Gomm, who had just marked 16 years as a correctional officer, is believed to be the first Minnesota correctional officer killed while on duty.
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The other correctional officer had been ordered to work overtime.
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Smith told Rapoport that his mother is a correctional officer.
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A correctional officer approaches and tells me the microwave is broken.
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Bertie had a 26 percent vacancy rate for correctional officer spots.
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I was a correctional officer—I was a state prison guard.
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From December 2016 to March 2018, the number of correctional officer vacancies, including supervisory roles, grew by almost 64 percent, to 2,137 from 1,306, according to the bureau — nearly 12 percent of all correctional officer positions.
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And women who complain are "pretty much blackballed," one correctional officer said.
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Jeremy George, a former correctional officer in Texas, is one of them.
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"I blame everybody," said Billy Young, a federal correctional officer in Texas.
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One was from the wife of a correctional officer at a federal prison.
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Ghent worked as a correctional officer in the facility between 1986 and 1995.
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I was up all that night pacing and the night correctional officer noticed.
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Noel has been employed as a correctional officer at MCC since about 2016.
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Thomas has been employed as a correctional officer at MCC since about 2007.
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Suspect worked as a correctional officer trainee for two months Zephen Xaver was employed as a correctional officer trainee at Avon Park Correctional Institution and resigned two weeks ago, according to Patrick Manderfield, a spokesperson for the Florida Department of Corrections.
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He had been a correctional officer trainee Xaver was hired November 2 as a correctional officer trainee at Avon Park Correctional Institution and resigned two weeks ago, on January 9, said Patrick Manderfield, a spokesman for the Florida Department of Corrections.
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Gonzales-Funes was a correctional officer with the sheriff's office, according to the statement.
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And only one of the two people guarding Epstein was a trained correctional officer.
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For 20 years, he was a correctional officer on Rikers Island, retiring in 1999.
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EST: The House votes, including on the Eric Williams Correctional Officer Protection Act of 2015.
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On Wednesday morning, the DOC there announced a Rikers correctional officer also has the virus.
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I'm happy to give control at home to my husband, who is not a correctional officer.
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He had been employed as a correctional officer at the jail since about 2012, the government said.
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Forty years ago, Harold Moon applied for a position as a correctional officer in Cook County, Illinois.
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The bureau's count of vacant correctional officer positions at FCC Hazelton, 36, was lower than the union's.
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Although she had previously worked as a correctional officer, she said she feared getting kicked or punched.
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Other than meals, their only interruptions come when a correctional officer asks them to step outside for count.
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We asked the correctional officer at the front desk if he could call someone to check on her.
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In Thursday's news conference, Bamberg alleged that inmates were somehow able to obtain keys from a correctional officer.
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Business Insider spoke to two crew members — a meat truck driver and a correctional officer — about the discovery.
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At age 20, while still behind bars, Mr. Pruett was accused of killing the correctional officer Daniel Nagle.
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At that prison, there are about 23 inmates for every correctional officer, more than double the nationwide average.
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Noel had been a correctional officer in the Manhattan jail since 2016, and Thomas since 2007, prosecutors said.
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On a recent shift at the Manila City Jail, there was one correctional officer for every 528 inmates.
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Terrill J. Thomas, a 38-year-old from Milwaukee, was found dead by a correctional officer on Apr.
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In all my years as a correctional officer, I had never gotten into an altercation with an inmate.
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"The State of Texas mourns for Mari Johnson, a correctional officer who was senselessly murdered last night," Abbott said.
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Forty-nine-year-old Correctional officer Wendy Shannon died Monday and is the third person killed in the Oct.
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The two staffers on guard at the time of Epstein's suicide included one retired correctional officer who was volunteering.
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Tom Marino (R-PA), which led to the enactment of the Eric Williams Correctional Officer Protection Act of 2016.
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Officer Narain, who became a correctional officer in 2016, transported inmates from Rikers Island to courtrooms, primarily in Brooklyn.
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It allows you to come out of just being a correctional officer and relate to people as human beings.
