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Content June 17, 199- 2
1.3
INTRADEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE.
TO: Commanding Officer, Legal Affairs. Divis.ion
FROM: Commanding Officer, Bureau of Special Investigation
SUBJE, CT·: COMPLIANCE WITH DI.SCOVERY RE,QUES.T OF THE WEBSTER PANEL
Attached are the standing plans and related. items from the entities
within the Bureau of Special Investigation, as requested by the
Administrative Commander., in correspondence dated June 10, 1992.
Any questions should be referred to Lieutenant George Aliano,
Adjutant, Bureau of Special Investigation, extension 5-3277.
Mti~~~
Acting '--- Commanding Officer
Bureau of Spec~al Investigation
Attachments
Abalos, Albert V.
Acosta, William
Adams, Katrina M.
Agrusa, Charles J.
Aguirre, Benito I.
Aguirre, Vincent
Akana, Michael T.
Albanese, Kirk J.
Alberca, Ronald M.
Alegria, Andres
Alvarez, Avelino A.
(4) Alvarez, Ramon
Anderson, Diane D.
Anderson, Donald J.
Anzallo, Joseph S.
Aquino, Jack D.
Ar9omaniz, Joy
Arias, Michael A.
Armand, Daniel G.
Auerbach, Edmond
Austin, Rhett B.
Austin, Roosevelt J.
Azpeitia, Jorge R.
Baker, Robert E.
Ball, Russell K.
(3) Banta, Donald P.
Barba, Steven M.
( 1) Barclay, George c.
Bare, Steven M.
Barfield, Donald H.
Barrera, Maria D.
Barstow, Jeffrey L.
Beckley, Gregory D.
Beimer, John C.
Bell, Timothy J.
Bitterolf, Gary D.
( 3) Blockburger, Jerrell
Blozis, Dianna M • .
Bogan, Patsy R.
Brady, Donald A.
NARCOTICS GROUP PERSONNEL ROSTER
DEPLOYMENT PERIOD #05/1992
(April 19, 1992 - May 16, 1992)
SWORN PERSONNEL
SERIAL RANK SECTION
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24907 P2 VBU
26355 P2 CBU
24841 P3 ssu
16856 02 MVB
24097 01 CBU
25460 P2 VBU
20664 01 VBU
22680 S2 NAU
26184 P2 WBU
23113 01 MVD
17623 03 DTF
24767 P3 WBU
25024 P3 NG C/0
17934 Dl MVB
24507 P3 DTF
20596 P3 LOG
24716 P3 CBU
23966 Dl SBU
25206 P2 CBU
17496 D2 MVB
22060 Dl DTF
25852 P2 CBU
20529 Dl MVB
16251 D3 FU
21649 Dl VBU
14355 P3 cu
22249 02 MVB
12972 D2 MVB
16475 D3 WBU
12837 02 NIN
25167 P2 VBU
16476 Dl DTF
22210 P3 WBU
15894 02 ssu
26627 P2 WBU
11710 03 DTF
w. 22982 P2 cu
26280 P2 cu
14579 Dl NIN
22808 D2 FES C/O ADJ
MOBIL
CALL NO WATCH
------- -----
8Y568 A
8Y261 B
B
9Y343 B
8Y242 A
8Y567 A
8Y535 B
7Y820 A
8Y474 B
9Y555 B
9Y620 B
B
B
9Y345 A
9Y624 B
7Y933 B
8Y238 A
LN 77TH
8Y262 A
9Y321 B
H-4407 B
A
9Y348 B
7Y740 B
8Y553 B
8Y144C A
9Y332 B
A
8Y420 B
H-4609 A
8Y567 A
H-4408 B
8Y436 A
A
B
H-4401 B
A
B
9Y172 A
8Y552 B
(4)
(4)
( 3)
(3)
NG PERSONNEL ROSTER
DEPLOYMENT PERIOD #05/1992
Page 2
SWORN PERSONNEL (Continued)
Braverman, Shelby S.
Brazner, Steven W.
Breitenbach, Arnold H.
Brinker, Dean A.
Broadhurst, Larry K.
Broderick, Barbara
Brooks, Mark A.
Brown, Donald E.
Brown, Michael
Browne, Erin E.
Buettner, Carl W.
Burns, Robin G.
Buscarino, Kenneth D.
Bybee, Troy A.
Bybee, Yolanda
Camarillo, Edward
Capuano, Samuel J.
Carrasco, Mario P.
·Carrillo, Robert
Carter, Michael G.
Cecil, Danny L.
Cedillos, Robert L.
Cepeida, Hugo A.
Chambers, Thomas V.
Chapman, Dennis R.
Chiaravalle, Paul R.
Chiarenza, Thomas J.
Childers, Darryl w.
Childs, Vernon D.
Chiu, Ileana I.
Christ, Jeffrey W.
Christensen, Donald R.
Clark, Robert A.
Clark, Stephen T.
Clarke, Gary R.
Comparetto, Victor V.
Compton, Harrell R.
Compton, Johns.
Crone, James A.
Cuillard, Thomas E.
Cullen, David L.
SERIAL
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22211
20391
16566
21603
21008
25220
26363
14101
15435
24178
12978
11470
20949
24179
24397
20262
14974
25696
12298
21141
22215
21412
22064
16335
16022
22377
13759
17890
13987
24709
17779
22690
15690
23268
20010
22644
17169
16408
16756
15906
16412
MOBIL
RANK SECTION CALL NO WATCH
------------
------- -----
Dl CBU 8Y247 B
D1 FU 7Y725 B
Dl VBU A
D2 NIN 9Y163 B
D2 NIN 9Yl64 A
P2 SBU LN SE A
P2 SBU LN DSD A
D2 FU
·7y731
A
D3 CBU 8Y230 A
D1 FU 7Y732 B
D2 NIN B
Dl MVC B
D2 WBU 8Y431 B
P3 FU 9Y655 A
P2 FES OFC B
D2 WBU 8Y480 A
D1 DTF H-4404 A
P2 SBU LN SE A B
P3 SBU LN HARB
D1 SBU LN HARB
P3 ssu 7Y476 A
S2 ssu B
Dl SBU LN HARB
D2 FU 9Y651 A
D2 SBU LN HARB
D2 MVA 9Y241 A
L2 ssu A
P2 cu 8Y143B B
D2 LOG 7Y911 A
P3 WBU 8Y444 A
D1 MVD 9Y557 A
D1 WBU 8Y471 A
S2 ssu B
P3 NAU 7Y826 B
D1 MVB 9Y335 A
D2 MVB 9Y331 A
D2 CBU 8Y243 A
Dl cu 8Yl43 B
D2 WBU 8Y423 B
D2 FU 7Y742 A
D2 WBU B
(4)
(1)
NG PERSONNEL ROSTER
DEPLOYMENT PERIOD #05/1992
Page 3
SWORN PERSONNEL (Continued)
Curreri, Joseph
D'Orazio, Robert
Dammeier, Patrick L.
