But prison guards later found him lifeless in his cell.
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Blame the judges, prosecutors, legislators, police, probation officers, prison guards.
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Read more: The shutdown is turning prison guards into Uber drivers.
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Manson, Kay says, had a particular dislike for female prison guards.
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In one scene, prison guards are distracted by an illuminated turtle.
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Prison guards, judges, clergy members and prosecutors wrote letters supporting him.
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Even when the items are innocuous, the prison guards get suspicious.
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In most cases, there are no prison guards to maintain order.
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In the Mexico case, several prison guards confessed to their involvement.
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We all stood naked, ready to be searched by the prison guards.
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She chose the latter, and was marched there past jeering prison guards.
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" Female prison guards waterboard a captive in Pussy Riot's new video, "Chaika.
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Those who would not pay were beaten and tortured by prison guards.
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There's a large demand, for example, for prison guards, according to Novoselsky.
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He thanked them as he was led away by uniformed prison guards.
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Prison guards and local police officers found the tunnel around 8 a.m.
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Police officers and prison guards line courtrooms the size of sports arenas.
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It plans to increase the number of prison guards and ramp up security.
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The singer was dragged into the room by men dressed as prison guards.
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Many of these fraternities of police also include prison guards in their membership.
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Unlike the prison guards, Mr. Lima's men were thorough and used metal detectors.
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Then the prison guards take over, transporting the food to each individual cell.
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But the prison guards cut off his supply of water to punish him.
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Indonesian authorities blamed the mass escape on overcrowding issues and corruption among prison guards.
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Prison guards found him dead Saturday morning at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan.
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What they do, according to O*NET: Supervise correctional officers, prison guards, and jailers.
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Prison guards have been accused of rape and other assaults in West Virginia prisons.
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At least five prison guards have been suspended and are under investigation, she said.
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Many of the prison guards who know him best are convinced that he's innocent.
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In Paraguay, at least 30 prison guards and officials were detained following the breakout.
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Prison guards went on strike and were replaced by police officers in most prisons.
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Security staff at East Mississippi earn even less than the $12-an-hour starting wage made by their public service counterparts, and private prison guards receive only three weeks of training — less than half the training time required of state prison guards.
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The drug has sparked a rise in volatile behavior, attacks on prison guards, and suicides.
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In season four, Poussey Washington, played by actress Samira Wiley, was killed by prison guards.
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He then shot two veteran California prison guards, leaving both of them in critical condition.
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He said in the minds of the prison guards, there are three categories of prisoners.
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Seven prison guards were also injured and two are in critical condition, the minister said.
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Investigators believe two prison guards fell asleep for several hours before Epstein was found dead.
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The violence that occurred when I was there came from both prison guards and prisoners.
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Prison guards let the mob into the prison, where they eventually found the Italian prisoners.
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The prison guards who have brought the patient to the hospital explain what has happened.
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Moments after the truck incident, several other prison guards approached the protesters and pepper-sprayed them.
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His escape attempt was thwarted when prison guards saw him acting nervously, the Associated Press reported.
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Prison guards are taught fencing and in turn act as trainers during sessions with the children.
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The plane door closed just as prison guards arrived at Bangkok airport to look for me.
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They are more likely to get injured at work than even police officers and prison guards.
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Vincent Ward, one of Manning's attorneys, recalls observing the way the prison guards treated his client.
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"Construction workers, prison guards, police officers, there are men who have come forward too," she said.
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The next step is to hire 300 or so prison guards, medical staff and other personnel.
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Prison guards regularly threatened to harm her family if she didn't turn in her activist friends.
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The men are not allowed by prison guards to remove their shoes during prayers, had religiously significant items confiscated by Customs and Border Protection when they arrived in the US, and prison guards remove even their makeshift head coverings while they're praying, according to the lawsuit.
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Jerry Brown to sign Assembly Bill 2550, which would restrict male prison guards' interactions with female inmates.
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Prison guards say they are ill-equipped to handle radicalized inmates or those convicted of terrorism offenses.
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Mr. Dungay died in 2015 after being restrained facedown by prison guards and injected with a sedative.
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It's a horrible place that breeds a pervasive predatory environment that includes both prisoners and prison guards.
