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General Order#089-164 D. Incident Reports 1. Whenever there is an incident which results in physical harm, or serious threat of physical harm to an employee or inmate of the Manteca City Jail or other person in the Manteca City Jail the details of the incident shall be recorded in a crime report. The report shall include at least the names of the persons involved, a description of the incident, the actions taken and the date and time of the occurrence. The report shall be prepared and submitted to the Watch Commander within 24 hours of the incident. E. Classification of Inmates 1. Whenever possible the Booking Officer shall segregate inmates according to categories of age,criminal sophistication, seriousness of the crime charges, and/or assaultive/non-assaultive behavior. 2. Females and males shall be housed in separate cells. 3. Juveniles shall not be housed with adults. See General Order 9087-080. F. Communicable Diseases 1. The Booking Officer shall segregate,upon identification, all inmates with any communicable diseases. 2. The Booking Officer shall inquire of the inmate, at the time of booking, as to Whether or not he/she has or has had any communicable diseases, including but not limited to tuberculosis,hepatitis, sexually transmitted disease, or H.I.V.. The response shall be noted on the arrest/booking sheet. 3. Any inmate who answers affirmatively to Section F.2 above shall be housed separately from all other inmates, and provided with disease controlling attire (mask, gloves, etc.) as appropriate. The cell shall be marked indicating that an inmate with a communicable disease is being housed there. These inmate(s) should be released or transported to County Jail as soon as practical. 4. The cell used to house the inmate with the communicable disease shall not be used for holding another inmate until the appropriate decontamination measures have been taken. See General Order#089-076. 5. The fact that an inmate with a communicable disease was housed in the Manteca City Jail will be noted on the Watch Commander's Daily Log. 6. Personnel who transport or remain in contact with persons known to have a communicable disease should utilize personal protective equipment as may be necessary. G. Vermin/Parasite Control 1. When an arrestee shows signs of or states that he/she has lice, fleas, ticks, and scabies or other parasite on his/her body, he/she will be transported to San Joaquin County Jail where medical staff and treatment is available. The inmate will be isolated from other inmates until such time as he/she can be transported or is no longer infested. 2.