Authorities have not disclosed whether the corrections officer was targeted.
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His mother, the former Ellen Kasekevitch, was a corrections officer.
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She also faces a charge of battery on a corrections officer.
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Then, officials say, he punched a corrections officer in the face.
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A corrections officer used the same mop for all the cells.
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I should add: At the time, I was a corrections officer.
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A corrections officer was standing behind a team of doctors and nurses.
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Community Corrections Officer and admitted that he could not drop a clean
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His father is a corrections officer with the Bridgeport Department of Corrections.
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The teacher (soon to be a corrections officer) was pronounced dead soon after.
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The average starting pay for Maryland corrections officer is $38,000, state figures show.
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Previously, he was a corrections officer in Huntsville, Texas, and San Jose, California.
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They joke with the corrections officer on duty as she inspects their books.
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At that point a corrections officer was summoned to relieve the police officer.
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Gomm is the first state corrections officer to die while on duty in Minnesota.
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"Tuesday is D Day," said Terrence Windham, a federal corrections officer in Aliceville, Alabama.
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"Friday is living on hope," says Heather Bryant, another corrections officer at the prison.
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"He's not bought or sold by anybody," said Mr. Hite, a retired corrections officer.
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Cary Johnson is a corrections officer at the Cotton Correctional Facility in Jackson, Michigan.
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A corrections officer working at the facility tested positive for the virus last week.
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It created a huge puddle and they asked the corrections officer for medical assistance.
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"I hate the shutdown," said Joseph Sims, 37, a corrections officer of six years.
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Wednesday, a corrections officer radioed for help in a building that houses about 120 inmates.
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Taylor, 56, a grandfather of five and corrections officer, was also killed in the attack.
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I became a police officer, he worked in a jail — he was a corrections officer.
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In 2013, Garcia left her job as a corrections officer and enrolled in seminary school.
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Martin, a former corrections officer now overseeing reforms at Rikers Island jail in New York, disagreed.
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Klopp said Floyd was the first Delaware corrections officer to die in the line of duty.
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PHOTO: Kansas councilwoman allegedly bites corrections officer&aposs thumb hard enough to break it during fight.
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FRESNO, California — Aaron McGlothin works as a corrections officer at the federal prison in Mendota, California.
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One National Guardsman described seeing a gravely injured black man being attacked by a corrections officer.
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Her mother was a corrections officer at Rikers Island; her father died when she was 13.
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Oh, and also a hitman undercover as a corrections officer was strangling Alex in the nursery.
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The change in her appearance prompted Ms. Tapia, 39, a probation corrections officer in Riverside, Calif.
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"I just sense there's a lack of care," said Mr. Hill, an unemployed former corrections officer.
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The owner of the painting, former corrections officer Robert Fletcher, presented an elaborate tale in court.
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Justina Corporan, a senior corrections officer, while giving reporters a tour of the aging Rikers complex.
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As she spoke, a city corrections officer outside used her white gloves to wipe away tears.
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While in prison, she was also convicted of killing another inmate and assaulting a corrections officer.
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The corrections officer brought a Taser as well as some other unidentified items in a bag.
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A federal corrections officer took a side job driving for Uber to make his mortgage payment.
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Gentle and immediately likable, he was 47 and recently retired from his job as a corrections officer.
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The former corrections officer was sentenced to another 10 years of probation after his release from jail.
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A former Marine and corrections officer, he had bipolar disorder, as well as arthritis and respiratory illness.
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His father is a corrections officer at MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution, a state prison in Suffield, Conn.
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Lappin, now chief corrections officer at Core Civic Inc, formerly the Corrections Corporation of America, declined interview requests.
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Sheri, 39, a former corrections officer who is now a stay-at-home mom to three little girls.
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I was locked in a room with a corrections officer who said it was for my own protection.
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But since he was "still gay," his mother, a retired corrections officer, advised him to join the military.
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But when authorities used a backhoe to storm it at dawn, they found a hostage corrections officer unresponsive.
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The death of a female corrections officer at an all-male Texas prison is being investigated as a homicide.
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Growing up in Springfield, Mo., she was "the perfect daughter," says her father, Jasper, a retired federal corrections officer.
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Alabama requires a corrections officer to check whether the inmate is unconscious before the next two drugs are given.
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And court records show prior arrests for disorderly conduct, assault with a weapon, and assault on a corrections officer.
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A corrections officer at Delaware's largest state prison is dead following a daylong hostage situation, according to multiple reports.
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Prison advocates are calling it a strike and at least one former corrections officer is calling it a protest.
