The Report

Ran into the former paramedic/EMS Chief out on the street the other day who put the restraint around my neck while i was having a seizure over a decade ago. He was so shrunken and aged I almost didn't recognize him- far from the red-faced hulk man that's taken up so much real-estate in my axious, calamity mind and memories. 

He's since been replaced by the most incredible superhero medic and she's been such solid, unwavering, stellar help, I can only believe God dispatched her code straight from Heaven to Moscow. 

Now that that real-life boogeyman is no longer a factor i'm realizing my brain has latched onto dreading over the next bag of eggplants, and is probably giving him the same sort of undue power and fear. I eluded to this event in my last post i think. Thankfully I haven't been in the hospital many times since, but i'm not sure if this nurse is still there, wanting me ban-hammered from the premesis or what. My sister said there's a new E.R. doc that's chill, so that's great news. Hopefully he can just send me home before I have time or opportunity to interface with too many disgruntled R.N.s.

It was really stressful at the time (more than a year ago now). I was in the hospital after a seizure- the first thing I was aware, my hoodie was being pulled up over my head along with my bra so my whole bare chest was exposed. The hood was torn almost entirely off of my sweatshirt. My hands were being held and twisted up back behind my back in some sort of rear-hold arm bar thing. This dude is to the left of me, in my face, doing all this Krav maga meets playground imp tactics and I'm already fighting him. I remember trying to say something like, 'let go' or 'back off and we're cool', but I'm not sure how it came out. I shoved him away (center mass not face) with my foot when he didn't let go of me. That's when I'm pretty sure he called the cops.

They told me the case was still pending. I tried to get a copy of the police report a few days later, but it was weeks before they gave me any information. (A little nerve-wracking. I'm still not sure what would've happened if he won. If you can get 86'ed for being combative? Would EMS have to drive you to the next town?) God bless this police officer is all i have to say... This is a direct copy/paste of the report, they finally sent me, much to my great relief. (I redacted the last names of the CNAs just to protect their web-presence so anything in the narrative with brackets is my doing).

(Forgive me being such a stranger. Love you.)

02/08/21 Moscow Police Department 1156

10:08 LAW Incident Table: Page: 1

Incident Number 21-M00802 Nature Battery

Address✓ 700 S MAIN ST; Gritman 

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INVOLVEMENTS:

Type Record # Date Description Relationship

NM 265002 01/29/21 JACKSON, ALLISON ELEANOR Suspect

NM 342699 01/29/21 [REDACTED], GRACE J Witness

NM 437034 01/29/21 [REDACTED], JACLYN L Witness

NM 450883 01/29/21 INSCOE, BRADLEY G Victim

MI 15141 01/29/21 Watchguard Case Record WG 113

CA 21-006352 01/28/21 22:39 01/28/21 Disorderly *Initiating Call

DS 54455 02/08/21 Allison Jackson PRR/Requested

DS 54366 01/29/21 Jackson PRR/ denied

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General Narrative Outline

1. Offense

None

2. Synopsis / PC

Allison Jackson was coming out of a seizure and struck a Registered Nurse,

Bradley G. Inscoe, that was trying to perform care on her. Inscoe believed

Jackson intended to hit him. Two other witnesses described Jackson's actions as

being out of confusion, consistent with a subject coming out of a seizure.

3. Total Property Value(Damaged/Stolen)

N/A

4. Additional Responding Officers

Ofc. Snyder

5. Evidence

N/A

6. Narrative

On 01/28/21, at approximately 2239 hours, I responded to 700 S. Main St.

(Gritman ER) reference a disorderly subject that had became physical. The

dispatch notes stated the subject was Allison Jackson. I am familiar with

Jackson throughout my eight year career due to her chronic seizures. I am also

aware that Jackson is known to become confused and combative when she is coming

out of a seizure episode.

Upon arrival, two ER nurses were speaking with Jackson and indicated they did

not want us to speak with Jackson. I went to the ER Nurse's station and spoke

with a Registered Nurse, Bradley G. Inscoe. Inscoe advised Jackson screamed at

him, punched him in the face, and attempted to kick him while he was helping

her change clothes. I asked Inscoe where he was punched in the face. Inscoe

indicated he was punched just below the right eye, on the cheekbone. I did not

see any obvious injuries. I asked Inscoe if Jackson was coming out of a seizure.

Inscoe said she went from seizing to groggy to throwing punches. I told Inscoe

in my previous experience with Jackson she can become combative with exiting a

seizure episode. Inscoe said he believed Jackson continued to attacked him even

when she was more aware of what was going on around her and described her

actions as deliberate. I asked Inscoe what he wished to have happen. Inscoe

advised he thought Jackson should be charged with Battery. I asked Inscoe if

anyone else was in the room when the altercation took place. Inscoe told me

Grace J. [REDACTED] (CNA) and Jaclyn L. [REDACTED] (CNA) were present.

I contacted Jackson and asked her to tell me what happened. Jackson said she

left Gritman against medical advice previously and returned to be seen, because

she realized she needed medical attention. Jackson said she had a seizure and

when she woke up, her hair was being pulled and her shirt was being taken off. 

Jackson said she was confused, and added that was typical for her when she is exiting a seizure episode.

I contacted [Grace J. (CNA)] and asked her to tell me what happened. [She] said

Jackson had a seizure and her, Inscoe and [Jaclyn L., (CNA)] were attempting to provide

some patient care. [She] said when Jackson started to exit the seizure

episode, she seemed to be focused on Inscoe and struck him in the face. I asked

[her] to describe Jackson's demeanor and she described Jackson as appearing

confused. [She] advised the altercation happened pretty quickly after the

seizure.

I contacted [Jaclyn L. (CNA)] and asked her to tell me what happened. [Her] story

matched [Grace J., CNA's]. [She] described Jackson's post seizure state as confused

and that Jackson seemed 'flipped a switch' and her aggression was directed at

Inscoe. I asked [her] what Jackson's demeanor was prior to the seizure.

[she] said Jackson was calm.

Based on the statements from the above persons and my first hand experience with

Jackson in the past, I believe Jackson's actions were the result of a medical

episode and not a conscious criminal act.

9. Case Status

CLOSED

10. Referred to Specialty

No

I certify (or declare) under penalty of perjury pursuant to the law of the State

of Idaho that the foregoing is true and correct.

Fri Jan 29 06:19:44 PST 2021

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Reviewed By:

Sgt. Dustin Blaker #108

Fri Jan 29 15:45:37 PST 2021