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CASE TOPIC:

Staff Misconduct Warehouse Truck Driver George Valencia

CASE#:

WCCW 01-024-06

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01-24-06

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03-05-06
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STATE OF WASHIi"GTON

DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
OFFICE OF CORRECTIOI~AL OPERATIONS
WASHII~GTON CORRECTIONS CHITER FOR WOMEN
P.Ci Box 17. MS WP-04 . 9601 Bujactcn Rd. I-I,W . Gig i-tarnor. WA 8B335-0017

WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
INVESTIGATIVE REPORT

CASE NUMBER:

WCCW 01-024-06

EMPLOYEE(S) INVOLVED:_

Warehouse Truck Driver
George Valencia
Correctional Program Manger
Daniel Fitzpatrick
Correctional Officer
Deborah Roan

TYPE OF INVESTIGATION:

Staff Misconduct

ORIGIN OF COMPLAINT:

Offender

LOCATION(S) OF OCCURRENCE(S): Various Area Within the Confines of
WCCW
DATE(S) OF OCCURRENCE(S):
INVESTIGATED BY:
POLICY AREAS ADDRESSED:

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Corrections Policy:
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190,500 Smoking Policy'
800.010 Ethics
850.020 Investigation of Alleged
Custodial Sexual Misconduct.
850.030 Employee
Relationships/Contacts with Offenders,
Revised Code of Washington:
RCW 9A.44.100 Indecent Liberties

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SYNOPSIS:
January 24, 2006 Offender . .
. eported that
Warehouse Truck Driver George Valencia gave Offender
bottle perfume, tobacco and had grabbed her breast.

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NARRATIVE:
• Offender
On January 24, 2006 I interviewed Offender
'In Segregation Unit. She stated that before t e holidays December 2005,
she and Offender_ were in front'of the Medium Security Compound
(MSC) Kitchen. Offender
was talking with Warehouse Truck Driver
George Valencia by his truck when he gave Offender
bottle of perfume. Offender_said that Offende;',
her "look what George just gave me."

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Offender
'described the bottle of perfume as having a white bottom
with a black top. At that time I showed Offender-.a bottle of
"Exclamation" perfume that had previously been removed from Offender
_property. She identified it as the bottle of perfume that Mr.
Valencia had given to Offehder_
Offender-'said that Offender_told her that the next day Mr.
Valencia was delivering supplies to O-building where Offende~was
to receive Top tobacco from him. Offende~said that Offender
" t o l d her while she was helping Mr. Valencia deliver supplies to 0building, he grabbed her breast.
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She then said that Offender_had told her that when Mr. Valencia
retires he wants to see her once she is released.
Offender_said in 1996 while she was working in the main institution
kitchen, Mr. Valencia had iven her a pack of gum to give to Offender '
Former DOC offender).
Offender"also stated that Offender
time, received tobacco from Mr. Valencia

had at one

Offende~ said that she was telling the truth and that by saying this
she was cutting off her own supply of tobacco. Offender_stated that
she was willing to take a polygraph.

On March 8, 2006 Offender. . . .was re-interviewed and stated on
January 30, 2006 she was in the gym and Mr. Valencia asked her "What
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She told him that she did not take the polygraph but that Offende'did, then told him that he better get an attorney at which time Mr. Valencia
told her that he had already gotten an attorney and was going to sue the
institution for harassment. She then said that she told Mr. Valencia
polygraphs were not admissible in court. (See attachment 6)
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Offen de
jwas interviewed in segregation.
On January 27, 2006 Offende"
Offende~tated no staff member had given her any perfume or
tobacco. She denied that a staff had touched her breast. I then asked if
she would take a polygraph so that I can identify that she was being
truthful, she said, "yes." I explained to her that I would have her escorted
to Mental Health building were she would be given a polygraph.
At that time Offende~changed her statement and said that she had
received a bottle of perfume from staff and that a staff member had
touched her right breast while she was helping him deliver supplies. She
identified the staff as "George" who delivers supplies.
Offender"""'aid during the week of December 19, 2005 between
9:00AM and 10:00AM she was in front of the MSC Kitchen with Offender
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Mr. Valencia was sitting halfway out of his truck talking to them
when he unzipped the front right pocket of the jacket he was wearing and
pulled out a bottle of perfume and handed it to Offender-'who then
gave it to Offende~saying "George wanted you to have this."
Offender ~described the bottle of perfume as having a white bottom
with a black top. At that time, I produced a bottle of "Exclamation"
perfume which was previously removed from Offende~ property
(See attachment 1). She identified the bottle of perfume as the same one
that Offender _
had given her from Mr. Valencia.
Offende~said around the first week of January 2006 she was

