Interviewee (title and length of assignment unknown). In the interviewee's sworn statement, recalled observing a detainee hooded and handcuffed to a railing. Interviewee recalled seeing dogs used during interrogations, in one instance, the dogs went into a cell and while the dogs barked, they were not close enough to hurt the detainee...During this particular incident, there was a sense of urgency, word circulated around that LTG Sanchez had given blanket approval for somewhat harsher interrogation methods. Interviewee also recalled hearing that Military Police (MP) poured a bucket of water on a detainee. Also, reported seeing a MP "put his hands over the nose and mouth of the policeman, cutting off his air flow and not allowing him to breathe...At another point, [he] used his collapsible nightstick to push and possibly twist the policeman's arm causing some pain." Reported an incident in which "the detainee was in an isolation cell and one or two MPs and a male dog handler with a leashed, but unmuzzled, dog outside the cell. The detainee was handcuffed to the cell door on the inside and the dog was allowed to jump up at the door and bark and snarl.