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Ashley Dixon wore her uniform from when she worked as a correctional officer at CoreCivic&aposs Trousdale Turner Correctional Center.
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In season 4's penultimate episode, Litchfield's most loved inmate died at the hands of a poorly-trained correctional officer.
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The organization alleges that the driver was a correctional officer at the facility who was wearing a badge and uniform.
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Of the two guards meant to monitor Epstein every 30 minutes, one was a former correctional officer and was volunteering.
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A cook, secretary, or plumber having to do the work of a correctional officer because we refuse to fund prisons.
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Then she would hand the cup to her husband, who was also employed at the prison, as a correctional officer.
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TDOC Commissioner Tony Parker identified the officers as Ashley Bird, a correctional officer and Jessica Brown, a probation parole officer.
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The building has been vacant since February 2017, when inmates rioted, taking three staffers hostage and killing correctional officer Steven Floyd.
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Then, CO Young, a Black correctional officer, confronted Luschek against the game, and effectively was a spokesperson for the show's morals.
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In my opinion, Dayanara was the sex symbol in the first season, as her relationship with correctional officer John Bennett blossomed.
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Many non-custodial roles command higher pay than their custodial counterparts; a nurse practitioner makes for a rather expensive correctional officer.
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One of my first jobs out of college was working as a correctional officer at a county jail in the South.
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J.L. said she had no choice but to go along — Bond, after all, was a correctional officer and worked for the sheriff.
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ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. – Officials say a North Carolina correctional officer has died from injuries she suffered during a deadly inmate escape attempt.
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One correctional officer is routinely guarding 28503 dangerous inmates alone - and it's even higher based on the security level of some prisons.
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Solomon's mom Maisha is a correctional officer who splits her time between work and enthusiastically supporting her daughter in the step team.
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The correctional officer, Jonathan Narain, was on his way to work at Rikers Island when he stopped at a store for food.
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In 2013, he was assigned to work as a materials handler supervisor but still regularly worked overtime shifts as a correctional officer.
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Almost immediately, he got into a physical altercation with his cellmate, who was identified as the aggressor by correctional officer Jerime Cude.
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It didn't take long for J.L., then in her early twenties, to catch the eye of Ashland County correctional officer Christopher J. Bond.
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Warden Davenport then left the execution chamber, leaving [a correctional officer, identified only as D.F.] and the prison chaplain in the execution chamber.
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"We can't escort an inmate with a six-foot rule," said Yamira Richardson, a correctional officer who is currently working in the SHU.
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"We can't escort an inmate with a six-foot rule," said Yamira Richardson, a correctional officer who is currently working in the SHU.
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A former correctional officer, Mr. Nicholl had initially refused to leave his apartment in Santa Rosa, where he had lived for 20 years.
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Jail officials told reporters last week that a correctional officer at the facility had contracted the virus, but had not exposed the detainees.
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Correctional officer to inmate ratio is 9.3 to 1 and it can even be more depending on the security level of the prison.
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One was a uniformed correctional officer, the other a health worker in civilian clothes pitching in because there were not enough regular officers.
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Thomas, meanwhile, was primarily assigned to work as a materials handler supervisor, yet he also regularly worked overtime shifts as a correctional officer.
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In 2010 a correctional officer was shot six times in his home in an attack directed by a prisoner via a cell phone.
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Kimberly Davoren, 38, was a correctional officer employed by the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision from 2005 to 2014.
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So, she had no idea she was actually being questioned about not only the riot, but the alleged brutal murder of a correctional officer.
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OITNB Season 4 ended with the tragic death of the beloved Poussey Washington by the hands of babyfaced correctional officer Baxter Bayley (Alan Aisenberg).
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The jails are also short-staffed, with 96 vacant correctional officer positions at the time of the report, issued at the end of November.
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A correctional officer named Daryl Davis who was also an independent pro wrestler would bring in videos of matches for the inmates to watch.
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"We can't escort an inmate with a six-foot rule," said a federal correctional officer who works at a prison complex in Tallahassee, Fla.