Daniel, Charles M.
Davis, Frederick G.
Davis, Otha B.
Day, James
DeMartino, Ricardo E.
DeMucha, John E.
Deaton, James M.
Delgado, Vincent M.
Deuel, William G.
Devey, Wayne A.
Dice, Doreen R.
Doddridge, David W.
Dodge, Milton R.
Domino, Francis P.
Drulias, Gus s.
Dumelle, James M.
Dunagan, Glenn A.
Dunn, Roger H.
Eagleson, William M.
Edwards, Carey L.
Ehring, Mark W.
Elizondo, Carlos C.
Elliott, Dick L.
Ellis, William C.
Emard, Larry B.
Escobedo, Richard
Escoto, Bernardo
Fallis, William L.
Farrant, Michael D.
Fea, Stanley M.
Felix, Michael E.
Felix, William C.
Ferguson, Brent E.
Ferris, Thomas K.
Fontanetta, Phillip S.
Frizzell, Stephen H.
Frommling, William W.
Gaitan, Troy A.
MOBIL
SERIAL RANK SECTION CALL NO WATCH
------
------------
------- -----
21018 C2 MVS C/O CO9Y
24184 P2 SBU LN 77TH
13354 D2 VBU 8Y531 B
20047 P3 ssu 7Y474 A
21659 Dl MVB 9Y323 B
12417 L2 CBU A
21145 D2 CBU 8Y222 B
20905 D3 ssu 9Y340 B
20336 Dl MVA 9Y234 A
24252 P3 WBU A
24323 P3 MVA 9Y249 A
21079 D2 NIN B
26031 P2 VBU 8Y561 B
26033 P3 FU 7Y752 A
20399 D1 cu 8Y144B A
17504 D2 CBU B
20136 D1 MVA 9Y236 A
11042 C2 FES C/O COBY
16342 D3 WBU 8Y450 A
12313 D2 AUD 7Y21 B
11842 D3 VBU 8Y530 A
21699 Dl MVC 9Y484 B
26554 P2 WBU 8Y473 A
20401 D2 WBU A
24782 P3 NAU 7Y823 B
14979 D3 CBU 8Y220 B
16581 D2 CBU 8Y221 A
21462 Dl LOG 7Y932 B
17463 Dl MVD 9Y545 B
25173 P3 VBU 9Y346 B
15030 Dl MVA 9Y223 B
15116 D2 MVD 9Y542 B
11287 D3 LOG 7Y900 A
17947 S2 SIT 7Y40 A
13090 Dl MVB 9Y324 A
21803 P3 cu 8Yl41B A
11380 D2 cu 8Y140A B
22554 D2 MVD 9Y551 B
20049 Dl CBU 8Y236 A
11487 L2 MVC 9Y410 B
24049 P2 WBU 8Y462 A
( 4)
(4)
(4)
( 4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
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DEPLOYMENT PERIOD #05/1992
Page 4
SWORN PERSONNEL (Continued)
Galeria, Steven D.
Galvan, Frank X.
Galvan, Ruben M.
Galvan, Santos
Gartner, Robert P.
Gilbert, Roger W.
Gilder, Ronnie
Gilles~ie, James E.
Ginell1, Richard L.
Goldberg, Frank T.
Gomez, Raymond D.
Gonzales, Jose H.
Gonzalez, Martin
Gosnell, Robert A.
Gould, Randy S.
Graciano, Christ H.
Graff, David M.
Gray, Michael D.
Green, Ricke¥ L.
Greenwell, William T.
Griffith, Russell M.
Guessferd, Patricia E.
Gutierrez, Edward M.
Gutierrez, Richard
Gutierrez, Richard A.
Hall, Ian E.
Hall, Thomas L.
Harden, Daniel E.
Harmon, Lindsey
Harris, David
Henry, Averill B.
Hermosillo, Margarite z.
Higginbotham, Gary W.
Hill, Richards.
Hodges, Ronald E.
Hoefel, Richard K.
Holcomb, Robert J.
Holtz, Gerald N.
Horan, Daniel R.
Hospodar, Brian P.
Howden, Gregory C.
MOBIL
SERIAL RANK SECTION CALL NO WATCH
------
------------
------- -----
22824 D2 WBU 8Y443 B
20477 D1 MVD 9Y526 B
20343 D1 MVD 9Y544 A
14907 D1 MVC 9Y487 B
16684 D2 MVD 9Y530 A
22361 Dl SBU LN 77TH
26460 P2 SBU LN 77TH
15521 D2 MVD 9Y554 B
11850 D3 WBU B
20615 D2 cu 8Yl42 B
17254 D2 MVA 9Y231 B
15451 P2 cu 8Yl41G A
22549 P2 VBU A
11388 D2 MVC 9Y471 A
21992 Dl WBU B
24787 P3 WBU 8Y446 A
23549 D1 WBU A
23851 D1 MVA 9Y246 B
22445 P3 MVB 9Y325 A
15700 D2 NIN 9Y162 B
26384 P2 CBU 8Y267 B
23551 P2 ssu 7Y478 B
20617 D2 SIT 7Y42 B
20280 D2 DTF H-4402 A
21617 D2 MVD 9Y523 B
14708 P3 ssu B
15568 P2 LOG 7Y934 A
16889 D3 CBU 8Y250 A
13277 L2 MVD 9Y510 A
24791 P3 CBU 8Y226 B
26468 P2 CBU 8Y263 B
25178 P3 CBU 8Y254 B
16801 D1 CBU A
13106 D2 VBU 8Y511 B
20964 Dl MVC 9Y477 B
20693 D2 DTF H-4403 A
22609 Dl VBU 8Y528 A
17381 D2 VBU 8Y551 B
23701 Dl SBU LN HARB
22459 Dl AFSS C/0 B
14217 D2 WBU 8Y441 B
( 3)
(4)
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DEPLOYMENT PERIOD #05/1992
Page 5
SWORN PERSONNEL (Continued)
Hull, Wallace w.
Hunter, John W.
Imaizumi, Ellis
Ingels, Carlyle M.
Iorio, Joseph P.
Jackson, Karen A.
Jackson, Larry
Jenks, Daniel T.
Johns, Charles w.
Johnson, Carmen M.
Johnson, Glenn A.
Jones, Cleon E.
Jones, David R.
Kaiser, Leroy E.
Kalash, Donald J.
Kasee, James R.
Keller, Dennis M.
Keller, Michael w.
Kempton, David c.
Kennelly, Gerard J.
Kiel, Alexander L.
Kindelberger, Charles E.
Knight, Ramona A.
Kanya, Stephen A.
Korb, Thomas W.
Kotera, Lucy
Koval, Stephen G.
Kraus, Robert A.
Krishna, Samuel H.
Kulsic, Aaron
Lacy, William S.
Laetzsch, Baron C.
Laggart, Herman M.
Lambert, David H.
Lauer, Glenn E.
Leader, Billy F.
Leahan, Donald A.
Lee, Norman H.
