brief to the Chiefs regarding the rifle case.
Tell him what's been done and what the plan is moving forward. Don't over do it or try to sugar coat it,
just tell it to him straight. Let him drive the meeting and see where he's going with it.
The goal is to give him information but not spend too much time doing it. Make sense?
Call if you need to.

Subject: Meeting
Chuck,
I am sick today and won't be in. Don't forget about the brief to the Chiefs regarding the rifle case.
Tell him what's been done and what the plan is moving forward. Don't over do it or try to sugar coat it,
just tell it to him straight. Let him drive the meeting and see where he's going with it.
The goal is to give him information but not spend too much time doing it. Make sense?
Call if you need to.

To: Batiste, John (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: Re: BlackBerry PIN
Sorry sirs, I was working out.
My PIN is:
3243BE63
Mike

Subject: BlackBerry PIN
Mike what's you BlackBerry's PIN?

Our Motto is:
Subject: FW: Highway Serial Killings Across the Nation

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
To: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Karnitz, Dave (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP); 'HammonP@wsdot.wa.gov'
Subject: Highway Serial Killings Across the Nation
Here's some pretty disturbing information involving serial killings that are taking place of our nations
highway system. Our folks should be aware of and alert for signs of suspicious behavior occurring
around rest areas, truck stops, etc..
Along highways, signs of serial killingshttp://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2010-10-05-

1Ahighwaykiller05_CV_N.htm

Our Motto is:
To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Swainson, Edward; Brent Speyer (brent.speyer@snoco.org)
Subject: RE: Congratulations! 2010 WATPA Award
EJ,
Please share with your folks how proud we are of them and the work that they do. It is a team effort
when they receive such recognition and they are to be commended.
It is also okay for you to take a minute and reflect on the leadership and direction that you provide that
unit on a daily basis. Thanks for the work you do and for honoring this department with your continued
efforts in leading your team.
Great job EJ,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Swainson, Edward; Brent Speyer (brent.speyer@snoco.org)
Subject: RE: Congratulations! 2010 WATPA Award
Brent and EJ,
Congratulations to you and your unit for being selected to receive a WATPA Award. SNOCAT is very
deserving of this recognition. Your unit sets the standard for other auto theft units to emulate by your
continued successes over the last couple years. Keep up the good work and let’s go for three years in a
row.
I will see you at the luncheon.
Congratulations!
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953
From: Swainson, Edward [mailto:SSHEJS@co.snohomish.wa.us]

Subject: FW: Congratulations! 2010 WATPA Award
FYI LT
Sergeant E.J. Swainson #207 WSP
Snohomish County Auto Theft (SNOCAT) Task Force
425-388-6074 Office
425-754-5864 Mobile
425-388-6094 Fax
edward.swainson@snoco.org
From: Cynthia Jordan [mailto:cjordan@waspc.org]

To: Speyer, Brent; Swainson, Edward; Herrera, Chris; Ryan, Paul; Haldeman, Terry; Maynard, Jeanne;
Williams, Jim; Sowa, Walt
Cc: Grant Clark; Lovick, John
Subject: Congratulations! 2010 WATPA Award
Greetings:
It is my great pleasure to notify you that the Snohomish County Auto Theft Task Force (SNOCAT), was
selected by the Washington Auto Theft Prevention Authority board members to receive a recognition
award. The award presentation luncheon will be held at the 2010 WATPA Auto Theft Conference at
Campbell’s Resort in Chelan, WA, on November 4, 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
The members of SNOCAT listed on the nomination are as follows:
Lieutenant Brent Speyer
Sergeant EJ Swainson
Detective Terry Haldeman
Detective Chris Herrera
Legal Secretary Jeanne Maynard
Detective Paul Ryan
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Walt Sowa
Detective Jim Williams
Congratulations!
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/>
To: Elmore, Zach (WSP)
Subject: Re: Coffee
Perfect thanks

From: Elmore, Zach (WSP)
Subject: Coffee
Skipper,
Wagners at 2 is a go.
Subject: Coffee
Can we make it Wagners at 2 PM? I have to interview a guy at 3:15.
Let me know bud.

Subject: Re: Meeting with Glen
I am available after 3 but not at 2:30. 3:15 would be better.

Cc: Lantz, Bruce (WSP)
Subject: Meeting with Glen
Captain,
I just spoke with Glen Christopherson’s secretary regarding the sergeant’s selection. Glen has been in
bargaining the last few days and hasn’t been available. He does have some open time at 2:30
tomorrow afternoon if we could all meet and talk with Bruce. I still don’t know if he does want to
participate or if he is fine with our selection. I’m hoping that he will respond when he gets a break.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: Re: MIRT and OPLEA meeting
OK thanks. Those agreements are signed by either DC Karnitz or a designee.
See you there
From: Old, Chris (WSP)

Subject: MIRT and OPLEA meeting
Captain,
FYI, at the November 2nd OPLEA meeting that you and or Lt. Leblanc are attending regarding the MIRT
agreement between the multiple Olympic Peninsula LEA. The WSP might be asked to sign the
agreement. Captain Sutton advised the Chief might be the only WSP person who can sign the
agreement.
The only D8 personnel who will be there are Sergeant In Charge Gailin Hester and District 2 Lt. Clint
Casebolt; Captain Sutton will be at the Target Zero meeting in Olympia.
Lieutenant Chris Old
WSP District 8
4811 Werner Rd
Bremerton, WA 98312
360-405-6602
"service with humility"

Subject: Blankers
AC Miller,
FYI this is the latest entry for CITE regarding Blankers. Apparently he gave a statement and we should
know something soon. Maybe as early as this week.
I called Detective Lori Blankenship KCSO for a case update. She stated that Cpl. Blankers gave a
statement to the investigators on Thursday October 21st. Prosecutor Russ Houge has the case file and
will have the transcribed statement this afternoon for his review. The Sheriff’s office believes that Mr.
Houge will have his ruling this week.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Huntington, John (WSP); Presba, Dan (WSP)
Subject: Case updates
John/Dan,
Can you please update CITE for the following case? Thanks
08-06-013316 This one needs to have follow up on whether the trial actually got under way
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: RE: Case updates
Oh boy. That sounds like a hoot.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Case updates
I will correct this when I get to the office. I'm at my fourth meeting of the day and still have not made
it to the office.
Ken

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Ken,
Can you see that these cases are updated with the latest information in CITE please? Thank you
04-09-012522 On the latest update it says other cases prevented work on this one. While that may be
true, we should probably put something else in there.
(I actually chuckled when I read that)

04-10-000816 This is the FBI case you guys assisted on.
I know you guys are busy with all the shootings over there as well as your normal cases so get to it
when you can. Also, please let me know when you want us to try to get the exemption from OFM to fill
the opening you currently have. It seems like you could use it, but let me know or Chuck know.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Ken,
Can you see that these cases are updated with the latest information in CITE please? Thank you
04-09-012522 On the latest update it says other cases prevented work on this one. While that may be
true, we should probably put something else in there.
(I actually chuckled when I read that)
04-10-000816 This is the FBI case you guys assisted on.
I know you guys are busy with all the shootings over there as well as your normal cases so get to it
when you can. Also, please let me know when you want us to try to get the exemption from OFM to fill
the opening you currently have. It seems like you could use it, but let me know or Chuck know.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Ditter, Patrick (WSP)
Subject: Case Updates
Can you please update the following cases in CITE to reflect the latest information on each? Thanks
03-10-000333 Last updated on September 23 by Pat Ditter
03-10-012012 Last updated on October 6th with information forwarded to ATF
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Cell Phone training
Attachments: DO_NOT_REPLY_D8SquadMX3501N_wsp_internal_20101026_070434.pdf
Tim,
This is the cell phone training that I spoke with you about.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: Kitsap
FYI, we do have some agreements with some agencies in D-8 and we are attempting to finalize
another, but it does not involve any of these agencies. I suspect that once we get up and running and
demonstrate the success of the teams we are on, others may be calling.
I will let you know after I speak with Huntington if the opportunity exists to enter into one with these
guys, but recall that Bainbridge is not a big WSP fan so it may be difficult. I will keep you posted.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Kitsap
Hi Mike,
Do you know if Kitsap/Bremerton/Bainbridge etc. are thinking about a multi-jurisdictional team? Do we

currently get calls from them for Officer Involved shootings?
Thanks,
Greg

(360) 704-2979
Bainbridge Island police fatally shoot man with ax
Posted on October 27, 2010 at 6:30 AM
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. - Bainbridge Island police shot and killed a man officers say attacked them
with an ax.
News reports say two officers responded to an unintelligible 911 call Tuesday night and found a man in
his 20s who would not answer questions.
Kitsap County sheriff's spokesman Scott Wilson says the man was aggressive and charged at the
officers. They shocked him with a Taser.
He retreated, but Wilson says he came back at the officers with an ax, and the officers fired.
The man went back into an apartment where a SWAT team entered about 10 p.m. to find him dead.
Subject: RE: Kitsap
I don’t recall any times since I have been here that we have responded, but I am checking to see if we
responded to any prior to my arrival. I also am not aware of any agreements that we are using for
officer involved shootings. I have a message in to John Huntington to see if we help them when they
call and I will let you know what I learn.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Kitsap
Hi Mike,
Do you know if Kitsap/Bremerton/Bainbridge etc. are thinking about a multi-jurisdictional team? Do we

currently get calls from them for Officer Involved shootings?
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Bainbridge Island police fatally shoot man with ax

Posted on October 27, 2010 at 6:30 AM
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. - Bainbridge Island police shot and killed a man officers say attacked them
with an ax.
News reports say two officers responded to an unintelligible 911 call Tuesday night and found a man in
his 20s who would not answer questions.
Kitsap County sheriff's spokesman Scott Wilson says the man was aggressive and charged at the
officers. They shocked him with a Taser.
He retreated, but Wilson says he came back at the officers with an ax, and the officers fired.
The man went back into an apartment where a SWAT team entered about 10 p.m. to find him dead.
OK. But only if it doesn’t hurt my feelings
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Wow. Now that’s some buttering up. Remind me to tell you the definition of the term “SLJO”
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: FW: PIP - Criminal History Record Retention and Retrieval Project - TEC Disposition Required
Importance: High
Keith,
Thank you for volunteering to be the lead on this committee. This level of commitment and dedication
to the team is admirable and it is what distinguishes you from the other two, less qualified, less
competent and less team oriented Lieutenants that you are cursed to serve with.
It personally inspires me to know that you will be involved with this committee and diligently watching
out for CID and our interests. Thank you again for the dedication and loyalty. If only I had two more
like you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Importance: High
TEC Members,
out there.

suffice.
Michael D. York
360-705-5165 (Desk)

Subject: RE: D-5 Callout
Send me an update when you can. Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: FW: D-5 Callout
Gentlemen,
FYI - I am heading down to Lewis County to assist Brusseau and Kelly. Call me if you need anything.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: D-5 Callout
Lt
Myself and Jim Kelly are enroute to assist Lewis County SO with investigating an officer involved
shooting. The officer is from Longview Police Department and is fine. The suspect is deceased. We will
be mapping the scene with the total station.
Rob
Det. Sgt. Rob Brusseau

Subject: FW: PIP - Criminal History Record Retention and Retrieval Project - TEC Disposition Required
Importance: High
Keith,
Thank you for volunteering to be the lead on this committee. This level of commitment and dedication
to the team is admirable and it is what distinguishes you from the other two, less qualified, less
competent and less team oriented Lieutenants that you are cursed to serve with.
It personally inspires me to know that you will be involved with this committee and diligently watching
out for CID and our interests. Thank you again for the dedication and loyalty. If only I had two more
like you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Importance: High
TEC Members,
out there.

suffice.
Michael D. York
360-705-5165 (Desk)

Subject: Re: Coffee with Robert
Got it, thanks.
From: Elmore, Zach (WSP)

Subject: Coffee with Robert
Skipper,
Sent you an Outlook invite but am new to that and am not sure I did that correctly.
Coffee at 1400 with Veliz is a go.
We can figure out “where” later.
Sergeant Zach Elmore #227
Capitol Detachment
(360) 596-3992

To: Solie, Arel (WSP)
Subject: RE: recycled paper usage report - CID
Our division has been using the recycled paper since April. The only exceptions are the D-7 and MAIT
offices where the copy repair companies are convinced that recycled paper is the cause of problems
with the machines.
I have instructed Vicky Leonard to work with Betty Stanek and either figure out a solution or seek and
exemption from the requirement.
Thanks,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Solie, Arel (WSP)

Subject: recycled paper usage report - CID
Attached is the Criminal Investigation Division District 1 - 1st quarter 2010 paper usage report. This
information was compiled by Property Management Division (PMD) based on Office Depot purchase
records and will be sent out on a quarterly basis to all divisions.
RCW 70.95.725 requires agencies to purchase 100% recycled content paper for plain, white bond, 8.5”
x 11” paper effective December 31, 2009. WSP is required to report to General Administration and
Department of Ecology its 100% recycled paper compliance rate.
This requirement is for plain, white bond paper only. It does not include colored paper, odd sized paper,
or 3 hole punched paper.
100% recycled 8.5” x 11” paper must be utilized in all copiers and printers. Most agency devices are
calibrated to accept the recycled paper with little or no performance issues. On rare occasions, some
copiers and printers may jam excessively. If you experience significant issues with the copier or printer,
please contact Betty Stanek in Supply (betty.stanek@wsp.wa.gov) for troubleshooting 100% recycled
paper issues.
If your division/district has a process or procedure that cannot be accommodated with 100% recycled
paper, WSP will need to approve and document that business need and report it annually with our
recycled paper reports. Exemption forms will be available on the PMD website soon; until then, please
work directly with Betty Stanek.
Please let us know if you have any questions regarding this report. It is our goal to submit a report at
the end of the year showing 100% compliance by the end of the calendar year, so please work with
your administrative staff who purchase paper to ensure that 100% recycled content paper is purchased
for 8.5” x 11” white bond paper.
Thank you,
Arel
Arel Solie
Property Management Division Commander
(360) 596-6043 - office
(360) 239-3071 - cell
arel.solie@wsp.wa.gov