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He also admitted that while being jailed in Manhattan, he bribed a correctional officer in return for alcohol and the use of a cellphone.
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"Scotty Morrow is literally the only inmate I would do this for," said a correctional officer with 16 years in law enforcement, Nathan Adkerson. Sgt.
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" The committee said the current inmate–to–correctional officer ratio is 8.3 to 1, "a level that is unsafe for staff and should immediately be corrected.
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At least one correctional officer was injured when she was attacked last week by an inmate at North Carolina&aposs primary women&aposs prison in Raleigh.
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"The state of Texas mourns for Mari Johnson, a correctional officer who was senselessly murdered last night by an inmate," Abbott said in a news release.
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He tried to cut to the front of the line, but a correctional officer at the front desk told him to wait his turn, it said.
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In an appearance later on CNN, Bradford's father, who spent 25 years as a correctional officer, said he was frustrated with the response from Hoover police.
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Of the two guards assigned to monitor Epstein's cell area, one was not a full time correctional officer but a substitute, the New York Times reported.
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Jeremy George, a former correctional officer with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and a gamer himself says he turned a blind eye to the spinners.
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"The big thing is, it's already a very tough job," said Justin Tarovisky, a correctional officer at the United States Penitentiary Hazelton, in northern West Virginia.
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Across the statewide prison system, about one out of seven of the correctional officer jobs were unfilled in September, based on Correction Department records provided to SEANC.
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Ms. Pennington, a correctional officer, had already reported him internally, and though her complaint was upheld, managers had refused to separate her from Mr. Rockhold at work.
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A former correctional officer, she recently became a case manager, a job that involves providing counseling and serving as a liaison between inmates and the court system.
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It's the sort of interaction I've had over and over — in Ohio and Japan, with an Italian dentist, a Belgian correctional officer and a young man from Poland.
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So, too, is former correctional officer Jeremy Singleton, who prosecutors say struck Smith multiple times on his head and failed to seek timely medical attention for the inmate.
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Former Elmore correctional officer Joel McClease told Injustice Watch that an inmate brought him to the bathroom, where he found Smith lying on the floor by a toilet.
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West Virginia has fired three state employees and suspended 34 more after a photo surfaced showing a class of correctional officer trainees appearing to make a Nazi salute.
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He was hired in November as a correctional officer trainee at Avon Park Correctional Institution and resigned January 9, a spokesman for the Florida Department of Corrections said.
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Court records show that Armartey was on probation for three prior felonies at the time of the incident for convictions that included assaulting a correctional officer and a psychiatrist.
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That's right, George "Pornstache" Mendez — perhaps the most disliked correctional officer on the Netflix series — seems to be the inspiration behind these celebrity looks, and the similarities are uncanny.
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Thirty-five-year-old Correctional officer Justin Smith and 50-year-old Correction Enterprises manager Veronica Darden were killed and eight other prison workers were injured in the incident.
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Correctional officer Kenneth Mottershaw commented on a news article posted about Hampton in March 2018: "Know matter way you look at it, it's a freak'n male inmate," he wrote.
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Bryanna Mellen, whose father was a correctional officer in Massachusetts for 22 years, described her father's mental decline over his career before he took his own life in 2011.
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The federal system had a ratio of 10.3 inmates per correctional officer in 2005 and a ratio of 4.9 inmates per prison staff, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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All of the defendants are charged with kidnapping, riot and conspiracy in the February uprising, during which correctional officer Steven Floyd was killed and three other prison workers taken hostage.
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We called up the former Marine sergeant and correctional officer to discuss whether he thinks California voters can put his familiarity with Baphomet and affinity for words like "humanist" aside.
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One involves the city's residents, like Clayton Guyton, or Mr. C., a former correctional officer who runs an East Baltimore community center and works to reduce violence on his block.
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Before he arrived, a correctional officer asked me and two members of the law firm representing Siatta whether we wanted a guard stationed nearby, in case the inmate acted up.
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In one exchange, correctional officer Jordan Schreiber, who appears on Facebook under the name Kenny Wayne, appeared to mock both a department lieutenant and Hampton, claiming the two looked alike.