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"They have to realize that this affects everyday people," said a corrections officer at a federal prison in Florida.
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Mitchell and a corrections officer, Gene Palmer, played by David Morse, were arrested and charged with aiding their escape.
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To those in the prison, he may have been John Bunn, inmate number 290Q, Brooklyn boy, corrections officer killer.
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In season nine, she is attacked by a corrections officer while undercover as an inmate in a women's prison.
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After Fulk alerted the authorities, her husband, a corrections officer who had changed his last name, was charged with bigamy.
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To this day, he carries a note around with him from a corrections officer who considered him a lost cause.
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And if a particularly dickish corrections officer does a walk-through, you might catch a write-up for cell alteration.
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"I just want to hear his voice," Nelms, who once worked as a corrections officer herself, told VICE News Thursday.
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Under his tenure, the former corrections officer and semi-pro football player has taken an entirely different approach to incarceration.
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Carvajal has risen through the ranks of the prison system since he was hired as a corrections officer in 1992.
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He says this happened because he told a corrections officer that he'd like to file a complaint about the transport procedure.
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A former corrections officer will spend the rest of his life in prison after killing his ex-wife with an axe.
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At least one corrections officer was attacked by an inmate in that time at North Carolina&aposs main women&aposs prison.
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And two others were a veteran corrections officer and his girlfriend who died on the trip they had planned for weeks.
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"[We] didn't think it was actually going to be as bad," North Carolina corrections officer Famous Roberts told the Associated Press.
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Nearly two years had passed before the Justice Department appointed former military corrections officer Mark Inch as director in late 2017.
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TaLisa J. Carter is a native of Long Island, New York, and worked as a deputy corrections officer in Savannah, Georgia.
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"It's been pretty difficult to hear some of the things, well, most of the things," Ms. Martinez, a corrections officer, said.
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According to The New York Times, the city settled the lawsuit two years later, as did the corrections officer it named.
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The guard, a man not identified by officials, had previously been trained as a corrections officer but moved to another position.
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The fight ends when a corrections officer fires a beanbag round at the men, striking a rail in front of them.
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Edward Muhammad Johnson, 42, is suspected of killing a corrections officer at the Minnesota Correctional Facility in Stillwater on July 18, 2018.
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Sometimes he refused them outright; other times he became aggressive, cursing and at least once spitting on a nurse and corrections officer.
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On Monday morning, a corrections officer found her dead in her cell; her cause of death was listed as self-inflicted asphyxiation.
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As for the fight itself ... we're told Kodak got into it with another inmate, and a corrections officer sprayed KB with mace.
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Both guards had been working extreme overtime shifts, and one was only a former corrections officer who had volunteered for the shift.
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Around the same time, his father, Illinois Cummings, a Vietnam veteran and retired corrections officer, had a pair of debilitating heart attacks.
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The guard, a man not identified by officials, had previously been trained as a corrections officer but had moved to another position.
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The second guard on Epstein duty, a woman, was a fully trained corrections officer, according to the person briefed on the matter.
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Then another corrections officer lost control of his gun, which a furious Daya (Dascha Polanco) picked up and pointed at his head.
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She later got a degree in criminal justice and began working as a corrections officer at MCC in June 2018, Foy said.
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He pleaded no contest before a state judge to charges of manslaughter and aggravated burglary in the 22008 death of a corrections officer.
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He was previously a corrections officer in Michigan, but he moved more than 1,000 miles to the Dallas area to fulfill his goal.
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Krol joined the police force in 2008, and previously spent four years working as a corrections officer in his home state of Michigan.
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The sexual harassment began in 2300, Paula Purdy says, shortly after she started work as a corrections officer at the Denver County Jail.
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The commotion in the basement eventually caught the attention of the sheriff's deputy and another corrections officer in other parts of the building.
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A corrections officer called only for a medical assessment, delaying emergency medical services, according to the Human Rights Watch summary of the case.
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While on work release, he allegedly sexually assaulted and strangled 64-year-old Debra Johnson, a corrections officer who lived on the premises.
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Business Insider spoke to two crew members — meat truck driver Jeff Goodreau and Massachusetts Department of Corrections officer Donald Ferrara — about their discovery.
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In September, according to a legal complaint, Ballard was moved to solitary confinement, after dancing provocatively in front of a female corrections officer.
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"You have the corrections officer who tells you that as a black woman in Baltimore, the police were her biggest heroes," she said.
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A corrections officer shines a flashlight beam into their mouths as they leave the room to ensure that they have nothing hidden there.