Please have whoever is in charge of the D-7 and MAIT printers contact Betty Stanek to try to resolve
the issues. If they can’t be resolved and the copier repair person is convinced that the problems are the
paper, then we need to have WSP approval to deviate from the requirement.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

We are and have for some time now. I also check the Office Depot orders when they come in to make
sure it is the 100% recycled paper that is being ordered. There are only two exceptions, D7 & MAIT,
the copier repair person said it was the recycled paper that was causing problems with both of their
copiers. I had asked them to have something in writing from the copier repair person to attach to the
repair log kept in their copiers paper drawer.
There is a Senator that monitors this. Office Depot sends him a report every month on who is/isn’t
using 100% recycled paper.
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: FW: recycled paper usage report - CID
Are we moving toward being compliant with this RCW? It appears that we are not in compliance.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

paper issues.
Thank you,
Arel
Arel Solie
(360) 596-6043 - office
(360) 239-3071 - cell

To: Harkcom, Ken (WSP)
Subject: FW: RE: funny (UNCLASSIFIED)
FYI

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Re: RE: funny (UNCLASSIFIED)
david-quantock@us.army.mil

Date: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 8:59
Subject: RE: funny (UNCLASSIFIED)
> My friend, (you met him), Ken Harkcom, would like to email General
> Quantock (sp). Can you get me an email address please?
>
> (360) 704-2950 (desk)
> (360) 239-0042 (cell)
>
> From: Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA [mailto:edgar.w.dahl@us.army.mil]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 7:30 AM
> To: Dahl, Mike (WSP)
> Subject: funny (UNCLASSIFIED)
>
> Classification: UNCLASSIFIED
> Caveats: NONE
>
> Check this one out Mike:
>
>
>
> At approximately 2205hrs a grey in color Saturn Ion attempted
> access onto JBLM. The driver SPC Burgers, Daniel J., was
> instructed to open his trunk due to mandatory trunk inspections
> IAW the schedule. When SPC Burgers opened the trunk OFC Galaz saw
> what appeared to be a body, which was later identified as a
> clothed blow-up doll. OFC Galaz had SPC Burgers pull over into the
> holding area. FLECC was contacted at approximately 2212hrs and at
> approximately 2215hrs MP arrived. SPC Burgers was asked to deflate
> the doll and put it in his room. SPC Burgers said his friends
> placed the doll in the trunk, because they thought it would be funny.
>
>
>
> Caveats: NONE
To: Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA IMCOM
Subject: RE: RE: funny (UNCLASSIFIED)
Thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: Re: RE: funny (UNCLASSIFIED)
david-quantock@us.army.mil

Date: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 8:59
> My friend, (you met him), Ken Harkcom, would like to email General
> Quantock (sp). Can you get me an email address please?
>
> (360) 704-2950 (desk)
> (360) 239-0042 (cell)
>
> From: Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA [mailto:edgar.w.dahl@us.army.mil]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 7:30 AM
> To: Dahl, Mike (WSP)
> Subject: funny (UNCLASSIFIED)
>
> Caveats: NONE
>
> Check this one out Mike:
>
>
>
> At approximately 2205hrs a grey in color Saturn Ion attempted
> access onto JBLM. The driver SPC Burgers, Daniel J., was
> instructed to open his trunk due to mandatory trunk inspections
> IAW the schedule. When SPC Burgers opened the trunk OFC Galaz saw
> what appeared to be a body, which was later identified as a
> clothed blow-up doll. OFC Galaz had SPC Burgers pull over into the
> holding area. FLECC was contacted at approximately 2212hrs and at
> approximately 2215hrs MP arrived. SPC Burgers was asked to deflate
> the doll and put it in his room. SPC Burgers said his friends
> placed the doll in the trunk, because they thought it would be funny.
>
>
>
> Caveats: NONE
Subject: FW: recycled paper usage report - CID
Attachments: REVISED ISB CID Paper Consumption 1Q10.pdf
Are we moving toward being compliant with this RCW? It appears that we are not in compliance.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

paper issues.
Thank you,
Arel
Arel Solie
(360) 596-6043 - office
(360) 239-3071 - cell

To: Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA
My friend, (you met him), Ken Harkcom, would like to email General Quantock (sp). Can you get me an
email address please?
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Dahl, Edgar W CIV USA [mailto:edgar.w.dahl@us.army.mil]

Subject: funny (UNCLASSIFIED)
Classification: UNCLASSIFIED
Caveats: NONE
Check this one out Mike:
At approximately 2205hrs a grey in color Saturn Ion attempted access onto JBLM. The driver SPC
Burgers, Daniel J., was instructed to open his trunk due to mandatory trunk inspections IAW the
schedule. When SPC Burgers opened the trunk OFC Galaz saw what appeared to be a body, which was
later identified as a clothed blow-up doll. OFC Galaz had SPC Burgers pull over into the holding area.
FLECC was contacted at approximately 2212hrs and at approximately 2215hrs MP arrived. SPC Burgers
was asked to deflate the doll and put it in his room. SPC Burgers said his friends placed the doll in the
trunk, because they thought it would be funny.
Caveats: NONE
Subject: FW: funny (UNCLASSIFIED)
My brother recently retired from active duty and then returned to Joint Base Lewis-McCord as a civilian.
His guys do the base security for entry on to the installations at the gates.
This incident report is one that really happened yesterday.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Caveats: NONE
Caveats: NONE
To: "edgar.w.dahl@us.army.mil"
Subject: Re: funny (UNCLASSIFIED)
Wow. That's not one I would like to explain and try to live with.
Yikes.

Caveats: NONE
Caveats: NONE
Subject: Re: D6 Det. Sgt. Position
Perfect. Thank you.

Subject: FW: D6 Det. Sgt. Position
Captain,
I went ahead and cancelled the interviews for this Friday since we are down to one applicant. Sergeant
Kurt Adkinson will meet with you and I in your office this Friday (10/29) at 10:00 am. I checked your
schedule and that time is open. That was we can get Kurt on the road back east before traffic gets too
congested. Please let me know if you are in agreement with this. Thank you!
Tell Jackson we hope he feels better!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: D6 Det. Sgt. Position
Boss,
I just received a call from Steve Morehead and he is pulling his name from contention. He indicated he
and his wife are just about to adopt a little girl and they did not want to upset the balance at home
during the transition. I told him I understood and thanked him for applying. With that said, how would
you like me to move forward? I can still do the interview on Friday in Moses Lake, but since we are
down to Kurt Adkinson as the lone applicant, would it be better to have him come over here to meet
with you and I? I can have this done sooner this week as opposed to later? What do you think?
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: RE: Cardboard gun boxes
Always see if someone else can pay for them first. If they say no, then we can discuss. I like the idea
so let's do this soon.
Good stuff, thanks.

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: FW: Cardboard gun boxes
Importance: Low
Boss,
What do you think? Can we order these for our CIUs, or should we have FOB Evidence Custodians pay
for these. The cost is minimal either way. Thanks.
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Importance: Low
Lt.,
I am trying to acquire some rifle boxes for evidence collection. Brian Smelcer from the Seattle Crime
Lab sent links to a few options. It looks like the best deal might be 25 Rifle Boxes w/ 50 zip ties, for
$51. If we could get the evidence folks to purchase them, that would be even better. Maybe order 25
and give three to each unit? Thanks!
Mike

2700 116th St NE
Office:360-654-1141
Micro:70141
Cell:425-508-1048
Fax:360-654-1212

From: Smelser, Brian (WSP)
Cc: Wyant, Rick (WSP)
Subject: RE: Cardboard gun boxes
Importance: Low
Here are some sources. I cannot recommend any particular vendor as that might appear as an
endorsement of their product over another and therefore violate State Law! It might be a good idea to
get some of the ones with the window in them. Those can be used specifically for DNA so that the
firearm can be viewed without opening the box so that there will be less possibility of contamination.
http://www.forensicssource.com/c-1177-evidence-boxes.aspx 25 Rifle Boxes w/ window, $91
http://www.evidentcrimescene.com/cata/evid2/evid2.html 25 Rifle Boxes w/o window, $44
http://www.crime-scene.com/store/boxes.shtml 25 Rifle Boxes w/ 50 zip ties and no window, $51
http://store.sirchie.com/Evidence-Collection-Boxes-C458.aspx 25 Rifle Boxes w/o window, $64.95
There probably are a few other sources but these should suffice. Let me know if there are any other
products we can help you find.
Brian Smelser
2203 Airport Way S. Suite 250
Seattle, WA 98134
(206) 262-6020
Service With Humility
From: Wyant, Rick (WSP)
To: Smelser, Brian (WSP)
can you handle or delegate please?

________________________________________
To: Wyant, Rick (WSP)
Subject: Cardboard gun boxes
Rick
Hope you are having a great time at LPO! Do you guys or the CSRT use cardboard gun boxes? If so,
who are you ordering them from? Thanks for the help!
Mike

2700 116th St NE
Office:360-654-1141
Micro:70141
Cell:425-508-1048
Fax:360-654-1212
Subject: RE: Blackberry
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.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Brusseau,
Rob (WSP); Hall, Daniel (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP)
Subject: FW: Blackberry
If you could let me know how many times your BB has stopped working and had to reset the battery. If
there are certain locations that it goes out or is it any location. The more info the better to help Ron.
If I have missed someone, please let me know. I am going by e-mails that I have received and in
speaking with others.
Thanks,
Vicky
From: Palmer, Ronald [mailto:Ronald.Palmer@VerizonWireless.com]

Vicky,
Is there a particular area where this is happening, or is there no rhyme or reason? The more
information we have, the better we can trouble-shoot. Does this happen on a regular basis? We don’t
want it to happen at all, but we want to know if this was a one-time, or whether it’s happened multiple
times. Let me know if I need to come in to gather any data so I can get some answers for you. It
shouldn’t be happening, but it’s even happened to my device over the past month.
Ron Palmer
Verizon Wireless Government Account Manager
ronald.palmer@verizonwireless.com
360-701-9667
From: Vicky.Leonard@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:Vicky.Leonard@wsp.wa.gov]

To: Palmer, Ronald
Capt. Dahl – 360-239-0042
Lt. Bosman – 360-507-7204
Lt. Huntley – 360-507-2508
Lt. LeBlanc – 360-239-4174
Sgt. Hall – 360-239-0291
Sgt. Brusseau – 360-901-9311
Sgt. Huntington – 360-204-2834
These are the ones that I know of..
Thanks!
Thanks,
Vicky
From: Palmer, Ronald [mailto:Ronald.Palmer@VerizonWireless.com]

Vicky,
Let me check with the data team to see what they can provide in the way of guidance. Are you able to
provide the phone numbers of the users having the issue? Thanks.
Ron Palmer
Verizon Wireless Government Account Manager
ronald.palmer@verizonwireless.com
360-701-9667
From: Vicky.Leonard@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:Vicky.Leonard@wsp.wa.gov]

To: Patrick.Horan@wsp.wa.gov; Tina.Simmons@wsp.wa.gov; Palmer, Ronald
We have seven, that I know of, Blackberries continually stop receiving e-mails, and needs to be reset.
This has happened more than once with each of them. Is there anything that can be done? Four of
the seven are Command Staff and they need the communication. I know that the Captain had not
received e-mails over this last weekend.
Any help/guidance appreciated…
Thanks,
Vicky
Subject: RE: D6 CIU Sergeant"s Interview Questions
This should work
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: D6 CIU Sergeant's Interview Questions
This is what I have…if you have something different that is better than I will take what you have.
Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: RE: D6 CIU Sergeant's Interview Questions
Looks good, thanks. Do you have the scoring matrix? If not, let me know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: D6 CIU Sergeant's Interview Questions
Boss,
Please see the attached for your review. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: RE: D6 CIU Sergeant"s Interview Questions
Looks good, thanks. Do you have the scoring matrix? If not, let me know.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: D6 CIU Sergeant's Interview Questions
Boss,
Please see the attached for your review. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Call
Marc,
Can you call me when you get this please? I have a couple task force guys that are from other agencies
that I would like to get into training at the academy and they need a place to stay and eat. The
training is free, but without the benefit of the academy accommodations, it is unlikely they can go.
Please call me so we can discuss. Thanks
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: CID bag
Perfect, thanks

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
Subject: CID bag
Hi Capt.
I just found your bag and LPO book in the Recon class room. I just gave it to Capt Lamoreaux top hold.
John

Bremerton CIU
(360) 405-6641
Subject: Re: Meeting today
I will be there.

