Descriptive Interview Essay

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On the 14th of October 2017, I was asked by Miss Felicia McDonald at about 0900hrs to move to 613 for an investigative interview. During the interview, I was informed by Miss McDonald that the investigative interview was based on my failure to follow instruction on the 13th of October, 2017, an instruction that was given by Mr. Kenny Sanders, a 204B. After reading Mr. Sander's statement, I proceeded to inform Miss McDonald that the statement was false has the statement does not reflect what I told Mr. Sanders when I called my Cell phone nor did it reflect what I told him when he came to meet me on the route. Further, I informed Miss McDonald that on that day, I received a call from Mr. Sanders stating that he was instructed to bring me a Pivot off Route 706 hence he needed to know my location so he can bring the Pivot to me. …show more content…

However, the route I'm on is already a long route and will take me till about 2100hrs to finish so adding the Pivot is going to keep me on the street all night. Mr. Sanders then asked if "that is what you're going to do"? I said yes, he then said ok, all this while he was on the phone. Thinking he was waiting for me to finish delivering the address I was at, I continued putting the mail in the mailboxes but didn't see him when I got

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