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In a statement, John C. Milhiser, the United States attorney, noted the difficulty that prison guards face.
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In contrast, those who stand to lose the most include state prison guards and their public sector unions.
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Sometimes, for amusement, the prison guards would force the inmates to strip naked and play at being dogs.
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The package's landing went unnoticed by prison guards until they investigated a fight between inmates it had caused.
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They're prison guards and police officers and they're all a foot and a half taller than I am.
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It also revealed that of the Topo Chico's 900 prison guards, 300 had failed so-called trust tests.
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In the under resourced, overcrowded prison, guards lead out a suspected poacher with his hands behind his back.
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The case concerned Charles Murphy, an Illinois inmate badly beaten by prison guards, who crushed his eye socket.
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Many of them died because prison guards were reportedly unable to find the keys to open the doors.
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Evin Prison guards seriously wounded political prisoners during an April 2014 attack, when Soleimani led the prison company.
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Spending on prisons has plunged more than a fifth, with violent assaults on prison guards more than doubling.
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Prison guards, of course, are best known for their humanity—particularly those who are graduates of elite educational
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Government supporters erupt with anger, and police officers and prison guards line courtrooms the size of sports arenas.
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By the 21.1s and 252.8s, public-sector unions grew quickly to include teachers, firemen, police, and prison guards.
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Ba notes that this permanently changes the dynamics of the relationship from that of prison guards who are there "to punish you when you do something wrong or somebody watching you to make sure that you don't run away" to something quite different where prison guards are akin to social workers.
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Morales said it was clear that the prison guards were at least complicit, though none have yet been arrested.
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Though the prison guards assume Lloyd was Memory's lover, Memory insists that he was a sort of adoptive parent.
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After making it clear that she was happy to put up a fight, prison guards made her life hell.
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In many states teachers are paid less than other public-sector employees, such as prison guards and police officers.
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Mr Igartua says that getting a single steroid injection required two eight-hour journeys accompanied by two prison guards.
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As prison guards closed in on him, Henderson fired at the guards and then barricaded himself inside the trailer.
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Overcrowding issues and prison guards demanding illegal levies may have led to the mass prison escape, Indonesian authorities said.
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And while no prison guards were among the victims, two were taken hostage by prisoners and were eventually released.
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On a more serious note, illegal drone flights are a serious issue for law enforcement officers and prison guards.
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You hear that same quiet when prison guards take the beatings too far and end up killing an inmate.
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Two prison guards were suspended and the warden was reassigned following major lapses in protocol at the correctional facility.
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Our sources say it took several prison guards to restrain Kodak, who displayed incredible strength after allegedly being drugged.
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Strikes and protests have been staged by public workers, from prison guards to teachers and nurses, demanding better pay.
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The show is usually pro-cop but often shines a light on the abuses of power by prison guards.
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When tweets from my account started appearing again in September 2017, prison guards rushed in to inspect my cell.
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Ultimately, more than 900 female inmates came forward to say they'd experienced harassed, abused, or raped by prison guards.
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Calpurnia, the Finch family cook, questions why prison guards shoot so many times when that defendant tries to flee.
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The institute began to pursue Mr. Ficior and other former prison guards in 2013, handing over evidence to prosecutors.
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There is talk that the new mandate will give the mission the authority to train and certify prison guards.
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Last week, Reuters reported that Mr. Ganczarski attacked and injured three French prison guards with a pair of scissors.
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In practical terms, qualified immunity is most often invoked to block civil rights lawsuits against police officers and prison guards.
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"The prison guards made Jared work the line, so he was serving the sandwiches to the other inmates," Levine alleges.
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Another police official clarified that the guards were off-duty prison guards working a second job at the gas station.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has eased seven years of public sector pay caps modestly and for police and prison guards.
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Under the Quebec bill, the restrictions on public-sector employees also would apply to prosecutors, prison guards and school principals.
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Sometimes, she said, the prison guards allow her to slip her son bits of chocolate: "The boy just loves chocolate."
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Prison guards told VICE that they fear ISIS sleeper cells could target the prisons in order to free the suspects.
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According to the suit, inmates are exposed to serious harm and left unprotected because there just aren't enough prison guards.