helping Mr. Valencia bring supplies in O-building by the training room
when Mr. Valencia grabbed her right breast, said "see you later" and
immediateiy took off. Offender
.said that she felt his behavior was
weird.
She said that Mr. Valencia is always making sexual comments to her, for
example he would make a gesture to her and say "open your jacket so I
could see them" meaning her breasts. She said that she would "laugh at
him" and tell him "no it's raining."
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Offender I .said around July 2005, she would see Mr. Valencia drive
by and she would pretend like she was hitchhiking and say, "Can I catch a
ride?" She said he would say "I got a ride for you," while pointing to his
chin: When asked, she said that means he wants her to sit on his face for
oral sex. She stated that she laughed it off because she thoughtit was
harmless. She then said that this type of kidding went on for
approximately five months.
Offender~ said that Mr. Valencia told her that an e-mail was sent to

all staff about bringing in tobacco products and that if caught it will result in
immediate termination. She said that Mr. Valencia told her that she was
being watched but wasn't worried because those "fuckers" have to prove
it.
She said that she feels that Mr. Valencia is always staring at her an.d has
her under surveillance. She said that Mr. Valencia told her he would
never get caught because he knows somebody who is a secretary in
administration, and would tell him if he was being watched.
Offender_said she was talking to Mr. Valencia by the bench in front
of K-unit and told him "not to worry, I won't sell you out." This statement
was in reference to Offende~witnessing staff approach Mr.
Valencia in front of the MI Education Department. On January 6,2006 Mr.
Valencia's assigned vehicle was searched due to information received that
he was bringing in cigarettes to offender.
She said that he brought in tobacco for Offende~
_ a n d Offende~She said that she was in the MSC yard in
front of the bench by K-unit when Offender
received tobacco from
Mr. Valencia. Offender
icould not recall the date of this incident.
She said if you find a staff that you can flirt with or wink at, the next thing
you know they will bring stuff in for you. That is what happened with Mr.
Valencia.
She then said that she is afraid because Mr. Valencia will find out who told
and will have another Offender who he is close to "get" the person who
told on him.
Offender _stated that she is afraid of being assaulted by Offender
~nd"" "
She said that Offender~as told her "Bitch i am
coming for you," because she will not have staff bring in contraband for
her.
She said Offender_ _ told her that Mr. Valencia was in the MSC yard
and asked her, "Who is this
bitch?" Offende"
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him that "She's right by your truck." She said Mr. Valencia replied "I
should go run this bitch over."
She said Mr. Valencia also told her that one time Correctional Program
Manager Daniel Fitzpatrick was "out to get him," and that Mr. Fitzpatrick
snuck around his truck and tried to take his keys, and told him to turn his
radio down.

Offende~denied that Mr. Valencia asked her to visit once she is
released from DOC.
On January 27, 2006, in the presence of Polygraph Examiner William Tuft,
Offende~ stated that she did not admit everything about Mr.
Valencia when I first interviewed her. She stated that he had given her a
pouch of tobacco and she had given it to Offende~
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(See attachment 4)
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Offender
On January 7, 2006 Offender
approached
Sergeant Kathleen Ahmu with ,information regarding Mr. Valencia.
(See Attachment 2)
On Februa

2 2006 I conducted an interview with Offende,When asked if she knew why I wanted to speak
told me that Mr. Valencia was
with her she said "Yes, Offender
bringing tobacco to Offende~'
Offender _ s a i d she asked Offender.-a if she could get
cigarettes and she told her that the "thing" she had going with Mr. Valencia
had got "fucked up" because of Offender _ . Offender~aid
her cell was searched and the perfume she had received from Mr.
Valencia was confiscated. Offender"'told her she would try and get
her cigarettes from downtown (meaning MI campus).
Offender"sald she had seen Mr. Valencia on the MSC campus
and asked him "What happened? Did you get walked off?" She said that
Mr. Valencia told her "You know those mother fuckers want to fuck with
you until you leave." Offende~asked Mr. Valencia if he was
going to retire then told him, ,,~o go, it's time for you to retire."
Offender_said that she asked Mr. Valencia if he could bring her in
some chewing tobacco, Mr. Valencia told her he would "see what he could
do." Offender_felt Mr. Valencia did not bring her any chewing
tobacco, because she had "no cleavage."