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About 30 correctional officer trainees in West Virginia will be terminated after a photograph captured them raising their hands in what appeared to be a Nazi salute, according to Gov.
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One of the jail's supervisors, Kashka Meadors, and a correctional officer, James Ramsey-Guy, have been charged with neglect of an inmate, according to the Milwaukee County District Attorney's office.
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On Friday, there were more revelations about his past, including a history of suspensions during high school and details of his dismissal from a training program to become a correctional officer.
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When I was in work release that's where I met my buddy, Prime Time Daryl D, aka Daryl Davis, who is a correctional officer and was also an independent pro wrestler.
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The 31-year-old Mexican detainee has been held at the Bergen County Jail, where last week local officials reported that a correctional officer at the facility had also tested positive.
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During the overnight shift, an entire dormitory of women was sometimes supervised by only a single male correctional officer, who was sometimes in turn, supervised by a male lieutenant, inmates said.
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An autopsy later determined that Brooks had died from blunt force trauma and a subsequent investigation led to the arrest of three prisoners and a correctional officer in connection with his death.
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" William L. Buchanan, a psychologist who worked with Morrow, recalled that one correctional officer "looked me straight in the eyes and stated to me, 'This is the best man in the world.
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"Once you go through it, you're pretty much blackballed from the government," said Quantina Ponder, a correctional officer in Miami whose harassment complaint against a high-ranking officer was upheld in 220.
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And Cheo Ledesma, a 43-year-old correctional officer and Hernandez's grandson, said it's a "headache when the cops come and are telling you to tone it down" when you're not doing anything.
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Justin Smith, the correctional officer guarding the sewing shop where the inmates worked, died after being battered with a claw hammer, said the report, which was first acquired by Charlotte TV station WBTV.
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She has explained the "unspoken rules of prison," showed her viewers how to turn coffee grounds and water into makeshift jailhouse mascara, and interviewed a former correctional officer about corruption among prison guards.
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Prison is full of inmates talking about how they're going to sue the facility and get a big settlement, or meet a particular correctional officer in the parking lot after they get released.
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"They apologized, but that still doesn't erase the fact that we were not notified that night, so what was your reason and rationale?" asked Bradford, who spent 25 years as a correctional officer.
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Later on, he added another gig: fixing broken smartphone screens in partnership with his younger brother, who drove an hour each way to work as a correctional officer at the prison in Chillicothe.
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At the Lee penitentiary in Pennington Gap, Va., Brian Shoemaker, a correctional officer and union official, said inmates had become increasingly violent as staffing had dwindled, and lockdowns had skyrocketed as a result.
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In response to a post from April, correctional officer Thomas Angeli, who goes by Tommy Angeli on Facebook, commented about transgender woman Janiah Monroe, who had recently been transferred to a women's facility.
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Prisoners, using a radio taken from a correctional officer, demanded better conditions at the prison, including education, rehabilitation programs and improved training for prison guards, according to radio traffic picked up by CNN reporters.
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"We're grossly understaffed at many facilities across the United States," said Brian Dawe, executive director of the American Correctional Officer Intelligence Network, a clearinghouse for best practices and information for corrections officers and others.
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" Tammy Padgett worked her way up from correctional officer to unit manager after she arrived at the prison in 2002, even though the constant harassment over the years left her "always angry and exhausted.
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Bradford's father, who spent 25 years as a correctional officer and is battling cancer, has blasted the Hoover Police Department, saying no one has reached out to him with details of his son's death.
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In what prosecutors described as punishment for flooding the first cell, a jail lieutenant, Kashka Meadors, told a correctional officer, James Ramsey-Guy, to turn off the water supply to Mr. Thomas's new one.
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After a motorcyclist fatally shot a Rikers Island correctional officer on Friday, following a brief exchange of words, investigators used surveillance videos to track the man to his home in Queens, the police said.
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"My jaw dropped," said Paula Chavez, a teacher and union official at the prison whose son, a correctional officer, was beaten by inmates in May, she said, when he tried to confiscate a cellphone.
