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yeah, i don't know what's been going on with him, but i just think in general we really allow the guys to abuse the use of SW, and i just thought it was interesting to see the response of a chief at another detention center. i also agree that we don't let other inmates on SW attend legal visits, so he shouldn't have either, and shouldn't have been in regular clothes even if he did. again, to the other chiefs point, if he can attend the legal visit that way, then he likely isn't suicidal and doesn't need to be on SW. so, is the story that he has a mark on his neck and he's saying he doesn't remember how it got there? >» 7/24/2019 9:18 AM >>> totally. i wonder if wa trospective seeing a response like that. this is b/c of epstein. he was on SW but in regular clothes on legal visit an ' questioned it. i told when she asked that we have done it this way in the past. in light of the huge scar on epstein's neck (granted a ton of ambiguity surrounding the incident), he did need to be on SW yesterday. i guess we should have declined his legal visit if we were following this other chiefs advice >», 7/24/2019 8:40 AM >>> lol i love this guy's response. that if this is even a question, they probably shouldn't even be on watch. we put way too many people on there. I'm even seeing the difference in BRO. they just don't function that way. guys come here from MCC and go to SHU, and tell staff they want to go on SW, and the staff laugh at them, and the inmates tell them they were able to get on watch that way at MCC. and the psych who responded to her is at Chicago, another detention center. so, I'm guessing they see a lot of the same things that we do, and probably use SW less as an option. CONFIDENTIAL SDNY_00011773 EFTA00139757