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Just hours after revelations of pervasive racial bias by prison guards in New York State were published last week, Gov.
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Police officers and prison guards managed to stop the killing from spreading further, but electricity to the prison was cut.
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The chief prosecutor's office, now probing the cause of the deaths, said 14 prison guards were wounded in the confrontation.
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Before long, unions for teachers, sanitation workers, police officers, firefighters, prison guards, and more became standard in much of America.
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In 2015, women held in western Massachusetts succeeded in getting a settlement against male prison guards who had videoed strip searches.
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In October, Holmes was assaulted by another prisoner as the two men passed each other while being escorted by prison guards.
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Prison guards immediately discovered the drop and seized the items, but did not catch the drone nor the person controlling it.
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Vampire Mike had written a trilogy about a coven of vampires who worked as night-duty police officers and prison guards.
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Prison guards are part of this culture of white supremacy and anti-LGBTQ sentiment that are emboldened by a Trump presidency.
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During a concert at the jail on Saturday, the band performed for fellow inmates, prison guards and media without their bassist.
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North Kivu province's governor, Julien Paluku, said in a statement that the assailants had used heavy weapons, killing eight prison guards.
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After he was taken off suicide watch on July 29, prison guards were required to check on him every 30 minutes.
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As tobacco has slowly been banned in institutions nationwide, prison guards have used the opportunity to get their side hustle on.
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Back in 2005, when Katrina hit New Orleans, prison guards abandoned prisoners in locked cells as the floodwaters rose chest-high.
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Thirty-two injured prisoners are hospitalized, Justice Minister Margarita Cabello said in a video, while seven prison guards were also injured.
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Thirty-two injured prisoners are hospitalized, Justice Minister Margarita Cabello said in a video, while seven prison guards were also injured.
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Prison guards protested for a week in January over a spate of ultra-violent attacks on some of them by inmates.
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The app has inspired videos by prison guards, raps by children and adulatory song-and-dance routines by power plant workers.
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But I don't think that means that the prison guards or staff intentionally looked the other way while Epstein killed himself.
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The prison guards recorded the convicted drug dealer taking off his clothes, when they noticed it was not the man's daughter.
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Mr. Acevedo said that in Sunday's case the tunnel may have been built to provide a cover for complicit prison guards.
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Epstein was found dead in August of an apparent suicide after prison guards allegedly did not perform mandatory checks on him.
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Steroids are also popular among gay men and those who need to look beefy for work, such as prison guards and bouncers.
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If it rents facilities from private companies, operating costs will be prohibitively expensive partly because government prison guards earn more, he said.
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Prison guards said the ease with which smartphones can be used to communicate secretively with the world outside was an increasing problem.
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Georgia inmates manhunt An intense search is on for a pair of inmates who police say killed two prison guards before escaping.
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The main flaw, says Jean-François Forget, head of UFAP-UNSA, a prison-guards' union, is the "failure to make isolation watertight".
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The report also highlighted the inability of prison guards to deal with riots, and the dozens who die every year behind bars.
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Southern states enacted the "Slave Codes," to monitor and codify oppression into law, deputizing white America as prison guards of the plantations.
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Another benefit would be that many prison guards wouldn't need to be employed either, as there would be less criminals to monitor.
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The prison guards' response caused her to have a panic attack, during which "she became hysterical and physically uncontrollable," the suit said.
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It is on the ground floor of the dormitory for prison guards; inmates are housed in a different part of the prison.
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About half of them are deemed "essential" to national security, like prison guards and airport security screeners - and have to continue working.
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Both candidates want to ban private prisons, but say nothing about prison-guards' unions, which are more effective drivers of mass incarceration.
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It also established training programs for law enforcement officers and prison guards in identifying and effectively responding to individuals with mental illness.
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Whitaker says his son has been a model inmate and has provided letters from death row prison guards to back him up.
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The frequent lockdowns have been linked to a high-turnover rate among prison guards, who sometimes do not show up for work.
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Khieu Samphan, looking frail and gaunt, stood in the dock with the help of prison guards when Nil Nonn read the verdict.
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Now the head of the union that represents federal prison guards is warning that guards are increasingly fearful of wholesale uprisings from prisoners.