Subject: Meeting today
Can you come to the AC’s Office at 3:30 to sit in on a call to Grant County for an investigation they are
requesting. AC already spoke with Acting Chief Braniff and he will be there too. Sorry…Vicky is in a
meeting so I couldn’t go through her.
Thanks!
Stephanie Porter
Phone: 360-596-4112
Fax: 360-596-4129
Stephanie.Porter@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:Stephanie.Porter@wsp.wa.gov>
Subject: RE: CDIU Detective"s Position
AC Miller will be back on Monday so we should give him a day to catch up. I can suggest Tuesday for
time on his calendar, but we should have a strategy ready so that we drive the meeting and have a
clear plan for how to fill that job, and the job(s) that are left vacant by us hiring this person.
Let’s meet and discuss later today.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: CDIU Detective's Position
Captain,
Are we able to get on the DC’s and AC’s calendar to discuss the CDIU Spokane position? Joe keeps
asking and I was hoping to get things moving forward here soon.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: Jones, Yvette (WSP)
Cc: Marshall, Pat (WSP); Robertson, Amber (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith
(WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: RE: Gravestone Marker - Deceased Retired Trooper Detective William R. Altvater
Thanks for the explanation. I did not know we provided this service so thank you.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Jones, Yvette (WSP)

Cc: Marshall, Pat (WSP); McLaughlin, Amber (WSP)
Subject: RE: Gravestone Marker - Deceased Retired Trooper Detective William R. Altvater
Captain –
When a retiree passes away, the WSP provides a marker to the family. It is a bronze 3”x5” plaque with
the State’s emblem in the background and includes the employee’s rank (if applicable), name, and
dates of service with the WSP. It is designed to be affixed to a gravestone, but can be displayed in
other ways if the retiree does not have a gravestone.
The markers are charged to the retiree’s last duty assignment.
This is briefly covered in Regulation 11.13.010(C).
The Chief has extended this offer to the Retiree’s Association to allow them to “pre-order” their own
markers. HRD often receives several orders after one of their annual meetings. As these orders are
foreseen, HRD is able to notify the district/division in advance of the order/charge to their budgets, and
stagger the orders if requested.
Please let me know if you need additional information.
Thank you,
Yvette Jones
Human Resource Consultant
360-704-2319
Fax: 360-704-2297
yvette.jones@wsp.wa.gov

Subject: FW: Gravestone Marker - Deceased Retired Trooper Detective William R. Altvater
Importance: High
Can you please tell me what this is? I have never seen this before so I am wondering what marker and
what billing is coming to CID’s budget. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Importance: High
FYI~
Thanks,
Vicky

Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Marshall, Pat (WSP)
Subject: Gravestone Marker - Deceased Retired Trooper Detective William R. Altvater
Importance: High
Good morning, Christine –
Please prepare a Gravestone Marker for the following:
NAME: Trooper Detective William R. Altvater
SERVICE DATES: Hired: November 17, 1958
Retired: June 1, 1984
Deceased: October 10, 2010
*If unable to fit complete rank and name, please use: Detective William R. Altvater
Please charge the marker to his last duty assignment location Bellevue CID:
Criminal Investigation Division - 78%
081
030
00160
160
001
01*
00160
160
Please mail the marker to his son:
Terry C. Altvater
1028 D Old HWY 12 Mile Road
Colville WA 99114
Contact phone number: 509-684-9185
Thank you.
Yvette Jones
360-704-2319
Fax: 360-704-2297
Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Attachments: Regulation 20.00. 120.docx
Regulation 20.03.010.docx
Here they are.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
I guess the procedure is for you to approve these recommended changes then we send it downstairs.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: Bryant, Stephanie (WSP)
Hi Stephanie,
Please see the attached recommended changes to the following regulations:
20.03.010 – Crime Analysis
We recommend no changes to the CID portion of 20.00.020 – Case Filing System. Gretchen may have
her own recommendations regarding the first part of the regulation.
Regulation 2.00.120 – Use of Force Review has already been changed.
Thank you and have a great weekend.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

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

Thank you!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136

master list?
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136

Subject: Re: Regulation Manual Update
These were sent to SPP last week. Huntley took care of it.

Did the updates go to A/C Miller?
Thx,

Just checking on the status – thanks ~

When I receive them I will forward them on to you… J
Thanks,
Vicky

Thanks Pal – this is just what we were looking for!

Thanks,
Vicky

Thank you!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136


master list?
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst

Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136

Importance: High
Can you please tell me what this is? I have never seen this before so I am wondering what marker and
what billing is coming to CID’s budget. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Importance: High
FYI~
Thanks,
Vicky

Cc: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Marshall, Pat (WSP)
Subject: Gravestone Marker - Deceased Retired Trooper Detective William R. Altvater
Importance: High
Good morning, Christine –
Please prepare a Gravestone Marker for the following:

NAME: Trooper Detective William R. Altvater
SERVICE DATES: Hired: November 17, 1958
Retired: June 1, 1984
Deceased: October 10, 2010
*If unable to fit complete rank and name, please use: Detective William R. Altvater
Please charge the marker to his last duty assignment location Bellevue CID:
081
030
00160
160
001
01*
00160
160
Please mail the marker to his son:
Terry C. Altvater
1028 D Old HWY 12 Mile Road
Colville WA 99114
Contact phone number: 509-684-9185
Thank you.
Yvette Jones
360-704-2319
Fax: 360-704-2297
Subject: RE: db - CID Detective Sergeant DSHS Olympia 101910.doc
On the announcement it says that they have to mail you items or fax it to you. Why can’t they campus
mail?
Otherwise I like it and it can go out tomorrow. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Mauro, Vik (WSP); Benson, Angela (WSP)
Subject: db - CID Detective Sergeant DSHS Olympia 101910.doc
Importance: High
Captain,
Attached is the advertisement for the DSHS Sgt’s’ position. Please approve for today’s bulletin.
Thank you,
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

Subject: FW: FOB Trooper Collision Investigation Checklist (Cheat sheet)
Attachments: Collision Investigation Checklist (2).docx
AC Miller,
Here is the checklist we discussed putting together for our line supervisors. This was created with input
from all the CIU supervisors in CID so it is comprehensive.
I request that you review it and then if you approve, we will submit it to Tammy Usher to have it made
in to an actual WSP form. The plan is to have my CIU Sergeants roll it out to the respective Districts at
their supervisors meetings. I will send an email to the District Commanders first to let them know it is
coming.
Thanks,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: RE: FOB Trooper Collision Investigation Checklist (Cheat sheet)
Boss,
I have attached the final version for you to provide to AC Miller and beyond. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Yes, it needs to go through him and maybe beyond. I just needed the final version so I can present it
to him for review.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Boss,
Is this something you want to present to AC Miller for approval or can we move forward with Tammy
Usher in making this an actual form? Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Cc: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Chuck,
I like the form. I made one small change for your groups consideration;
Where it says:
Advise WSP Communications to notify a detachment supervisor, who shall contact : (if needed)
· DRE Officer

· Collision Tech
· CID Detective
· MAIT
· CVD

I added the grey part at the end so it doesn’t look like we are saying to call all those people all the
time. Only if needed.
I like it other than that. When the final draft is done, I can review it and then we can send it out.
Thanks for getting this so quickly.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain,
A final version for your review and approval. Thank you!
Chuck

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

Lt.,
At the suggestion of John and Kristene, I have made just a few modifications.
Mike
2700 116th St NE
Office:360-654-1141
Micro:70141
Cell:425-508-1048
Fax:360-654-1212

Cc: Hall, Daniel (WSP); Huntington, John (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP);
Subject: FOB Trooper Collision Investigation Checklist (Cheat sheet)
Captain,
Sergeant Mike Marken, in concert with all of the CIU sergeants, created the attached checklist for your
review and approval. They did a great job keeping this form from getting too complex/complicated and
kept it to the basics for our line personnel. I appreciate all of the sergeants who provided input for this
form in such quick order. Thank you all! Please let me know what you think boss.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Yes, it needs to go through him and maybe beyond. I just needed the final version so I can present it
to him for review.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Boss,
Is this something you want to present to AC Miller for approval or can we move forward with Tammy
Usher in making this an actual form? Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Chuck,
Where it says:
· DRE Officer
· Collision Tech
· CID Detective
· MAIT
· CVD


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

Lt.,
Mike
2700 116th St NE
Office:360-654-1141
Micro:70141
Cell:425-508-1048
Fax:360-654-1212

Captain,
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Cc: Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: RE: Auto Theft
Sounds good, thanks Chuck.
Since Terry is likely to be promoted soon, I would like to have one of his Detectives sit in on any
meetings and to be kept apprised of anything related to auto theft. That way when he does get
promoted, there will be a smooth transition and WSP will have a knowledgeable person on the
committee.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Liebrecht, Terry (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: FW: Auto Theft
Boss,
Just keeping you in the loop as I do not see you on any of the e-mails below. Terry Liebrecht will be
the WSP contact person in the greater Yakima Valley area regarding auto theft. If he gets heavily
involved in auto theft related investigations I will have him confer with Dave Bolton for
guidance/direction. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

To: Berry, Shawn (WSP)
Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Captain Berry,
Our unit will provide what assistance we can to assist our local allied law enforcement agencies. I
spoke with Chad last month about this investigative approach when we assisted the Sheriff’s department
with their fugitive sweep. During that sweep, one of the teams uncovered a ‘chop shop’ in the Zillah
area and I had our VIN personnel respond to assist with the identification of several motors and
vehicles that were confirmed as stolen.
Terry
From: Chad Peterschick [mailto:chad.peterschick@co.yakima.wa.us]

Subject: RE: Auto Theft
Terry, thanks for participating. Once the list is compiled I will send out a group email, Cc’d to the chiefs
the first time, letting everyone know it is off the ground.
Deputy Chad Peterschick
Yakima County Sheriff's Office
Violent Crimes Task Force/Auto Theft
(509)728-4403
From: Terry.Liebrecht@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:Terry.Liebrecht@wsp.wa.gov]

To: Chad Peterschick
Chad,
I’d be more than happy to support this approach to address the ever annoying Auto Theft issue here in
Yakima County and the remaining counties in our District. Please feel free to utilize me as the contact
person to provide whatever assistance my unit or I can provide to support your mission.
Sgt. Liebrecht
Contact Info:
Desk: 249-6741
Cell: 728-0049
From: Berry, Shawn (WSP)

Cc: Keightley, James (WSP)
Terry,
This communication contact would best fit in your area of responsibility you may want to consider
attending these meetings for WSP to exchange information concerning auto theft. Sounds like a decent
idea
Thanks/23
Captain Shawn Berry
District 3-Yakima
509-249-6708
From: Chad Peterschick [mailto:chad.peterschick@co.yakima.wa.us]

To: Berry, Shawn (WSP); David Charvet; Adam Diaz; Ed Campbell; Robert Perales; James Hagarty;
sar118@netzero.net; Jeff Ketchum; Kenneth Irwin; Paul Almeida; Sam Granato; Stacy Dwarshuis; Rich
Sanchez; kenh@yakama.com; Ed Radder; Mike Kisner; Dave Simmons; Jennifer Knight;
morgan.grant@dfw.wa.gov; msdavis@DOC1.WA.GOV; rich.mann@dfw.wa.gov
Cc: Randy Briscoe; Stewart Graham; cfairfield@nicb.org
Subject: Auto Theft
Chiefs and/or Supervisors,
My name is Chad Peterschick, I am a Deputy with the Yakima County Sheriff’s Office and currently
assigned to the Violent Crimes Task Force. In addition to my task force assignment/duties I am the
auto theft investigator for the Sheriff’s Office. For the last four years I have been involved with auto
theft primarily through our bait vehicles and my involvement with the National Insurance Crime Bureau
(NICB). I have no doubt that each of you is aware of our collective auto theft problem. I am also sure
that you are aware there is virtually no communication between our respective agencies in regards to
auto theft.
To that end, I would like to create a group of individuals, at least one from each agency, which would
be the contact person for their respective agency regarding auto theft. That person would be asked to
participate in monthly meetings, actively participate in emails designed to share information, update on
cases and suspects as well as requests for assistance. It would also allow us to better utilize the bait
vehicles by giving us targeted areas/individuals to deploy them.
If you are willing to participate in this endeavor please provide the name, phone number and email
address of the person you feel would be right for this assignment by replying to this email. Please also
feel free to forward this email to that person if that is easier.
While this is obviously not mandatory, your participation is greatly appreciated and can only aid us in
lowering our auto theft statistics.
Thanks you in advance,
Deputy Chad Peterschick
Yakima County Sheriff's Office
Violent Crimes Task Force/Auto Theft
(509)728-4403
Cc: Otis, Jeff (WSP)
Subject: FW: TRACY HANSEN - pistol
Chris,
Here is the answer to the question about Tracy Hansen’s weapon. It is safe and will be returned when
Sgt Wade comes over here to attend our supervisors meeting in early November.
Please let me know if you have any other concerns and thanks for the heads up.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Boss,
Wade is in possession of Tracy’s firearm. He will bring it over when he comes for the sergeant’s
meeting. Thank you!
Chuck

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

Subject: Re: TRACY HANSEN - pistol
It is locked in my office. I had intended on returning her weapon to supply but was told by Lt Kerwin to
sign it over to the district armor because they were shot a weapon. Well the armor injured his back and
is out on long term leave. Then I was going to return it to supply while at lpo. But I had to leave
shelton at 6 a m to drive to bellvue at tthw last minute for the jpa meeting.
I spoke with juile late in august and told her I would get it over mid septemper but I did not follow up
with her when that did not happen.
I also have the rest of her equipment which I will bring over for the sgt's meeting,
Ken

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Ken,
Let’s get this nailed down as soon as possible. Let me know by Monday what the disposition of Tracy’s
weapon is so that I can update the Captain. Thanks!
Chuck

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

Subject: Fw: TRACY HANSEN - pistol
Importance: High
Let's get this handled. Thank you Chuck

FYI
Jeff

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Morning Sgt. Wade – please provide status/location of weapon previously assigned to Tracy Hansen who
left the agency June 15, 2010.
Thank you.
Christine Fox

Importance: High
Hi Chris,
This weapon has not been purchased and this has not been turned into Supply. Tracy Hansen left the
agency in June 24, and Sgt. Wade was going to return the weapon and it has not been returned as of
today.
julie
From: MacMillan, Bill (WSP)

To: Hannah, Julie (WSP)
Subject: RE: TRACY HANSEN - pistol
Julie,
I have no record of a purchase.
Bill

To: MacMillan, Bill (WSP)
Importance: High
Hi Bill,
Will you please check and see if Tracy Hansen’s pistol was purchased or what the status is? Currently
this is still assigned/issued to her.
Thanks, julie

Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2010 1:56 PM
Subject: RE: TRACY HANSEN
I have collected her equipment and have it at the office. I have this equipment plus much more. I will
get these items returned to you when I return to Spokane.
Ken
________________________________

Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2010 8:58 AM
To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Cc: Fox, Christine (WSP); MacMillan, Bill (WSP)
Subject: TRACY HANSEN
Good morning Sgt. Wade,
In the Daily Bulletin, I see that Tracy Hansen left the agency on June 15, 2010. The tagged/tracked
equipment items listed below are still under her name. I’ve checked with Bill in the warehouse and
none of these items have been turned in.
Will you please let me know the status of these equipment items. Thanks, julie
Equipment
Description
Parent
Location
Dist/Det
Serial Number
Old Eqp ID
Badge #
056763
BADGE, COAT, NIELSON, TROOPER
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
WSP-308-1
WSP-308-1
056764
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
WSP-308-2
WSP-308-2
056765
BADGE, HAT, NIELSON, TROOPER
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
WSP-308-H1
WSP-308-H1
080478
VEST, US ARMOR, TV2-CC
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
71789-001
71789-001
081893
PISTOL, SMITH AND WESSON, FULL SIZE, MP 40
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
DTC6849
DTC6849
To: Otis, Jeff (WSP)
Thanks Jeff. I have Lt LeBlanc looking in to this.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Importance: High
FYI
Jeff

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Thank you.
Christine Fox

Importance: High
Hi Chris,
today.
julie

Julie,
Bill

Importance: High
Hi Bill,
Thanks, julie

Ken
________________________________

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Equipment
Description
Parent
Location
Dist/Det
Serial Number
Old Eqp ID
Badge #
056763
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
WSP-308-1
WSP-308-1
056764
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
WSP-308-2
WSP-308-2
056765
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
WSP-308-H1
WSP-308-H1
080478
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
71789-001
71789-001
081893
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
DTC6849
DTC6849
Subject: Re: CID Sergeant and Support Staff Meeting - DRAFT FOR YOUR REVIEW
October 28 and thanks.

