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MINUTES OF MAY 89 2008 MEETING
Ray Rummel, Village Manager
Alan J. Boffice, Director of Engineering/Community Development
Christine Tromp, Director of Finance
David Miller, Fire Chief
Michael Cavallini, Coordinator Health Services
Stephen F. Schmidt, Police Chief
Thomas J. Cech, Director of Public Works
Renie Walsh, Village Clerk
LOSS PREVENTION COMMITTEE
MINUTES OF MAY 89 2008 MEETING
Jack Gray, Chairman
Fleet Services
Diane Hunter, Secretary
Finance Department
William Zimmerman, Deputy Chief
Police Department
Scott Miller, Deputy Chief
Fire Department
Pam Kuc, Property Maintenance Inspector
Engineering
DATE: May 13, 2008
MAY 2 2 2000
TO: Ray Rummel, Village Manager VILLAyt CCtnx,s OFFICE
All Department Heads
FROM: Loss Prevention Committee
SUBJECT: Loss Prevention Committee Meeting Minutes — May 8, 2008
The meeting was called to order at 9:00 A.M. at the Village Hall.
Present: Jack Gray, Chairman
Leslie Sass, Police Administrative Assistant
Scott Miller, Deputy Fire Chief
Diane Hunter, Finance Department Secretary
Debbie Liberatore, Loss Prevention Secretary
Karen Turner, Police Senior Clerk
Excused: William Zimmerman, Comrnander Police Department
Pam Kuc, Housing Inspector
The minutes were approved for the meeting of February 14, 2008.
Review Current Reports:
31
Tabled Reports:
F-41-07 Jorge Sigler. This was an unavoidable accident. FF Sigler was given no
warning that the other vehicle would pull out in front of him.
Old Business: .
Approved Emergency & tornado evacuation plan.
Police EVOC was held on April 30, 2008 at Alexian Field. Eight (8) new police recruits
attended. Class was very well received.
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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New Business:
■ Driver Refresher Training:
M, Patras P-07-08 Police
T. Morony FS-01-08 Fleet
M. Angellotti S-02-08 Public Works
E. Pelayo P-08-08 Police
M. Stillson F-07-08 Fire
R. Schumacher P-15-08 Police
J. Gottwald P-16-08 Police
S. Storc S-04-08 Street
A. Quick FS-03-08 Fleet Services
M. Patras P-20-08 Police
■ Summary of the last 8 years of incidents by department
Department 2007— 2006 N 2003— 2004 N 2003 N 2002 2001 2000
156 124 115 122 152 151 184 160
54 35 28 45 40 57 66 44
55 54 43 46 52 48 59 73
Strut 12 12 9 9 6 14 12 7
4 7 5 5 5 10 5 5
6 4 13 9 17 11 11 13
5 2 3 0 2 0 3 4
6 3 2 6 5 2 5 8
8 4 6 2 9 6 13 4
2 1 0 0 1 1 2 0
Viage Manager 2 0 1 2 1 1 1 0
1 1 0 0 3 1 3 1
Genera/Office 0 1 1 0 6 3 4 i
■ EVOC Training at Alexian Field, Wednesday, 5/1/08—for 8 new police officers
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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Next Scheduled Meeting:
July 10, 2008
Adiournment:
10:45 AM
Submitted by: Approved by:
4
Karen Turner Jack Gray
Loss Prevention Secretary Loss Prevention Chairman
continued . .
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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P-07-08 OFFICER PATRAS — POLICE DEPARTMENT 02/05/08
Description of Incident:
Officer was patrolling and made a right turn into the private parking lot at 572 E. Devon.