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She then said in 1989 Mr. Valencia would drive the offenders in his truck
to the clothing room and let them go up stairs and tattoo themselves. She
stated that Mr. Valencia brought a bottle of tequila to Offender~nd
another offender (name unknown), Offender_ said they drank the
tequila she got sick and threw up in front of the school. She said
Lieutenant Marcia Sanchez knew about the tequila.
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Offender
On February 15, 2006 I interviewed Offender
. - . She said that she had talked with Mr. Valencia and told him that
she had heard that he was bringing in tobacco. She said that Mr. Valencia
told her that he has never brought in tobacco.
She said in 1997 she remembered asking Mr. Valencia what would
happen if he left her a stick of gum. She said that he did not answer but
left her a stick of gum. She said she did not tell anyone about the gum.
Offende~aid that Mr. Valencia never gave her tobacco only the
stick of gum. Offender_ said that she smoked some tobacco that
Mr. Valencia gave Offende~ She said Offender_told her it
was from Mr. Valencia.
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Correctional Program Manager Daniel Fitzpatrick
On February 15, 2006 I conducted an interview with Correctional Program
Manager Daniel Fitzpatrick. He stated that around the middle of
December 2005, while leaving the mailroom he observed an offender
(name unknown) sitting outside of the maintenance building. He stated
that the offender yelled out to Mr. Valencia while walking in his direction
near S-building, asking him, "If the packages had been delivered?"
Mr. Fitzpatrick intervened and re-directed the offender back to the
maintenance area. Mr. Valencia followed the offender and began
speaking with her. Mr. Fitzpatrick said he notified Mr. Valencia supervisor
Donna Kern and reported the incident. (See attachment 5)
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Offender
On February 28, 2006TinfervIewed Offender
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She stated "I know what happened with Offender
'and Mr.
Valencia, he played with Offender_breast." She stated Offender
" ' t o l d her about Mr. Valencia.
When asked if she and Offender _had Offende~,askstaff to
bring in cigarettes she said "No." She stated that Offender_did not
have her get stuff from staff either.

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Offender_ said that Offender~told her that Mr. Valencia
thought she had "snitched" on him. Offende~said that she
confronted Mr. Valencia when he was unloading the canteen bins by MSC
M-building. Offende~ said that she asked Mr. Valencia why was
he" telling everyone that she snitched on him," then told him "he was full of
shit." She said that Mr. Valencia did not say anything.
When asked if she would write a statement that she had confronted Mr,
Valencia for what he was saying she said "Absolutely not, I do not want to
get involved."
Offender
On March 1, 2006 I interviewed Offender
she stated that she worked in the warehouse with Mr. Valencia and would
sometime ride with him in his truck to deliver his orders.

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She denied that Mr. Valencia had asked her, "Who this
bitch Is." She did say that she was coming out of P-bldg and Mr.
Valencia was standing on the other side of the MSC vehicle gate waiting
to come Inside he called through the MSC gate and asked her if she knew
, she started to explain to himthat she is kind of hard to
describe when he interrupted her he said that Offende~was saying
some "shit about him." She said that Correctional Officer Debra Roan
was in her perimeter vehicle and informed her that she was not suppose
to be over at the gate, she said she immediately left the area. She said
that since that day she has not spoken to Mr. Valencia.
Offender_said that Offende~as working in P-bldg and
she told her what Mr. Valencia had said and Offender"'esponded
"Oh, he knows me."
She added she heard rumors that Mr. Valencia was bringing tobacco into
Offender_ (See attachment 7)
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Offender
On March 8, 2006 I 'Interviewed Offender
~ho is no longer incarcerated by Department of Corrections, via
telephone.

When asked if she had received tobacco from Mr. Valencia she said, "No,
I am not Mr. Valencia's type." She said she is gay and would never flirt
with Mr. Valencia or any staff member to get tobacco or anything else.
She said that she would get tobacco from other offenders, but would not
give any names.
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She stated that she did not know any offender who received anything from
.
a staff member.
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Correctional Officer Deborah Roan
On March 9, 2006 I conducted an interview with Correctional Officer
Deborah Roan. She stated that she not sure of the date but while working
as the perimeter officer she noticed Offender-,by the MSC vehicle
gate out of bounds and talking with Mr. Valencia.
Officer Roan informed Mr. Valencia that inmate-,was out of
bounds at that time the offender left the area and she does not recall what
Mr. Valencia said. (See attachment 8)

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Warehouse Supervisor Donna Kern
On March 20, 2006 I interviewed Warehouse Supervisor Donna Kern via
telephone. She stated that Mr. Fitzpatrick approached her December 2,
2005 about an issue with Mr. Valencia. That Mr. Fitzpatrick informed her
that he had overheard Mr. Valencia talking with an inmate from the
maintenance department. The inmate had asked Mr. Valencia if he could
check to see about her holiday package. He then overheard Mr. Valencia
say he would. Mr. Fitzpatrick said that he ordered the inmate back to her
area and Mr. Valencia continued on with his duties. She said that she did
not talk with Mr. Valencia at this point but did inform her supervisor,
Business Manager Linda Curtis, of the situation. She had no further input
regarding Mr. Valencia. (See attachment 9)
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Warehouse Truck Driver George Valencia
On February 27,2006 I Interviewed Warehouse Truck Driver George
Valencia in the Intelligence and Investigation Unit. The following
questions were asked during the interview. He did not request
representation.
Before asking the following questions Mr. Valencia stated that he had
twenty-one years and has an impeccable record with the Department of
Corrections. He then stated that he should be given the benefit of the
doubt instead of taking the offender's word.
He went on to say that he had heard Offender_is accusing him of
giving her a bottle of perfume and tobacco.

Question:
Answer:

Did you give Offende~tobacco?
No, She approached me and asked if I would bring her in
cigarettes. I told her, "No,~hat's impossible it's against the
rules."

Question:

When you told her no. What did she say?

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Answer:

_told me she would get even with me.

Question:
Answer:

Did you give Offender_a bottle of perfume?
_had this bottle of perfume and said "George, how do you like
my perfume?"
.

Question:

Do you recall driving by Offender_in the MSC yard and her
asking, "Hey, can I get a ride?"
That could be possible.

Answer:
Question:
Answer:
Question:
Answer:
Question:
Answer:

Question:
Answer:

Did you respond by pointing at your chin and say, "Yeah, right
here."
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No, never, no.
Have you ever said things to Offender_ that could be
misconstnued as being perverted comments?
No.

Has Offende~said anything to you that would be
misconstrued as a perverted comment?
No, the canteen ladies have told me that Offender-,has said
that "George and she go back a long ways."
Did you report that Offenders were asking you to do stuff (such as
bring tobacco) to your supervisor or write an incident report (IR)?
Kelly, if I write an IR for everything these offenders say, I could not
do my job. If they really get personal I will write an IR.

Question:
Answer:

Give me an exampie of what you consider to be personal?

Question:

Do you remember an e-mail that went out to all staff about bringing
tobacco into the facility and it will result in immediate termination?
No.

Answer:

Something sexual.

Answer:

Do you recall having a conversation with Offender_ regarding
you being watched, and you said you were not worried because
"those tuckers have to prove it."
No.

Question:
Answer:

Did Mr. Fitzpatrick stop you in your truck and try to take your keys?
No.

Question:
Answer:

Did Mr. Fitzpatrick ever have to tell you to turn down your radio?
No.

Question:

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Question:
Answer:

Did you tell Mr. Fitzpatrick "Hey, fuck you" and then Mr. Fitzpatrick
asked you if you ever heard of insubordination? .
No.

Question:
Answer:

Do you have offenders help you deliver supplies?
Yes.