Subject: RE: CID Sergeant and Support Staff Meeting - DRAFT FOR YOUR REVIEW
At the Academy:
October 28, November 17, December 9 & 10.
Your calendar is open on all four days. J
Thanks,
Vicky

I am not going. Can you find me a different one please?

Thank you so much! Have fun at firearms. J
Thanks,
Vicky
No problem. Thank you.

Subject: FW: CID Sergeant and Support Staff Meeting - DRAFT FOR YOUR REVIEW
Would you mind if Lt. LeBlanc sends out the e-mail to notify everyone for the meeting?
Thx,
V J
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: CID Sergeant and Support Staff Meeting - DRAFT FOR YOUR REVIEW
Sergeants,
This year’s Sergeants meeting will be held on Monday, November 8th starting at 1:00 p.m. and ending
at 5:00 p.m., we will pick back up on Tuesday, November 9th, 2010 at 8:00 a.m. and end at 3:00 p.m.
We will be meeting at Supply in their conference room. We will be having a working lunch and will
provide lunch on Tuesday. An agenda will be forthcoming.
We will be taking a group photograph when everyone arrives on Monday, November 8th at 1:00 p.m.,
business attire please.
If lodging is needed, please contact Vicky to make arrangements for you.

Please feel free to change the e-mail. I just received confirmation from Weldon that he will be there on
the 8th at 1:00, if something comes up he will be there on the 9th at 8:00 a.m.
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
I am not going. Can you find me a different one please?

Thank you so much! Have fun at firearms. J
Thanks,
Vicky


Thx,
V J
Thanks,
Vicky
Sergeants,
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax

Thx,
V J
Thanks,
Vicky

Sergeants,

Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Importance: High
Let's get this handled. Thank you Chuck

FYI
Jeff

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Thank you.
Christine Fox

Importance: High
Hi Chris,
today.
julie

Julie,
Bill

Importance: High
Hi Bill,
Thanks, julie

Ken
________________________________

To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Equipment
Description
Parent
Location
Dist/Det
Serial Number
Old Eqp ID
Badge #
056763
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
WSP-308-1
WSP-308-1
056764
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
WSP-308-2
WSP-308-2
056765
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
WSP-308-H1
WSP-308-H1
080478
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
71789-001
71789-001
081893
04-SPOK1-Y
0443
DTC6849
DTC6849
Chuck,
Where it says:
· DRE Officer
· Collision Tech
· CID Detective
· MAIT
· CVD

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

Lt.,
Mike
2700 116th St NE
Office:360-654-1141
Micro:70141
Cell:425-508-1048
Fax:360-654-1212

Captain,
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Re: MIRT- OPLEEA
OK. Thanks.
Vicky can you please add these dates and locations to the appropriate calendars?
Thanks

Cc: Old, Chris (WSP)
Subject: RE: MIRT- OPLEEA
The one on the 19th has been moved to November 2nd at the Casino and is for Chief’s/Sheriff’s/Exec
Staff. The one on the 20th is a working meeting to discuss the particulars of all the agreements finding
the best fit for this environment – it will be held at the Sequim Transit Center. You should send Chuck
and John to the meeting on the 20th and attend the November 2nd meeting with Chris.

Subject: FW: MIRT- OPLEEA
Steve,
Is the meeting I need to attend on the 19th at the Casino or this one that is on the 20th?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Cameron, Ron [mailto:rcameron@co.clallam.wa.us]

To: bdickinson@ci.sequim.wa.us; Sutton, Steve (WSP); Benedict, Bill; Peregrin, Ron;
tgallagh@cityofpa.us; llee.fpd@forkswashington.org; ahernandez@co.jefferson.wa.us;
bsmith@cityofpa.us; scrain@ci.sequim.wa.us; Yacklin, Brett (WSP); Kelly, Deborah; Nichols, Mark;
cdaily@cityofpt.us
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); smadison@ci.sequim.wa.us; scrain@ci.sequim.wa.us; Joe Nole;
Huntington, John (WSP)
Gentlemen (and ladies)
I have called together several commanders for a meeting to work on a document that may address all
the things we have been discussing. We will be meeting on 10/20 and I have included representatives
from most agencies. In review of all the submissions, as well as others I have come across, I believe we
can present an acceptable draft before OPLEAA. While it may not be the final version, I do believe it
will be a good quality document that we can work from. With representation from each of the agencies
we can address in a concise manner, many concerns we may have.
So we are clear, we are presenting this program as not simply a officer involved incident response team,
but expanded to include major crimes response as mentioned by Chief Dickinson.
As always, your input is extremely valuable so do not hesitate to call or write………..as I said, our results
will be presented to you before the meeting so you can have a chance to make comments,
recommendations or approvals on 11-2.
Thanks for your support.
Ron
Chief Criminal Deputy Ron Cameron

Clallam County Sheriffs Department
223 E 4th St. Suite 12
Port Angeles WA 98362
360-417-2570
360-460-4303 (cell)
From: Bill Dickinson [mailto:BDickinson@ci.sequim.wa.us]

To: 'Steve.Sutton@wsp.wa.gov'; Benedict, Bill; Peregrin, Ron; Cameron, Ron; tgallagh@cityofpa.us;
llee.fpd@forkswashington.org; ahernandez@co.jefferson.wa.us; bsmith@cityofpa.us;
scrain@ci.sequim.wa.us; Brett.Yacklin@wsp.wa.gov; Kelly, Deborah; Nichols, Mark; cdaily@cityofpt.us
Cc: Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov; Chris.Old@wsp.wa.gov; smadison@ci.sequim.wa.us;
scrain@ci.sequim.wa.us
Steve,
Thanks for sharing the policy. As far as officer involved shootings go, this appears to be very much in
line with the one I proposed. I think however, that at least some of us are interested in a team that
can be called out for any major crime investigation, to include an officer involved shooting protocol. I
think we are also intending to include municipalities in the current discussions and I would like to
encourage that. If I am reading the South Region agreement correctly, it is officer-involved-shooting
investigation specific. I am hoping that we can adopt a protocol that covers both kinds of investigations
in a single document. My question for you is whether the proposal I sent out would accommodate the
same or very similar protocol as the South Region agreement you offer. If so, do you think we can
extend our North Peninsula agreement to cover both officer-involved shootings, as well as other major
crime investigations, in all participating jurisdictions to include the municipalities?
Bill
________________________________
From: Steve.Sutton@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:Steve.Sutton@wsp.wa.gov]

To: Bill Dickinson; BBenedict@co.clallam.wa.us; rperegrin@co.clallam.wa.us;
rcameron@co.clallam.wa.us; tgallagh@cityofpa.us; llee.fpd@forkswashington.org;
ahernandez@co.jefferson.wa.us; bsmith@cityofpa.us; Sheri Crain; Brett.Yacklin@wsp.wa.gov;
DKelly@co.clallam.wa.us; MNichols@co.clallam.wa.us; cdaily@cityofpt.us
Cc: Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov; Chris.Old@wsp.wa.gov
Chief Dickinson,
Thank you for sending this alternative to the document originally sent out by Sheriff Benedict. First and
foremost, I appreciate everyone’s willingness to move this project forward. It has been some time since
we discussed it and with what is happening around the State and Nation these day regarding officer
involved shootings, it is a matter of time. This process/document will surely help ensure we get it done
right using the valuable resources available to each of us.
With that said, I have also attached a current agreement with Agencies in my South Region (Lewis,
Mason, Thurston, Pacific, and Grays Harbor Counties) that is already in place. As you will see when you
review it, it is also much less cumbersome than the Snohomish County Program – which lends itself to
being much more flexible. Since it is less cumbersome and intricate, it provides less for everyone’s
attorney’s to pick apart. However it still accomplishes the need for accountability, organization, and
ultimately a quality investigation.
I look forward to our further discussions on this topic.
Regards,
Steve Sutton
Captain Steve Sutton
WSP District 8 Commander
4811 Werner Rd
Bremerton, WA 98312
360-405-6601

To: 'Benedict, Bill'; Peregrin, Ron; Cameron, Ron; tgallagh@cityofpa.us; llee.fpd@forkswashington.org;
Hernandez, Tony; bsmith@cityofpa.us; Sheri Crain; Sutton, Steve (WSP); Yacklin, Brett (WSP); Kelly,
Deborah; Nichols, Mark; cdaily@cityofpt.us
OPLEEA Principals:
After receiving Sheriff Benedict’s following email, I asked if it would be alright to offer a similar, though
somewhat different MIRT agreement for everyone’s consideration. He was very accommodating and so,
attached, please find my offering of a modified MIRT agreement for your consideration. This one is a
little bit less comprehensive, but I think that we could put some of the operational aspects from the
original document into an SOP for the proposed Major Crimes Team. If you have time, would you take
a look at this suggestion and perhaps we can choose, cut, paste, edit, merge or do what ever we need
to do with the two proposals presented for your consideration. I look forward to the opportunity to
discuss in more detail and seek consensus when we meet. Thanks for allowing me to throw my two
new cents into the discussion.
Bill Dickinson
Tigard Police
________________________________
From: Benedict, Bill [mailto:BBenedict@co.clallam.wa.us]

Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 5:11 PM
To: Bill Dickinson; Peregrin, Ron; Cameron, Ron; tgallagh@cityofpa.us; llee.fpd@forkswashington.org;
Hernandez, Tony; bsmith@cityofpa.us; Sheri Crain; Sutton, Steve; brett.yacklin@wsp.wa.gov; Kelly,
Subject: MIRT- OPLEEA
OPLEEA Principals:
Here’s a new acronym- MIRT which stand for Major Incident Response Team. As discussed over the
past year, we now have a draft of a document to establish such an animal.
Ron Cameron has provided such a draft (attached), liberally plagiarized from the Snohomish program
called SMART.
We would like to make this protocol the subject of our next OPLEEA meeting, tentatively scheduled for
Oct 19th at the Casino, from 1100 to 1300.
I would like everyone to review the draft between now and then, and use this forum to voice
objections, make suggestions, and so forth. The idea is to come to a consensus at the meeting and get
it out on the street the next week.
Let me know if there are any major roadblocks to getting this done.
Thanks,
Bill

Bill Benedict
Clallam County Sheriff
223 E. 4th Street

360.417.2464
Subject: RE: CID - Automatic Approval - Request for Exemption
My suggestion is to have you and two current Sergeants on the panel. Wade and Liebrecht would be
good. Pick a central location so it doesn’t cause too much windshield time for our guys or the
candidates. I do want to review the questions ahead of time.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Boss,
There were no internal sergeants interested in the D6 CID Sergeant’s position. The following sergeants
have submitted their names:
· Sergeant Kurt Adkinson – D6 Moses Lake
· Sergeant Steve Morehead – D4 Ritzville
I am currently formulating the questions for the interview. Do you want to sit in on these interviews?
Otherwise, I can handle it with either Ken Wade or Terry Liebrecht. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Let’s wait and see who is putting in and how many. I will determine if I want to sit in based on that.
Thanks Chuck.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Monday, September 27, 2010 2:27 PM
Are you going to want to sit in on this panel? If so, I will have the interviews here at HQ. Thanks
boss!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: Re: CID - Automatic Approval - Request for Exemption
Let's get it out. Thanks

Subject: FW: CID - Automatic Approval - Request for Exemption
Captain,
With your approval I will move forward with HRD in advertising this in the DB. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

FYI~
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: CID - Automatic Approval - Request for Exemption
Hello, attached is a scanned copy of the automatic approval – request for exemption – D6 CID Sergeant
position, authorized by Chief John R. Batiste, please contact Ms. Yvette Fabregas for further recruitment
information, thank you.
Jennifer Kraft
(360) 704-2323
Subject: RE: CID Polo Shirts
Let’s use the grey for now. We can revisit this later when we have a better budget picture. Seems like
buying shirts right now when programs and jobs are under scrutiny might not be the best image to
send.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: CID Polo Shirts
Captain,
We are currently out of the large and extra large black CID polo shirts. I located the PO for the last
time we purchased the shirts in 2007. At that time, the shirts, including the embroidery, cost $22.75
plus tax for each shirt. If you approve ordering the additional shirts, I would recommend ordering 8 to
10 large and extra large shirts along with ordering 2 to 4 additional medium and double extra large
shirts while we are placing the order. Until I verify the current cost, the estimated cost would be
approximately $700 plus tax. Do you want to order additional black shirts or use the gray polo shirts
until the budget improves?
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: FW: MIRT- OPLEEA
Steve,
Is the meeting I need to attend on the 19th at the Casino or this one that is on the 20th?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Cameron, Ron [mailto:rcameron@co.clallam.wa.us]

