Bailey immediately called Captain Mark Witek (“Witek”), commander of the Airport Division of the Milwaukee County Sherriff’s Office, to relay the information he had just received from Clarke. Separately, Clarke sent a text message to Witek instructing him to have deputies conduct a field interview of Black after the plane landed. Before the plane arrived in Milwaukee, Witek told Deputies Steven Paull (“Paull”) and Jeffrey Hartung (“Hartung”) that there was an individual on Clarke’s flight that had possibly harassed him, and that the deputies were to conduct a field interview of that individual to identify him and obtain basic information. After the plane landed, Clarke exited the plane, entered the concourse at Gate D54, and walked up to several waiting Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office personnel. Witek, Sergeant James Sajdowitz (“Sajdowitz”), Deputy Karen Mills (“Mills”), and Mills’ canine were there to greet Clarke as part of standard procedure for the sheriff’s airport arrival. Paull and Hartung were there solely for the field interview. Clarke stayed in the gate area with the other Sheriff’s Office personnel until Black exited the plane and entered the concourse. Clarke identified Black to Witek, Paull, and Hartung and then left the gate area with Witek, Sajdowitz, and Mills. Paull and Hartung approached Black and said they needed to speak with him about an incident with Clarke on the plane. A brief segment of security footage from the gate area shows that the deputies did not use physical force when confronting Black. (Docket #22-10). They walked with him to an open area at the center of Concourse D, near an Amendment analysis.”); Tebbens v. Mushol, 692 F.3d 807, 816 (7th Cir. 2012) (subjective intent of officers is irrelevant to inquiry into the nature of detention). Page 5 of 27 Case 2:17-cv-00156-JPS Filed 01/05/18 Page 5 of 27 Document 39