Lee, Thomas F.
Legaspi, Joe
Leos, Jennifer T.
SERIAL
------
22610
14303
21857
7797
11634
23555
24868
24605
14307
24129
21906
12439
22659
14463
16201
14013
22714
14137
12881
24872
11957
13549
26228
16202
16459
24751
14467
22469
24874
22561
17863
14386
20703
20785
15848
13115
14836
20295
17479
16444
14964
MOBIL
RANK SECTION CALL NO WATCH
------------
------- -----
D2 MVA 9Y242 A
D3 VBU 8Y550 A
Dl DTF 9Y632 A
D3 SBU LN HARB
L2 MVA 9Y2.10 B
P3 VBU 8Y546 B
Dl MVD 9Y546 B
P3 MVA ·9y24a
B
D2 FU 7Y722 A
Dl MVA 9Y247 A
D2 MVB 9Y322 A
D3 NIN 9Y170 B
Dl MVC 9Y485 B
P3 MVD 9Y532 A
Dl NIN 9Y166 A
Dl VBU 8Y524 B
Dl MVB 9Y333 A
D2 NIN 9Y169 B
D2 FU 9Y652 A
Dl MVC 9Y467 B
P2 cu 8Yl43D A
D2 WBU A
P2 VBU 8Y572 A
P3 FES OFC B
Dl CBU B
Dl DTF H-4406 A
D2 MVD 9Y522 B
Dl MVC 9Y475 A
P2 WBU 8Y437 A
Dl CBU 8Y244 B
Dl MVA 9Y244 B
Dl FU 9Y654 A
Dl CBU 8Y234 A
D2 VBU 8Y532 B
Dl WBU 8Y461 B
D2 SBU LN SE A
P3 ssu 7Y472 A
Dl ssu 7Y471 A
D2 MVD 9Y541 A
Dl WBU A
D2 FU 7Y750 A
(4)
(4)
(3)
(4)
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DEPLOYMENT PERIOD #05/1992
Page 6
SWORN PERSONNEL (Continued)
Lewis, Keith L.
Lindquist, Eric D.
Livingston, Charles E.
Lopez, Anthony
Lopez, Gerardo
Lopez, Helen M.
Lopez, Paul
Lott, Daniel W.
Lusby, George
Lutz, Robert A.
Lyon, Wayne
Lyons, Raymond M.
Machado, Henry R.
Madrid, Ramon
Manente, Anthony J.
Manlove, Robert C.
Manzo, Charles J.
Maples, Herbert W.
Martin, Glynn B.
Martin, James J.
Martin, Raymond D.
Mastrangelo, Sisto G.
May, Patti L.
McAllister, Julie P.
McConnell, Robert G.
McElroy, Thomas C.
McGee, William G.
McGilvray, Michael J.
McKenna, Richard
McNamara, Joan T.
Meeks, Michael L.
Melendrez, Eli F.
Melvin, Charles s.
Mezquita, Frank M.
Mikkelson, Norman L.
Miley, Rupert
Miller, David B.
Miller, James H.
Miller, Lori
Miller, Ronald A.
Miller, Stephen A.
SERIAL
------
23996
15979
12235
25421
23998
24538
24539
11319
23436
13561
15620
13401
14839
15367
21626
12261
14148
15927
23713
17181
14560
17517
21535
23368
21536
16607
21277
25659
15291
23790
17660
23152
15292
15663
14155
22278
13576
20637
22618
16520
20718
MOBIL
RANK SECTION CALL NO WATCH
------------
------- -----
D1 FU 7Y7 44 A
Dl VBU 8Y554 A
D3 MVC 9Y460 A
P2 WBU 8Y467 A
Dl CBU A
P3 ssu 7Y477 B
P2 SBU LN 77TH
D2 NIN 9Y168 B
Dl MVC 9Y486 A
D2 MVB 9Y341 B
D3 MVA 9Y240 B
D2 MVB 9Y342 B
D2 FU 7Y721 B
D2 NIN 9Y165 B
D1 WBU 8Y422 A
DJ MVB 9Y330 B
D3 cu 8Y223 B
D1 MVD 9Y556 A
D1 MVC 9Y476 A
D2 SBU LN SE A
D3 NG C/O ADJ 7Y20 A
D1 MVB LN OCID A
D1 MVD 9Y558 B
D2 NIN 9Yl71 B
D2 cu 7Y319 A
P3 cu 86141A A
D2 LOG 7Y931 B
P2 VBU A
D3 NIN 9Y160 A
D1 CBU 8Y237 A
D1 MVD 9Y524 B
P2 cu B
D2 cu A
P3 VBU 8Y537 B
P3 SBU LN SE A
P3 SBU LN 77TH
D3 MVB 9Y340 A
D2 VBU B
D2 CBU 8Y232 B
P3 VBU 8Y528 B
D2 MVA 9Y221 B
NG PERSONNEL ROSTER
DEPLOYMENT PERIOD #05/1992
Page 7
SWORN PERSONNEL (Continued)
Milligan, Gary W.
Minnix, Zelbar
Minor, Brian c.
Mitchell, Michael
Moore, Perrr A.
Moreno, Ramiro
Moriarty, Michael P.
Morishima, Stanley K.
Mottern, Charles H.
Myers, Donald R.
Myers, Joseph B.
Nalywaiko, Stan
Navarro, David L.
Navarro, Ramon
Neel, Michael
Nelsen, Russell W.
Nelson, Stanford E.
Nila, David V.
O'Donnell, Joseph J.
O'Rourke-Humphrey, Pamela E.
Osborne, George
Oswald, Robert M.
Packer, Dennis
Parham, David L.
Parker, Lewis A.
Parra, David
Perez, Rafael A.
Peters, Craig M.
Peters, John R.
Peters, Jon F.
Peterson, Craig
Phermsangngam, Pete P.
Phillips, John B
Phillips, Raymond
Pierce, Eric
Pollock, Robert K.
Pomeroy, Martin H.
Porrata, Trinka
D •t ,
Pride, Rae L.
Rabinowitz, Efron J.
Ramirez, Rogelio
MOBIL
SERIAL RANK SECTION CALL NO WATCH
------
------------
------- ------
21278 D1 MVA 9Y245 B
11971 D3 MVD 9Y540 B
14478 D1 MVB 9Y344 B
21918 D3 FES OFC 9Y20 B
29076 Dl WBU 8Y433 B
14845 D3 CBU 8Y240 B
22858 D2 NIN 9Y161 A
25428 P3 WBU 9Y547 B
27066 P2 WBU B
15297 D2 MVC 9Y463 A
21280 Dl MVD 9Y553 B
21100 Dl MVD 9Y531 A
23155 P2 MVA 9Y225 B
21826 Dl CBU 8Y246 A
21482 Dl MVB 9Y334 B
13416 D2 MVD 9Y552 B
11331 D2 MVD 9Y559 B
17211 Dl VBU 8Y545 A
23062 D1 WBU A
23028 Dl FU 9Y653 B
17441 D3 NIN B
17213 D2 WBU 8Y420 B
17967 Dl FU 7Y743 B
21633 P3 ssu 7Y475 A
21161 P3 ssu B
23065 Dl DTF 9Y633 A
26905 P2 WBU A
17319 DJ FU 7Y720 A
11891 DJ MVC 9Y470 B
25750 P2 WBU
17572 D3 SBU LN 77TH
26247 P2 CBU 8Y266 B
15666 Dl MVA 9Y224 B
14401 D2 SIT 7Y41 A
23720 P3 FU 9Y656 B
12066 D3 SBU LN SE A
15222 cmdr NG C/O CO7Y
20404 Dl cu 8Yl44A B
24768 PJ NAU 7Y828 A
14852 D2 SBU LN HARB
22871 Dl DTF 9Y623 B
(4)
(4)
(4)
( 3)
(6)
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SWORN PERSONNEL (Continued)
Reich, Arthur c.
