Thesir Posted February 18, 2016 Posted February 18, 2016 Reporting Personnel: Morgan Renalt Rank of Reporting Personnel: Surgeon Personnel Involved: Chemist Sean Cromwell Time of Incident: Real time: ~2 PM CST Location of Incident: Medical Bay Nature of Incident: []Workplace Hazard []Accident/Injury []Destruction of Property [x]Neglect of Duty []Harassment []Assault []Misconduct []Other _____ Overview of the Incident: At the beginning of the shift, I began my usual routine of preparing medbay for the shift. Over the comms system, Dr. Cromwell began talking about using unstable mutagen to attempt to grow his hair. As he had already administered the treatment, I left it alone. However, soon after, I noticed that he was neglecting his duties in order to continue experimenting on his hair. I informed him that we should have a stock of alkysine, and a beaker of either cryoxadone or cloneoxadone. He agreed and went silent for a brief period, before he informing me, using coarse language, that it was too hard. I explained that it was his job, but he continued to ignore me. Later in the shift, I noticed that he had begun vomiting after administering more radium to himself. I treated him for radiation injuries, but he continued to neglect his duty and experiment with radiation therapy. Finally, after a few reminders and gentle prods, he made a beaker of a liquid that may or may not have been alkysine, as it was not labelled, and brought it to me rather than putting it in the refrigerated storage unit. I deposited it safely, where it was left unlabeled for the remainder of the shift. In addition, he continued to experiment with radiation therapy and make messes all over his lab and the staff bar. At my last check, he had still managed to not synthesize a properly labeled, beneficial compound, while simultaneously managing to clear out the majority of the reserve medicines in the medicine storage room. He did eventually give up his attempts at radiation therapy, and began acting in a civil manner, but he was profoundly unhelpful for the entire shift. Very unprofessional. Did you report it to a Head of Staff or IAA? If so, who?: None were available at the time of the incidents. Additional notes:
Owen Posted February 19, 2016 Posted February 19, 2016 TO: Morgan Renalt, NSS ExodusFROM: Silvia Romanescu, Central Command Internal Affairs, NMSS Odin SUBJECT: RE: Incident Report -------------------- BODY: This message is to inform you that your incident report has been received, logged and placed within a queue for the CCIA Division to review. You will be contacted, if necessary, by a CCIA Agent when and if an investigation begins. -------------------- DTG: 18-TAU CETI STANDARD-2-2458 SIGN: Silvia Romanescu
Guest Posted March 30, 2016 Posted March 30, 2016 TO: Morgan Renalt, NSS ExodusFROM: Amnesty Lund, Central Command Internal Affairs, NMSS Odin SUBJECT: RE: Incident Report -------------------- BODY: This is an automated message to inform you that an investigation has now been opened regarding your incident report, and assigned to CCIA Amnesty Lund (XanderDox) You may be contacted by the duty officer for an interview, or you may contact them directly if you have any questions. -------------------- DTG: 29-23:$1-TAU CETI STANDARD-MARCH-2458 SIGN: Amnesty Lund
Guest Posted April 17, 2016 Posted April 17, 2016 TO: Morgan Renalt, NSS ExodusFROM: Amnesty Lund, NMSS Odin SUBJECT: RE: Incident Report -------------------- BODY: Since the posting of this incident report, Mr. Cromwell has been transferred to the NMSS Baldr in Sol and the stations it oversees, this incident report as such, is being directed to them and being closed on our side. -------------------- DTG: 17-14:18-TAU CETI STANDARD-04-2458 SIGN: Amnesty Lund
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