Question:
Answer:

Did Offender ~elp you with delivering supplies?
Yes, when I was delivering supplies to K-unit she helped. At first
she did not want to help and I had to say "Hey you're part of this
unit you can help unload the truck."

Question:
Answer:

Did she help you unload supplies to MSC a-bldg?
I do not remember.

Question:

When she helped you take supplies into a-bldg did you touch her
breast?
No, never, she has a big imagination.

Answer:
Question:
Answer:
Question:
Answer:

While she was helping you deliver supplies to O-bldg did you give
her tobacco?
No.

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George tell me what happened inside of a-bldg with Offender
She made all that up.

Question:
Answer:

Do you know Oftendet
!
Yes, she was walking and another offender told me who she was.

Question:
Answer:
Question:
Answer:

Who identified Offender~ to you?
I do not remember I get along with the majority of the offenders, the
better you get along with the offenders the easier your job will be.
~erfume to give to Offender
?
Did you give Offender
No, never.

Question:
Answer:

George why do you think these allegations are being made?
Offender""has a big imagination.

Question:
Answer:

George what if I tell you that Offender• • • was polygraph?
Polygraph are not admissible in court.

Question:

George what if Offender
lproved to be truthful when asked.
"Has George ever touched your breast?"

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Answer:

I did not touch her breast, she has an imagination.

Question:

&proved to be truthful when asked.
George what if Offender'
"Has George ever given you tobacco?"
I never gave her tobacco.

Answer:
Question:
Answer:
Question:
Answer:

Question:
Answer:
Question:
Answer:

Did Offender"stop you in the MSC yard and asked if you
were okay and then told you that she would not sell you out?
No.
George how do you feel about being interviewed concerning this
matter?
To be honest with you, Kelly I realize you're doing your job. I do
not like the idea of being interviewed regarding the allegations.
Did you tell any of your family members about the reason for this
investigation?
Yes, I told my wife.
Why do you think Offender~s saying you are the one who
did this?
She has a big imagination.

Answer:

Did you ever think of doing something like this even though you
may not have actually gone through with it?
No.

Question:
Answer:

Why wouldn't you do something like this?
I know it's against the rules,

Question:
Answer:

What do you think should happen to the person who does this?
They should be fired.

Question:

Do you think the person who did do this would deserve a second
chance under any circumstance?
I think the person should be given a second chance.

Question:

Answer:
Question:

Answer:

Once the full investigation is completed, how do you think the
investigation will come out concerning whether or not you were
'Involved 'In doing this?
The way I always thought it's up to you whether you believe me or
not.

I expiained to Mr. Valencia that I was finished with the interview and asked
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take offenders word over staff. I explained that my goal is to gather facts
and report them -.
On March 16, 2006 I re-interviewed Warehouse Truck Driver George
Valencia He did not request representation. The purpose of the second
interview was to address the Offender's allegation that Mr. Valencia had
talked with them about on-going investigation. Mr. Valencia denied having
any conversation with Offender
Offender-'
and Offender
..Mr. Valencia admitted
having a conversation with Offende
but denied
that it was about the investigation.
Mr. Valencia also disputed CPM Fitzpatrick version of what had taken
place in the middle of December 2005.
Through out this interviewed Mr. Valencia continued to deny any
involvement with bringing in contraband. He continually disputed all other
versions of what had happened. Mr. Valencia even denied knowing ·one
of the offenders.
CONCLUSION:
During the course of the investigation on December 29, 2006 a bottle
"Exclamation" perfume was recovered from Offender_ c e l _

"Exclamation" perfume can not be ordered from the offender store or from Avon.
Two offenders stated that Mr. Valencia brought the "Exclamation" perfume into
the institution for Offende~
.
Although no tobacco was recovered four offenders stated that Mr.
Valencia brought tobacco into the institution for offenders use.
During the course of the investigation four offenders stated Mr. Valencia
questioned them about which offenders were providing statements against him.
This questioning was prior to his interview with Intelligence and Investigation
Unit.
The polygraph of Offender II 'show Mr. Valencia brought tobacco into the
institution and that he touched Offerdei
Jin a sexual manner by grabbing
her breast.
On January 27, 2006 GSR Polygraph Service William Tufts attem ted to
administer a polygraph examination to Offender

