- 7 - performed.8 The weights of the drugs stated on these reports were the officers' estimates. Paperwork would be reviewed and signed by two supervisors. A copy of each of these reports was required to be maintained at the Philadelphia Police Narcotics Unit headquarters. 5 Squad Personnel Ryan and Cattalo were partners in 5 Squad for most of their time on the squad and had been partners in 2 Squad prior to their being transferred to 5 Squad during 1980 and 1979, respectively. Grove joined 5 Squad during September or October of 1982 and became the partner of Charles Hund (Hund) when Hund was assigned to 5 Squad later during 1982. Giongo became a sergeant during December 1980, and at that time, was transferred to 5 Squad to serve as supervisor. Wilson had the rank of lieutenant and was also a supervisor. Both Giongo and Wilson signed the investigation reports prepared by Ryan, Cattalo, Grove, and Hund. Giongo's job as a supervisor on 5 Squad included preparing daily attendance reports, giving assignments, going on searches, and signing investigation reports. Giongo never made buys, worked with informants, or prepared warrants. On searches, he helped to secure the area, reducing the officers' chances of 8 An analysis reflecting drug purity was not performed unless requested.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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