Lion News: Wild Outrageous & Unsubstantiated Crazy Claims Of 1 To 3 Hours Of Redaction Time For Statement Of: Kim Picazio Case #: 17-1910-000613 State Of Florida Vs. McConnell, Field Broward County Case Number: 19014044CF10A? Psst: Nemmers Already Has The Transcript For The One (1) Hour Statement Of Florida Celebrity Attorney Kim "The Perjurer" Picazio, Doesn't He? He Does, Doesn't He? The Fun Has Just Begun, Hasn't It?

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RE: Public Records Request of June 09, 2020. Reference# R101726-060920

Dear Terry Nemmers:

The Broward Sheriff's Office received a public records request from you on June 09, 2020 seeking the following:

Audio recorded statements & corresponding transcripts and Incident reports for State of Florida Vs. McConnell, Field Broward County Case Number: 19014044CF10A. Work-related continuing education for Broward County Detective Robert Rutkowski from date of first hire until today's date.

"In addition, criminal investigative information is “active” while it directly relates to pending prosecutions or appeals, unless the requested information has already been disclosed by the State via the discovery process in a criminal case Broward Sheriff's Policy Manual page 386 of 1108

There are approximately 60 minutes of Digital Recorded Statements related to this case, which must be reviewed for statutory public records disclosure exemptions. A "special service charge," as provided in s. 119.07(4)(d), Florida Statutes, will apply to this request at the rate of $30.00/hour for the actual time required to complete the request.

It is estimated that it will take approximately 1 - 3 hours to complete.

Therefore, your cost for this request will be between $30.00 - $90.00.

If you represent a party who received medical treatment during this incident, a HIPAA Release Form completed by your client may significantly reduce the necessary redactions associated with this review.

If this fee is acceptable to you, please reply to this email that you accept the estimate and the Broward Sheriff's Office will begin working on your request as soon as possible. Once the work on your records request has been completed you will be contacted to inform you that the records are available and informed of the amount due. Once final payment has been received, you will be notified of the process to receive the records.

If your approval of the cost is not received within ten (10) business days, this request will be closed and you will need to complete a new request if you wish to receive the requested records.

Should you have any questions, please respond to this email.

Thank you.

Broward Sheriff's Office
Digital Evidence Unit
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date: Jun 10, 2020, 7:14 AM
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Broward Sheriff's Office Digital Evidence Unit:

First of all, what is the name, rank and contact information for the individual in charge of the Broward Sheriff's Office Digital Evidence Unit. Second, please explain to me in detail how it would take you (1) one to (3) hours to redact the Digital Recorded Statement of Kim Picazio when the transcript of the doesn't take (1) one to (3) hours to read. Third, explain to me in detail if you are capable of falling back onto your expensive and time-consuming work-related continuing education to read the transcript of Kim Picazio and then go to the appropriate location on the Digital Recorded Statement of Kim Picazio to make the proper redaction or not? See attached Digital Recorded Statement of Kim Picazio.

Terry Dean, Nemmers 320-283-5713

This will be a sworn statement taken by Detective Rutkowski of the Broward Sheriff’s Office, CCN 9723. This statement will be taken in reference to case number 17-1910-000613, which is an aggravated stalking case. This statement will be given by the victim. First name is Kim. Last name is P-I-C-A-Z-I-O. White female. Date of birth of 01/08/1969. This statement will be taken at the Parkland District Office at 6650 University Drive, City of Parkland, Broward County, Florida, on November 2, 2019, approximately 19:05 hours. Kim, as you know, I'm a Law Enforcement Officer. As a Law Enforcement Officer, I’m empowered to take sworn tape statements. Will you please raise your right hand? Do you solemnly swear to tell the whole truth, nothing but the truth, so help you God? STATEMENT OF: KIM PICAZIO CASE #: 17-1910-000613

Attachment: aggstalking(1).docx

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Broward Sheriff's Office Digital Evidence Unit 954-831-8740:

Open Records Request: Broward Sheriff's Office Digital Evidence Unit Policy & Procedure manual.

Is the reason that your Broward Sheriff's Office Digital Evidence Unit personnel needs to listen to the one (1) hour long audio recorded Statement of Kim Picazio from begin to end instead of relying on the transcript is because your personnel know or should know that the transcript is not a verbatim transcript of the one (1) hour long audio recorded Statement of Kim Picazio? Hmm? Inquiring minds want to know, don't they?

