Inmates being transferred between custody facilities for medical reasons will have a red striped envelope containing medical papers. The envelope and all other medical papers are to accompany the inmate and be delivered to the Receiving Deputy along with the inmate. If there are no medical papers, note this on the teletype transfer request and give the teletype to the Receiving Deputy.
All inmates returning to Men's Central Jail for medical evaluation or treatment will have an additional clincher band (yellow in color) attached to the existing identification wristband. The attachment of the additional wristband will be done by custody personnel with the approval of the medical staff.
The transfer teletype will include the inmate's name, the reason for the transfer, and the inmate's booking number. The following is an example:
Doe, John | (Reclassification) | 1234567 |
Boy, Bad | (Court Appearance) | 8901234 |
Crook, Good | (Medical) | 5678901 |
Dunk, Slam | (Parole Hearing) | 2345678 |
Outahere, Im | (Release) | 9012345 |
Do not accept any inmate from any Custody Division facility who is being transferred to Men's Central Jail for medical evaluation without an attached yellow clincher. This also applies to "Medical Turnarounds."
When entering the Inmate Reception Center advise the Receiving Deputy of the number of inmates being delivered for medical evaluation.
Failure to follow this procedure may cause the Transportation Bureau Deputy to be responsible for escorting the inmate through Inmate Reception Center to the Men's Central Jail Medical Clinic.
The following procedure will be utilized in processing teletype requests for transportation of inmates from a Sheriff's detention facility to LCMC Jail Ward via Inmate Reception Center.
In the event that more than thirty minutes has elapsed, and the inmate has not been transported by a crew, Inmate Reception Center personnel have been instructed to contact the Transportation Bureau desk to request further transportation.