Reiner, William I.
Richardson, David
Ridenhour, Kent C.
Rieben, Charles s.
Rios, Arnold
Robinson, Charles
Robinson, David
Robles, Michael
Rogness, Gary E.
Romero, Miguel
Root, Richard
Rosenberg, Sanford M.
Ruize, Sylvia
Ryerson, Ronald L.
Salas, Stanley
Salazar, Richard P.
Salce, Joseph
Sanchez, Ruperto B.
Sandoval, Armando S.
Saurman, Robert A.
Saylor, Larry
Scharf en, William v.
Schiller, E. A.
Schmidt, James H.
Searle, Clayton
Secler, Stuart J.
Selleh, George M.
Selvidge, Robert D.
Severino, Mark P.
Sheehan, Michael F.
Shelley, George D.
Sherlock, Robert D.
Shorb, Ray E.
Shore, Edward
Shubin, Allen M.
Shugar, Ronald E.
Shur, Timothy H.
.
Simmons-Kelley, Latricia H.
Skiba, Lawrence P.
Skogen , Gary E.
SERIAL
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21388
17523
22194
20985
21221
16635
16636
15073
13950
12071
24819
12372
24362
26498
15544
22393
16458
17217
13953
25154
20733
14173
16004
10992
16378
16074
25919
22198
16837
25157
20811
15734
12484
20653
21166
23449
17103
21228
26658
17675
20937
MOBIL
RANK SECTION CALL NO WATCH
------------
------- -----
D2 NIN A
Dl SBU LN SE A
Dl MVA 9Y243 A
D1 MVB 9Y328 B
Dl WBU 8Y445 A
Dl MVC 9Y466 A
Dl SBU A
Dl MVA ·9y235
B
Dl cu 8Yl42B A
L2 VBU 8Y510 B
P2 WBU 8Y468 B
P3 cu 8Y144B A
Dl FU 7Y734 A
P2 CBU 8Y354 B
D1 MVB 9Y332 B
D2 MVS C/0 ADJ 9Y332 B
D2 MVD 9Y543 A
D3 MVA 9Y230 A
D2 MVA 9Y222 B
P2 CBU 8Y245 B
Dl MVB 9Y347 B
D2 LOG 7Y921 B
Dl FU 7Y723 B
L2 FU 7Y710 A
P3 cu B
D3 MVD 9Y550 A
P2 WBU 8Y477 B
Dl VBU 8Y553 B
Dl VBU 8Y525 A
P3 NAU 7Y821 B
D2 VBU 8Y521 A
D2 cu 8Yl42A B
D2 cu 8Y143A B
D2 MVC 9Y462 A
01 DTF H-4405 B
P3 CBU 8Y239 A
Dl FES OFC 8Y311 B
02 MVC 9Y461 B
P2 CBU 8Y265 B
D1 WBU 8Y426 B
01 MVB 9Y329 B
(l}
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Page 9
SWORN PERSONNEL {Continued)
Slazes, Steve G.
Smith, Mark c.
Smith, Richard J.
Sower, Tamara
Stahr, Gregory C.
Stalker, Paul A.
Stanley, Jose~h T.
Stark, Patricia
Stavropoulos, Anthony R.
Steel, Carl L.
Steele, James M.
Stirwalt, James A.
Struble, Jack E.
Stubbins, Cheryl A.
Suddeth, William N.
Sullivan, Daniel W.
Sult, Warren W.
Sumner, Stephen P.
Szabo, Richard
Taylor, Miles H.
Taylor, Steven C.
Tenorio, Marco A.
Thomas, John L.
Thompson, Thomas D.
Treat, Clinton o.
Trotter, Phillip S.
True, Paul R.
Trundle, Sylvia M.
Tucker, Harold M.
Tyus, Michael G.
Valdez, Frank A.
Villanueva, Juan F.
Vincent, Richard B.
Vlaming, Ronald C.
Voelker, Larry E.
Wahler, Richard D.
Walker, Peter E.
Walker, Ronnie D ..
Warren, James B.
Waters, Ronald A.
Watters, Richard M.
SERIAL
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11443
22090
22957
25382
20312
22889
13800
24830
23094
20655
12489
11801
23097
21508
21058
20027
20588
16542
11996
25523
17676
15636
24693
13054
11907
22055
17421
23102
14413
23886
17249
16158
13695
21305
15548
17448
13468
24028
21237
17422
16547
MOBIL
RANK SECTION CALL NO WATCH
------------
------- -----
02 MVS C/0
D1 MVD 9Y525 B
L2 NAU 7Y810 B
P2 cu
B
D1 FU 7Y724 A
D1 MVD 9Y527 B
D3 VBU 8Y540 B
P3 NAU ·7Y824 B
D1 VBU 8Y534 A
D2 SBU LN 77TH
D2 CBU 8Y252 A
D3 MVD 9Y520 A
D1 MVB 9Y327 B
D1 cu 8Y141D A
D1 WBU 8Y425 B
D2 VBU 8Y541 A
D2 SBU LN 77TH
D2 WBU A
L2 DTF 9Y610 B
P2 VBU 8Y566 B
S2 ssu 7Y470 B
D1 CBU 8Y253 B
P3 ssu
.A
D2 SIT 7Y43 B
D3 MVA 9Y220 A
Dl SBU LN SE A
D2 VBU 8Y542 A
D1 AUD 7Y22 B
L2 WBU 8Yl0B B
P3 CBU 8Y235 B
L2 NIN 9Y10 B
D2 MVB 9Y326 A
D3 WBU 8Y430 A
D1 VBU 8Y544 A
D1 MVB 9Y346 A
C2 AFSS C/0 C07YA
D2 MVD 9Y521 B
P3 ssu B
D2 CBU 8Y241 B
D1 WBU 8Y435 A
P2 cu 8Y141H B
(5) (6)
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Page 10
SWORN PERSONNEL (Continued)
Welch, James D.
Welty, Kenneth E.
Wildish, Joann
Williams, Charles L.
Williams, John D.
Willis, Robin D.
Wilton, Hu9h
Windham, William L.
Wolin, Alicia
Womack, Richard M.
Wratten, Stephen W.
Wunderle, Mary L.
Wunderlich, Roy B.
Yan, Frankie F.
Ybarra, Ruben
Zeuner, Dennis C.
Folkes, Charles C.
Lewis, Kenneth R.
MOBIL
SERIAL RANK SECTION CALL NO WATCH
------
------------
------- -----
13810 D3 MVB 9Y320 B
15159 L2 MVB 9Y310 A
23668 D2 WBU B
25076 P3 NAU 7Y825 A
25162 P3 NAU 7Y827 B
17883 Dl MVA 9Y233 A
17450 D2 FU 7Y741 B
23527 Dl WBU 8Y482 B
23528 Dl FU 7Y735 A
24448 Dl WBU 8Y442 B
16471 Dl FU 7Y733 B
24310 Dl FU 7Y726 B
16473 D3 VBU 8Y520 B
21792 Dl MVC 9Y464 B
14189 D3 MVC 9Y480 A
13180 D3 WBU 8Y440 B
R1754 SRO LOG 7Y935
Rl383 ROFC VBU
( 4)
( 4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
( 4)
( 4)
(4)
(4)
( 4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
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CIVILIAN PERSONNEL
Adenwala, Drupad
Armas, Cynthia
Astengo, Sylvia
Beals, Ruth A.
Beesley, Andrea J.
Berumen, Anne M.
Brown, Shirley A.
Campbell, Vida R.
Campos, Sandra
Carter, Denise E.
Casey, Denise M.
Correa, Margaret E.
Cromwell, Sonya
Cuahutle, Maria c.
Cuellar, Diana
Disselhoff, Deborah G.
Edson, Joyce J.
Evans, Teresa L.
Fabian, Angeles M.
Fore, Debora N.
Frazier, Barbara A.
Frommling, Maria T.
Gentry, Gynean W.
Gipson, Barbara J.
Gonzales, Nancy c.
Gutierrez, Diana
Hall, Pamela D.
Harris, Rhonda D.
Jensen, Beatrice M.
Johnson, Patricia
Johnson-Harris, Leia N.
Jones, Mia Y.
Lee, LaDrina R.
Maloof, Kristy M.
Martinez, Josefina
Melara, Ana M.
Mii, Rose
Morfin, Delores
Olivas, Dolores I.
Pineda, Maria E.
Pizana, Jovita
Pulley, Irene
Rakitis, Adela E.
Rolison, Helen J.
Shannon, Peggy L.
SERIAL RANK SECTION
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----------
E8698 MA2 ssu
E8687 CT cu
G8694 CT NIN
J8551 CT MVC
H9792 MAl ssu
A9844 SCT NIN
E8527 CT FU
G8458 CT cu
B9885 cs NG C/O
C9869 SCT WBU
G8349 SCT ssu
B9794 Secy MVS C/O
E9199 CT cu
M9955 CT WBU
G8852 CT ssu
G9263 CT NIN
G9286 SAl NIN
E9406 SCT NAU
G8441 CT MVA
B9803 SCT SBU
C8049 MAl FU
E9086 SCT CBU
E9639 SCT NIN
E9205 MAl ssu
B9274 CT cu
C9570 SCT ssu
B8723 MA2 FU
E8214 CT NIN
G8199 CT ssu
G9159 CT FES C/O
E9950 CT NIN
G8398 CT ssu
E8561 SCT NIN
B8208 CT MVC
G9270 CT NIN
G8087 CT NIN
G8864 CT cu
B8556 SCT AFSS C/O
M8180 SCT NIN
E9466 SCT cu
E8513 SCT NIN
G8689 CT NIN
C8938 CT ssu
C9562 CT SBU
A8682 Secy FES C/O
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CIVILIAN PERSONNEL (Continued)
Snavel¥, Irene M.
Tua, V1.tolina K.
Tyler-Smith, Dorothy J.
Velarde, Alma L.
Viveros-Mueller, Evelyn M.
SERIAL
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E9810
E9258
L9363
A9040
E9942
- L E G E N D -
AUD Audit Detail
CU Com~laint Unit
LOG Logistics {Electronics)
FES Field Enforcement Section
CBU Central Bureau Unit
SBU -- South Bureau Unit
WBU -- West Bureau Unit
VBU -- Valley Bureau Unit
FU Financial Unit
MVS Major Violators Section
MVA - A Platoon
MVB - B Platoon
MVC - C Platoon
MVD - D Platoon
RANK SECTION
----------
CT NIN
CT CBU
SCT VBU
Secy NG C/0
CT FU
DTF - Drug Task Forces - aka E Platoon
NIN - Narcotics Information Network - aka F Platoon
NAU Narcotics Abatement Unit
SIT Special Investigation Team
SSU Staff Services Unit
(1) Long-Term IOD
(2) Long-Term Sick
{3) Light-Duty
(4) Spanish Speaking
(5) Chinese Speaking
(6) Korean Speaking
,
NARCOTICS GROUP
UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE CONTROL PLAN
Staff Services· Unit
Narcotics Group
April 1992
CHECKLIST
SECTION. I
SECTION II
SECTION III
SECTION IV
SECTION V
SECTION VI
SECTION VII
SECTION VIII
SECTION IX
SECTION X
NARCOTICS GROUP
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OUTLINED TABLE OF CONTENTS
RADIO DESK CHECKLIST
TYPES OF UNUSUAL OCCURRENCES
A. M i nor
B. Serious
c. Major
DEFINITION OF TERMS
GROUP RESPONSIBILITIES DURING UNUSUAL .OCCURENCE
A. Tactical Alert
B. Serious or Major Unusual Occurence
UO PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES - SWORN AND CIVILIAN
A. Tac-Alert
B. Serious/Major UO
1. Department Notifications
2. Holding Over Watches
3. Alerting Off-Duty Personnel
4. Mobilization Watch Assignments - A/B Rosters
5. Group Minimum Operating Force
PERSONNEL ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES
LOGISTICAL RECORDS AND EQUIPMENT SECURITY
CONSIDERATIONS
FACILITIES DEFENSE AND SECURITY
A. During Normal Operations
B. During Emergencies
1. Bomb Threats
a. Search Plan
b. Notifications
c Safety Measures
2. Fire
a. Survival Techniques in Structures
b. Exit Plans
c. Location of Power Sources and
Extinguishers
3. Earthquakes
4. Evacuation Plans
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL LOCATIONS AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS
AFTER-ACTION REPORTS
UO FORMS
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SECTION XI
APPENDIX A
APPENDIX B
APPENDIX C
APPENDIX D
TRAINING
TACTICAL ALERT ORGANIZATION CHART
MINIMUM OPERATING FORCE AND COMMAND POST
ORGANIZATION CHART
MOBILIZATION ROSTER
RADIO DESK TACTICAL ALERT NOTIFICATION LOG
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RADIO DESK CHECKLIST
Upon receipt of a teletype from Communications Division declaring
a Tactical Alert (Tac-Alert), or upon declaration of a Tac-Alert
by the Commanding Officer (C/0), Narcotics Group (NG), the NG
Radio Desk shall:
* Maintain a chronological log of events;
* Notify Communications Division if a Tac-Alert is declared by
the C/0, NG;
* Notify the C/0, NG if a Tac-Alert is broadcasted or declared
by Communications Division;
* Only at the direction of the C/0, NG notify all NG personnel
of the Tac-Alert;
* Notify all on-duty NG personnel of the extended end-of-watch
when twelve-hour watches are established by the C/0 NG;
* Notify held-over personnel of the Tac-Alert cancellation or
modified instructions;
* Continue normal operations, unless otherwise directed;
* Maintain open communications with field units and the Field
Commander, NG Command Post;
* Notify Communications Division of personnel needs as
determined by the Field Commander, NG Command Post;
* Maintain liaison with the Commanding Officer, Bureau of
Special Investigation, regarding personnel needs for the
Intelligence Control Center (ICC);
* Assist the NG Liaison Officer (Adjutant, NG), as needed, with
coordination of staffing of ICC;
* Upon notificat1on of Tac-Alert Mobilization, assist the NG
Liaison Officer with notifications to off-duty personnel.