Terry Dean, Nemmers 320-283-5713

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/verbatim verbatim adverb ver·ba·tim | \ (ˌ)vər-ˈbā-təm How to pronounce verbatim (audio) \ Definition of verbatim (Entry 1 of 2) : in the exact words : word for word quoted the speech verbatim verbatim adjective ver·ba·tim | \ (ˌ)vər-ˈbā-təm Definition of verbatim (Entry 2 of 2) : being in or following the exact words : word-for-word a verbatim report of the meeting

This will be a sworn statement taken by Detective Rutkowski of the Broward Sheriff’s Office, CCN 9723. This statement will be taken in reference to case number 17-1910-000613, which is an aggravated stalking case. This statement will be given by the victim. First name is Kim. Last name is P-I-C-A-Z-I-O. White female. Date of birth of 01/08/1969. This statement will be taken at the Parkland District Office at 6650 University Drive, City of Parkland, Broward County, Florida, on November 2, 2019, approximately 19:05 hours. Kim, as you know, I'm a Law Enforcement Officer. As a Law Enforcement Officer, I’m empowered to take sworn tape statements. Will you please raise your right hand? Do you solemnly swear to tell the whole truth, nothing but the truth, so help you God? Statement Of: Kim Picazio #: 17-1910-000613 for State of Florida Vs. McConnell, Field Broward County Case Number: 19014044CF10A.

There are approximately 60 minutes of Digital Recorded Statements related to this case, which must be reviewed for statutory public records disclosure exemptions. A "special service charge," as provided in s. 119.07(4)(d), Florida Statutes, will apply to this request at the rate of $30.00/hour for the actual time required to complete the request. It is estimated that it will take approximately 1 - 3 hours to complete. Therefore, your cost for this request will be between $30.00 - $90.00.

3. Electronic and computer records a. Electronic databases and files Information stored in a public agency’s computer “is as much a public record as a written page in a book or a tabulation in a file stored in a filing cabinet . . . .” 7 Thus, information such as electronic calendars, databases, and word processing files stored in agency computers, can all constitute public records because records made or received in the course of official business and intended to perpetuate, communicate or formalize knowledge of some type, fall within the scope of Ch. 119, F.S. 8 Accordingly, electronic public records are governed by the same rule as written documents and other public records—the records are subject to public inspection unless a statutory exemption exists which removes the records from disclosure. Public Records A Guide For Law Enforcement Agencies The Office of Attorney General Ashley Moody 2019 Edition http://myfloridalegal.com/webfiles.nsf/WF/MNOS-BAMQDX/$file/2019+Law+Enforcement+Guide+v6.pdf

15. Redaction of confidential or exempt information Section 119.07(1)(e), F.S., states that a custodian of a public record who contends that a record or part of a record is exempt from inspection must state the basis for the exemption, including the statutory citation to the exemption. Additionally, upon request, the custodian must state in writing and with particularity the reasons for the conclusion that the record is exempt or confidential. 314 However, in City of St. Petersburg v. Romine ex rel. Dillinger, 315 the court cautioned that the Public Records Act “may not be used in such a way to obtain information that the legislature has declared must be exempt from disclosure.” Thus, a request for agency records may not be phrased or responded to in terms of a request for the specific documents asked for and received by a law enforcement agency during the course of an active criminal investigation. 316 Where a public record contains some information which is exempt from disclosure, s. 119.07(1)(d), F.S., requires the custodian of the record to redact only that portion or portions of the record for which an exemption is asserted and to provide the remainder of the record for examination. 317 Public Records A Guide For Law Enforcement Agencies The Office of Attorney General Ashley Moody 2019 Edition http://myfloridalegal.com/webfiles.nsf/WF/MNOS-BAMQDX/$file/2019+Law+Enforcement+Guide+v6.pdf

Attachments: General Records Request __ R101116-060520_060520_616pm.pdf, [Records Center] Public Records Request __ R101726-060920 17-1910-000613__ R101726-060920_061020_640am.pdf, [Records Center] Public Records Request __ R101726-060920 17-1910-000613__ R101726-060920_061020_714am.pdf

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RE: Public Records Request of June 09, 2020. Reference# R101726-060920

Dear Terry Nemmers:

The Broward Sheriff's Office received a public records request from you on June 09, 2020. You requested the following:

