Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation - Operations Manual

Chapter 5 – Adult Custody and Security Operations

Article 22 – Gang Management

Revised September 23, 2005

A debriefing report may be designated as confidential from the subject when the subject has requested a confidential designation and the gang investigator has determined security would best be served by filing the report in the subject’s confidential folder rather than another section of the central file.
If the debriefing report is designated confidential from the subject only per the subject’s request, the subject shall review the debriefing report, initial each page of the report, and sign a declaration at the top of the first page which reads: “I, __________, have read this report and attest that it accurately relates the information I provided. The only exception(s) appear on my attached written statement.” If there are no exceptions, the subject shall write the words “None” at the end of the declaration and initial.
If there are one (1) or more exceptions, the subject shall write them on a separate, signed statement. The gang investigator or their assistant shall attach this signed statement to the back of the debriefing report and indicate “see attached” on the report.