Maintain Notification Log (Appendix D); and
* Maintain liaison with Organized Crime Intelligence Division
for receipts of Tac-Alert teletypes regarding changes of
status.
I.
NARCOTICS GROUP
JSUAL OCCURRENCE CONTROL l .N
1992
TYPES OF UNUSUAL OCCURRENCES (UO)
A. MINOR: A UO which can be controlled by on-duty field
personnel from the involved geographic Area,
Metropolitan Division, traffic divisions and the
assistance usually available from other Areas.
NOTE: The term "usually available" describes the
assistance provided by patrol units responding to
radio calls in adjacent Areas on a normal basis.
B. SERIOUS: A UO of such proportion that the resources
usually available to one Area are inadequate to
establish control and which may require temporary
modification of the Department organization.
C. MAJOR: A UO which threatens the safety of the City to
s uch an extent that it is necessary to mobilize the
entire Department, or major portions of the
Department, to fulfill its responsibilities. During a
Major UO, the Department will be reorganized to that
extent necessary to accomplish control and termination
of the emergency.
II. DEFINITION OF TERMS
A. TACTICAL ALERT: The preliminary stage of
the Department Mobilization Plan. A Tac-Alert is an
announcement of the anticipated redistribution of
on-duty officers to achieve personnel levels necessary
for controlling an emergency.
B. MOBILIZATION: The principal Department plan to
marshal personnel resources for control of a Major UO.
The preliminary stage of a Mobilization is a
Tac-Alert. A Mobilization includes the immediate
implementation of 12-hour "A" and "B" watches, the
deferment of days off and the recalling of off-duty
officers.
c. UNUSUAL ·ocCURRENCE: An event involving potential or
actual personal injury and/or property damage arising
from fire, flood, storm, earthquake, tsunami,
landslide, wreck, enemy action, civil disturbance or
other natural or man-made incident necessitating the
declaration of a Tac-Alert or Mobilization.
NOTE: Definitions of related terminology are listed
in part 000/006 of the Tactical Manual.
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III. NARCOTICS GROUP RESPONSIBILITIES DURING UO
A. TACTICAL ALERT:
* Notification of all on-duty personnel;
* Notification to the Bureau of Special Investigation
(BSI), and Office of Special Services (OSS)~
* Hold over personnel going end-of-watch until such
time as the Tac-Alert is cancelled or until
modifying instructions are received;
* Maintain liaison with the Emergency Control Center
( ECC) ;
* Continuation of normal operations unless otherwise
directed; and
* Completion of an After-Action Report, when
requested.
B. SERIOUS AND MAJOR UOs:
* Notification to BSI;
* Notification of on-duty and off-duty personnel, as
necessary;
* Assignment of personnel to predetermined "A" and
"B" watches and maintenance of appropriate rosters;
* Establishment of a predetermined Minimum Operating
Force;
* Consolidation of fixed post positions;
* Completing UO-related Activity Reports, when
directed;
* Providing necessary security and defense of the
third floor of the Central Facilities Building,
police equipment and narcotics files;
* Maintenance of an accounting of personnel, supplies
and equipment; and
* Allocation of personnel, when requested, to the
ECC, Intelligence Control Center (ICC), and Field
Command Post (FCP).
IV. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES
A. TAC-ALERT (See Appendix A, Tactical Alert Organization
Chart)
B. The COMMANDING OFFICER, NARCOTICS GROUP, shall:
* Ensure that all on-duty personnel are aware of the
Tac-Alert;
* Notify BSI of the Tac-Alert;
* Appoint an ECC -Liaison Officer (the adjutant to the
C/O, NG, will normally serve in this position); and
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* Hold over personnel going End-of-Watch until such
time as the alert is cancelled or until modifying
instructions are received.
C. The LIAISON OFFICER shall:
* Alert on-duty personnel;
* Submit a Personnel Status Report, Form 14.03, to
the ECC, as required;
* Maintain direct liaison with the ECC Personnel
Officer;
* Report hourly the status of the incident
necessitating the Tac-Alert to the C/O, NG; and
* Upon cancellation of a Tac-Alert, forward an
After Action Report (Tactical Manual, B/900) to
the C/O, NG. The report shall delineate the extent
of Group involvement and resource expenditures,
including the following:
Work hours by rank;
Vehicle mileage; and
Secret Service Funds.
D. ALL NG PERSONNEL shall:
* When notified of a Tac-Alert, maintain frequent
communication with their immediate supervisor for
information regarding hold-over of the watch or
for other changes in status; and
* Unless directed otherwise, continue normal
operation.
E. SERIOUS AND MAJOR UOs (See Appendix B)
1. Department Notifications - The C/O, NG shall ensure
that BSI is notified of Serious and Major UOs.
2. Holding over Watches - When directed by BSI, the C/O,
NG shall hold over off-going watches.
3. Alerting Off-Duty Personnel {See Appendix D) - When
directed by BSI, the C/O, NG shall activate the
call-up procedure and assign personnel to notify, by
telephone or radio, all off-duty officers of the uo
and to maintain a record of the notifications on the
form provided in Appendix D. The Adjutant, NG, or
the 3.19 Coordinator,
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Field Enforcement Section, as alternate, shall be
responsible for this function.
F. MOBILIZATION WATCH ASSIGNMENTS
* Group personnel shall be assigned to predetermined
12-hour watch assignments on the basis of the
following: "A" Watch, 0630 to 1900 hours (45%
deployment) "B" Watch, 1800 to 0700 hours (55%
deployment)
* A deployment roster indicating the mobilization
watch assignment and the home phone numbers of all
personnel shall be maintained and prepared monthly
by the Staff Services Unit (Appendix C);
* Each officer shall be responsible for knowing his
or her current watch assignment; and
* Each watch shall consist of the NG Minimum
Operating Force and available reserve.
G. GROUP MINIMUM OPERATING FORCE
1. NARCOTICS GROUP COMMANDING OFFICER - Upon being
directed by BSI to mobilize, the C/O, NG, shall:
* Activate the call-up procedure and assign
sufficient personnel to notify, by telephone or
radio, all on-duty and off-duty personnel and to
maintain a . record of the notifications on the form
provided in Appendix D;
* Implement 12-hour watches;
* Defer all regular and special days off;
* Assign personnel to the Group Command Post (See
Appendix B for positions and recommended
staffing) ;
1
* Assign personnel to the Minimum Operating Force
see Appendix B);
* Provide for the inventory and control of
equipment and supplies available to Group Command
Post staff;
* Restrict the field activities of on-duty
investigative units to police work of major
importance;
* Ensure that personnel under the command of the
C/O, NG, are familiar with the purpose and use of
the UO Time card; and
* Assign · personnel to supplement Anti-Terrorist
Division deployment and provide specialized
equipment as requested by that division.
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2. EXECUTIVE OFFICER - The C/O, Field Enforcement
Section, NG, shall:
* Ensure that a UO Log is maintained;
* Schedule and notify relief personnel for the
Minimum Operating Force and the Group Command
Post;
* Review situation r eports, logs and other reports
for completeness; and
* Answer inquiries concerning NG capabilities for
responding to commands from BSI.
H. GROUP COMMAND POST CADRE
1. PERSONNEL OFFICER:
* Maintain personnel rosters of "A" and "B"
Watches;
* Prepare and submit the Personnel Status Report,
Form 14.03, as required;
* Maintain UO Time Cards;
* Maintain a list of personnel available for
assignment to the ECC; and
* Recommend personnel assignments to the Executive
Officer for the Group Command Post.
2. LOGISTICS OFFICER
* Maintain a vehicle log which indicates mileage
and time in and time out for each vehicle;
* Maintain a log of equipment and supplies which
will provide control and a record of their use;
* Maintain communication with the ECC Logistics
Officer; and
* Provide equipment and supplies as needed.
NOTE: Precise and complete records are
necessary in the event reimbursement claims are
made by the City.
3. OPERATIONS OFFICER
* Develop plans for the continuous operation of the
Minimum Operating Force and coordinate all Group
Command Post operations with the Executive
Officer;
* Develop special plans with the Officer-in-Charge
(OIC), Special Investigation Team (SIT), for
missions assigned the SIT by the C/O, NG or the
Director, BSI; and
* Provide Command Post liaison with the OIC, SIT,
when that unit is operational in the field.
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I. INTELLIGENCE OFFICER
* Implement a plan for the collection of information
relating to special missions;
* Ensure that frequent situation reports are
disseminated to the Minimum Operating Force;
* Furnish to the Operations Officer pertinent
information such as location of incidents, assembly
areas, emergency and access routes, and personnel
and equipment needs; and
* Maintain communications with the ECC Intelligence
Officer and t he ICC.
J. AVAILABLE RESERVE OFFICERS
* All officers not assigned to the Minimum Operating
Force shall be placed in the Available Reserve and
organized by tactical squad.
V. UO PERSONNEL ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES
A. UO Assignment and Time Cards, Forms 14.12, 14.13, and
14.14. The UO Assignment and Time Cards are the only
records that document personnel assigned to UO duties.
They will be used for personnel assignment and control.
B. Duties of All Personnel. Upon responding to a
mobilization "call-up," NG personnel shall prepare a UO
Time card which indicates the date and time originally on
duty and shall submit it to the Personnel Officer at the
Group Command Post.
NOTE: All portions of the UO Time Card below the
double black line should be completed only by the
Group Command Post Personnel Officer.
C. Responsibilities of Personnel Officer
* Collect the uo Time Cards from responding personnel.
* Complete the "date/time assigned" portion of the
Time Card and complete UO assignment cards.
* Establish a file for each of the following
categories:
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1. Available Reserve; and
2. Assigned (personnel assigned to one of the
following):
Group Command Post Cadre;
Special Investigation Unit; and
End of Watch (alphabetical).
3. When personnel are End-of-Watch:
Remove the UO Time Cards of relieved
personnel from e ither the Available Reserve
or the Assigned File;
Record the EOW time, name of officer
relieving from duty and serial number
portions of the UO Time Card;
Place the Time Cards alphabetically in the
EOW file; and
Compute the total hours and overtime hours
on the uo Time Cards of the current watch
if the Tac-Alert or Mobilization is
terminated during that tour of duty.
At the Conclusion of the Tac-Alert or
Mobilization, immediately forward all
completed uo Assignment and Time cards to
the C/0, NG.
VI. LOGISTICAL RECORDS AND EQUIPMENT SECURITY
CONSIDERATIONS - Logistics Unit, NG, is responsible
for maintaining the Group's logistical records and
equipment security.
VII. FACILITIES DEFENSE AND SECURITY
A. DURING NORMAL OPERATIONS
* Station defense is the responsibility of all
personnel. Any officer observing unusual or
suspicious persons or conditions shall take
immediate action. Any condition observed and
action taken shall be reported to the concerned
supervisor.
* All doors to the main building, except the front
lobby entrance, shall remain locked at all times.
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B. DURING EMERGENCIES
1. Bomb Threat Procedures:
* Search Plan - Building searches shall be
coordinated through the Central Patrol Division
Watch Gommander. Bomb search
procedures shall be in accordance with
existing station security plans. Section
or unit officers-in-charge shall be
consulted, when practicable, prior to
searching offices under their control.
* Notifications:
Central Patrol Division
Watch Commander (Ext 5-6588)
Detective Headquarters Division,
Administrative Unit (Ext 5-3261)
Scientific Investigation Division,
Criminalistics Section (Ext 5-6503)
* Safety measures if a suspected bomb is
located:
Do not touch or handle the object;
Make the necessary notifications via
telephone;
Isolate the area;
Evacuate, when instructed; and
Completely eliminate all radio
transmissions.
C. FIRE - Survival Techniques in Structures.
* Procedures for Fire Inside Your Office:
Notify the Fire Department and the Watch
Commander, Central Patrol Division;
Alert others in the area and activate the
manual fire alarm device; and
If you cannot safely extinguish the fire:
1. Evacuate the area;
2. Close all doors as you leave;
3. Walk to the closest safe stairway or exit;
4. If there is smoke present, stay low; and
5. Do not use the elevator.
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* Procedures for Fire Outside Your Office:
Feel the door - if it is hot, do not open it;
Notify the Fire Department and the Watch
Commander, Central Patrol Division;
Place cloth material along the bottom of the
door to keep out smoke;
Retreat and close as many doors between you
and the fire, as possible;
If the door is not hot, open it cautiously.
Stand behind the door and be prepared to
close it fast; and
If a safe stairway or exit can be reached,
follow procedures outlined above, under
"Survival Techniques in Structures."
