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Please collect a witness from John Kudasik and Jacqueline Setien. This type of behavior will not be tolerated. These actions will warrant for a corrective action notice up to and including termination. Please do not discuss this incident with LP until I can review the case. Weekend supervisor, you are not at liberty to discuss the incident with the client. If asked by LP about the incident, direct any and all question to me. If this incident is discussed with the client without my consent, you will be in direct violation to direct orders given. Upon gathering witness statements from both officers please email them too me and keep hard copy on my laptop.
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