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~ of the examination: To verify or refute the subject's allegation that

_ t o l d her that George, the warehouse truck driver, gave her tobacco,
perfume, and touched her breast. A polygraph examination was not
administered. The subject refused.
On January 27,2006 GSR Polygraph Service William Tufts administer a
polygraph examination to Offende
The purpose of the examination: To verify or refute the subjects allegation that
warehouse truck driver George touched her breast and gave her tobacco.
A polygraph examination was administered to Offender,-on the above
issues.
Based on the polygraph response produced by the subject on three (3) polygraph
charts. It the opinion of the examiner, she was not attempting deception when
she answered "yes" to the following relevant questions:
1. Has George ever touched your breast?
2. Has George ever given you tobacco?
On March 21, 2006 Investigator Andrew Cozzolino was assigned to interview
Offender
at Snohomish County Jail and
Offender
Rap House Work Release because
they allegedly had information pertinent to the investigation on Mr. Valencia
(See Attachment 10)
ATIACHMENT:
1. Search Report/Evidence Form from Offender
cell
dated 12-29-05.
2. Incident Report from Sergeant Kathleen Ahmu, dated 1-7-06.
3. Polygraph Examiner William Tufts examination report dated 1-27-06.
4. Letter from Offender
,written statement (not date indicated).
5. Correctional Program Mal'1ag~t paniel Fitzpatrick e-mail dated 2-15-06.
6. Offender
written statement dated 3-8-06.
Written statement dated 3-8-06.
7. Offender
8. Correctional OfficerQE)t?gr~bRCl~ne-maii dated 3-9-06.
9. Warehouse SupervisorponnElKE)rn e-mail dated 3-20-06.
10. Investigator CPZZQUnoME)morandum on his interviews with Offender
and Offender

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OFFICE OF COFiRECTIOI,AL OPEFIJ,TIOI,S
WJ.SHII"GTOI' CORRECTIOI,S CEHTEFI FOR WOil/lEI'
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March 28, 2006

TO:

Kelly Kelly
Chief Investigator

FROM:

Andrew Cozzolinor-e-': :- / ; ; /
Investigator C/i:~~'

SUBJECT:

WAREHOUSE TRUCK DRIVER GEORGE VALENClA
POSSIBLE STAFF MISCONDUCT. WCCW 01-014-06.

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As you requested I interviewed two offenders that were previously incarcerated at the
Washington Corrections Center for Women (WCCW), concerning Mr. George
Valencia's ossible involvement in bring contraband into the institution. Offender
was being held at the Snohomish County Jail,
as at the Rap House Work

On March 21 2006 at 1003, I met with and interviewed Offender
at the Snohomish County Jail. Offender
aid that
approximately 2002, she was working in the Main Institution Kitchen with Offender
She admitted asking Offender"-f she could get her
some "clove" cigarettes. Approximately two days later Offender"'gave her two
packs of "clove" cigarettes. She added that Offender"told her that "George"
~.garettesin for her and he would bring her anything she asked for. Offender
~enied having any further information conceming Mr. Valencia.
On March 21, 2006 at 1528, 1met with and interviewed Offender
959919 at the Rap House Work Release. Offender~enied any direct knowledge
of Mr. Valencia bring any contraband into the institution. She stated she had been
incarcerated at WCCW from 1989 through 2005, and during that time she heard
"George" brought in small stufffor offenders. She described these items as gum and
cigarettes.

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drink coffee and that while there he would have conversations with the offenders. During
these conversations, Mr. Valencia voiced his displeasure over how the Department of
Corrections and WCCW staff treated "the girls." She added an offender once told her
Mr. Valencia bad brought in two packs of clove cigarettes, but she could not identify the
oflen der.