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In 2004, an inmate took a prison counselor hostage and sexually assaulted her before he was shot and killed by a corrections officer.
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"I spun Dockery to her stomach and proceeded to shackle her and double lock the shackles," a corrections officer recorded on July 30.
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Since 2000, at least 104 prisoners died after a corrections officer used a Taser on them, according to a multipart investigation by Reuters.
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He asked a Department of Corrections officer if his supervision could be transferred to Idaho, so that he could live with his family.
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At the time, his father also worked at Angola, overseeing the crops and livestock and his brother was a corrections officer at the prison.
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Guards at Holman also joined the work stoppage last month after a corrections officer was stabbed during an altercation in the facility's dining hall.
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Authorities said a corrections officer radioed for help with a major disturbance involving a staff member in a building that houses about 123 inmates.
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Roy said Gomm had been a corrections officer for 212 years and was known as a hard worker who was respected by his peers.
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Sunday by fashioning "a weapon-like tool from his toothbrush" and forcing a corrections officer to release him, Chowan County Sheriff Dwayne Goodwin said.
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My mother is a retired corrections officer, and I always thought her experience of the prison system colored the way she looked at homosexuals.
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Many of the victims represented in the case have reported being raped or sexually abused by either an ICE agent or a corrections officer.
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Corrections officer Angie Acklin went through the previous shutdown in 2013, but says this one feels different because she sees no end in sight.
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Andy Brumfield, 49, a unionized corrections officer at the county jail here, said he was excited by Mr. Trump's promises to bring jobs back.
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Urbina became a corrections officer because he needed a 9-to-5 job and a decent paycheck while his wife went to nursing school.
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The corrections officer, who worked at one of the jail's gates, has not been working for the past week, a union official told Gothamist.
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On Thursday, a corrections officer admitted to sending the warrant to Pro Chemnitz, according to the German media, and was suspended from his duties.
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A third man, a rank-and-file corrections officer, who was also charged on Thursday, is accused of receiving oral sex from three inmates.
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Just last week, West Virginia's governor announced that he'd fired over 30 corrections officer trainees for performing a Nazi salute in a group photograph.
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Charles Jones, 32, a corrections officer and vice president of the union, said he and his wife were expecting their first child next month.
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She once served as a state corrections officer and as security sergeant for the local sheriff's department and knows the inequalities of the justice system.
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Nevertheless, Yusufiy said her former spouse applied to a police academy and worked for a time as a corrections officer at a juvenile detention center.
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Ford, then a 24-year-old math teacher who had applied to be a corrections officer, had witnessed the shooting of a former district attorney.
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Ex-corrections officer James Tunnell (standing, wearing a tan hat) and a member of the Coast Guard sprang into action to restrain the unruly passenger.
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A New York State corrections officer was badly burned on Sunday morning when a package he picked up outside his home exploded, the authorities said.
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Possible law enforcement careers for retired military members could include becoming a police officer, a crime scene investigator, an emergency dispatcher, or a corrections officer.
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A corrections officer asks Naz if he belongs to a gang; he doesn't, but it turns out that "yes" would have been the better answer.
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MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. — A New Jersey corrections officer is facing charges after the authorities said he sold drugs to inmates at a prison for youths.
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So, does that mean that Simpson is actually being accused of sexually harassing a female corrections officer a month before he's due up for parole?
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The former Marine, Kenneth Chamberlain Sr., who was also a retired corrections officer, accidentally triggered his life-alert pendant early on the morning of Nov.
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For Angela Tucker, 44, who is working without pay as a corrections officer at a federal prison near Seattle, everything has become a balancing act.
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The third defendant in the case, a rank-and-file corrections officer, Armando Moronta, pleaded guilty in November to sexually abusing three other female inmates.
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A Hardee County sheriff's deputy was finishing a shift when their car collided head-on with a corrections officer at the Hardee Correctional Institution, Florida Gov.
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She started off singing in her church choir and in wedding bands, but when doors weren't opening, she took on a job as a corrections officer.
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Corrections Officer George Santiago Jr. had actually hit another officer with a baton to make it appear that the inmate had attacked him, the prosecutors said.
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His father is a corrections officer at Mohawk Correctional Facility, a state prison in Rome, N.Y. The couple met at a Syracuse beer garden in 2016.
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Though Short previously worked at a male maximum-security prison for eight years as a corrections officer, she has since returned to doing music full-time.
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In 20133, Alton Logan was convicted of killing off-duty Cook County corrections officer Lloyd Wickliffe in a Chicago McDonald's, and sentenced to life in prison.