Officer indicated that although he was driving slowly in the ice and slush covered lot, he
struck a cement base of a light pole causing damage to the right side front and rear
passenger doors.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
This is the Officer's first recorded crash involving a squad car. The Officer was counseled
as to safe and proper driving. The Officer also received a Corrective Action Report for
the damage to the squad. The Officer acknowledged his responsibility in the incident.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Driver Refresher Course
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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FS-01-08 TOM MORONY— FLEET SERVICES 02/06/08
Description of Incident:
While plowing the parking lot at 1635 Biesterfield, Tom bumped the rear bumper of
squad #247 with the bucket of loader#717. The damage was a minor mark on the
bumper and touched up at the Fleet Services garage.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Tom stated that he accidentally missed the brake peddle while maneuvering close to
car#247, which resulted in the accident. Although, if the parking lot is cleared of
vehicles before plowing, this type of accident could have been avoided.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Driver Refresher Course
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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IS-02-08 MARK ANGELLOTTI — PUBLIC WORKS 02/06/08
Description of Incident:
Vehicle 2 was at the stop sign on Pratt turning N. bound onto Tonne. Vehicle 1 (718)
hit a patch of ice and slid into the rear of vehicle 2 striking the rear of vehicle 2 with the
plow, causing a minor dent and the rear window was blown out.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
I believe the intense snow storm and road conditions were a huge contribution to this
occurrence. Employee possibly should have given himself more room to brake safely.
However, the patch of ice was hidden under snow cover and could not be anticipated.
I do not believe the operator (Mark) to be negligent in this accident, but I have spoken
to Mark and advised him to double his stopping distance in hazardous conditions.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Driver Refresher Course
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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LF-01-08 VICTOR MORALES — PUBLIC WORKS 02/06/08
Description of Incident:
Vehicle 2 (722) was inside the turnaround, waiting to make a left hand turn onto JFK
Blvd. Vehicle 1 (car) traveling east bound on JFK, approaching the turnaround, slid
into the rear spinner assembly on the salt truck rendering it un-functional.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
No recommendations on the Village's part, our driver did nothing wrong to cause this
accident. The driver of the car was cited for the accident; no insurance and a
suspended operator's license. The report was taken at the Police Department station
due to the number of calls due to the snowstorm.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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F-05-08 B/C SELLERS — FIRE DEPARTMENT 02/11/08
Reported b
Description of Incident:
A sub-tractor for the cell phone tower was trenching with a backhoe just North of the
tower to install a 12" PVC pipe for a future cell phone line. He struck and cut through
the lawn sprinkler system. They had used JULIE locating service but failed to check in
with the Fire Department. (Triple "L" Excavating).
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Before excavation work begins, require the contractor to contact the property owner
and ask if there are other hazards/utilities.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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GO-01-08 08/05 - FINANCE DEPARTMENT 11/27/07
Description of Incident:
Employee bumped her right elbow on 11/27/08 while placing a box back on the pile of
boxes to be destroyed when her right elbow came down on a metal furniture dolly
standing by the boxes in the 901 Wellington-Village Storage Room. Employee did not
report his incident to her supervisor until 2/15/08. Employee states pain has been
getting progressively worse and that she cannot extend her right arm or close her right
hand without pain shooting up to her elbow. Also says she is in pain when writing.
Per Alexian, employee has "Epicondylitis" which is pain/tenderness to right elbow that
can be caused by a significant single blow. Employee is currently being treated with
medication & hourly "self' exercises prescribed by the doctor.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Employee could have completed a work order for Public Works to bring the storage
box to her desk, and then they could have returned the box to storage after she was
done with it. The employee would have thereby avoided being in the storage room. If
not, need to be aware of surroundings to be careful.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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P-08-08 OFFICER PELAYO — POLICE DEPARTMENT 02116/08
Description of Incident:
Officer was backing Police squad car#233 North bound along west edge of front
driveway at 1325 Pratt Boulevard towards the street after finishing an alarm call. The
right rear corner of the rear bumper and the exhaust pipe struck a frozen snow bank.