Audio recorded statements & corresponding transcripts and Incident reports for State of Florida Vs. McConnell, Field Broward County Case Number: 19014044CF10A. Work-related continuing education for Broward County Detective Robert Rutkowski from date of first hire until today's date.
"In addition, criminal investigative information is “active” while it directly relates to pending prosecutions or appeals, unless the requested information has already been disclosed by the State via the discovery process in a criminal case Broward Sheriff's Policy Manual page 386 of 1108

Hello Mr. Nemmers,

Thank you for contacting us in regards to the request for records you made. We appreciate your feedback and we're sorry that you do not agree with our estimate. All requests are treated the same and all request with a time frame exceeding 15 minutes or more receive an estimate for the cost involved with research and redactions. If the request is handled and processed in less than 15 minutes; we provide that at no cost to our customers. Since the request you made for audio statements totals approximately 60 minutes; you were sent a quotation for a time range completion of 1-3 hours and an estimate of $30.00 - $90.00. This is in conjunction with F.S.S. 119 as we earlier indicated in our quotation to you.

A "special service charge, " as provided in s. 119.07(4)(d), Florida Statutes, will apply to this request at the rate of $30.00/hour for the actual time required to complete the request.

We provide cost estimates based on a low and then a high figure using a 2-3X multiplier. Most request stay within the low figure but we like to quote a higher number as well in the event there is more redactions needed. With regard to your statement regarding the transcriptions - unfortunately statements at times could be taken outside or where a police radio is broadcasting. Certain criteria that isn't transcribed (such as radio traffic) that provides Criminal History Data (Criminal History Data (FCIC/NCIC) - §943.0525; FAC 11C-6.004) would then have to be redacted. Additionally; a 911 caller may be the person giving the sworn statement in which per statute would be redacted (ID of caller to "911" - §365.171(12)).

The matters mentioned above could come at any point of the audio so therefore we must review the full complete audio to determine if any statutory exemptions apply to this request.

We are more than happy to fulfill your request as any of our other customers. As originally indicated; there are approximately 60 minutes of recorded audio statements relating to this case. The estimate will be 1 - 3 hours of labor to listen to the audio (again most likely will stay around the 1 hour range but if we have to redact, it may be between those time frames) and your cost will be between $30.00 - 90.00 (again most times the cost stay around the low end but could have the potential to go higher based on how many redactions).

We have spoken to our supervisors regarding your concerns and our superiors advised your request will be treated as any other request is treated which is what we are doing here now in accordance with F.S.S 119. There will be no further discussion on this matter with the exception of you accepting or declining this estimate. Failure to provide a written response within the noted 10 days will cause this request to close out automatically.

Again, we thank you for contacting us and making your request. We're here to help - look forward to hearing back from you soon on this cost estimate.

Have a great day, stay safe.

Should you have any additional questions or concerns, please respond to this email.

Sincerely,

Broward Sheriff's Office
Digital Evidence Unit
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date: Jun 10, 2020, 12:08 PM
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Broward Sheriff's Office Digital Evidence Unit:

Open Records Request: Please file share me the following readily available, free, electronic, public data:

1. Broward Sheriff's Office Digital Evidence Unit Policy & Procedure manual. See email that I sent to digitalevidence@sheriff.org date: Jun 10, 2020, 9:27 AM entitled: "Wild Outrageous & Unsubstantiated Crazy Claims Of 1 To 3 Hours Of Redaction Time For Statement Of: Kim Picazio Case #: 17-1910-000613 State of Florida Vs. McConnell, Field Broward County Case Number: 19014044CF10A?"

2. I am still waiting for my readily available, free, electronic, public data on the name, rank and contact information for the individual in charge of the Broward Sheriff's Office Digital Evidence Unit.

Terry Dean, Nemmers 320-283-5713
P.S. You don't mind if I sift through your policy and procedure manual to see if you actually are able to fall back onto your expensive and time-consuming work-related continuing education, do you?
P.S.S. How did you miss my request for the contact information the first time, huh?

https://www.sheriff.org/Administration/Pages/Digital-Evidence-Unit.aspx
Digital Evidence Unit In January 2016, the Broward Sheriff's Office created the Digital Evidence Unit. This new unit is responsible for the development, deployment, and support of the BSO body-worn camera system; management of the digital evidence database; case filing of digital evidence with state prosecutors; creation and dissemination of approved and redacted digital evidence for public records requests and media release. The body-worn camera program is underway with full deployment expected by the end of 2017. There will be approximately 1200 body cameras in our neighborhoods protecting our citizens and deputies. If any member of our community would like to request a copy of BWC videos, you can email the unit at digitalevidence@sheriff.org or call at 954-831-8740.

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