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NY 4-102
powder watchman and would have returned the explosives that x
date as he relieved JEROME at 2:0o PM as was normal.5
JEROME
stated that
normally made all returns to Explo
b6
in that he (JERoME) did not know whether or not the Second
b7c
shift would need any blasting materials for that shift.
JERoME stated that the beginning of his shift
on a daily basis he would conduct a complete inventory of
the magazine and verify the count in the fire department
records. He would not re-open a taped box closed by
to re-check the contents if he had been with
atthe
time it was sealed. in addition to maintaining a constant
inventory on the fire department records, the time that
these items are checked in or out of the magazine are also
noted.
JEROME stated that occasionally
would relieve
b6
him as the powder watchman when he (JERoME) became engaged
b7c
in other duties or was on break.
was not authorized
to enter the magazine or to check out explosives without
JEROME present.
In connection with
duties JEROME stated
that he
maintained a personal record book of items
that he transported in and out of the magazine. JEROME
stated that
purpose
in maintainingthis book was
that on many occasions
would have to deliver varied
site. In order_ to maintain an accurate accounting and accurate
deliveries
lwould note specific items destined for specific
locations.
JEROME stated that this was
personal
record and it was not an official document that was required
to be maintained.
JERoME stated that he would not receive any official
record or statements from the foreman or the "walking boss"
as to exactly what amount of blasting caps and/or explosives
were utilized during a particular shift. The only method
that was utilized was that
would return the unused
b6
explosives to the magazine.
JEROME stated that from his
b7c
position as the powder watchman he could only tell how many
"shots" (biast detonations) occurred during his shift but
these "shots".
JERoME stated that he has never been approached
to sell or steal explosives from the magazine. E
He also
effect.
0689
91905
powder watchman and would have returned the explosives that x
date as he relieved JEROME at 2:0o PM as was normal.5
JEROME
stated that
normally made all returns to Explo
b6
in that he (JERoME) did not know whether or not the Second
b7c
shift would need any blasting materials for that shift.
JERoME stated that the beginning of his shift
on a daily basis he would conduct a complete inventory of
the magazine and verify the count in the fire department
records. He would not re-open a taped box closed by
to re-check the contents if he had been with
atthe
time it was sealed. in addition to maintaining a constant
inventory on the fire department records, the time that
these items are checked in or out of the magazine are also
noted.
JEROME stated that occasionally
would relieve
b6
him as the powder watchman when he (JERoME) became engaged
b7c
in other duties or was on break.
was not authorized
to enter the magazine or to check out explosives without
JEROME present.
In connection with
duties JEROME stated
that he
maintained a personal record book of items
that he transported in and out of the magazine. JEROME
stated that
purpose
in maintainingthis book was
that on many occasions
would have to deliver varied
site. In order_ to maintain an accurate accounting and accurate
deliveries
lwould note specific items destined for specific
locations.
JEROME stated that this was
personal
record and it was not an official document that was required
to be maintained.
JERoME stated that he would not receive any official
record or statements from the foreman or the "walking boss"
as to exactly what amount of blasting caps and/or explosives
were utilized during a particular shift. The only method
that was utilized was that
would return the unused
b6
explosives to the magazine.
JEROME stated that from his
b7c
position as the powder watchman he could only tell how many
"shots" (biast detonations) occurred during his shift but
these "shots".
JERoME stated that he has never been approached
to sell or steal explosives from the magazine. E
He also
effect.
0689
91905