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This is not an exposé, however — and Ford is still an employee of Correctional Health Services — so she does not reveal whether the man was injured by a correctional officer or by psychiatric staff.
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Mr. Xaver had recently trained to be a correctional officer at Avon Park Correctional Institution, a prison about 20 miles north of Sebring, said Patrick Manderfield, a spokesman for the Florida Department of Corrections.
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The 26-year-old National Guardsman and correctional officer from Winter Springs, which is just north of Orlando, said he wasn't aware of what had happened at Pulse until he arrived at church on Sunday.
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He "was not fit to serve as a member of the FDC (Florida Department of Corrections) team, as he was unable to meet the basic requirements of the correctional officer academy," that agency told CNN.
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Rather than heed recent congressional calls to hire more staff and reduce an already unsafe inmate-to-correctional-officer ratio, the Trump administration has eliminated 6,000 positions and announced it intends to cut thousands more.
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Near Boulder, Colorado, Mateen's former wife, Sitora Yusufiy, told reporters he worked for a time as a correctional officer at a juvenile detention center in Fort Pierce, and had once sought admission to a police academy.
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"It has long been the position of this agency that while all institutional staff are 'correctional workers first,' non-custody staff should not be asked to fill correctional officer posts on a routine basis," he wrote.
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Huffman and Lamar Bunn both worked in law enforcement before their arrests, Huffman as a Spalding County correctional officer and Lamar Bunn as a police officer in Milner, a 25-minute drive south of Sunny Side.
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According to a press release from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, 55-year-old Correctional Officer Mari Johnson was found unresponsive near the kitchen area of the Robertson Unit in Abilene, Texas, around 5 a.m. Saturday.
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Derek "Bo" Taylor, 56, was a California state correctional officer for 29 years, training inmates in fire-fighting and placing them in jobs as a supervisor at the Sierra Conservation Center, a minimum- and maximum-security prison.
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"The inmates would grab themselves and make [obscene] gestures as I walked down the compound," Taronica White, who began working as a senior correctional officer specialist at the prison in 2005, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Edwards was in custody in Vermilion County, Illinois, near the Indiana border, where he was arrested on Saturday on charges of possessing a controlled substance, resisting arrest and obstructing justice, said Donald Cornell, a county correctional officer.
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It's unclear if the two men — a New York City correctional officer and a motorcyclist — knew each other when they met along a quiet roadway in the Jamaica section of Queens early Friday morning, the police said.
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In addition, the complaints allege at least one other correctional officer witnessed Bond leading a woman out of the library closet, where the woman says in her lawsuit that she was forced to perform oral sex on Bond.
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He began his law enforcement career in 2002 as a correctional officer with the Shelby County Sheriff's Office and served as an officer for the Leeds and Fairfield police departments before transferring to Birmingham, the police department said.
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In a Thursday news conference, an attorney for Dickson claimed inmates were able to obtain keys from a correctional officer, after which they opened Capers's cell and stabbed him several times in the head, neck, stomach and hand.
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You can be placed in contexts where you are completely at the mercy of abusive staff — like Yvette Gonzales, who was placed in "protective" solitary confinement a New York state prison, then raped repeatedly by a correctional officer.
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He started his law enforcement career in 2002 as a correctional officer with the Shelby County Sheriff's Office and served as an officer for the Leeds and Fairfield police departments before transferring to Birmingham, the police department said.
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The most prominent case involved a female correctional officer who was impregnated by Ronell Wilson, who received the first federal death sentence in New York City in more than a half-century for murdering two undercover police officers.
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During the hearing, Mr. Sanon, the correctional officer and president of the officers' union chapter, testified about a power blackout at the M.D.C. in January, two weeks before the fire, which sent almost the entire building into darkness.
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Erez Raz, a union official and former correctional officer in Alberta, said overcrowding and the "revolving door" of pre-trial detainees made it difficult for correctional officers to keep people safe and created a pressure cooker situation for inmates.
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Will Clever, a 67-year-old retired correctional officer, moved into a new house six months ago in Roseville, about 20 miles northeast of Sacramento, where the developer KB Home offered the buy-or-lease option for solar panels.