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She said a subsequent sweep of the facility by prison guards and police officers in December turned up no signs of a tunnel.
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After inmates initially dispersed in a peaceful manner, Bates said prison guards stormed the jail with long guns, tear gas and pepper spray.
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A New York Times investigation of Strickland's death uncovered the unsettling reality of his death: Strickland had likely been murdered by prison guards.
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In 2013, it imposed a similar rule prohibiting prison guards from speaking in the notoriously filthy slang to each another and to inmates.
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There were male and female police officers and prison guards along with civilians who were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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After prison guards removed his handcuffs, he turned to journalists covering the hearing and stretched out his right arm in a Nazi salute.
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The Director of Corrections and his prison guards, for example, have consistently given me the impression of caring for prisoners under their watch.
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That month some 3,000 prison guards, police and soldiers stormed the Granja Penal de Pavon prison outside Guatemala City in a dawn raid.
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The prison guards tasked with monitoring Jeffrey Epstein were working heavy overtime hours when he apparently committed suicide, The Associated Press reported Sunday.
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The company say prison guards should be using them to prevent drones from flying over perimeter fences as a means of smuggling contraband.
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Monday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for prison guards responding to fights, safety requirements for trains and livestock reporting requirements.
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"The difficult working conditions of prison guards absolutely deserve to be taken into account," Ms. Belloubet said at a news conference in Paris.
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Teachers, prison guards, state troopers and anyone else who wanted to could come out to help and earn a bit of extra money.
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Prison guards have denied medical treatment for reporter Lu Yuyu, diagnosed with severe depression during his four-year prison sentence commenced August 2017.
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NORTHEASTERN SYRIA — The prison guards undid a giant padlock, swung open a heavy metal door and gestured for us to enter the cell.
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It included funding for an additional 500 prison guards and gave the national police and the military the authority to reinforce prison security.
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In the days leading up to the weekend massacre, prison guards suspected that firearms were being smuggled into cellblocks housing drug trafficking groups.
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The first was when the prison guards in HMP Albany dug up the body of my dead pet budgie, thinking I'd buried contraband.
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Pigge and another inmate stabbed a prison guard multiple times in February, according to the prison system and the union representing Ohio prison guards.
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DUSHANBE (Reuters) - Three prison guards and 29 inmates were killed in a prison riot in Tajikistan that the government blamed on Islamic State militants.
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As for Alex (Laura Prepon), she remains missing from the teaser after ending last season being cornered by the prison guards inside the greenhouse.
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Because he'd been a model inmate, prison guards allowed Jordan and another prisoner to take a prison vehicle to fill it up with gas.
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Scores of inmates fled the Sialang Bungkuk prison in Pekanbaru, the capital of the Riau province, Friday following clashes with prison guards, authorities said.
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Two prison guards have been suspended and the warden has been reassigned as a result of major lapses in protocol at the correctional facility.
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The probe found that prison guards and staff were smuggling contraband such as liquor, tobacco and cell phones into the cell blocks for money.
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Prison guards union Sappe said two guards had been taken hostage in the northern city of Pavia and were released after a police raid.
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She entered the courtroom in Israel's Ofer Military Prison in the West Bank wearing an olive-green prison uniform and flanked by prison guards.
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"US forces were providing training for commando teams, prison guards, counter-IED techniques, and other specialty skills that the SDF lack," the report said.
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Jeffrey Epstein Two prison guards are facing federal charges in connection with their actions the night Jeffrey Epstein died in prison three months ago.
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The substitute teams were made up of prison guards and bartenders who faced the outrage for a second chance to play for the league.
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Prison guards have keys on them, and they have to go up and down the cells letting people out, so they can get food.
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The boss pays 2,000 yuan every month for the prison to offer better food, but the food is all consumed by the prison guards.
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In 1982, prison guards searching Manson's cell at the California Medical Facility in Vacaville found a hacksaw blade, marijuana and LSD, according to the Times.
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Prison guards walks outside a courtroom during an appeal by Yevgeniy Nikulin from Russia who faces charges of hacking computers of American companies on Nov.
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ROME (Reuters) - For nearly 8,000 young Italians hungry for work, the state exam last month for just 400 jobs as prison guards was a fiasco.