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Just in 2017, the riots killed one corrections officer and left at least 20153 injured, and saddled taxpayers with millions of dollars in legal fees and settlements.
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The average salary for a corrections officer at the Federal Correctional Institution in Aliceville is about $40,000 to $50,000 dollars a year, Windham and other workers said.
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The prison, which had 234 inmates, helped the economy, said Assemblyman Billy Jones, a Democrat, who is a former corrections officer and a past mayor of Chateaugay.
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"Maybe this is not the best time to go," said Demetrius Lockwood, a Florida corrections officer who canceled a late-summer vacation with friends to the Dominican Republic.
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Robert Pruett, 38, was executed Thursday night for the 1999 murder of a Texas corrections officer, Daniel Nagle, while Pruett was serving a life sentence for another crime.
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Wilson, who was 22018 at the time, and Robert Earl Butts, a fellow gang member, approached Donovan Corey Parks, an off-duty corrections officer, in a Walmart store.
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North Dakota corrections officer Tony Rowe on Friday affirmed Friday that he and his officers would continue working despite not receiving pay amid the ongoing partial government shutdown.
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A challenging drama, "Monster's Ball" centers on the relationship between two characters: Leticia (Halle Berry), a waitress, mother and widow, and Hank (Billy Bob Thornton), a corrections officer.
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But, as he soon found out, they were both now suspected of the same crime: The killing of an off-duty Rikers Island corrections officer named Rolando Neischer.
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On Sunday, as Ms. Harris prepared to introduce herself at Atlanta's Ebenezer Baptist Church, a former New York state corrections officer named Lamarr Robinson brought up both matters.
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The kids' adoptive mother, a former corrections officer named Laura Cheatham, stands accused with Daryl Head of multiple counts each of kidnapping and endangering the welfare of a child.
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For almost any reason — smuggling drugs, talking back to a corrections officer, assaulting another prisoner — it would send an inmate to a cell the size of a parking spot.
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Through his father's profession as a corrections officer, Pat Phillips has found a pictorial strategy for probing the racial chasms of the justice system, and by inference, everyday life.
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She is a daughter of Anne Negrin and Michael P. Negrin of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. The bride's father is a corrections officer at the Fishkill Correctional Facility in New York.
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One inmate told a federal defender that a corrections officer had taken the temperature in a housing unit, which was warmer than the cells, and it was 34 degrees.
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The sheriff&aposs office says James was arrested Monday on charges of sexual battery by a custodian on a person younger than 18 and sexual misconduct by a corrections officer.
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KANSAS COUNCILWOMAN ALLEGEDLY BITES CORRECTIONS OFFICER&aposS THUMB HARD ENOUGH TO BREAK IT DURING FIGHT "I didn't have time to react, to push her away," Tatiana told the news station.
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Rob, who worked at Stebbins Engineering and Manufacturing, had also served as a corrections officer with the Seneca County Sheriff's Office from 2003 to 2007, according to his LinkedIn page.
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A second corrections officer, Michelle Hubert, was convicted alongside Rodman of covering up the assault by filing false reports saying Rodman was not present at the time of the incident.
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Last month in Florida a former corrections officer was sentenced to prison for 18 months for smuggling tobacco and other drugs into the Santa Rosa Correctional Institute where she worked.
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Both Hugh and Lillian worked throughout Sean's childhood, Hugh as a family-court officer in the city and Lillian as a stenographer and a corrections officer at a county jail.
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Out of the folks who looked like myself, we had a bus driver, janitor, factory worker, a Baptist preacher/lawyer, and my dad…a Corrections Officer at the local prison.
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And they were right: In the last week, a single confirmed COVID-19 case in a Rikers corrections officer ballooned to over 80 confirmed cases among other staff and inmates.
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The focus is also on two other Lethal Ladies: Cori Grainger, her class's quiet valedictorian; and Tayla Solomon, who is as dry as her mother, a corrections officer, is exuberant.
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It was a corrections officer in New Hampshire who said to me, we should pay people to stay out of jail because we spend so much when they're in jail.
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A video posted by the group on social media shows a black pickup that protesters say was operated by a uniformed corrections officer driving up to an entrance blocked by demonstrators.
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The celebrated artist Peter Doig did not create a 40-year-old landscape painting, despite the claims of the former corrections officer who owns it, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday.
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This week, an inmate and corrections officer at Rikers Island jail tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, city officials told the New York Daily News.
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"Alabama's prison system is at a critical point," Bentley said in a statement after touring Holman following inmate riots in March, during which a warden and a corrections officer were stabbed.