* Exit Plans - Plan ahead and know all exit
stairway locations.
* Location of Power Sources and Extinguishers -
Know their locations and become familiar with
basic extinguisher operation.
EARTHQUAKE. Central Area is required to implement and
periodically update earthquake response plans.
EVACUATION PLANS. Evacuation Plans shall be in accordance
with existing Central Police Facilities Building security
provisions.
VIII. EMERGENCY HOSPITAL LOCATIONS AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS AS OF
JANUARY 1, 1992
CONTRACT HOSPITAIS
BEVERLY HILLS MEDICAL CENTER
1177 South Beverly Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90035
(213) 553-5155
BROTMAN MEDICAL CENTER
3828 Delmas Terrace
Culver City, CA 90230
(213) 836-7000
CALIFORNIA MEDICAL CENTER
1401 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90015
(213) 748-2411
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CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF LOS ANGELES
4650 Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90027
(213) 660-2450
DANIEL FREEMAN MARINA HOSPITAL
4650 Lincoln Boulevard
Marina del Rey, CA 90292
DANIEL FREEMAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
333 North Prarie Avenue
Inglewood, CA 90301
(213) 674-7050
HUNTINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
100 Congress Street
Pasadena, CA 91105
(818) 397-5000
KAISER FOUNDATION HOSPITAL
25825 South Vermont Avenue
Harbor City, CA 90710
(213) 325-5111
NORTHRIDGE HOSPITAL
8300 Roscoe Boulevard
Northridge, CA 91328
(818) 885..:.8500
SAN PEDRO PENINSULA HOSPITAL
1300 West Seventh Street
San Pedro, CA 90732
(213) 832-3311
SANTA MONICA HOSPITAL
1225 Fifteenth Street
Santa Monica, CA 90404
(213) 319-4000
STUART HOUSE
1336 Sixteenth Street
Santa Monica, CA 90404
(213) 319-4248
VALLEY HOSPITAL
14500 Sherman Circle
Van Nuys, CA 91405
(818) 997-0101
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NON-CONTRACT HOSPITALS
NOTE: The following hospitals are not contracted by the
City, however, they will accept City personnel.
CEDARS-SINAI MEDICAL C ENTER
8700 Beverly Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90048-1869
(213) 855-5000
GRANADA HILLS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
10445 Balboa Boulevard
Granada Hills, CA 91344
(818) 360-1021
HARBOR/UCLA MEDICAL CENTER
1000 West Carson Street
Torrance, CA 90509
( 2 13 ) 5 3 3 - 2 3 8 3 , ER ( 2 13 ) 5 3 3 - 3 514
HOLY CROSS MEDICAL CENTER
15031 Rinaldi Street
Mission Hills, CA 91345
(818) 365-8051
HUMANA HOSPITAL - WEST HILLS
7300 Medical Center Drive
West Hills, CA 91307
(818) 712-4176
LOS ANGELES COUNTY/USC MEDICAL CENTER
1200 North State Street
Los Angeles, CA 90033
(213) 226-2622, ER (213) 226-6707
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. HOSPITAL
12021 South Wilmington Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90059
(213) 603-4321, ER (213) 603-4426
MIDWAY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER
5025 San V~ncente Boulevard
P.O. Box 35908
Los Angeles, CA 90019
(213) 938-3161
ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL
2400 South Flower Street
Los Angeles, CA 90064
(213) 742-1068
Narcotics Group
Unusual Occurrence Control Plan
Page Twelve
PACIFICA HOSPITAL OF THE VALLEY
9449 San Fernando Road
Sun Valley, CA 91352
(818) 767-3310
PANORAMA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
14850 Roscoe Boulevard
Panorama City, CA 91402
(818) 787-2222
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER
218 South Santa Anita Street
San Gabriel, CA 91776
(818) 289-5454
SAINT FRANCIS MEDICAL CENTER
3630 Imperial Highway
Lynwood, CA 90262
(213) 603-6000
UCLA HOSPITAL & CLINICS
10833 Le Conte Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90024
( 2 13 ) 8 2 5 - 6 9 6 9 , ER ( 2 13 ) 8 2 5 - 2111
VALLEY PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
15107 Vanowen Street
Van Nuys, CA 91405
(818) 782-6600
WHITE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
1720 Brooklyn Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90033-2481
(213) 268-5000
IX. UO AFTER-ACTION REPORTS
The uo After-Action Report shall be prepared subsequent to
a UO and shall document the activities of any individual,
unit or agency involved in the control of a UO.
The report format and procedures are located in Chapter
B/900 of the Tactical Manual.
X. UO CONTROL FORMS
A l isting of current UO control forms and completion
i nstructions are located in Chapter B/1400 of the Tactical
Manual.
Narcotics Group
Unusual Occurrenc~ Control Plan
Page Thirteen
XI. TRAINING
A continuous training program shall be maintained under
the supervision of the Group Training Officer a lieutenant
appointed by the C/0, NG.
Regular training sessions shall be scheduled quarterly to
inform Group personnel of the duties, responsibilities and
functions as set forth in the Narcotics Group Unusual
Occurrence Control Plan and in the Tactical Manual.
(APPENDIX C)
NARCOTICS GROUP MOBILIZATION ROSTER - CONFIDENTIAL
Monthly Narcotics Group Mobilization Rosters, which indicate
predetermined "A" and "B" watch assignments and phone numbers of
all sworn personnel, shall be routinely submitted and ,naintained.
Copies of the roster will be distributed to selected personnel
who will call those persons assigned to them at the time of the
call-up.
I
SECRETARY
I I
NARCOTICS INFORMATION STAFF SERVICES
NETWORK UNIT
APPENpIX A
TACTICAL ALERT
NARCOTICS GROUP
-
-
LIAISON OFFICER
(ADJUTANT)
I
UNIT MAJOR VIOLATORS SECTION FIELD ENFORCEMENT SECfION
Narcotics Group - Organization Chart
APPENDIX 8
MINIMUM OPERATING FORCE & COMMAND POST
(RECOMMENDED STAFFING)
NARCOTICS GROUP
COMMANDER
EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Captain II
AVAILABLE RESERVE
Captains II
:---------'---------------,
.
.
.
DIVISION COMMAND POST
CADRE
Lieutenant II
SPECIAL INVESTIGATION
UNIT
Lieutenant II
I I I I I I
PERSONNEL LOGISTICS OPERATIONS INTELLIGENCE SQUAD 1 SQUAD 2
Detective III Detective III Detective III Detective III Detective III Detective III
Narcotics Grbup - Organization Chart
'
(APPENDIX C)
NARCOTICS GROUP MOBILIZATION ROSTER - CONFIDENTIAL
Monthly Narcotics Group Mobilization Rosters, which indicate
predetermined "A" and "B" watch assignments and phone numbers - .af
all sworn personnel, shall be routinely submitted and maintained.
Copies of the roster will be distributed to selected personnel
who will call those persons assigned to them at the time of the
call-up.

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