If a pat frisk results in the discovery of contraband, whom should the tour commander notify according to directive 2007rb?

Notifying the Department officer of the day after a pat frisk reveals contraband aligns with protocol established in directive 2007rb. This directive outlines the proper chain of command and communication necessary for managing incidents involving contraband.

The Department officer of the day is critical in this context as they serve as the on-duty representative responsible for overseeing operations and addressing urgent situations as they arise. By reporting to this individual, the situation can be assessed, and appropriate actions can be taken, ensuring that procedures are followed consistently and effectively.

Other roles, while important in their capacities, serve different functions within the correctional facility's operation. The Chief of Security and the facility warden may become involved later in the process for administrative purposes or broader security assessments, but the initial, immediate notification should take place with the Department officer of the day to ensure swift handling of the contraband situation. The Investigation unit would typically be involved in follow-up actions after the initial report is made, focusing on inquiries into the incident rather than the immediate response required when contraband is discovered.