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The guard, Nicholas Kahl, a Navy veteran in his mid-20s who had been a corrections officer for two years, has been out on medical leave since the injury, records show.
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About nine years after returning home to Indiana, where he worked as a corrections officer, he began to suffer headaches and other health problems, which doctors attributed to post-traumatic stress.
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He might be moved by the wife of a corrections officer wondering how her family will handle their "mortgage, day care and car payments" while her husband is working without pay.
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This creates a discrepancy as to what a corrections officer, peace officer, or law enforcement officer is from one jurisdiction to another; which puts officers and those they serve at significant risk.
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Just days before PIX11 shared the video, a corrections officer at Rikers was lured into a cell and slashed in the face with a blade similar to that shown in the video.
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The owner, a former corrections officer who said he knew Mr. Doig while working in a Canadian detention facility, said the famous painter indeed created the work as a youthful inmate there.
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"He talked about the shadow people and the guys walking around," said Tom Wells, a guide who worked as a corrections officer for 28 years, 15 of which were at the penitentiary.
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But this stays with me: I was a female corrections officer who had to figure out how to do my job while inmates masturbated to my presence, my voice, even my scent.
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While she was waiting for a medical examination, a corrections officer named Xavier Thicklen, who was responsible for transporting inmates to the clinic, approached her in her cell and touched her genitals.
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Patches started to develop a small bump on her head several years ago, said Danielle Dymeck, a corrections officer in Pennsylvania who has raised the dog since she was 2 months old.
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When not working — Cody is a corrections officer at the local prison while Hannah works as a librarian — the couple spend their downtime hanging out with their dog, Baloo, and watching movies.
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Two others, a sheriff's deputy and a corrections officer, died in a car crash in the torrential rain in Hardee County, while one person died in a single-vehicle crash in Orange County.
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" Madison claims other correctional officers helped Johnson cover up his acts, and when one female corrections officer spoke up about the alleged assaults, Johnson "found ways to justify removing her from the facility.
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In 2017's installments of the drama, we get to investigate what exactly makes everyone from the villainous corrections officer Desi Piscatella (Brad William Henke) to the enigmatic Frieda Berlin (Dale Soules) tick.
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The retired corrections officer, Robert Fletcher, 19753, said he bought the painting for $100 from a man named Pete Doige (spelled with an e), whom he met in 1975 in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
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On a rural road along the prison perimeter, Carla Vereen was waiting in her car for news of her husband, who has worked in the prison as a corrections officer for 16 years.
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The mural, which hung on the second floor of his seven-story house in New York, portrayed Epstein in between a guard station with barbed wire and a corrections officer, the visitor reportedly said.
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The prison has seen an outbreak in recent weeks, including a New York City Department of Corrections officer who died of the virus last week, one of 13 coronavirus-related deaths in the city.
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Jeffrey Sandusky, one of Jerry Sandusky's six adopted children, who had stood by his father even after his 2012 conviction, was hired as a corrections officer in August 2015 by the Pennsylvania prison system.
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And the nine-foot tall, 1,500-pound Kodiak has, as you can see, an unusually close bond with Jim Kowalczik, a retired corrections officer who rehabilitates bear cubs that can`t survive in the wild.
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Cliffhanger alert: The investigation into Corrections Officer Gary Munson (Brad Garrett) goes deeper in this season finale, prompting union actions that threaten the lives of Assistant District Attorney Rafael Barba and the entire S.V.U. squad.
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AFSCME's nearly 250,85033 retiree members, led by Gary Tavormina — who began his public service career as a corrections officer in New York State in 1957 — are active in protecting public pensions and safeguarding Social Security.
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Regina Hufnagel, a former federal corrections officer who now works with the drug-policy-reform group Law Enforcement Action Partnership, only remembers seeing one inmate in nine years who really "freaked out" in solitary confinement.
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The indictment also named another lieutenant at the jail, Eugenio Perez, who is awaiting trial, and a rank-and-file corrections officer, Armando Moronta, who pleaded guilty in November to sexually abusing three female inmates.
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The morning of April 222, 245, Mr. Woodfox said, he was on his way back from picking up some papers from an inmate paralegal when rumors began spreading that a white corrections officer had been murdered.
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And as the cat with no name is carried by a volunteer past the chain-link cages housing loud dogs, it's an experience not unlike Naz's when he's first taken into Rikers by a corrections officer.
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Divya and her husband Terry, a corrections officer, were presented with a choice: tear down their home and rebuild it above flood level, but still risk water damage during dangerous storms, or purchase a new home.