To: bdickinson@ci.sequim.wa.us; Sutton, Steve (WSP); Benedict, Bill; Peregrin, Ron;
tgallagh@cityofpa.us; llee.fpd@forkswashington.org; ahernandez@co.jefferson.wa.us;
bsmith@cityofpa.us; scrain@ci.sequim.wa.us; Yacklin, Brett (WSP); Kelly, Deborah; Nichols, Mark;
cdaily@cityofpt.us
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); smadison@ci.sequim.wa.us; scrain@ci.sequim.wa.us; Joe Nole;
Huntington, John (WSP)
Gentlemen (and ladies)
I have called together several commanders for a meeting to work on a document that may address all
the things we have been discussing. We will be meeting on 10/20 and I have included representatives
from most agencies. In review of all the submissions, as well as others I have come across, I believe we
can present an acceptable draft before OPLEAA. While it may not be the final version, I do believe it
will be a good quality document that we can work from. With representation from each of the agencies
we can address in a concise manner, many concerns we may have.
So we are clear, we are presenting this program as not simply a officer involved incident response team,
but expanded to include major crimes response as mentioned by Chief Dickinson.
As always, your input is extremely valuable so do not hesitate to call or write………..as I said, our results
will be presented to you before the meeting so you can have a chance to make comments,
recommendations or approvals on 11-2.
Thanks for your support.
Ron
Chief Criminal Deputy Ron Cameron

Clallam County Sheriffs Department
223 E 4th St. Suite 12
360-417-2570
360-460-4303 (cell)

To: 'Steve.Sutton@wsp.wa.gov'; Benedict, Bill; Peregrin, Ron; Cameron, Ron; tgallagh@cityofpa.us;
llee.fpd@forkswashington.org; ahernandez@co.jefferson.wa.us; bsmith@cityofpa.us;
scrain@ci.sequim.wa.us; Brett.Yacklin@wsp.wa.gov; Kelly, Deborah; Nichols, Mark; cdaily@cityofpt.us
Cc: Mike.Dahl@wsp.wa.gov; Chris.Old@wsp.wa.gov; smadison@ci.sequim.wa.us;
scrain@ci.sequim.wa.us
Steve,
Bill
________________________________

Chief Dickinson,
Regards,
Steve Sutton
4811 Werner Rd
Bremerton, WA 98312
360-405-6601

OPLEEA Principals:
Bill Dickinson
Tigard Police
________________________________

OPLEEA Principals:
called SMART.
Thanks,
Bill

Bill Benedict
223 E. 4th Street
360.417.2464
Steve,
I will be at the meeting for this agreement. Which casino is it and how long will the drive be from
Olympia?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: 'BDickinson@ci.sequim.wa.us'; 'bbenedict@co.clallam.wa.us'; 'rperegrin@co.clallam.wa.us';
'rcameron@co.clallam.wa.us'; 'tgallagh@cityofpa.us'; 'llee.fpd@forkswashington.org';
'ahernandez@co.jefferson.wa.us'; 'bsmith@cityofpa.us'; 'SCrain@ci.sequim.wa.us'; Yacklin, Brett (WSP);
'DKelly@co.clallam.wa.us'; 'MNichols@co.clallam.wa.us'; 'cdaily@cityofpt.us'
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); 'SMadison@ci.sequim.wa.us'
Subject: Re: MIRT- OPLEEA
Chief,
You are correct, that agreement does only involve the Counties, which is something that is and will
continue to be addressed. In our North Region, I am hopeful, as you are, that everyone participates -
including municipalities. Finally, a major crimes investigative approach is also the right concept. I have
cc'd the Commander of our CID in our communication and he will be a part of the discussion. This has
great potential and I look forward to working on it with the group.
Steve

WSP District 8
To: Sutton, Steve (WSP); BBenedict@co.clallam.wa.us <BBenedict@co.clallam.wa.us>;
rperegrin@co.clallam.wa.us <rperegrin@co.clallam.wa.us>; rcameron@co.clallam.wa.us
<rcameron@co.clallam.wa.us>; tgallagh@cityofpa.us <tgallagh@cityofpa.us>;
llee.fpd@forkswashington.org <llee.fpd@forkswashington.org>; ahernandez@co.jefferson.wa.us
<ahernandez@co.jefferson.wa.us>; bsmith@cityofpa.us <bsmith@cityofpa.us>; Sheri Crain
<SCrain@ci.sequim.wa.us>; Yacklin, Brett (WSP); DKelly@co.clallam.wa.us <DKelly@co.clallam.wa.us>;
MNichols@co.clallam.wa.us <MNichols@co.clallam.wa.us>; cdaily@cityofpt.us <cdaily@cityofpt.us>
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Old, Chris (WSP); Sean Madison <SMadison@ci.sequim.wa.us>; Sheri Crain
<SCrain@ci.sequim.wa.us>
Steve,
Bill
________________________________

Chief Dickinson,
Regards,
Steve Sutton
4811 Werner Rd
Bremerton, WA 98312
360-405-6601

OPLEEA Principals:
Bill Dickinson
Tigard Police
________________________________

OPLEEA Principals:
called SMART.
Thanks,
Bill

Bill Benedict
223 E. 4th Street
360.417.2464
To: Otis, Jeff (WSP)
Subject: CDUI Detective
The SAIC of our Cooperative Disability Investigation Unit, (CDIU), the one that finds and removes
people from social security, has asked Washington D.C. for another WSP investigator to be located in
Spokane. He has approval to fill the spot and is asking us to find someone. Chris Holt has crossed
trained twice and will have a very good chance of getting the job.
I am assuming that if he gets selected, there will be an opening for his job and we will try to fill that. It
may therefore, impact your staffing so I want to balance filling any opening we have with your needs. I
don’t have a time frame for when this will occur, so I just wanted to give you a heads up. I will keep
you posted though so you can plan.
AC Miller is gone until the 25th and I won’t be moving on this until I speak with him.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: RE: Attached Image
Keith,
Let’s talk about this before we take any action. Thanks.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Hi Keith,
We received the signed letter today from CDIU regarding the Spokane position. I have placed it in your
in-box.
Thx,
From: WSP CID HQ [mailto:DO-NOT-REPLY_CID_CanoniR3235i@wsp.internal]

Subject: Attached Image
Subject: Meeting
On a traffic stop, but do want to meet.
See you in a few.

Attachments: September 2010 SPS Trooper Hours.xlsx
SPS 2010 list.xlsx
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Otis, Jeff (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP)
Cc: Lowry, Crystal (WSP); Nicpon, Dory (WSP)
Captains, attached for your review/auditing is a listing of your troopers who worked off-duty
employment for SPS during September 2010. As usual – please do not disseminate below the rank of
lieutenant.
Chris
(360) 596-4131

Subject: SPS Monthly Hours -- September 2010
Enclosed please find the report of hours worked by WSP employees for SPS (State Protection Services)
for the month of September 2010. Additionally, a list of employees who are authorized to work off-duty
for SPS has been included.
Respectfully,
Crystal L. Lowry
(360) 596-4115 | Micro: 12-11115

Subject: RE: Next Week
Approved. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Next Week
Boss,
Just so I don’t forget…I am requesting to come in early and leave early on the following days to attend
parent/teacher conferences:
· Tuesday (leave at 2:30)
· Thursday (leave at 3:30)
Thanks for your consideration…
Chuck

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: RE: Search Warrant
Please update when this is done so I know what resulted and that everyone is safe. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Search Warrant
We are getting ready to execute a search warrant in the Spokane Valley in about one hour. This will be
a soft knock type approach and we have no solid suspects. The warrant covers the exterior of this
address to simply recover a stolen vehicle in the back yard. All notifications have been made and we
have a marked unit. The safety plan is attached.
Subject: Fw: Voyager Issues

Subject: Voyager Issues
Morning! This is just an update on the Voyager issues. ATS Public Safety responded to me today and
they think they may have a fix. They are conducting final testing this week so they should have an
answer for me early next week…I will let you know as soon as I hear.
Tina Simmons
Tier 2 Supervisor
Phone: (360) 705-5169 | Micro 13 x146
Cell: (360) 280-6285
To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Thomsen, Heidi (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Yes. So you three should work together to produce one response for my review.
Heidi, what it the limit?

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Thomsen, Heidi (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Captain,
Are we limited to a certain number of words and/or characters in our response?
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

My Lieutenants will pull that data and craft a narrative for my review and I will forward that to you
within a day or so.
Lieutenants, please get the data and dollars requested below. When you complete a proposal, send it to
me for review and I will sens it to Heidi.
Thanks,

Mike,
I’d like to “beef up” the narrative in the decision package for the SPHA reductions for VIN and auto
theft. The narrative states that the impacts to eliminating these programs will be “dramatic” and
“significant”. By reading this, the reader is left with the question of “so what?”
Do we have data that shows what impact VIN and auto theft have to citizens? I’ve looked at the SAF
data for VIN and auto theft. Can we say we do an average of XX VIN inspections per year and this
results in an average of $YY and XX vehicles recovered per year? Is there any other data that
substantiates the work we do and the impact to citizens that could be added? Similar thing with Auto
theft. We should show the average # of cases worked per year and the impacts of working those cases
(avg # of arrests, vehicles recovered, etc.).
Also – is there evidence that when a stolen vehicle is recovered, then we find that the individual has
been involved in other crimes (has other stolen property, drugs, etc.)? If so, then I think we need
some narrative to this effect. Maybe even a short paragraph on the auto theft case that you discussed
during SAF today? What OFM and the Legislature want to know is what the impacts to citizens are if
they were to eliminate these programs. This will help them to prioritize all the transportation needs
statewide and decide what should be funded.
Thanks,
Heidi
Heidi Thomsen
WSP Budget Manager
(360) 596-4046

Subject: Re: Leave balance
Approved. Please get your balance down so you don't lose time.
Thanks

Subject: Leave balance
Captain,
If you don’t have any concerns, I would like to take annual leave October 13, 14, 15, 22, and November
12, to get my leave balances down. I know this will not cover all the time, but it is a start.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Subject: Name
Did Marty say her name is "Pat" or "That's Pat"

My Lieutenants will pull that data and craft a narrative for my review and I will forward that to you
within a day or so.
Lieutenants, please get the data and dollars requested below. When you complete a proposal, send it to
me for review and I will sens it to Heidi.
Thanks,

Mike,
I’d like to “beef up” the narrative in the decision package for the SPHA reductions for VIN and auto
theft. The narrative states that the impacts to eliminating these programs will be “dramatic” and
“significant”. By reading this, the reader is left with the question of “so what?”
Do we have data that shows what impact VIN and auto theft have to citizens? I’ve looked at the SAF
data for VIN and auto theft. Can we say we do an average of XX VIN inspections per year and this
results in an average of $YY and XX vehicles recovered per year? Is there any other data that
substantiates the work we do and the impact to citizens that could be added? Similar thing with Auto
theft. We should show the average # of cases worked per year and the impacts of working those cases
(avg # of arrests, vehicles recovered, etc.).
Also – is there evidence that when a stolen vehicle is recovered, then we find that the individual has
been involved in other crimes (has other stolen property, drugs, etc.)? If so, then I think we need
some narrative to this effect. Maybe even a short paragraph on the auto theft case that you discussed
during SAF today? What OFM and the Legislature want to know is what the impacts to citizens are if
they were to eliminate these programs. This will help them to prioritize all the transportation needs
statewide and decide what should be funded.
Thanks,
Heidi
Heidi Thomsen
WSP Budget Manager
(360) 596-4046

Subject: Presentation
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Presenting today for Communications, please welcome Mr. Burl Ives.

Subject: Re: Training Request Approval.
Approved.

Subject: Training Request Approval.
Detective Mauro has a training request for tomorrow’s line of duty death response training.. Cost of the
training is $25.00 and will be paid by DSHS funds.
Do you approve her attending the training? If so, will register her.
Thanks,
Vic J
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
To: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: Thanks
Thank them both for coming. They did great work

To: Clowers, Rose (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP)
Subject: Re: Update on Burglary
Great news. I am glad they will be arresting him.
Please let us know if you need anything else.
From: Clowers, Rose (WSP)

Subject: Update on Burglary
Hello,
Detective Don Smith from Olympia PD says hello to both of you. He came to my house to return one of
the items that was stolen from my house. It was recovered at a pawn shop in Lacey. He said they
know who the suspect is and will be going after him next. I thought I pass along his greetings and
give you the good news.
I truly appreciated when you called and talked to me about this incident last month. I feel very
fortunate to be part of this great organization.
Thank you again,
Rose Clowers
W2 Systems Administrator
Phone: 360-705-5178
Fax: 360-705-5784
Email: rose.clowers@wsp.wa.gov
To: Grulke, Debbie (WSP)
Subject: Computers
Hi Debbie,
We are trying to put together response kits for our 8 District Detective units and as part of that, we
would like to put a laptop in each kit.
As you have STR’d computers, is it possible to get a few laptops assigned to CID so we can use them at
critical events? Our Long Beach shooting of our Trooper really was made more difficult because we did
not have access to any WSP computers. If we have them in the response kits, we can use them at our
critical scenes which makes us much more efficient.
If you could let me or Vicky know, I would appreciate it.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

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

Thank you!
Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst

Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136

master list?

Stephanie Bryant
Management Analyst
Mailstop: 42600
Phone: 360-596-4136 Fax: 360-596-4151
Micro 12 ext. 11136

Subject: FW: Introducing the California SecureCard!
Attachments: Brochure Cover Memo1.pdf
DL 627 N9-2010 Final Email.pdf
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Sent: Saturday, September 25, 2010 12:13 PM
To: Couey, Mark (WSP); Thomas, Mark (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); DePalma, Mike (WSP); Braniff, Tim
(WSP)
Subject: Fw: Introducing the California SecureCard!
FYI for your personnel.
Thanks,
Greg

Sent: Saturday, September 25, 2010 12:02 PM
To: Hattell, Curt (WSP); Lever, Jim (WSP); Miller, Greg (WSP); Hebert, Larry (WSP)
Subject: Fw: Introducing the California SecureCard!
FYI for our agency's law enforcement personnel.

