Name: Jhon Ostrander

Affiliation: Withheld.

Location: UConn Storrs

Request Date Start: Withheld.

Request Date End: Withheld.

Details: Under the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act, Conn. Gen. Stat. § 1-200 et seq., and as a member of the Media acting in the best interest of the public, I am requesting that you please provide all records that discuss or describe:

Officer(s) Involved: Investigating and arresting officers of the University of Connecticut Police Department
Suspect: Michael Olzinski, 46
Suspects date of birth: N/A
Charges: 173 counts of second-degree forgery, one count of first-degree larceny, illegal distribution of controlled substances, illegal possession of controlled substances, obtaining controlled substances by means of fraud and deceit, and failure to keep records
Date of arrest: April 20, 2016
Time of Incident: N/A (Investigation spanning April 2012 through April 2015; placed on leave April 9, 2015)
Address of the Incident/Arrest: UConn Student Health Services, Storrs, CT

REQUESTING: all bodycam and dashcam footage for this case in video format. I want all bodycam footage from every officer and detective involved. This includes any and all bodycam video connected to the incident — officers investigating the findings of the spring 2015 audit regarding the UConn Student Health Services, the on-scene interviews and questioning of the suspect (Michael Olzinski) where he made admissions regarding the unauthorized orders of baby products and missing prescriptions, the collection of evidence including internal logs and email communications, taking the suspect into custody on April 20, 2016, transport to the processing facility, witnesses, bystanders, or anyone else related. In short: every second of bodycam footage tied to this event and not only the arrest itself. Lastly, I would like all interview and interrogation footage involving the suspect, as well as the complete incident report, probable cause/arrest affidavits, and property/evidence logs (specifically detailing the unaccounted 4,000 Oxycodone pills, forged prescriptions, and misappropriated over-the-counter items).

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