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James Tunnell, an ex-corrections officer, was aboard Delta Flight 1249 from Portland to Atlanta on Thursday, when he and his companion Ashley Decker heard another passenger causing a commotion from the rear of the aircraft.
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Last year, Stirling testified at a Federal Communications Commission hearing in Washington alongside Robert Johnson, a former South Carolina corrections officer nearly killed in 2010 in a hit orchestrated by an inmate using an illegal phone.
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The ex-corrections officer, Rachelle Hankerson, 26, also pleaded guilty to taking part in the stabbing of a prisoner at the Eastern Correctional Institution in Westover, the U.S. Attorney's Office for Maryland said in a statement.
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But one painting in particular, which hung on the second floor, portrayed Epstein behind barbed wire and between a guard station and a corrections officer, public relations specialist R. Couri Hay told The New York Times.
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During the trial, the former corrections officer, Robert Fletcher, sought to prove that the painting, an untitled acrylic on canvas of a rocky desert scene, signed "Pete Doige 76," was an early work by Mr. Doig.
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Mr. Martinez was indicted with another lieutenant at the jail, Eugenio Perez, who is awaiting trial, and a rank-and-file corrections officer, Armando Moronta, who pleaded guilty in November to sexually abusing three female inmates.
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"The revenue from the contract to hold detainees for the INS and then ICE allowed us to make sure that we never laid off a single corrections officer over the last 22 years," Mr. Kennelly said.
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On either side of the auditorium's rows of blue plastic seats stood a thronelike white wooden chair, next to which leaned a corrections officer, eyes fixed on the roughly 200 men in dark green uniform pants.
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The so-called admax units were created in New York after a former aide to the late Osama bin Laden in 20143 stabbed a federal corrections officer in the eye with a comb sharpened into a shank.
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A corrections officer outside the interview room told investigators that after 20 minutes of Holloway and Davidow meeting, he heard a knock on the window, which usually signals the end of the meeting, according to the affidavit.
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The so-called admax units were created in New York after a former aide to the late Osama bin Laden in 22014 stabbed a federal corrections officer in the eye with a comb sharpened into a shank.
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This video and several others were posted by the Orphaned Wildlife Center, a rehabilitation center in Otisville, N.Y., that Mr. Kowalczik, a retired corrections officer, and his wife, Susan, 57, formally started as a nonprofit in 2015.
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Posing as a corrections officer at a private prison in Louisiana, in 2014, Bauer, a reporter for Mother Jones , bears witness to the long and dismal history of businesses exploiting prisoners as a source of cheap labor.
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Markota said in a message to The Hill that the video in question was about a New Jersey corrections officer being charged in October for possessing child pornography, pointing to an Associated Press report about the matter.
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That's why Lorne Grabher, a retired corrections officer who lives in Nova Scotia, Canada, is pissed that the province has confiscated his personalized license plate featuring his last name—all because someone complained that it was offensive.
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Attorneys earlier argued unsuccessfully that Bible was left disabled and in permanent pain after a prison van he was traveling in in 2003 crashed, killing a corrections officer and the driver of another vehicle involved in the wreck.
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Corrections officials say that contraband phones are a major issue for prisons, citing cases like the shooting of corrections officer Robert Johnson, who nearly died after a prisoner ordered an attack on his home using a smuggled cellphone.
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A corrections officer told Faulkner and another inmate, both of whom were propping up a sweat-drenched Garland, to let him cool off in front of an industrial fan rather than carry him to the infirmary, Faulkner said.
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Notorious gangster Whitey Bulger, now 87 years old, was thrown in solitary confinement for 30 days earlier this year after a male corrections officer claimed to find him masturbating alone at 3 am in his Florida jail cell.
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Phillip Powell, a corrections officer with the Marion County Sheriff's Office in Indiana, is peering angrily at his McChicken, which he placed in the break-room fridge of the Marion County Jail at the beginning of his shift.
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Even the way Missouri buys and collects the drugs is cloak-and-dagger: The state sends a high-ranking corrections officer to a clandestine meeting with a company representative, exchanging an envelope full of cash for vials of pentobarbital.
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District law enforcement have themselves been traffickers, like corrections officer Luis Javier Privado, who plead guilty to charges of conspiracy to aid and abet in human trafficking of a minor in 2018 (he was fired shortly after his arrest).
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North Dakota corrections officer Tony Rowe on Friday said that his fellow officers are unable to get approval to get outside work amid the partial government shutdown because ethics office officials are not at work to approve the requests.
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"If I ever would have thought at any time that I saw anything out of the norm, I definitely would have called the cops myself or A.C.S. myself to report her," said Mr. Thomas, 53, a retired corrections officer.
