Sam Smith Cross Flashcards

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Training 1

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Officer Smith, when you applied to the New York City Police Department in 1989, you were immediately accepted onto the force, true?

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Training 2

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Upon entering the force, you took a control and arrest tactics class, true?

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Training 3

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You stated that the skills you learned from this class were what you referenced in your arrest of Addison Grant, true?

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Training 4

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So, in your own words, you have not been trained in control and arrest tactics in almost 3 decades, correct?

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5
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PTSD 1

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Now, back to your work on the force. You were involved with the events of 9/11 as a New York City Police officer, correct?

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PTSD 2

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As a result of this tragic experience, you contracted PTSD, or, post traumatic stress disorder, true?

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PSTD 3

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You stated that after your diagnosis, you just didn’t feel like yourself anymore, did you not?

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PTSD 4

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It became harder to create concentrate on your work, true?

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PTSD 5

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After your diagnosis, you became much more sensitive to dangerous situations, did you not?

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PTSD 6

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One such situation was a bomb threat that occurred in 2003, early in your work at the Lakeview Police Department, true?

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PTSD 7

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You were tasked with evacuating the building, correct?

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PTSD 8

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However, the stress of the situation triggered your PTSD, correct?

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PTSD 9

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The symptoms of sensitivity and panic began to rush back to you, did they not?

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PTSD 10

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Because of the way that you reacted to a dangerous situation, you were charged with excessive use of force, correct?

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PTSD 11

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You overreacted to the stress and used a dangerous amount of force to remove a woman from the building, true?

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PTSD 12

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You received disciplinary action for this charge, correct?

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PTSD 12

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You were removed from the force due to your actions, true?

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PTSD 13

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A few years ago, your PTSD flared up again when you were stabbed in the back with a knife, correct?

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PTSD 14

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And the stabbing gave you reoccurring back pain that flared up along with your PTSD?

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PTSD 15

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And a knife was suspected to be on the person of Addison Grant, correct?

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PTSD 16

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And on this day, you experienced a pain similar to what you had felt in the past, correct?

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Time 1

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Officer Smith, while confronting Grant, you have stated that he/she resisted arrest, correct?

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Time 2

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However, despite what Grant was doing, you still used the skills that you had been taught in control and arrest tactics class, true?

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Time 3

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And you took the time to consider each and every part of the Lakeview standard operating procedure, correct?

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Time 4

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And you would say that every action you took on this day was reasonable, right?

26
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Document foundation

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Officer Smith, you were in contact with dispatch for the entirety of this incident, correct?

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Foundation 2

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And as a police officer, you know that dispatch keeps a record of this contact, right?

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Introduce the evidence

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May I have a moment, your honor? Let the record reflect that I am now showing opposing council what has previously marked as plaintiff’s exhibit 13. May I approach the witness?

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Document 1

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Officer Smith, do you recognize this document?

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Document 2

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You were one of the units responding on this day, correct?

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Document 3

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And these were the statements that you made to dispatch, from your radio, correct?

33
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Admitting evidence

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Your honor, at this time the plaintiff asks that exhibit 13 be admitted into evidence

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Document 5

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Officer Smith, may I direct your attention to timestamp 14:16:07, or, 2:16. This is when you locate Addison Grant on the scene, correct?

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Document 6

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Despite the precautions that you said you took, at 2:17, you radio in that Grant has become unresponsive due to your actions, true?

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Document 7

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You stated that emergency medical services were needed immediately on the scene, correct?

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Document 8

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So the entire encounter took less than 2 minutes to unfold?

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Document 9

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Yet, you still believe that your actions were reasonable, right?

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End

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Thank you your honor, no further questions

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Document 4

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And do you believe that this is a true and accurate representation of the contact you had with dispatch on this day?