Reasonable Individualized Suspicion Sample Clauses

Reasonable Individualized Suspicion. An apparent state of facts and/or circumstances found to exist upon inquiry by the supervisor, as determined by the Director of Public Safety, which would induce a reasonably intelligent and prudent person to believe that a reasonable, objective basis exists to suspect that a urinalysis will produce evidence of a drug as defined by this Policy.
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Reasonable Individualized Suspicion. Supervisors shall prepare a written report requesting urinalysis, where there is a credibility to the sources of information, e.g., by tip, informant, personal knowledge, observations, other documentation or reliable information that a member is a user of drugs. The report, which shall be confidential, shall be forwarded to the Director of Public Safety and the Department of Human Resources, documenting the specific reasons for the request with all circumstances and/or corroborating evidence supporting reasonable, individualized suspicion (e.g., relevant facts exhibited by the Lieutenant).
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