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Senior correctional officer Seth M. Bourget, 39, dropped his knee on an inmate's head while he was handcuffed and restrained in the mental health housing unit inside FMC Devens, a federal medical center, according to a February 5 indictment.
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Smith was the only correctional officer supervising more than 30 inmates in the prison&aposs sewing plant, ground zero for the attack, where inmates worked with cutting sheers and screwdrivers, State Employees Association of North Carolina President Stanley Drewery said.
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The New York Times, citing prison and law-enforcement officials, reported that one of the two people guarding Epstein was not a full-fledged correctional officer and neither guard had checked on him for several hours before he was discovered.
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Additionally, Serene Gregg, president of the American Federation of Government Employees Local 3148, tells The Washington Post that one of the guards assigned to Epstein's unit wasn't a correctional officer, but a fill-in who had been pressed into service.
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Mr. Xaver had recently been training to work as a correctional officer at Avon Park Correctional Institution, a prison about 20 miles north of the bank where the shooting occurred, said Patrick Manderfield, a spokesman for the Florida Department of Corrections.
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When I started working as a correctional officer in 1972, the death penalty had only been abolished a few years before, so it was a time when inmates were genuinely afraid of the system, and I don't think that was a bad thing.
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He was placed under 24-hour observation in a cell adjoining the execution chamber, allowed to have his toiletries, 12 sheets of stationery, three stamped envelopes and a pencil that he must return to a correctional officer whenever he isn't using it.
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Among the defendants were a schoolteacher, a correctional officer, a stay-at-home mother and even a Ballad employee — all of whom had private insurance but were still responsible for a large share of their bill, the result of large deductibles and co-payments.
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Correction enterprises manager Veronica Darden, 50, and correctional officer Justin Smith, 35, died at the Pasquotank Correctional Institution, a prison for men, in Elizabeth City, less than 50 miles (80 km) south of Norfolk, Virginia, the state Department of Public Safety said in a statement.
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An advocacy group says a correctional officer employed by a privately run prison that works with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was behind the wheel of a truck that drove into a group of protesters after a video went viral online showing the attack.
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For example, it is routine for people in the throes of a mental health crisis to be put into a cell, often termed a "safety cell," where they are naked except for a suicide resistant smock or blanket, and watched continuously by a correctional officer.
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"Given the lack of publicly available evidence about these cases, it is especially hard to determine how a former correctional officer and a former 'sovereign citizen' who both converted to Islam met one another, and decided to travel to Syria to fight," the report said.
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He had spent ten days on constant watch after telling prison staff that he wanted to hurt himself; he would later tell Carlos Mares, a correctional officer, that he had made the claim to get out of segregation and be moved to the medical unit.
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Inmate Marcus Berry said that "starting on Monday and every day after that, Thomas asked every (correctional officer) for water because the water in his cell was shut off," testified Detective Kyle Mrozinski of the Milwaukee Police Department, which is investigating the 38-year-old's death.
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"I've seen this mother fucker with a beard," correctional officer James Schaefer, who appears on Facebook under the name James Schaef, wrote in one group, after a post was shared last December about the transfer of a then-incarcerated transgender woman, Strawberry Hampton, to a women's facility.
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The control room should have been staffed by a correctional officer named Aisha Hobson, but that evening, she would tell police, she hadn't received any calls from the cell—an indication she may not have been in the control room despite her claims to the contrary.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – Staff complacency, supervision problems, and outdated security policies and orders are among problems identified at Ohio&aposs highest-security prisons following an attack on a correctional officer earlier this year that landed the officer in the hospital for weeks with multiple stab wounds, according to a report.
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A correctional officer at one of the jails whose inmates' data was included in the leak was also able to confirm that the facility does indeed use JailCore's software, which corroborates the researchers' claims that some of the leaked data belongs to real inmates rather than placeholder entries.
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Yes, was also at Simpson's 2013 parole hearingYears on Parole Board: Eight yearsMost recent former job: Associate warden of programs at Northern Nevada Correctional Center, 2 yearsOther jobs: Correctional officer, classification analyst at Department of CorrectionsEducation: Criminal justice, University of Nevada at Reno Adam Endel Position: CommissionerWill attend hearing?
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The mystery of the sex offender's jail suicide The Times reported one of the staffers who reportedly fell asleep was a former correctional officer — he still worked in the detention center but in a new role that didn't involve guarding detainees — who had volunteered to take on overtime shifts.
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Although Ms. Jorge's account — much of which was described in a letter that her lawyer filed in federal court — could not be independently verified in its entirety, a correctional officer confirms in a disciplinary report against Ms. Jorge that jail staff had ignored a doctor's recommendation for bed rest.
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In 2016, a sheriff's deputy fired his gun in a Michigan high school while testing a robotics machine, hitting a teacher in the neck, and a part-time correctional officer at an elementary school for a job interview at a Florida elementary school shot himself in the knee.
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The New York Times, citing prison and law enforcement officials, reported Monday that one of the two people who were supposed to be guarding Epstein in the MCC was "not a full-fledged correctional officer, and neither guard had checked on Mr. Epstein for several hours before he was discovered."
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The announcement on Monday of charges against Major Evans and two others — Lt. Kashka Meadors and James Ramsey-Guy, a correctional officer — came more than nine months after that inquest, a relatively rare court proceeding in which jurors review evidence relating to a death and decide whether to recommend charges.
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In October, four senators led by Democrat Joe Manchin of West Virginia, wrote a letter to then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions expressing their "deep concerns" about the use of augmentation and staffing levels at federal prisons in Pennsylvania and West Virginia following the deaths of a correctional officer and inmates.
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Yes, was also at Simpson's 2013 parole hearingYears on Parole Board: Eight yearsMost recent former job: Associate warden of programs at Ely State Prison, 8 yearsOther jobs: Correctional officer, caseworker III, and associate warden of programs, 18 years totalEducation: Criminal justice administration, BS, Central Missouri State University Susan Jackson Position: CommissionerWill attend hearing?
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"At this time, there is no enhanced screening of inmates occurring at release unless there is some type of pre-existing medical or psychiatric issue," said Captain David Weirich of the King County Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention, where at least one correctional officer has tested positive for the coronavirus according to the county.
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Prosecutors have, in court papers, hinted at the possibility that food and sex might be linked, noting in court papers that one correctional officer "ordered food from an outside vendor for himself and Jane Doe #1 and Jane Doe #2" on the same night that the two women performed oral sex on the officer.
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Using official time, law enforcement professionals were also able to describe their working conditions that led to a reintroduction of the Osvaldo Albarati Correctional Officer Self-Protection Act of 2017, which would require the warden of every BOP-operated institution to provide a secure storage area where workers can store their personal firearms carried to and from work.
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Brought to the big screen by Ben Stiller in Escape at Dannemora, the story has captivated the public, but in Dannemora: Two Escaped Killers, Three Weeks of Terror, and the Largest Manhunt Ever in New York State, a new book out now, former correctional officer Charles A. Gardner, a local who started his career at Clinton, sets the record straight on the escape that led authorities on a three week manhunt.
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There are over 100 infractions that go back to 1972, including ... October 1972 -- Refused to shave July 20093 -- Assault on staff January 1975 -- Spitting and threatening staff June 1977 -- Striking an officer July 1978 -- Assault on correctional officer April 1983 -- Possession of marijuana July 1985 -- Possession of a hacksaw blade February 1993 -- Assault and battery on non-prisoner July 1993 -- Possession of a stabbing instrument April 1995 -- Trafficking narcotics Sept.
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Before the passage of the bill, only seven scenarios qualified as capital murder in New Hampshire: the murder of a law enforcement official, correctional officer, judge or prosecutor in the line of duty; a murder during a kidnapping or attempted kidnapping; as part of a contract killing; a murder after being sentenced to life without parole; and while committing or attempting to commit aggravated felonious sexual assault, robbery or a drug offense.
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