... all records, reports, audio, video, and digital recordings, mobile recordings, dashboard recordings, body-cam videos, and photographs for the  below referenced matter, including but not limited to all incident reports, accident reports, A-44 report and any attachments, test results, video, body-cam video, audio, and digital recordings in the barracks, booking room, and processing room, MVR with audio, mobile video and digital recordings, dashboard audio, video and digital recordings, and all video, body-cam video, audio and digital recordings, including all officer contacts with the dispatch, and including any and all recordings involving third party’s contacts or attempts to contact the defendant, including but not limited to audio, video, body-cam video, and digital recordings in the police station and over the phone, color photographs, all property seized, and all documents, including all tapes, transcriptions or other recordings of all telephone calls to the Manchester Police Department from any party or witness reporting or informing of this incident, including all incident reports, dispatcher recordings, dispatcher tapes, all records, recordings, or broadcasts concerning this incident by any law enforcement agency involved, all handwritten, typewritten or any other notes, including rough notes transcribed by any officer in connection with this case, and any and all other records, reports, any and all samples (whether or not actually used in testing), all logs in connection with any testing devices, statements, any and all recordings including but not limited to any police department or tape recordings and videotapes, or mobile tape, test results, video, body-cam video, audio and digital recordings in the barracks, booking room, and processing room, mobile video and digital recordings, dashboard audio, video, body-cam video and digital recordings, CDs, and DVDs and color photographs, including all officer contacts with the dispatch pertaining to this case, including any and all recordings involving third party’s contacts or attempts to contact the defendant, including but not limited to audio, video, body-cam video, and digital recordings in the police station and over the telephone, any and all records of the certification and all recertifications, revocations, and statements of the training experience of Jim Graham, Badge No. 2592 as the operator of the Alcotest 9510, any and all certifications and any  recertifications or revocations thereof for the instructor to whom Jim Graham, Badge no. 2592 demonstrated operation of the Alcotest 9510, suspensions or revocations thereof for said instructor, all certifications, examinations and repair/recalibration log book, Datalogger and Errorlogger, including the printout for each and every test and external standard performed on the Alcotest 9510, Serial No.: ARBD-0103, used at the Manchester Police Department from February 1, 2014 to April 11, 2014, any qualifications for administration of field sobriety tests of Jim Graham, Badge No. 2592, certification and recertifications for administration of field sobriety tests of Sergeant Hughes, any and all periodic reviews and performance evaluations for Jim Graham, Badge No. 2592, Sergeant Hughes, Officer Desso and PSA Litwin and any and all disciplinary matters against Jim Graham, Badge no. 2592 Sergeant Hughes, Officer Desso, and PSA Litwin, of the Alcotest 9510, a copy of the Manchester Police Department’s administrative and organizational manual files and folders relating to equipment turn-in and out-processing, recording machines, motor vehicle recording equipment, traffic law enforcement, misdemeanor and infractions, issuing a summons, motor vehicle seizure and removals, liquor and drugs statement of police, driving while intoxicated procedures, confiscation of operator license, traffic stop procedures, arrest procedures, searches and seizures, intoxicated or incapacitated persons. This request is being made pursuant to Connecticut General Statutes Sections 1-200 et seq. of the Freedom of Information Act.

Name of Defendant: Mark D. Eddy
Charge: C.G.S. §14-227a – Operation Under the Influence, C.G.S. §14-12(a) –
Unregistered Vehicle, C.G.S. §14-218a – Traveling at an Unreasonable Speed
Case No.:  M201402968
Date of Incident: March 29, 2014
Location:  Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut
Officers:  Jim Graham, Badge No. 2592
 `  Sergeant Hughes
   Officer Desso
   PSA Litwin
Police Department: Manchester

1.  Any and all dispatcher recordings pertaining to Manchester police Department Case No.: 2968.

2.  Any and all audio, video, and digital recordings, including but not limited to, audio, video, and digital recordings of all dispatch, the motor vehicle stop, the barracks, the arrest, the police car, transportation, processing, the booking, the chemical alcohol testing, telephone calls, and the holding cell, pertaining to Manchester Police Department Case No.: 2014-2968.

3.  Any and all photographs pertaining to Manchester Police Department Case No.: 2014-2968.

4.  Any and all electronic recordings pertaining to Manchester Police Department Case No.: 2014-2968.

5.  Any and all chemical alcohol test results, samples, and recordings pertaining to Manchester Police Department Case No.: 2014-2968.

6.  The original and three (3) certified copies of any qualifications for administration of field sobriety tests of officer Jim Graham, Manchester Police Department, Badge No.: 2592.

7.  The original and three (3) certified copies of the certification, and any and all recertifications, revocations, periodic reviews, performance evaluations, and statement of the training experience of officer Jim Graham of the Manchester Police Department, Badge No.: 2592 as the operator of the Alcotest 9510 Serial Number ARBD-0103 in accordance with Regulations of State Agencies Section 14-227a-5b, 14-227a-6b, and 14-227a-10b.

8.  All periodic reviews and performance evaluations and any and all disciplinary matters of Jim Graham of the Manchester police Department, Badge No.: 2592.

9.  All police reports, records, notes, files, and field notes pertaining to Manchester Police Department Case No.: 2014-2968.

10.  The original and three (3) certified copies of any and all certifications and any recertifications, suspensions, or revocations thereof for the instructor to whom Officer Jim Graham of the Manchester Police Department, Badge No.: 2592, demonstrated operation of the Alcotest 9510 used at the Manchester Police Department, in accordance with the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies Section 14-227a-10b.

11.  The original and three (3) certified copies of all certifications, examinations and repair/recalibration log book, Datalogger and Errorlogger, including the printout for each and every test, and external standard performed on the Alcotest 9510 Serial Number ARBD-0103 from February 1, 2014 through and including April 17, 2014 in accordance with Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies Section 14-227a-8b and 14-227a-10b.

12.  The original and three (3) certified copies of the manufacturer’s operating instructions and any and all modifications thereto for the Alcotest 9510 Serial No. ARBD-0103 pursuant to 14-227a-10b.

13.  All records of the make and model of the speed monitoring device, the operator’s manual for said device, service manual for said device, Detective Jim Graham’s, Badge No.: 2592, speed monitoring device log, FCC license under which said speed monitoring device is operated, tuning forks, speed monitoring device results, approval of the device by the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection or other entity, trainee instructional manual for said device, Detective Jim Graham’s, Badge No.: 2592, training experience in its operation, all test results of said speed monitoring device unit, all calibrations of said speed monitoring device, year, make, model and vehicle identification number (VIN) of the police car, all speedometer calibrations for said vehicle, and vehicle maintenance records.

“Public records or files” means any recorded data or information relating to the conduct of the public’s business prepared, owned, used, received or retained by a public agency, or to which a public agency is entitled to receive a copy by law or contract under section 1-218, whether such data or information be handwritten, typed, tape-recorded, printed, photostated, photographed or recorded by any other method.

Except as otherwise provided by any federal law or state statute, all records maintained or kept on file by any public agency, whether or not such records are required by any law or by any rule or regulation, shall be public records and every person shall have the right to (1) inspect such records promptly during regular office or business hours . . . (3) receive a copy of such records in accordance with section 1-212.  (Emphasis added).