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Other deaths and violent incidents in the jail complex have also drawn increased criticism to the facility, like a 23 case where a corrections officer was indicted for directing a group of teenage inmates to attack others in the facility.
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Those who made the cut include the niece of a former corrections officer, a South Asian man with a son in the New York Police Department and a Polish woman who said her son has had problems with drug abuse.
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" In Alabama's executions, including Mr. Brooks', the critical "consciousness assessment" the federal public defenders say, "is performed by a corrections officer who has received no medical training, whereas anesthesiologists receive extensive training in order to assess a patient's depth of anesthesia.
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While trying to calm her down, Poussey ends up on the floor with the knee of Corrections Officer Bayley (Alan Aisenberg) pressed on her back and, in a wrenching moment that echoes the 2014 death of Eric Garner, quietly — agonizingly — dies.
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Alabama Department of Corrections spokesman Bob Horton said the warden and a corrections officer were stabbed after prisoners tried to take control of one of the dormitories at the William C. Holman Correctional Facility in southern Alabama, just outside of Atmore.
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I tracked down family members walking the rocky banks of the Kern River looking for a corrections officer that had disappeared in the rapids, and I checked on Legoland during the wildfires that ripped through San Diego County in 2014.
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Poussey Washington, the soulful wisp of an inmate played by Samira Wiley, had died an episode earlier — agonizingly, in a scene echoing the 2014 death of Eric Garner — when a corrections officer pinned her to the floor with his knee.
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Enraged by this latest injustice, as well as the constant abuse and degradation they're experiencing, the prisoners at Litchfield Penitentiary start to riot, and the season finale ends with Daya holding a gun to the head of the corrections officer Humphrey.
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Charges were recommended against former Jail Administrator Nancy Evans, who oversaw the jail, Lt. Kashka Meadors, the officer who gave the order to shut off the water to Thomas' cell, the corrections officer who carried out that order, and other corrections officers.
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MINNESOTA INMATE'S BLOODY PAST COMES TO LIGHT AFTER ALLEGEDLY KILLING CORRECTIONS OFFICER Estrada was restrained with the use of handcuffs and leg irons, the sheriff's office said, and he and the deputy set off on the roughly 150 mile trip to Abilene, Texas.
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For an off-duty Pennsylvania Corrections Officer to be arrested in front of his family for carrying a weapon across the bridge in New Jersey because Pennsylvania classifies corrections officers differently than New Jersey does is legally unfair and puts officers at risk.
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The mural, which hung on the second floor of his seven-story house in New York, portrayed Epstein behind barbed wire and between a guard station and a corrections officer, public relations employee R. Couri Hay said to The New York Times.
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The dynamic between Pennsatucky (Taryn Manning) and the corrections officer Coates (James McMenamin) is a lesson in treating rape as an act with lasting repercussions, as she decides to forgive him for her own sake and he wavers between guilt and denial.
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In an "exclusive" story, the Daily Mail claimed that Simpson's parole hearing could be delayed or denied entirely due to being caught polishing the ol' Heisman by a female corrections officer during her normal rounds at Lovelock Correction Center sometime in June.
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One corrections officer came over after half an hour and looked at the situation with the huge puddle, looked at the guys that were asking to be moved, and said, "I can't move you guys right now," even though there were pens open.
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The death of Poussey Washington (Samira Wiley) in last season's penultimate episode left the inmates of Litchfield enraged and, in the finale, put a gun in the hands of Dayanara Diaz (Dascha Polanco), pointed at the head of a sadistic corrections officer.
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There's a Maryland mom who tested positive for opiates while in labor and her daughter had to stay in the hospital for five days for monitoring and a New York City corrections officer who failed a random drug test and lost his job.
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The bribery charge, which prosecutors had not previously made public, relates to payments Mr. Zarrab made to a corrections officer at the federal jail in New York where he was being held to induce officers to smuggle contraband in for him, including cellphones and alcohol.
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Jurors also listened to the officer's 911 call, and they heard from a city corrections officer — who knew Mr. Small for 25 years — and a parks worker who were nearby and heard the gunshots as well as the police detective who investigated the shooting.
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Isaac Ortiz, a corrections officer and union representative at La Tuna federal prison outside El Paso, which is holding around 200 detainees, said La Tuna hasn't been hit as hard by the staff cuts, and the staff are having an easier time housing the detainees.
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The deadly siege at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center in Smyrna, 15 miles north of the state capital Dover, began Wednesday morning, WFMZ-TV reported, when a corrections officer radioed for help with a "major disturbance" at a building housing up to 150 inmates.