The bumper sustained minor damage and the exhaust pipe was pushed forward and
sideways against the inner edge of the right rear wheel. The police squad had to be
towed from the scene.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
It is always incumbent upon the driver of a vehicle to use all due care and caution
when backing a vehicle. In this case there was more than ample room to safely back
the squad out of the driveway and onto the street without coming close to any
obstructions. There was also more than ample room to turn the squad towards the
street without having to back up the entire length of the driveway. Officer Pelayo must
use more care and caution when backing his police squad car in all future situations.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Driver Refresher Course
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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P-09-08 OFFICER SACOMANO — POLICE DEPARTMENT 02/18/08
Reported b
Description of Incident:
Officer inspected vehicle 242 at the beginning of his shift and observed that there was
damage to the lower portion of the front bumper on the left side. Officers listed on the
drivers log were questioned about the damage and no information regarding what
caused the damage was learned.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Officer needs to be constantly aware of the surroundings, especially during inclimate
weather.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Because it is unknown who was at fault, committee has no comment
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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F-06-08 08/06 — FIRE DEPARTMENT 02/19/08
Description of Incident:
Employee was on the treadmill taking a hazmat stress test when he felt a cramp
behind his left knee. The employee advised the doctor running the test and she
ended the test. Employee diagnosed by Alexian as probably sustaining a left knee/leg
strain/sprain although he may also have an inflamed cyst in the back of his knee.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Test was performed under doctor supervision.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
No comment
FS-02-08 BRUCE ROBINSON — FLEET DEPARTMENT 02/21/08
Description of Incident:
Employee was pulling the International Vactor truck over the truck hoist to perform
repairs when the inside of the right front tire rubbed against the front hoist saddle.
This action punctured a hole in the tire.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Always have another person guide while driving a truck onto the large truck hoist.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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FP-10-08 08/07 - POLICE DEPARTMENT 02/28/08
Description of Incident:
Officer was carrying evidence out of the garage, slipped and fell on a clear patch of
ice on the driveway. Officer sustained an abrasion on his left knee. Officer's left pant
leg was also torn due to the fall.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Sgt. Jensen observed the clear patch of ice and reminded Officer to be aware of
hazards such as snow and ice in his intended pathway due to the inclement weather.
Sgt. Jensen salted the area where the fall occurred.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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P-11-08 OFFICER KELLY SWEENEY— POLICE DEPT 02/29/08
Description of Incident:
Officer was traveling southbound on Arlington Heights Road north of Landmeier Road
in the left lane. A deer ran across Arlington Heights Road. Ofc. Sweeney attempted
to swerve around the deer, but struck it with the front passenger side of her vehicle.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Accident was unavoidable, due to the actions of animal (deer) involved, which crossed
the street in front of the squad.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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F-07-08 MELVIN STILLSON — FIRE DEPARTMENT 03/06/08
Description of Incident:
While F/F Stillson was backing up and turning, Engine 10 (V1115) hit the refuse
dumpster with the right front bumper. F/F Stillson had F/F Wind backing him. A/Lt.
Tranchita was located in the officer's seat of Engine 10 (V/115). Engine 10 sustained
a minor dent to the right side of the front bumper. This dent was approximately the
size of a silver dollar. There was no apparent damage to the refuse dumpster.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Driver needs to check all areas prior to moving vehicle. A/Lt. Tranchita needs to
better communicate with his crew and needs to have a better knowledge of
surroundings prior to moving any vehicle.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Driver Refresher Course
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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F-08-08 08/08 — FIRE DEPARTMENT 03/07/08
Description of Incident:
Employee was walking in the parking lot, slipped and fell on some ice that had frozen
around a storm sewer drain. She sustained confusions to her left leg and complained
of a sore ankle.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
A small amount of ice had frozen around a storm sewer in the fire admin parking lot.
