Reporting Personnel: Ati Samir
Rank of Reporting Personnel: Pharmacist
Personnel Involved: Cole Mercer, Warden. Gordon Cox, Bartender.
Time of Incident: Roughly 1:30
Location of Incident: Brig
Nature of Incident: []Workplace Hazard []Accident/Injury []Destruction of Property [X]Neglect of Duty []Harassment []Assault []Misconduct [X]Other: Complete disregard of a prisoners health
Overview of the Incident: In Summary, Cole Mercer had allowed Gordon Cox's, a prisoner, wounds to go unchecked, resulting in an infected wound, serious pain, bullet shrapnel left in their chest, a missing hand, and the near-death of the prisoner. Gordon Cox, prior to the incident, attacked two other crewmember which resulted in a detective on duty at the time (Unsure of their name) firing their revolver into Gordon Cox's chest. No attempt to request medical was made at that time from any officer or the Warden. Farther into the shift, Suit Sensors picked up injuries from the Cell Block. He went there to find a slightly injured warden (~5 brute damage to an arm) and a heavily injured Robert Cox. His handheld scanner showed an infected wound, a severe fever (About 120 degrees), and multiple broken bones, along with missing their right hand. Still no request for Medical from the Warden has been made prior to suit sensors detecting the injured Warden and Prisoner. After bringing Gordon Cox to Medical and scanning them, their fever had gone up by eight degrees, and he discovered the remains of the Detectives bullet lodged in their chest. They were treated (Save for the hand, which could not be attached. A robotic replacement arrived however was not attached. He is unsure why), and sent back to Security. The Warden claimed he was too busy being stabbed by Gordon Cox, who was in a straight jacket at the time, to call for Medical or even other Officers to help. They also claimed the prisoner had chewed their own hand off, needless to say of which is impossible.
Did you report it to a Head of Staff or IAA? If so, who?: Jamine Godswood, CMO. (Possibly SSD at the time.)
Additional notes: Excerpt from Robert Cox's medical records: