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Documented Report 15-20313 Supplement No San Joaquin County Sheriff Narrative and then he drove the truck inside for services that needed to be done. He stated that his company delivers Clorox cleaning supplies and that he had approximately four cases of chlorine sani-wash, which is approximately two and a half gallons each. He stated that he was directed by (BSS) MARTEN'S TRUCKING COMPANY's dispatcher to dispose of all the cleaning supplies due to them being broken or tampered with. He then decided to bring approximately three gallons of the chlorine solution into the men's restroom, where he dumped them inside the toilet bowl. He stated that the box indicated that the solution was to only be mixed with water, and that is why he decided to pour it inside the toilet bowl. (W) DELP stated that he did not mean to cause any harm to anyone and he was very sorry for what had happened today. (W) DELP stated that he was only doing what he was told by his company, and that was to dispose any of the tampered product that he may have with him. (W) DELP offered for us to look at the remaining cases that were left inside the trailer that was on the side of the road. While looking at the one box that was left inside of the trailer, the product was called Echo-Sanitary, which has an active ingredient called sodium hydrochloride. On one side of the box it also indicated "Do not mix with anything, but water." Further direction also stated "Do not contaminate water, and must be properly disposed of according to Federal regulations and laws." Further instruction also advised that the product be properly disposed of and must contact environmental protection agency (EPA) for proper disposal procedures. It is also to be noted that the San Joaquin County Hazardous Material Agency responded to the location and took over the scene. CONCLUSION: This case is closed. There were no further actions taken. End of report. Report Officer Printed At 162619/HER,CHA 12/03/2015 08:35 Page 5 of 5