Employee failed to avoid the icy area, slipped and fell. The entire parking lot was
clear of ice and snow with the exception of the sewer drain area. In the future, avoid
areas of ice and snow when possible.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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F-09-08 LT. RICK GARCHIE — FIRE DEPARTMENT 03/07/08
Reported b
Description of Incident:
E-10 was working at the house fire at 259 Walnut Lane. We brought our Thermal
Imaging Camera to the front of the house while we awaited an assignment. We
entered the building and FF Reid took the camera out of the case and left the case on
the front bumper of Quint 8. At the end of the incident, we were packing up our
equipment and realized the case was missing. We were the last unit to leave the
scene. I called all the other stations looking for the case, and no one had it. B/C
Denna retraced Q8 route with no luck.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Take the camera out of the case, hook it to someone's coat and leave the case in our
vehicle. We were trying to protect the camera as long as we could.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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P-12-08 OFC. JOHN WILLIAMS — POLICE DEPT 03/08/08
Reported b
Description of Incident:
An arrestee, who was being housed in the north interview room inside the processing
area, intentionally damaged the drywall.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
The actions of the arrestee could not be predicted and the incident could not be
avoided.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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P-13-08 08/09 — POLICE DEPARTMENT 03/09/08
Description of Incident:
Officer was investigating the scene of a Domestic Battery and Criminal Damage to
Property incident. He was walking around inspecting the damage on victim's car,
when he slipped on snow covered ice and fell to the ground. His left middle finger
struck the ground and was severely injured by being twisted and bent after striking the
ground.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
While walking around checking and observing the damage to the victim's car, he
slipped on snow covered ice fell to the ground. The only way to prevent this type of
injury is to be very observant of the environmental conditions, and try to walk in a
manner that will.prevent a fall on icy ground surfaces. A police officer must go on
crime scenes that pose slip and fall conditions at times and due caution must always
be used in these conditions.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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P-14-08 08/10 — POLICE DEPARTMENT 03/12/08
Description of Incident:
While assisting a non-compliant arrestee to the ground, Officer bent his left ring finger
back.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
There were no unsafe actions that contributed to the sustaining of the Officer's injury.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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P-15-08 OFC. RANDAL SCHUMACHER— POLICE DEPT 03/12/08
Description of Incident:
Ofc. Schumacher responded to assist Officers who were attempting to apprehend a
battery offender who fled on foot through the residential area near Walnut and
Cypress. The offender was running through yards and climbing over fences moving
northbound through the area. Responding officers including Officer Schumacher
closed the perimeter around the fleeing suspect until he was forced out of the yards in
the area of Fern and Clearmont (208 Fern). Officer Schumacher used his vehicle to
block the suspect's path by pulling across the parkway and into the yard at 208 Fern
Drive.
Officer Schumacher utilized his squad to block the path of the fleeing battery offender.
Officer Schumacher drove his squad off the roadway, onto the parkway, and ultimately
into the yard at 208 Fern Drive. Officer Schumacher's vehicle left ruts in the wet
parkway grass as well as the resident's grass at 208 Fern Drive. Contact was made
with the resident, Scott Stiff of 208 Fern Dr. EGV (847-344-4271) reference the
damage. Mr. Stiff was not upset and simply requested the damage be fixed.
Grass damaged in parkway and residents yard at 208 fern Drive, EGV. Police vehicle
left ruts in the wet grass of the parkway and the resident's yard.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Although Officer Schumacher's enthusiasm towards his job is greatly appreciated, he
will be advised to utilize greater discretion while operating a Police vehicle. Though
this incident resulted in no permanent damage, the possibility of injury or significant
damage to property was evident. Officer Schumacher was issued a Corrective Action
Report for his involvement in this incident.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Driver Refresher Course
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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P-16-08 OFFICER JASON GOTTWALD — POLICE DEPT 03/12/08
Description of Incident:
Officer Gottwald was checking the LaSalle Bank parking lot when he struck a curb,
resulting in a flat tire. He added that he did not see the curb prior to striking it.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Officer Gottwald was advised that he must exercise caution while operating a Police
vehicle. He was also advised to take the necessary steps to minimize the possibility
of a re-occurrence of this type of incident. It was noted that this is Officer Gottwald's
first incident involving damage to a squad.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Driver Refresher Course
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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W-01-08 08/12 — PUBLIC WORKS - UTILITIES 03/13/08
Description of Incident:
While exercising underground water valve with valve key, felt tightness in lower back.
Employee followed-up with Alexian Corporate Health Clinic on 3/14/08 & was
diagnosed with "lumbar sprain".
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
In the future, more warm up exercising is probably a good practice. The nature of
exercising valves always required a lot of twisting and turning and force exeration
when exercised by hand. In the future, obtaining a valve-exercising machine would be
very beneficial, but some valves will always be exercised by hand.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Public Works had a valve-exercising tool. Do we still have it? Jack will check.
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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P-17-08 08111 — POLICE DEPARTMENT 03/15/2008
Description of Incident:
Officer O'Neill had been assisting the Officer on a traffic arrest by having Canine
Tyson conduct a search of a vehicle. As Tyson exited the car, he became startled by
the Officer and growled at him. Officer O'Neill corrected Tyson and believed the
incident was over. The Officer then approached Tyson to pet him. Tyson allowed this
and then placed his paws on the Officer's arm to allow him to continue to pet him.