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Several have connections to law enforcement, including a woman with a son in the NYPD, a man who's a retired corrections officer, a man who lives with a cousin who's an NYPD officer, and a woman who has relatives who work for the Department of Homeland Security.
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Three other people -- one a former corrections officer and another a part-time Milner police officer -- are charged with obstruction for their efforts to derail the investigation after it was reopened in March 2017, Spalding County Sheriff Darrell Dix said when the five were arrested in October.
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According to news reports, the officers in the unit where Epstein lived were both working overtime—one being ordered to do so because the jail was understaffed, the other a former corrections officer who no longer regularly performed line supervision, but volunteered for the extra pay.
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MINNESOTA CORRECTIONS OFFICER ATTACKED, KILLED BY INMATE, OFFICIALS SAY Martin left his 2016 Chevy Tahoe running so the K-9 would stay cool, but the engine shut down at some point while the deputy was in the restaurant, the sheriff's department said, according to Mississippi News Now.
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Chief Campbell has dealt with guns beyond his work: Six months after his college graduation and nine days before Christmas, his father committed suicide with the service revolver his mother used in her work as a corrections officer at the Rikers Island prison in New York.
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The jail's former associate warden, Eric Ivey, was also indicted in April on allegations that he ordered a corrections officer to turn off their body camera during an investigation into the overdose death of an inmate in August 2018, and then falsified statements about that incident.
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Mr. Woodfox, who has long maintained his innocence in the murder of Brent Miller, a 33-year-old prison corrections officer, pleaded no contest to lesser charges of manslaughter and aggravated burglary earlier on Friday before a judge in West Feliciana Parish, about 30 miles north of Baton Rouge.
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The report also detailed several grisly incidents since 2008: three riots in one Reeves County, Texas facility in two months; the death of a corrections officer in a riot in Natchez, Mississippi; and the closure of the Willacy County (Texas) Correctional Center, after inmates burned it to the ground.
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Jamel Shabazz, a prison corrections officer who sees his job as a calling to help incarcerated African-Americans, offers a black-and-white photograph taken in 93 that shows a handcuffed prisoner holding Bruce Wright's 1987 book, "Black Robes, White Justice," which details prejudice within the justice system.
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Davis was charged with first-degree premeditated murder, possession of firearm while in commission of a felony, murder of policeman or corrections officer, possession of a firearm while in commission of a felony, possession of a firearm by a felon and possession of firearm while in commission of a felony.
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Last year, a prosecutor in the office appeared in court to appeal the release of Rosean S. Hargrave, a Brooklyn man who was convicted of murdering a city corrections officer in 1991 and was subsequently freed after a judge determined that Mr. Scarcella had committed "significant" wrongdoing in his case.
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Goods's wife, Pearlisa "Wang Wang" Stevenson (some really solid nicknames happening here), was allegedly the sandwich maker, and Jason "Murda" Marek was identified as the corrections officer who snuck the sandwiches into the jail's maximum-security tier—until he was caught with two hollowed out Jim Shoes containing bags of alcohol and tobacco.
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He very deliberately made "Strong Island" blistering, because he wanted audiences to experience a fraction of the pain his family has lived with since his brother, who aspired to be a corrections officer, was gunned down, and a grand jury declined to indict the man who shot him and argued self-defense.
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Davis was arrested several hours later and charged with first-degree premeditated murder, possession of firearm while in commission of a felony, murder of policeman or corrections officer, possession of a firearm while in commission of a felony, possession of a firearm by a felon and possession of firearm while in commission of a felony.
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"I went in to get [my cellmate's] signature, and he tripped out on me and grabbed me and started feeling me up and stuff, and then he ran out and told the CO [corrections officer] that I had hit him and threatened to kill him and all kinds of other stuff," Meadows told Broadly.
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Aside from Hanna's corrections-officer mother, Andrea—played by The Get Down actress Yolonda Ross, who is also slated to appear on Showtime's upcoming The Chi—its cast consists entirely of performers and personalities from the ballroom world, including Aaliya King, Brenda Holder, Kia LaBeija, and MikeQ, whose recent Qween Beat label compilation, Queendom, gives the film its propulsive soundtrack.
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But an increased focus on evidence and data sometimes obscures the individual realities of the people who are closest to the correctional system—the person whose untreated mental illness is worsened by time in prison or jail, the child enduring the absence of an incarcerated parent, the corrections officer battling the stresses of each workday, the victim coping with the emotional and financial distress that stems from experiencing a crime.
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