# 2026-07 ACIN Acknowledges FOIA and Sends First Rolling Production On 2026-07-21, Casey Clark acknowledged Joshua's ACIN records request and said the office would use a rolling production, with an initial production or status update no later than 2026-07-24 (Gmail message/thread `19f863c04a5d7c35`). Twenty-seven minutes later, Clark sent `ACIN Media Package.zip` with the message, "I just wanted to send you the first batch" ([Gmail production thread](https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#all/19f86547e4648293)). After Joshua authorized ingest, the seven PDFs were staged as immutable raw evidence, text-extracted, visually reviewed, and compiled at [[pulaski-county-prosecutor/2026-07-21-acin-media-package-batch-1/_overview|ACIN Media Package - Batch 1 Overview]]. Attachment-authentication and local safety-check details remain in the internal ingest record rather than serving as evidence about ACIN itself. ## Sources - [ACIN acknowledgment in Gmail](https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#all/19f863c04a5d7c35) - [ACIN first-batch email in Gmail](https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#all/19f86547e4648293) - [[pulaski-county-prosecutor/2026-07-21-acin-media-package-batch-1/_overview|ACIN Media Package - Batch 1 Overview]] ## Significance The event authenticates the first ACIN production and establishes that it is only the first installment. Contracts, participant records, governance materials, funding records, policies, logs, and technical documentation requested by Joshua remain pending unless a later response expressly disposes of them.