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Cpl O'Connor

Corporal · Rappahannock Regional Jail

Subject of cellmate John Obarr's sworn co-signed witness statement that Cpl O'Connor admitted Rappahannock lockdowns were "due to understaffing, not security", direct admission that the conditions were not security-driven.

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Evidence on file

2 documents on file

Ryan1 document

Ryan Nichols' own paperwork — grievances, motions, letters, cell notes.

exhibit · Oct 15, 2022

Handwritten log: Issues in C-4 (10/15-11/1/22) - understaffing, grievance log

Ryan Nichols handwritten log titled "Issues in C-4" documenting daily problems at Rappahannock Regional Jail housing unit C-4 from 10/15/22 to 11/1/22. Names officers (O'Connor, Barry, Garnett, Riverson, Vick, Halegan) and incidents: severe understaffing (3 pods one corrections officer), lockdowns, 3rd person added to 2-man room, IGP retaliation, and being denied appeal forms. Key evidence of conditions of confinement.

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Co-detainee1 document

Witness statements and letters from fellow January 6 detainees. These are attributed accounts, not court findings.

grievance_form · Oct 24, 2022

RRJ Grievance #032581: 1265 minutes lost, names O Connor/Alexander/Barnett (10/24/22)

Rappahannock Regional Jail Inmate Grievance Form OPER-0019 Control #032581 — Ryan Nichols 10/24/22 18:35 to Officer Barry. Filed against conditions of confinement: 1265 minutes (21.08 hours) lost rec from 10/14-10/20 due to trays, meds, codes, but mainly not enough officers working pod. Cites quote from multiple officers — "including O'Connor, Alexander, Barnett and more." Projects 609.72 hours/month (25.4 days) locked in cell. Identifies that DS pod above gets rec while C-4 stays locked. Cites Inmate Request Form #1209696. Notes witness statements available, mentions 3 people in a 2-man room. References his Lockdown Logbook. Received by Ombudsman 10/25/22, returned as duplicate per j6s8-065.

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