Employee Carl Duemling Report

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Good morning CPT Cantrell DCAMM employee Carl Duemling’s attitude and the way he conducts buisness reflects poorly as a state employee and an employee of DCAMM. Duemling attempts to verbally disapline ISA officers. This is not the first time he has displayed such behavior and I am sure it will not be the last. Duemling reapetedly threatens ISA officers jobs. As Supervisor of the Charles F. Hurley building I will not tolorate such bevaior toward my officers. Myself and the officers assigned to the Hurley are well aware of what needs to be done to secure the building properly. Duemling forgets it was my staff and I who trained him on policies and procedures associated with the sucurity of the building. The officers assigned to the Hurley building

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