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" Once the videos ended, a pair of angry demons burst out from behind a black curtain, yelling at us like prison guards, shouting "move along!
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Authorities detained six prison guards on Monday, days after a video circulated online showing at least 10 guards torturing and beating an inmate with truncheons.
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In 2013, he took four prison guards hostage before using dynamite to blow his way out of jail and fleeing in a waiting getaway car.
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Ms. Thompson's book has already been in the news because she names state troopers and prison guards who might have been culpable in these deaths.
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It's more common for prison guards to be allowed tobacco on the wing than prisoners, hence the trade in what is also called "cop spit".
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In a report last month, Human Rights Watch accused prison guards and other officials in the North of rape and other sexual crimes against women.
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However, employees at the prison gave accounts of 18-hour workdays, mandatory overtime and prison guard shifts being covered by workers who aren't prison guards.
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" Melzer agreed Tasers "can be a justifiable tool for prison guards as an alternative to a gun to incapacitate a person who poses a threat.
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A third inmate stood on the lookout for incoming prison guards and gave the attacker the signal to stab Short when the coast was clear.
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Prison guards noticed the empty cells of the two inmates, 19-year-old Moore and 29-year-old Landfair, after a routine headcount early Thursday morning.
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In addition to more staff and resources, prison guards want the country's 504 convicted Islamist militants isolated from other prisoners, said Wilfried Fonck, a jailguard unionist.
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After an ominous warning from one of the prison guards, the mystery convict is revealed — and it's none other than Cletus Kasady, played by Woody Harrelson.
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Last week, Prime Minister Theresa May agreed to ease seven years of public sector pay caps, but only modestly and only for police and prison guards.
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Prison guards allegedly asked for money during family visits and for payment if inmates wanted "a more convenient room at the prison house," state media reported.
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Nearly 2000 hours before, authorities launched a multistate search after they escaped from a state corrections bus in Central Georgia and allegedly killed two prison guards.
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Employees at MCC told CNN that staffers who aren't prison guards are brought in to do guard duty and overtime shifts at the budget-constrained facility.
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Away from home, they found that those who were supposed to look after them were instead their predators: police officers, prison guards and inspectors on trains.
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Corruption, impunity and violence in prisons are mostly tolerated, these advocates say, because the system serves the party's interests by silencing dissidents and enriching prison guards.
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The police, the prosecutors, the prison guards and some of his own lawyers cut corners, rush to judgment and ignore the clear evidence of his innocence.
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It reveals an oppressive world where officials -- from police officers and prison guards to market supervisors -- faced virtually no consequences for their routine abuse of women.
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Finally, after he had become too ill to be moved into a wheelchair, as he vomited and urinated on himself, prison guards called for an ambulance.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Soldiers, firefighters, prison guards and the police will be able to retire early under France's planned pension overhaul, the prime minister said on Wednesday.
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Performed a cappella, the songs spin tales of mythologically mean prison guards, and loves and lives lost, and the backbreaking purgatory of unendingly repetitive physical tasks.
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The plaintiffs have asked the court to allow them to proceed anonymously because their lawsuit discusses sensitive personal information and they fear retaliation from prison guards.
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Dressed in a dark suit and sporting a shaved head, the 22015-year-old arrived in court Tuesday in handcuffs and escorted by four prison guards.
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Dressed in a dark suit and sporting a shaved head, the 37-year-old arrived in court Tuesday in handcuffs and escorted by four prison guards.
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GL: Although the story goes into problems with the prison itself, it also seems like the prison guards are a big part of this broken machine.
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In 2012, at least 44 inmates died in a Nuevo León prison when members of the notorious Zetas drug cartel plotted an elaborate escape with prison guards.
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Mexican authorities say El Chapo will be extradited to the United States, beyond reach of his collaborators and Mexico's corruptible prison guards, although it could take years.
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Some saw the move to standardized staffing as a thinly disguised way to protect the jobs of unionized prison guards, who otherwise might have opposed the reforms.
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Everyone knew about George Jackson, the Panther, prison radical and author of "Soledad Brother," who had been shot to death by prison guards in San Quentin, Calif.