Our Motto is:
From: LOD DLIDSP [mailto:LODDLIDSP@DMV.CA.gov]
Sent: Saturday, September 25, 2010 11:58 AM
To: LOD DLIDSP <LODDLIDSP@DMV.CA.gov>
Subject: Introducing the California SecureCard!
This message is being sent to you because you are among the many industries that rely on the use of
the California Driver License/Identification (DL/ID) card to verify an individual’s identity. Effective
October 2010, the new DL/ID card, which features advanced technology designed to keep an
individual’s identity secure and to protect businesses from fraud and identity theft, will be issued to
applicants statewide as part of the regular issuance process. Although cards issued before September
2010 will remain valid until the expiration date printed on the card, the new DL/ID cards contain many
security features that you can See without the aid of any expensive tools, Touch by simply placing your
fingers over the feature, and Trust that it is authentic.
Please review the attached and share with your partnerships as appropriate so that you can immediately
begin to recognize the newly enhanced DL/ID and use its advanced technology to determine the
authenticity of the card.
Subject: RE: Travel and Expense Management System Notification Regarding - KEITH W HUNTLEY
I approved this, but don’t get too excited. This is just the first submission. I have to submit it and be
rejected at least 5 times before you will see any money. Please be patient and thank you for your
consideration.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Keith.Huntley@wsp.wa.gov [mailto:Keith.Huntley@wsp.wa.gov]

Subject: Travel and Expense Management System Notification Regarding - KEITH W HUNTLEY
Reimbursement Request Description: VIN Inservice
Action: Submitted - This reimbursement request is ready for your review.
Comments:
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: Tow Bill
I'm here. In Ken's office.

Subject: Tow Bill
Captain,
FYI…If Captain Ginnard talks to you about a $1200 tow bill, I have additional information for you when
you get into the office.
Thanks,
P.O. Box 42637
(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax
Micro 12 Ext. 11953

Cc: Otis, Jeff (WSP); DeVere, Jeff (WSP); Burns, Steve (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Berry, Jason (WSP); Johnson,
Bob (WSP); DeWitt, Karen (WSP); Ginnard, Kenneth (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP)
Subject: Coopers Father
Jerry Coopers father passed away a couple days ago. Funeral arrangements have been made and this
is what is going into the bulletin tomorrow. I thought I would forward it today so that if you wanted to
attend or know folks that do, they can get a head start on planning their day.
Mike
James A. Cooper, Sr., 85, father of Detective Sergeant Jerry Cooper (CID-MAIT), father-in-law of CO3
A.J. Cooper (Marysville Communications), and father of retired Trooper Dick Cooper (King County S.O.),
passed away October 1, 2010, following a short illness. Funeral services are set for 11:00 a.m. Friday,
October 8, 2010 at St. Luke’s Catholic Church, located at 322 N 175th St. in Shoreline. Cards and calls
are welcome.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

To: Cashen, Laurie (WSP)
Subject: RE: Cooper"s Father
Here is what is going in to the bulletin tomorrow.
Mike
are welcome.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Cashen, Laurie (WSP)

Subject: RE: Cooper's Father
Thanks Mike. Ginnard is planning on attending.
Laurie Cashen
VoIP: 70108
Direct: (360) 654-1108 ï NEW NUMBER

E-Mail: laurie.cashen@wsp.wa.gov

Sent: Monday, October 04, 2010 16:51
Subject: Re: Cooper's Father
It is this Friday at 1100 in Shoreline. I will get you the exact details so you know the address.
Mike

Subject: Cooper's Father
Mike,
Would you please let me know as soon as you can about the funeral services for Jerry Cooper’s father?
Captain Ginnard would like to attend.
Thanks,
Laurie Cashen
2700 116th St NE
Marysville WA 98271-9425
VoIP: 70108
Fax: (360) 654-1205
Subject: Re: Cooper"s Father
It is this Friday at 1100 in Shoreline. I will get you the exact details so you know the address.
Mike

Subject: Cooper's Father
Mike,
Would you please let me know as soon as you can about the funeral services for Jerry Cooper’s father?
Captain Ginnard would like to attend.
Thanks,
Laurie Cashen
2700 116th St NE
Marysville WA 98271-9425
VoIP: 70108
Fax: (360) 654-1205
Subject: RE: Dad"s service announcement
Let’s get this out as soon as possible. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: Dad's service announcement
Which version do you like? I like Chuck’s version…
Thanks,
Vicky

To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: RE: Dad's service announcement
Here is what I would recommend:
are welcome.
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Please add: “Cards and call welcome”
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
If you both are good with the announcement, I will forward to the Captain for his approval. Thank
you…
Thanks,
Vicky

To: AJ Cooper; Huntley, Keith (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
AJ,
Thank you for the information…we will get it in the bulletin as soon as possible. I plan on attending the
service…so I will see you on Friday. Take care and God Bless!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: AJ Cooper [mailto:ajerry10@clear.net]

To: Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: Dad's service announcement
Hi Keith, Chuck and Vicky,

Listed below is a draft of the announcement for the daily bulletin regarding my dad and his service. If
you would be so kind to look it over and pass it on it would be greatly appreciated. I had to send my
blackberry back to ITD as it stopped working so if anyione needs to get in touch with me, my personal
cell is (425) 876-5828.
Thanks, Jerry
James A. Cooper, Sr., 85-year-old father of Detective Sergeant Jerry Cooper (CID-MAIT), father-in-law
of CO3 A.J. Cooper (Marysville Communications), and father of retired Trooper Dick Cooper (King
County S.O.), passed away October 1, 2010 following a short illness. Funeral services are set for 11:00
a.m. Friday, October 8, 2010 at St. Luke’s Catholic Church, located at 322 N 175th St. in Shoreline.
To: Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: Sheriff
Can you please call me?

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Brusseau, Rob
(WSP); Kelly, Jim (WSP)
Cc: Ferguson, Christine (WSP)
Subject: Re: Second Jim Kelly
Please send this to CID everyone so we don't inadvertently send something important or sensitive to the
wrong guy.
Thank you

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Brusseau,
Rob (WSP); Kelly, Jim (WSP)
Cc: Ferguson, Christine (WSP)
Subject: Second Jim Kelly
So, I just received an e-mail from a new Jim Kelly in the patrol, he is in Supply. Just wanted to let
everyone be aware for future e-mails.
They both have the same e-mail address, except the new one has a “2” at the end of his e-mail, but, it
does not show in the e-mail address…
Thx,
Vic
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax

To: Simmons, Tina (WSP)
Subject: Re: BB Issue
I will call you from the car. I am at the academy.
Mike

Subject: BB Issue
Can you call me when you have a few minutes to chat about a few BB device issues from the recent
Verizon order?
Tina Simmons
Tier 2 Supervisor
Phone: (360) 705-5169 | Micro 13 x146
Cell: (360) 280-6285
Subject: FW: Det Jas Kirk
Keith,
Please see the emails below. I would like to schedule a time for Jas to get a coin from the Chief. If
anyone else had a hand in this, lets acknowledge them too.
Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

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)
Subject: RE: Det Jas Kirk
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

Subject: FW: Det Jas Kirk
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)
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
Seattle, WA 98104-0191
206.296.9511
Subject: Re: VIN
I agree. I will get with Keith to set a time.

Subject: VIN
Mike,
I apologize that I didn’t think of it prior but Melissa VanGorkom usually attends your VIN in-service due
to the constant dialogue with those folks and her position as the equipment guru. Melissa was not able
to attend last year due to maternity leave and wasn’t aware of this year’s date/time. (apparently when
she went in years past it was very well received by your folks – getting questions answered).
I recommend that sometime this week you, me, Keith and Melissa sit down and discuss their in-service
so that she can address, or at least be aware of, any issues.
Thoughts?
Captain Jason Berry
Office: 360-596-4010
Subject: Re: This morning
Yup. See you at my office at 0900

Don't we have the exec staff briefing at 945?

WSP District 8

At the academy this morning. Recon is starting so I am doing the kickoff.
Be back around noon.

Subject: This morning
Meet at your office around 9a?

WSP District 8
Steve, I will see you at my office at 0900. I forgot about the meeting.
Mike

Subject: This morning
Meet at your office around 9a?

WSP District 8
Subject: Re: Recon
No worries. I am going for a while, so can you watch the shop please?

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP)
Subject: RE: Recon
I can't. I'm the duty LT this week,
________________________________________
Subject: Recon
Who is going to be there this morning?
I will be there around 9 to help kick it off.

Subject: Recon
Who is going to be there this morning?
I will be there around 9 to help kick it off.

To: Calkins, Robert (WSP)
Cc: Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: RE: Grant County
Attachments: Multi Jurissdiction Teams.docx
Bob,
I don’t believe I have an electronic copy, but I will look. The attachment is a synopsis of the various
agreements that we currently have in place. I submitted this to the Chief’s a couple weeks ago.
FYI- Grant County is part of the Central Basin team (CBIT)
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Grant County
Hi Capt-
The Chief asked about other multi-agency shooting teams around the state, and it appears there’s one
in Grant County. Do you have an electronic version of their protocols and if so could you send it my
way?
Thanks.
Regards,
Bob Calkins
(360) 596-4013

Subject: RE: SPHA Allotment Reduction FY11
I am OK with these. Thank you
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

I have to enter this information into the system before AFRS closes so it will be reflected in the
September’s reports. If I don’t hear anything from you by Oct 8th I will assume that these are ok. We
can always adjust them to different sub-objects as needed in the future.
Thanks,
Melissa

Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 3:37 PM
Sorry, wrong attachment.
Thanks,
Melissa

Subject: SPHA Allotment Reduction FY11
Importance: High
CID and VIN had a savings in SPHA last fiscal year. Because OFM is giving us a reduction you are
assumed to save the same amount this fiscal year. The amount 160 is assumed will save $29,000 and
170 is $84,000. I have attached a sheet spreading out the allotments so the sub-objects won’t have a
negative balance. Please let me know if you agree with my recommendations on the sub-objects.
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: For the Daily Bulletin
Approved. Thanks for taking care of this.
Vicky, do let’s get a card out. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: For the Daily Bulletin
For your approval for the DB,
John “Big Mike” McMillen, 62 year old father-in-law of VIN Specialist Denise McMillen (Wenatchee) lost
his battle with esophagus cancer last Wednesday and passed away peacefully surrounded by family. A
private memorial service is being planned. Cards are welcome but please no phone calls.
Lt. Keith Huntley
(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)

To: Johnson, Dan (WSP)
Subject: RE: Sprinkler WAC Update
Wrong Mike Dahl
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Johnson, Dan (WSP)

Subject: FW: Sprinkler WAC Update
Mike,
Please respond if you get this email.
Thanks
Dan Johnson
Chief Deputy State Fire Marshal
Office of the State Fire Marshal
Licensing Section
POB 42600
Olympia WA 98504
Office (360) 596-3913

To: Christopher Willis (Simplex Grinnell) ; Clark Potter (NW Fire Systems) ; Mike Dahl (Local 669) ; Paul
O'Connor (FSAB of Puget Sound); Ron Greenman (AFSA)
Subject: RE: Sprinkler WAC Update
Hi!
What I’ve come up with meeting on Monday, October 4th at 1:30pm in Fife at Smith Fire 1106 54th
Avenue East, Tacoma, WA 98424.
I’m currently working on a document that has the WAC’s comments or suggestions that Chuck Duffy had
from the last revision and incorporated some Frequently Asked Questions by the applicable WAC.
I’ll email this to you in the next day or two. It’s about 120 pages right now, so if you don’t want to print
out a copy, I can bring one on Monday.
Let me know if you have questions.
Thanks
Dan Johnson
Licensing Section
POB 42600
Olympia WA 98504
Office (360) 596-3913

To: Christopher Willis (Simplex Grinnell) ; Clark Potter (NW Fire Systems) ; Mike Dahl (Local 669) ; Paul
O'Connor (FSAB of Puget Sound); Ron Greenman (AFSA)
Subject: Sprinkler WAC Update
Hi!
I was wondering if we could get together the week of September 27th; either Thursday or Friday or in
the afternoon of October 4, 2010 regarding the Sprinkler WAC update? Meet somewhere between Port
of Tacoma and Tukwila?
I’ve looked over the WAC’s and RCW’s and it would be ideal to update all of the WACs as being written
by one person or voice. By one person, I mean a body of people that agree on the intent, purpose and
verbiage, this way if a person not familiar with the sprinkler industry and reads the WACs they should
be able to understand the rules without needing a lot of interpretation.
Let me know your availability. If you can’t make it during those times, I’ll keep notes as to the work that
being done and discussion for direction and keep everyone informed.
Thanks for your willingness to volunteer on this undertaking.
Dan
Dan Johnson
Licensing Section
POB 42600
Olympia WA 98504
Office (360) 596-3913

Let’s wait and see who is putting in and how many. I will determine if I want to sit in based on that.
Thanks Chuck.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Are you going to want to sit in on this panel? If so, I will have the interviews here at HQ. Thanks
boss!
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174


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

FYI~
Thanks,
Vicky

Jennifer Kraft
(360) 704-2323
Subject: RE: CID Moses Lake position
This position was moved not to accommodate Hickman, but to allow the unit to function better. Having
only one detective in the basin was an issue and was solved by moving the Sergeants position so that
he could respond to calls. When I got to the unit, I decided to leave it there since it was working.
I am leaving the position there and whoever gets selected will be required to meet mileage to that
office. My expectation will be that the Sergeant is available to respond to collisions and works with his
Detectives on cases. That will need to be conveyed to whomever takes the job.
I also expect and want it conveyed clearly to the Sergeant that they are to meet with the District
regularly and attend supervisors meetings. Not just once in a while, but as a matter of routine. It is
imperative that we serve FOB and remember what we are there for.
It was my error to not run this internally and we need to do that. Please send an email or call the
Sergeants and see if anyone wants the position. If we have no takers, then let's get interviews going
soon so we can fill the spot. If someone does want it, let me know who it is and I will determine if they
can take it or not. It is the commanders discretion and I will decide that.
As soon as we know, we will move forward. Thanks guys,

Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
To: O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP)
Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Subject: RE: CID Moses Lake position
The CID Sergeant Position was moved to Moses Lake well before I arrived here...I assume to
accommodate Retired Sergeant Hickman. As for advertising this internally...my mistake. I was too hasty
in getting the advertisement out that I forgot to send it out internally first.

Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
From: O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP)
Subject: CID Moses Lake position
Good afternoon,
I was looking over this weeks daily bulletins and I was wondering why the CID sgt position was moved
to Moses Lake and why it wasn't offered internally before being advertised externally.
Kristene
Subject: FW: Grant County
I don’t feel comfortable just giving out information without knowing the context. Having Bob come
straight to me for this stuff if OK if it is exigent, but this isn’t.
Were you aware of this and what does Bob need it for? If he is planning to give it to someone or
answer media concerns, I would like to be looped in so we can provide the proper context. If he is just
getting information for Chief Batiste, maybe we should go with chain of command so my boss knows.
We have several agreements and they are in use, but some of them are pending and we don’t want to
talk about those yet.
Thoughts?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Grant County
Hi Capt-
The Chief asked about other multi-agency shooting teams around the state, and it appears there’s one
in Grant County. Do you have an electronic version of their protocols and if so could you send it my
way?
Thanks.
Regards,
Bob Calkins
(360) 596-4013

To: Rethwill, Wes (WSP)
Subject: Verizon
I was speaking Marty Knorr yesterday about cell phones. Recently, our division switched over to
Verizon to save money and improve service. So far, we are happy with the switch.
Originally, when we went to Nextel, we were required to maintain a specific number of contracts in
order to pay for the tower that Nextel installed for us at the academy. That agreement has now
expired and we are free to move to any service provider we want. I thought you should know so that if
your division wants to switch, you can. We got a better price, were able to enhance our service and get
more BB for our Sergeants. We also got push to talk.
Vicky worked with Ron Palmer from Verizon and can help you navigate the process between him and
ITD. Just thought you would want to know.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Fw: news - Interview Accomplished
Date: Thursday, September 30, 2010 1:39:48 PM
Attachments: news - 09-30-10a.doc
FYI

To: Braniff, Tim (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Otis, Jeff (WSP)
Cc: Wiley, Rich (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Turcott, Steve (WSP)
Subject: FW: news - Interview Accomplished
This is the final product that was distributed to the media.
Ken
Sergeant Ken Wade
6403 W. Rowand Road
(509) 227-6640/ (509) 227-6649fax
Micro 40 Ext. 140
From: Reagan, Dave [mailto:DReagan@spokanesheriff.org]

Subject: news - Interview Accomplished
Sgt. R. David Reagan
Public Information
Spokane County Sheriff
509-477-6612 (Office)
509-496-6589 (Cellular)
To: Dubler, Shawn (WSP); Leonard, Vicky (WSP)
Subject: Re: Old Resume
Attachments: image001.png
Yes I am available.
Vicky, can you please add this to my calendar?
Thanks
From: Dubler, Shawn (WSP)

Subject: Old Resume
Good morning Captain,
Will you be available to read the promotional resume for Lt. Old at the ceremony on October 12th?
MCj04390720000[1]
Ms. Shawn Dubler
PO Box 42620
MS: 42620
(360) 704-2306 Office
(360) 704-2297 Fax
shawn.dubler@wsp.wa.gov <mailto:shawn.drake@wsp.wa.gov>
Subject: Re: DB Announcement - Haner - For your review & approval
Date: Thursday, September 30, 2010 7:46:38 AM
Approved. Thanks.

Subject: FW: DB Announcement - Haner - For your review & approval
For your approval for today’s DB. I had contacted D7 yesterday afternoon to check and see if they
were going to send something out, since Brock is in D7. They were ok with CID sending out the DB.
Thank you,
Vic
Thanks,
Vicky

Subject: FW: DB Announcement - Haner
Vicky,
Please submit this for the DB…THANK YOU!
Chuck

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

Subject: Re: DB Announcement - Haner
Approved.

Captain,
For your review and approval for the DB. Thanks:
Elaine Haner, 93, grandmother to District 8 CID Detective Joi Haner, badge #1111, and District 7,
Bellingham, Trooper Brock Haner, #428, passed away Tuesday, September 28, 2010. Services are
pending. Cards and calls are welcome.

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

Subject: DB Annoucement - Haner
For your review. I just had the call from Sgt. Huntington.
Elaine Haner at the age of 93, grandmother to District 8 CID Detective Joi Haner, badge #1111, and
District 7, Bellingham, Trooper Brock Haner, #428, passed away Tuesday, September 28, 2010.
Services are pending. 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: D2 Hit and Run Suspect
Date: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 9:45:23 PM
Tell everyone involved thank you for the good effort.

Subject: Re: D2 Hit and Run Suspect

Boss,
FYI - she was taken into custody without incident and by dinner time.
Chuck

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Stanek, Paul (WSP); Noren, Leif (WSP); Maijala, Jeff
(WSP); Medeiros, Ruth (WSP); Haake, Russ (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP)
Subject: D2 Hit and Run Suspect
Stanek wanted me to advise you all that the wench is in custody and enroute the jail. Ruth will
have/has the file to the prosecutor to file on. Arrest went without incident. T

Nextel: 425.864.8045
Office: 425.401.7745
Subject: Re: D2 Hit and Run Suspect

Boss,
FYI - she was taken into custody without incident and by dinner time.
Chuck

To: LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Stanek, Paul (WSP); Noren, Leif (WSP); Maijala, Jeff
(WSP); Medeiros, Ruth (WSP); Haake, Russ (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP)
Subject: D2 Hit and Run Suspect
Stanek wanted me to advise you all that the wench is in custody and enroute the jail. Ruth will
have/has the file to the prosecutor to file on. Arrest went without incident. T

Nextel: 425.864.8045
Office: 425.401.7745
Cc: Berry, Jason (WSP)
Subject: Tow Truck H/R
AC Miller,
The suspect was taken into custody without incident.
The file is being taken to the Prosecutor so she can be charged.

something with it.

Subject: Re: DB Announcement - Haner
Approved.

Captain,
For your review and approval for the DB. Thanks:
Elaine Haner, 93, grandmother to District 8 CID Detective Joi Haner, badge #1111, and District 7,
Bellingham, Trooper Brock Haner, #428, passed away Tuesday, September 28, 2010. Services are
pending. Cards and calls are welcome.
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Subject: DB Annoucement - Haner
For your review. I just had the call from Sgt. Huntington.
Elaine Haner at the age of 93, grandmother to District 8 CID Detective Joi Haner, badge #1111, and
District 7, Bellingham, Trooper Brock Haner, #428, passed away Tuesday, September 28, 2010.
Services are pending. Cards and calls are welcome.
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard
PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
Subject: Tow Truck Veh. Homicide
AC Miller,
After some discussion, we anticipate having the Prosecutor issue a warrant for the arrest of this suspect
today. As soon as the warrant is issued, we will locate her and take her back in to custody. We are
working on an arrest plan and Lt. LeBlanc will review it personally when its complete.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Re: Veh Hom (Tow Truck Driver) Update
Thanks Chuck.

Subject: RE: Veh Hom (Tow Truck Driver) Update
Talked with Ruth…yes, this is anticipated to be done today per her conversation with Amy Freidheim.
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174

Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 11:43 AM
Do we anticipate this today?

Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Haake, Russ (WSP)
Subject: Veh Hom (Tow Truck Driver) Update
Captain,
I just got off the phone with Ruth. She has sent the investigative packet to Amy Freidheim (King
County DPA). According to Ruth, Freidheim is reviewing the case packet and then will issue a warrant
for the suspect. Once the warrant has been issued by Freidheim, Ruth will serve the warrant
immediately. Ruth is currently putting together the ops plan for the warrant service as we speak. Russ
was not in the office, so I told her to submit the ops plan to me for review and if necessary I will go up
there to serve the warrant with her.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Date: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 11:43:00 AM
Do we anticipate this today?

Cc: Bosman, Dennis (WSP); O'Shannon, Kristene (WSP); Haake, Russ (WSP)
Subject: Veh Hom (Tow Truck Driver) Update
Captain,
I just got off the phone with Ruth. She has sent the investigative packet to Amy Freidheim (King
County DPA). According to Ruth, Freidheim is reviewing the case packet and then will issue a warrant
for the suspect. Once the warrant has been issued by Freidheim, Ruth will serve the warrant
immediately. Ruth is currently putting together the ops plan for the warrant service as we speak. Russ
was not in the office, so I told her to submit the ops plan to me for review and if necessary I will go up
there to serve the warrant with her.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
Subject: Fw: Deadline for using Citations Dated Prior to July 2009 is September 30th.
Date: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 3:04:42 PM

(WSP)
Subject: Deadline for using Citations Dated Prior to July 2009 is September 30th.
Captains,
Please remind your commissioned personnel about this.
Thanks,
Greg
(360) 704-2979
To: Law Enforcement

From: Carla Weaver, DOL Law Enforcement and Court Liaison & Shannon Hinchcliffe, Administrative
Office of the Courts
Date: 9/28/2010
Re: UNIFORM CITATION FINAL REMINDER
This memo is a final reminder to all law enforcement agencies that Thursday, September 30, 2010 is the
deadline for using
all citations dated prior to July 2009. DOL and the courts will not accept any citation or notice of
infraction that has been
written on or after October 1, 2010 that does not reflect the changes made in July 2009.
If you have any questions regarding these changes please contact Carla Weaver at 360-902-3669 or
cweaver@dol.wa.gov.
Subject: Shirts
Date: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 1:09:10 PM
Did you get the shirts you needed?

Subject: Call
Date: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 9:28:32 AM
When you get a chance please

To: Leonard, Vicky (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Bcc: Greene, Geri (WSP)
Subject: RE: GIS for State Patrol
Date: Monday, September 27, 2010 4:04:00 PM
I got your email Keith. Lets facilitate that contact with Marcia and this vendor. Please forward your
email to Captain Gundermann and let him work with Marcia to get the contact made. We don’t want to
leave this on Ms. Greene’s plate.
Thank You.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: FW: GIS for State Patrol
Would someone please call Mr. King, and let me know when the call has been made. This way I can let
Geri know that we have taken care of it.
Thanks,
Vic
Thanks,
Vicky

Would you please have Captain Dahl or one of the lieutenants call Mr. King reference his e-mail below?
He asked to speak with Ursino’s replacement, however, AC Miller will not be available to call him.
Sounds like he was one of the vendors at the ASCIA Conference, he’s now following up with the names
he got off the ASCIA roster. Anyway, if you could have someone call him in the next day or so??
Thanks!
From: Mike King [mailto:mking@esri.com]

Sent: Friday, September 24, 2010 10:36 AM
That was it! Thank you!
All the best, Mike King
Mike King, National Law Enforcement Account Manager | 28 Years Law Enforcement (ret.)
esri | 3325 Springbank Lane | Suite 200 | Charlotte, NC 28226 | www.esri.com <http://www.esri.com/>
Office: 704-541-9810 x8661 | Cell: 801-698-2750 | Email: mking@esri.com
Skype: esri.ogden
esssri
From: Mike King

To: 'geri.green@wsp.wa.gov'
Thank you Geri… nice to talk to you just now!
Skype: esri.ogden
esssri
From: Mike King

To: 'brian.ursino@wsp.wa.gov'
Assistant Chief Ursino,
My name is Mike King. I’m a 28 year retired chief, now working for Esri, the world leader in geographic
and analytical mapping. I’m the National Law Enforcement manager and work only with law
enforcement on how to leverage their current and future GIS infrastructure, including best practices in
Information Integration and Analysis, Tactical and Strategic Planning, Mobile Capabilities and
Operational Awareness (visualization dashboards)
I’m a member of ASCIA and noticed your name on the roster this week while at the meetings in Grand
Junction. I would like to see if I could schedule some time to talk with you on the phone and explore
the Patrol’s use of GIS and show you some of the ways peer agencies across the country are using
technology.
Could we spend a few minutes on the phone, see if there is some mutually beneficial ground and go
from there? I’m copying Lisa Swanson who is your local rep so that she is aware of our potential
conversation since I would like her to join in the call… Thoughts?
Skype: esri.ogden
esssri
The only thing I would change is the start where it says “The department has and opening.” It
normally reads “The Department anticipates an opening.”
Other than that, it looks fine.
Thank you Chuck,
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Boss,
If you haven’t read the first one yet, please disregard and review this revision attached. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174


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

FYI~
Thanks,
Vicky

Jennifer Kraft
(360) 704-2323
Subject: RE: request to order BB & Cell Car Chargers
Approved
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: request to order BB & Cell Car Chargers
Requesting permission to order 27 Blackberry car chargers at $7.00 each, for a total of $189.00
(shipping is free)
Requesting permission to order 42 Cell car charges at $2.99 each, for a total of $125.88 (shipping is
free)
Grand total of $314.88
Thanks,
Vicky J
Thank you,
Vicky Leonard

PO Box 42637
Olympia, WA 98504
(360) 704-2950 - Desk
(360) 704-7964 - Fax
To: Pullar, Randall (WSP); Bosman, Dennis (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Cc: Wilson, Weldon (WSP)
Subject: RE: HRD recruitment/video request
Randall,
We are happy to assist with this. My three Lieutenants can give you some ideas and arrange some
opportunities to video or photograph some of the things we do in CID.
Please contact either Lt. LeBlanc, Huntley or Bosman and they will help you arrange it.
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Pullar, Randall (WSP)

Sent: Monday, September 27, 2010 9:00 AM
Cc: Wilson, Weldon (WSP)
Subject: HRD recruitment/video request
Hi Captain,
I hope all is well in the office and at home. Weldon and I are working on a HRD project and Captain
Cabezuela has requested shots of collision reconstruction. We were asked to consult with you for
permission to contact whomever you deem appropriate to coordinate some actual on-scene footage and
photo acquisition. Please contact me when you have time. We are on a bit of a deadline (end of
October) and the weather will be changing soon. Any help you can give us would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Randall Pullar : Electronic Media Manager

Washington State Patrol Media Relations
<360> 596-4016
P Think Green! Please do not print this e-mail unless it is completely necessary.

