See It Now: First Responders to 911 Call For Ted Agu Recorded, “PATIENT HAS HISTORY OF SICKLE CELL”

PREVIOUSLY:

“See It Now: In ‘Do-Over’ Interrogation, Berkeley Campus Cops Lead Football Strength and Conditioning Coach Damon Harrington to Answers About Ted Agu’s Sickle Cell Trait That Avoid ‘Not Telling the Truth or Being Deceptive’,” March 13, 2019, https://concussioninc.net/?p=13696

“See It Now: Incriminating Berkeley Campus Cop’s Report Refers to Ted Agu’s ‘Pre-Existing Medical Condition’. Plus, Bonus Document Probably Not in the Secret 141-Page Police Binder: EMS Report Specifically Citing Sickle Cell Trait,” March 20, 2019, https://concussioninc.net/?p=13717

“Team Doctor’s Borderline-Perjurious 2014 Deposition Testimony in Ted Agu Family’s Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against University of California Underlies the UC Berkeley Football Death Cover-Up,” March 20, 2019, https://concussioninc.net/?p=13720

Complete headline links to our series on the Ted Agu death cover-up (beginning November 2013 — before Agu’s death): https://concussioninc.net/?p=10877

by Irvin Muchnick

At http://muchnick.net/UCPDagunarrative.pdf, Concussion Inc. has uploaded the February 7, 2014, incident report narrative by Officer Stephanie Martinez of the Berkeley campus police, which isolates the stricken Cal football player Ted Agu’s “pre-existing medical condition.”

Whether this document ever reached the Alameda County sheriff’s office, which was collecting information to support the coroner’s autopsy on Agu, is unknown. I’d say it’s doubtful. Our reporting from 2016 — based on the deposition of the sheriff’s officer tasked with gathering documents from the Berkeley campus police — established that the university forwarded only 29 of the 141 pages we now identify as “the binder” of secret campus police documents surrounding the Agu death.

And yesterday brought another piece of evidence that may not have been seen by the sheriff’s office and its medical examiner division prior to Dr. Thomas Beaver’s erroneous finding that Agu had died of simple heart failure. From a campus source, we have a brand newly surfaced document from 2/7/14. It is a Berkeley Fire Department record — the Emergency Medical Services response to the 911 call for Agu — and it would appear not to be part of the disputed 141-page binder; at the very least, it does not intuitively correspond to any of the chapter headings in the binder table of contents, whose text we previously obtained and published.

The EMS report goes beyond the cop’s note that Agu had a pre-existing medical condition. Indeed, the Fire Department couldn’t have been more clear or specific. In all caps, the document says:

“ARRIVED TO FIND 20 YEAR PULSELESS AND APENIC WITH CPR IN PROGRESS

PER TRAINING STAFF PATIENT COMPLETED A.M. WORKOUT WITH TEAM AND COLLAPSED SHORTLY AFTERWARDS

PATIENT NOT COMPLAINING OF ANYTHING PRIOR TO EVENT

PATIENT HAS HISTORY OF SICKLE CELL

TRANSPORTED PATIENT C-3 ALS TO ALTA BATES HOSPITAL TRANSFERRED CARE AND GAVE REPORT TO CODE TEAM”

See for yourself now at http://muchnick.net/aguEMS.pdf.

More shortly from here about who on the Cal football staff must have told the campus police and the paramedics that Ted Agu was a sickle cell trait carrier. (I apologize for prematurely promising to have this aspect of the story in the current post; there was just too much new content loading on the fly for me to be able to complete it on time. However, I do expect to have the next article up before the end of the day here in California.)