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We ask ourselves whether we would do the same, whether we would find fun in it, whether we have it in ourselves to be the prison guards.
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Prison guards beat and pepper-sprayed them, they say, and they are now suing GEO and federal and local authorities for what they say were rights violations.
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Later that month, after the men had been in captivity almost six months, prison guards knocked on Mr. Farran's cell, asking for his shirt and shoe sizes.
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Information is being 'deliberately concealed'In addition, 207 patients, which includes seven prison guards, were found at the Rencheng Prison in Jining, in the eastern province of Shandong.
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At a funeral on Monday attended by hundreds, Abdelkader Tamalt said his brother had been harassed, deprived of sleep and brutalized by prison guards in his cell.
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Armed prison guards watch the training hall from a safe distance as the teenagers learn to position their wrists for an attack, sweat dripping down their masks.
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An inmate told the AP that bodies were "literally stacked on top of each other," claiming that prison guards did little to stop the violence between inmates.
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Read more: The prison guards watching over Jeffrey Epstein were reportedly working extreme overtime shifts on the morning of his deathAccording to reports, there were multiple breaches in protocol regarding the supervision of Epstein: prison guards were required to check on Epstein every 30 minutes, which they failed to do, officials told The Times, and Epstein was being housed alone after his cellmate was transferred and was not replaced.
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French officials said that Ganczarski attacked prison guards last week, after being recorded on a telephone call saying he would do something in order to remain in France.
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I kept looking out of the holding cell because I knew the prison guards would arrive at any moment to collect their bounty, which happened to be us.
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A few months into her sentence, she took the abusive guards to court and won the first case against prison guards in the history of her penal colony.
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He also needs to address disturbing problems in the state prisons, and use contract negotiations with prison guards this spring to hold them accountable for abuse of prisoners.
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Another 850 children were recruited to fight in the conflict in 2016 and some extreme cases included children recruited as executioners, suicide bombers or prison guards, UNICEF said.
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The ban, passed by the Quebec legislature, prohibits public sector employees - including teachers, police, judges and prison guards - from wearing religious symbols, such as kippahs, hijabs and crosses.
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On Monday, Britain's finance ministry said it planned to offer pay rises of more than 2% to teachers, senior doctors, police, prison guards and the military this year.
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He also pointed out political efforts by labor unions for public-sector prison guards, arguing those had a much stronger impact on mass incarceration than for-profit companies.
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" Boasting that he had "just killed a policeman and I just killed his wife," he called on fellow believers to give priority to killing "police, prison guards, journalists.
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Ms. Olds tried expressing in the bathroom, but she said she could barely produce milk because of the stench and the prison guards constantly rapping at the door.
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Prison guards need training and experience to handle this population, and someone hired as a civilian to answer the phone and do paperwork should not be managing prisoners.
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Browder, the subject of a Netflix documentary, struggled to assimilate upon returning home, following long months of solitary confinement and brutalization by some prison guards and fellow inmates.
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Badran Jia Kurd told Reuters that this may lead to the escape of jihadists and that the number of prison guards is reduced as fighting with Turkey intensifies.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Russia must halt torture of detainees and prosecute the perpetrators, including prison guards caught on video beating an inmate, United Nations human rights investigators said on Friday.
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"Later that day, prison guards of the Madison County Detention Center essentially administered the death penalty to Mr. Hill using excessive force, handcuffs and pepper spray," the complaint said.
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"Ultimately, we confirmed that almost 400 users were indeed either currently employed as police officers, sheriffs or prison guards or had once worked in law enforcement," the report reads.
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When I was five, my mom would put me to bed and tell me stories about when she was in prison and what the prison guards did to her.
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Union members, who include prison guards, healthcare providers for veterans and the disabled, child welfare investigators, state highway workers and others, have been without a contract since July 2015.
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He also has control over key Gotham government figures (like judges and councilmen) and Blackgate Prison guards and admin, all of which give Black Mask real control over Gotham.
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He had pushed a handful of controversial decisions, including recommending that the chief of the prison guards build a new compound for attorney-client meetings over concerns of eavesdropping.
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He has maintained a solidly conservative record on issues involving guns, searches, police officers and prison guards – more so than Scalia, who often sided with criminal defendants against overzealous prosecutors.