Officer then began to scratch Tyson's jaw. When the Officer did this, Tyson began to
growl and as he moved his hand away, Tyson bit the left hand causing an abrasion to
the top of the hand.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Officer O'Neill is still in the beginning phases of becoming a handler and continues to
develop a relationship with his partner. It is imperative for Officer O'Neill to be
constantly in control of his canine especially in situations where the canine can be in
contact with a person. Officer O'Neill must be aware of the warning signs that his
partner gives him that he is uncomfortable. In this situation Tyson has interacted with
the Officer many times, and although Tyson initially growled at him when he was
startled, once his handler told him the Officer was not a threat, Tyson allowed himself
to be petted and in fact jumped into Officer's arms.
This behavior allowed both Officers guard to be down. Officer O'Neill must remember
that he must always be prepared to take control of Tyson in a moments notice. Based
on the investigation it is apparent that Tyson does not like his mouth touched and
Officer O'Neill must ensure that anyone handling Tyson not touch him in this area.
Additionally, Officer O'Neill must take steps to ensure that Tyson is properly socialized
by allowing him to interact with more people in control environments.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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P-18-08 OFC. M. MCGREAL-- POLICE DEPT 03/19/08
Description of Incident:
Radar unit fell out of the dashboard mounted bracket and struck the "shift" and "A"
keys of the Panasonic Toughbook keyboard. Officer advised that while making a left
turn the radar unit mounted on the dashboard fell out of the bracket.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Officers using radar units need to ensure that the units are properly secured in their
brackets.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Jack Gray advised putting a bungee cord around the unit as a simple repair to take care
of the problem.
IS-03-08 UNKNOWN - PUBLIC WORKS DEPT 03/20/08
Description of Incident:
There is a dent on the top of the lower unit's cab.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Be more aware of your surroundings.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
No comment
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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S-04-08 STEVE STORC — STREET DEPT 03/20/08
Description of Incident:
Backing out of the rear garage hit the mirror on driver's side on the garage door
opening causing the mirror and frame to brake off truck door.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Be more aware of your surroundings.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Driver Refresher Course
P-19-08 08/1.4— POLICE DEPARTMENT 03/25/08
Description of Incident:
Officer was conducting training with his canine partner (Tyson) at the above listed
location. After finishing a drug search exercise, Officer bent down to pick up the
canine's leash, which was lying on the ground. The canine bit the Officer on his right
hand. After a verbal and physical correction on the canine, it released the Officer's
hand. However, the canine immediately went after Officer a second time, and bit his
right hand again. Officer was finally able to control the canine and muzzle it.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Predicting the actions of an animal is difficult. I recommend the Canine Program
cadre review canine Tyson's history and performance to ascertain if changes are
needed.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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1-FS-03-08 ANTHONY QUICK— FLEET SERVICES 04/02/08
Description of Incident:
While pulling into the lot with Fire dive vehicle #141, Tony misjudged the distance
between his vehicle (#141) and vehicle #220 which was parked in the parking lot. The
right rear of#141 scraped the right rear of#220.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
Be more aware of objects/vehicles around you when driving through a parking lot.
Use the side mirrors and proceed with caution if distance is an issue.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Driver Refresher Course
VM-01-08 RAYMOND RUMMEL— 04/02/08
VILLAGE MANAGER'S OFFICE
Description of Incident:
Upon leaving Village Hall for the evening, the lower left rear door of a parked Village
vehicle was found to be creased. Based upon the damage, it appears to have been
caused by a vehicle backing out of adjoining spot and striking the parked municipal
vehicle. Damage involves a crease in lower portion of rear door. No paint was
transferred from offending vehicle.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
No recommendation. Another driver struck parked vehicle.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Concur
Loss Prevention Committee Minutes for May 8, 2008 Meeting
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P-20-08 OFC. M. PATRAS — POLICE DEPARTMENT 04/11/08
Description of Incident:
On 4/12/08 damage was found on the rear bumper of squad 231. The last driver of
the squad was Ofc. Patras on 04/11/08. Ofc. Patras advised that he didn't cause the
damage to the squad; however, he admitted that he did not do a thorough inspection
of the vehicle at the start of his tour of duty on 04/11/08.
Supervisor's Comments & Recommendations:
It is unknown how this damage occurred.
LPC Comments & Recommendations:
Drivers Refresher Course