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

FYI~
Thanks,
Vicky

Jennifer Kraft
(360) 704-2323
To: Morhous, Ian (WSP)
Subject: Re: Vehicular Homicide / Vehicular Assault 10-014196
Date: Sunday, September 26, 2010 12:33:04 PM
Good job on the summary. Hope the scene went well for you. Welcome aboard.
From: Morhous, Ian (WSP)

Sent: Sunday, September 26, 2010 08:38 AM
To: CID Notification Group
Cc: Hall, Daniel (WSP)
Subject: Vehicular Homicide / Vehicular Assault 10-014196
Please see attached CID Event Summary
Detective Ian Morhous

Tacoma, WA 98445
253-538-3174
To: Wade, Ken (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Re: Update
Date: Friday, September 24, 2010 3:41:08 PM
Thank you Ken, let us know if you need anything.

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP); LeBlanc, Chuck (WSP)
Subject: Update
The scene work is continuing. Interviews are being worked on with the involved entry team. Captains
otis and braniff have been briefed. Branif is clear the scene. The association issue has been worked out
and there is no need at this time for an interview. Media has been told by hostile neighbors it was an
AD.
Everything is moving smoothly at this time.
Ken
Subject: Re: WSP Shooting
Date: Friday, September 24, 2010 11:43:34 AM
Any update? Dorsey got 48 years BTW

To: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Wade, Ken (WSP)
Subject: RE: WSP Shooting
Thanks Ken. I'm the only LT in the office this morning and the Captain is up in Seattle until this
afternoon so please keep me posted as well.
Thanks,
Lt. Keith Huntley

(360) 704-2954 (Desk)
(360) 507-2508 (Cell)
To: Wade, Ken (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Perfect. Thank you.
Keith, FYI

Subject: WSP Shooting
I have been told sgt slemp has been involved in a nonlife threatening shooting during the service of a
search warrant in the city of spokane. Slemp is ok. I am trying to get hold of otis to invoke the shooting
protocols but have not heard from him yet.
I am in route and will keep you posted.
Ken
Subject: Re: Courtroom info
How do we get into the courtroom?

Subject: Courtroom info
Captain,
The courtroom is on the 15th floor. When you get off the elevator go to the right. We will be in Judge
Lasnik's courtroom.
They will also make you check your weapons when you enter the building.
Dennis

To: Wade, Ken (WSP); Huntley, Keith (WSP)
Perfect. Thank you.
Keith, FYI

Subject: WSP Shooting
I have been told sgt slemp has been involved in a nonlife threatening shooting during the service of a
search warrant in the city of spokane. Slemp is ok. I am trying to get hold of otis to invoke the shooting
protocols but have not heard from him yet.
I am in route and will keep you posted.
Ken
Subject: RE: Daily Bulletin item for your approval
Go ahead and put it out. Thanks
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Daily Bulletin item for your approval
Boss,
Attached in the revised version for the Daily Bulletin. Once you approve we will forward for inclusion in
the DB. Thanks.
Chuck
Office - (360)704-2958
Desk - (360)704-2952
Cell - (360)239-4174
To: Burns, Steve (WSP)
Subject: RE: Call
OK. My cell is 360-239-0042
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)
From: Burns, Steve (WSP)

Subject: Re: Call
1630?
Captain Steve Burns

District 2 - King County
(425) 401-7708

Subject: RE: Call
I am in the office but meeting with some folks until about 4. Can we talk then?
Mike

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

Subject: Call
Mike –
Are you around today or tomorrow (Friday) for a call?
Steve
Subject: RE: Call
I am in the office but meeting with some folks until about 4. Can we talk then?
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Subject: Call
Mike –
Are you around today or tomorrow (Friday) for a call?
Steve
Subject: Re: CVD Region 2 Lieutenant Position
Oct 1 works for us.

Subject: Fw: CVD Region 2 Lieutenant Position
Mike - Oct 1 work?

WSP District 8
From: Dubler, Shawn (WSP)

Cc: Miller, Greg (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Dahl, Mike (WSP); Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Fabregas,
Yvette (WSP); Marshall, Pat (WSP); Moreno, Norma (WSP); Balogh, Kae (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP)
Subject: RE: CVD Region 2 Lieutenant Position
Good morning Chief Hattell,
The following sergeants have accepted a promotion to Lieutenant.
Sergeant Roger Wilbur, D3 Kennewick to Lieutenant in D3 Kennewick.
Sergeant Chris Old, CID to Lieutenant in D8 Bremerton.
Captain Berry: Please advise of report date/time for Wilbur.
Captains Sutton & Dahl: Please advise of report date/time for Old.
Kae & Norma: Request EAR’s.

Shawn
From: Cabezuela, Jay (WSP)

To: Dubler, Shawn (WSP)
Subject: FW: CVD Region 2 Lieutenant Position
Captain Jay Cabezuela
(360) 704-2324 Office
(360) 239-1817 Blackberry
jay.cabezuela@wsp.wa.gov

yes

I just double checked, both the Kennewick and Bremerton Lt spots are vacant and Roger Wilbur is #1
on the list. After CVD makes their notifications, would you like me to call and offer both Kennewick and
Bremerton to the #1 person on the list and then take the remaining spot and offer it to the #2 person
on the list?
Thanks,
(360) 704-2324 Office

No, I thought Roger had already accepted Kennewick. My focus is to ensure you don’t call for Bremerton
until after CVD makes its calls from the interview last week.

To make sure I get this right, go to the Lt list for Bremerton and hold off on the call for the Kennewick
position? I’m sure this will be the question that Sergeant Wilbur asks when we call him for the
Bremerton position after CVD makes their notification.
Thanks,

(360) 704-2324 Office

To: Cabezuela, Jay (WSP); Grondel, Darrin (WSP)
Cc: Gundermann, Chris (WSP); Sutton, Steve (WSP); Berry, Shawn (WSP); Johnson, Steven (WSP);
Armstrong, Jason (WSP)
Darrin (Steve), you are approved to offer your vacant position to Sgt Beazizo and to advise the other
participants of the outcome of the process.
Jay, please coordinate with Darrin (Steve Johnson) to have Bremerton offered to the next person on the
Lt.’s list following his notifications.
The effective date for promotion to Lt. for CVD, Kennewick and Bremerton should be October 1. The
report dates need to be worked out be the affected captains. Thank you

Sent: Sunday, September 19, 2010 8:55 AM
Subject: Re: CVD Region 2 Lieutenant Position
Approved

To: Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Chief, I recommend approval. Thank you
From: Grondel, Darrin (WSP)

Cc: Gundermann, Chris (WSP)
Subject: CVD Region 2 Lieutenant Position
Chief, on September 15, 2010, Captain Chris Gunderman and I conducted interviews of the following
WSP Sergeants for the CVD Region 2 Lieutenant position:
· Jeff Beazizo
· Dan Hall
· Terry Liebrecht
· Chris Old
· Kristene O’Shannon
Our decision was based on the interview, 2-year JPA, documentation provided, resume, command
recommendations, and OPS history.
We recommend Sergeant Jeff Beazizo for consideration as the new CVD Region 2 Lieutenant.
Captain Darrin T. Grondel
Commercial Vehicle Division
(360) 596-3801
CVD Strives to Make Washington Roadways the Safest in the Nation.

Subject: RE: Great work!
Dave,
I concur with AC Miller’s words. I would only add one thing though: I am not surprised to see you and
the boys doing this high level work again. You have led that team very well and they are working at a
high level all the time.
I want you to know I appreciate knowing that you are there and working on this team, but also that I
don’t have to worry about you guys. You have the mission down pat and you know what we need to
do to be successful.
Thanks again Dave,
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Cc: Dahl, Mike (WSP); Karnitz, Dave (WSP)
Subject: Great work!
Hi Dave,
Nice work by you and your Detectives!

It is nice to see your investigative expertise recognized in the media in the context of helping to shut
down a multi-state crime organization. Ultimately, it looks like there will be a lot of people between
here and Montana who won’t be surprised to find their car stolen thanks to the work of you, your
detectives, and your law enforcement partners.
I appreciate what your detectives do under your leadership.
Greg
(360) 704-2979
Great Falls Tribune
Great Falls Montana
Net widens as police dig further into vehicle theft ring
By KIMBALL BENNION • Tribune Staff Writer • September 18, 2010
More arrests are expected against a number of Great Falls residents suspected to have participated in a
multistate operation involving drugs and vehicles stolen mostly out of the Great Falls area, according to
Great Falls police.
The auto thefts, which police said took place over the past four months in the Great Falls area,
including from an unnamed car dealership, are unusual both in the number of offenses and the
circumstances, McDermott said. He added that most stolen cars are usually recovered quickly, as past
offenders usually steal a car and ditch it somewhere else later on.
The fact that a number of vehicles weren't being recovered made the recent wave of thefts stick out.
In the last six months, 96 vehicles have been reported stolen in Great Falls, compared with 77 in the
same period last year, police said.
"It is unusual," McDermott said. "That's what really caught our attention."
Police have determined that the operation, which involved stealing cars in the Great Falls area and
selling many of them in Spokane for drugs and cash, started small with a group of suspects that stole
vehicles locally. It expanded as the group got bigger and they started to focus more on motorcycles,
which apparently aligned with the operations of an illegal vehicles-for-narcotics market in Spokane.
"Obviously, they were trying to meet some sort of demand," McDermott said.
On Wednesday, Washington State Troopers raided an auto parts dealership in Spokane called Autoworks
Northwest and arrested one of the managers, Bryan Rapp. Rapp was charged with possession of a
controlled substance.
Sgt. Dave Bolton of the Washington State Patrol said a search of Autoworks also turned up the parts of
a pickup that was stolen out of Great Falls. Bolton, who oversees the patrol's auto theft unit in Spokane,
said that they also have recovered three stolen motorcycles from Great Falls elsewhere in Spokane.
State Troopers recovered the chopped-up pickup to which those recovered parts belonged on Sept. 1.
That was the state patrol's first indication of the Spokane-Great Falls link, Bolton said.
Before then, on Aug. 21, Spokane County Sheriffs arrested Ronald Schneider, 38, for possession of a
stolen motorcycle out of Great Falls. A Spokane man, Nicholas James, 22, also was arrested by Spokane
County law enforcement on Aug. 31 for possession of a stolen motorcycle.
Schneider was arrested a second time on Sept. 10 for alleged involvement in a home-invasion robbery.
He was later charged with possession of a stolen vehicle and possession of stolen property.
Washington State Troopers also arrested Daniel Wakeford, 46, after he attempted to sell a stolen
motorcycle to undercover law enforcement, Bolton said. Both Schneider and Wakeford have connections
to Great Falls, Great Falls police said.
Police said Friday that no new arrests have been made yet, but about 20 local residents are suspects.
Many of them have had prior criminal histories, according to McDermott.
To: Bambino, Major (WSP)
Subject: Thank You
Major,
I heard from Captain Otis about the traffic stop involving Barry Marcus. I can’t tell you how thankful I
was that you were not only there, but that you took the time to help with something that just seemed
suspicious. I agree with Captain Otis in saying that I believe Barry would have had an entirely different
situation on his hands if you weren’t there.
Thank you Major for doing this right and helping him defuse what was going to potentially be an ugly
situation. I am sure Barry is glad you were there. Great stuff my friend.
Mike
Olympia, WA. 98504
(360) 704-2950 (desk)
(360) 239-0042 (cell)

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From: Dahl, Mike (WSP)

To: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP)

Captain Michael Dahl

Criminal Investigation Division (CID)

210 11th Ave SW, Room 409

Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

From: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP)

WSP Budget Manager

Budget & Fiscal Services

Micro 12, Ext. 11046

From: Dahl, Mike (WSP)

From: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP)

Please let me know if you’d like to meet to discuss.

WSP Budget Manager

Budget & Fiscal Services

Micro 12, Ext. 11046

Captain Michael Dahl

Criminal Investigation Division (CID)

210 11th Ave SW, Room 409

Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

Captain Michael Dahl

Lieutenant Charles P. LeBlanc #90

I put a couple things on your chair.

I will be on the BB tomorrow. Thanks

----- Original Message -----

Sent from my BlackBerry.

----- Original Message -----

I am checking to get any updates and I will keep you posted.

----- Original Message -----

Sent from my BlackBerry.

----- Original Message -----

I am covering today and Thursday so I will be working half days.

Looks fine and thanks for letting us beef it up.

Captain Michael Dahl

Criminal Investigation Division (CID)

210 11th Ave SW, Room 409

Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

From: Thomsen, Heidi (WSP)

WSP Budget Manager

Budget & Fiscal Services

Micro 12, Ext. 11046

Read the report

From: Kendra Cristelli [mailto:ccristelli@msn.com]

Captain Michael Dahl

Criminal Investigation Division (CID)

210 11th Ave SW, Room 409

Olympia, WA. 98504

(360) 704-2950 (desk)

(360) 239-0042 (cell)

From: Bosman, Dennis (WSP)

Take care and stay safe out there!

Lieutenant Dennis Bosman

Criminal Investigation Division

P.O. Box 42637

(360) 704-2953 / (360) 704-2964 fax

Micro 12 Ext. 11953

From: Rethwill, Wes (WSP)

Lt. Wes Rethwill - WSP IAD