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George Jose his retirement. He's such a nice guy." Throughout the interview, Offender
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January 7, 2006 / 1800
USE OF FORCE

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, description of any injuries, damage, use of force, etc.
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enter~unit Sergeants office requesting to
speak to me. Initially the conver~lved around offende~upcom'lng release date and her
anticipation and fears. Offender~as emotional she incited a conversation about staff and some of the
resent activities surrounding the Introduction of tobacco and other contraband. Offende~ continued
stating that (old George, George Valencia has been bring tobacco into the institution for offender~nd
that offender _and
ere also involved. Offender"continued stating ~nder
did have a lighter an
at almost~er but she passed it to another offender and that offender
continues to buy the tobacco fro~She continue~hat George Valencia has brought
contraband into this institution for many years. I asked offender. . . . . .hy she was giving me this
inlormation and s~ because it's just not right that other people are paying the price lor some individual
actions. Offender~ontinued stating that she believes G~ getting sex as a kick back lor the
tobacco, matches and other contraband he is supplying offender~witn. She stated that George possible
is making the drops when he delivers the canteen carts. She continued to state that the MSC canteen carts are
orm "K" unit
in need 01 repair and that she knows that on one occasion offender
along with offender~nd offende
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1Iv1Iv1EDIA I E ACTION TAKEN:
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Kathleen Ahmu

Correctional Officer II

Januarv 7, 2006

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Wednesday, February 15, 2006 3:31 PM
Kelly, Kelly M.
Incident

In and/or around the middle of December, I observed an offender sitting outside at the Maintenance building. As I was
leavinp the mailroorn. this offender yelled out to Mr. Valencia, as weil ~s walkinp to him near S building, asking him if
packages/parcels had been delivered. I intervened and directed her back to the Maintenance buiiding. As I was walking
away, Mr. Valencia proceeded over to the offender near the M~inten~nce Building and was speakinq with her. I reported
this incident to Donna Kern, Mr. Valencia's supervisor.

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Monday, March 20, 2006 4:07 PM
Kelly, Kelly M.
Re: Phone Conversation

Kelly,
This is a fDIIDw up email per your request concerning our earlier phone conversation today, 3/20/06.
Regarding the incident involvinq Georpe Valencia and Dan Fitzpatrick in December, Mr. Fitzpatrick approached me one
day about an issue with Gsorpe Valencia, truck driver. I do not recall the date exactly. Mr. Fitzpatrick informed me that he
overheard Mr. Valencia talking with an inmate from the maintenance department. The inmate had asked Mr. Valencia if
he could check to see about her holiday package. He then overheard Mr. Valencia say he would. Mr. Fitzpatrick said that
he ordered the inmate back to her area and Mr. Valencia contmued on with his duties. He asked me to talk with Mr.
Valencia about the situation and to please have him refrain from telling the inmates that the mailroom is holding the
offender's holiday packages. Mr. Fitzpatrick informed me that he had been tole by offenders that George was telling them
thai the mailroom was holding holiday packages. I did not talk with Mr. Valencia at this point but did inform my supervisor,
Linda Curtis, of the situation.
A week or two later, I received a call from Mr. Mike HIli ctaiming that the Grievance Coordinator, Devon Schrum, and J Unit
CUS Monique Campos had come to him complaining that they overheard Mr. Valencia telling offenders in J Unit that the
mailroom was hotding the holicay packages and would I tell him to stop saying that. I decided before I talked with Mr.
Valencia, I would place phone calls to both Ms. Schrum and Ms. Campos. After a couple of days of not receiving any
return calls, I spoke with my supervisor, Linda Curtis. She placed calls to both women and would let me know what she
found out. Both Ms. Schrum and Ms. Campos called Ms. Curtis back and said that neither one of them had overnearo any
such thing.
After receiving this information, I spoke with Mr. Valencia that evening regarding the situation. I told him what was being
said, what I had found out, and who had spoken to me about the situation. I told him to just not say anything to any of the
offenders. Mr. Valencia told me that he hadn't said anything to offenders about packages. He did relate to me that Mr.
Fitzpatrick had seen him talking with an offender from maintenance one day but had conie charging down the hill to order
.er back to her area. Mr. Valencia believed Mr. Fitzpatrick didn't hear what they were saying. We talked about how Mr.
Valencia is everywhere, offenders know him, that he stops to talk with offenders, they talk to him. We talked about how
kites come down to the warehouse and canteen asking George where their canteen was. We talked about the many times
offenders ask him if he, as he. is delivering canteen carts, is bringing so and so's canteen. He may say in passing jokingly
that no he left hers behind when in reality he has no idea who's canteen items are in the carts since they are locked when
he gets them and locked when he deiivers them.
Regarding the holiday packages, I also told Mr. Fitzpatrick that there would be no way for Mr. Valencia to know where the
packages were or what was being done with them. As the pallets of packages would arrive, warehouse staff would inform
the mailroom staff that pallets were here for them. They would come over and take control of the shipments. The pallets
were delivered outside themailroomandtakencareofbymailroomstaff.Asboxeswereunloadedbymailroomstaff.no
one could tell what was for who. Empty boxes sat outside the mailroom for days on end and they had units written on
them. With the number of maintenance, warehouse, and canteen offender workers down in the area everyday, any of
them could see the boxes with units on them and could have told others in the units whal came into the rnallroorn that day.
They see what gDes in and out of both the mail room and the warehouse.
As to if I ever had any problems with Mr. Valencia and offenders, I do not, He converses with the workers if a question or
comment is directed towards him, directs them to load the vehicles, teaches them how to load. I have not seen Mr.
Valencia be inappropriate in any way with an offender.
If you have any other questions, please let me know.
Donna .J. Kern

wccw
Wareuouse Operator 4
9601 Bujacich Rd. NW
Gig Harbor, WA 98332
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Subject:

Roan, D~b()rah P.
ThursdayMarch 09, 2006 2:24 PM
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I'm not sure on the date. While on perimeter I notice that lI~as taking to the warehouse worker George
Valencia at the vehicle gate I asked the inmate why was she at the gate and that she was out of bound. She stated that
she didn't know that she couldn't be by the gate. I informed George that the inmate shouldn't be at that gate and that she
was out of bound. I don't recall what he said to me. I continue my perimeter check.

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William D. Tufts

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1409 18 Ave CT, SW
Puyallup, WA 98371

TO:

Investigator Kelly Kelly
Department of Corrections
Washington Corrections Center for Women
9601 Bujacich Road NW
Gig Harbor, WA 98335

Subject:

DOB:

February 11, 1972

Requested by:

Investigator Kelly Kelly

Examination Date:

01/27/06

Offense:

Statement Verification

Purpose of Examination: To verity or refute the subject's allegation tha~ told her
that George, the warehouse truck driver, gave her tabacco, perfume, an~ breast.

Prior to the polygraph examination, the subject was advised of her Polygraph Rights and waived
these rights by signing the attached form.

CONCLUSIONS

A polygraph examination was not administered. The subject refused.

Examiner: William D. Tuns

January 27, 2006
Date of Report

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William D. Tufts
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Puyallup, WA 98371

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I tOL1',mAJ"1I EXAMINAUON IWI"OUT
TO:

Investigator Kelly Kelly
Department of Corrections
Washington Corrections Center for Women
9601 Bujacich Road NW
Gig Harbor, WA 98335

Subject:
DDB:

June 18, 1976

Requested by:

Investigator Kelly Kelly

Examination Date:

01/27/06

Offense:

Statement Verification

Purpose of Examination: To verity I3r r-efute the SUbject's alleqation that warehouse truck
driver Geor~e touched her breast and gave her tabaceo.

Prior to the polygraph examination, the subject was advised of her Polygraph Rights and waived
these rights by signing the attached form.

CONCLUSIONS

A polygraph examination was administered to the subject on the above issues.
Based on the physiological responses produced by the subject on three (3) polygraph
charts, in the opinion of this examiner, she was not attempting deception when she
answered "yes" to the following relevant questions:

1, Has George ever touched your breast?
2. Has George ever given you tabacco?

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Examiner: William D. Tufts

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POLYGRAPH EXAMINATION STATEMENT OFCONSENT

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cannot be required to subrnit to a polygraph examination without my consent. Additionally,
that if the answers during the examination show deception, I may be asked to explain.

I hold G-SR polygraph services and William Tufts harmless and free from any
liability for any acts or omission by any other parties or agencies and rei ease and hold
harmless any persons or agencies lrorn any and all claims or liabilities alleged to result from or
arise out of this examination.

Understanding that I have the unqualified righlto refuse]
do hereby, this date, voluntarily and without duress, coercion, unlawful inducement, or
promise or reward, agree to submit to a polygraph examination. I further understand that the
information obtained during this process will not be released to me.

Witness

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