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Other changes to transport policies announced by the prison system Friday include: — Increasing hands-on training for prison guards transporting inmates and expanding random checks of inmates&apos van restraints.
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He was sent to the Puente Grande maximum security prison in Jalisco state, from which he escaped with the help of prison guards, allegedly by hiding in a laundry cart.
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Low pay and long hours have made it difficult to hire prison guards, leaving many of the correctional facilities understaffed and unequipped to handle the brutality within the prison walls.
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The only real conspiracy here is the ageless one between and among prison guards and jail officials who too often treat at-risk inmates with callous disregard and deliberate indifference.
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It is a black satire of the Russian criminal justice system, in which the women, playing prison guards, rap lustily about money and torture a man with hot clothes irons.
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As soon as prison guards removed his handcuffs on Tuesday, the 37-year-old right-wing extremist turned to journalists and stretched out his right arm in a Nazi salute.
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However, there was a possible end in sight to a month-long strike of prison guards after Interior Minister Koen Geens reached a provisional deal with four of six unions.
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Local media reported that the victims were praying to Santa Muerte, Mexico's folk death saint, when they were attacked by members of a rival gang aided by three prison guards.
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Even along the border with Mexico, prison guards and judges often do not speak or understand Spanish, distancing them even further from the population over whom they wield staggering control.
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Several prison guards were treated at hospital after being injured as 29 men broke free from the island's new Tanumalala Prison, police and local media initially reported on Monday evening.
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Prison guards had not checked on him for hours on the night he died, and the circumstances surrounding his death are now the subject of at least three federal investigations.
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Prison guards have denied medical treatment for reporter Lu Yuyu, who was diagnosed with severe depression in the midst of his four-year prison sentence that began in August 2017.
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The missing footage adds another layer of mystery surrounding Epstein&aposs case, after Barket previously wrote a letter saying that Tartaglione was pressured by prison guards not to speak out.
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Yet in the Netherlands, not everyone is rejoicing, including many of the roughly 2,600 prison guards who could lose their jobs in the next four years if more prisons close.
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The discriminatory treatment was often most pronounced in cases where prison guards could charge an inmate with breaking a rule — like disobeying an order — without having to produce physical evidence.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French riot police clashed on Friday with striking prison guards who accuse the government of doing little to counter spiraling violence and Islamist activism inside the country's overcrowded jails.
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As negotiation dragged on, prisoners made several demands, including better conditions at the prison, education programs and improved training for prison guards, according to radio traffic picked up by CNN reporters.
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Amnesty International, in interviews with former detainees, doctors and prison guards who defected from Syria, estimated between 5,000 and 13,000 inmates were killed in Saydnaya prison alone between 2011 and 2015.
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Now Mexico must upgrade prison infrastructure, professionalise the corps of prison guards and expand the number of judges, to reduce the number of inmates awaiting trial (36% of the prison population).
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Once in prison, he would reportedly bribe prison guards so that they would look the other way, and he also controlled access to one of the wings where the disappearances occurred.
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The union's 38,000 members, who include prison guards, healthcare providers for veterans and the disabled, child welfare investigators, state highway workers and others, have been without a contract since July 2015.
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Two of the prison guards who were on watch when Jeffrey Epstein hanged himself in his cell are now facing prison time, themselves, thanks to their arrest on a federal indictment.
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De Blasio said it would have to drop to 5,000 to close Rikers, which has been marred by widely reported cases of violence, including charges that prison guards brutally abused inmates.
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Lying to me would mean throwing his whole career in the trash to cover up a homicide by prison guards that would eventually be uncovered anyway, when the video was released.
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The public bellowed disgust from the gallery, prison guards and police officers linked arms to form a protective barrier around the defendants, and the judge was forced to clear the court.
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A former paratrooper, he appeared at a court hearing in March, looking haggard and walking with a stick after spending weeks in a solitary cell and being beaten by prison guards.
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Federal prison guards warn that a coronavirus outbreak is looming and could be catastrophic, causing "mass chaos" in a correctional system responsible for more than 175,503 inmates across the United States.
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The two escaped inmates who the authorities say killed two Georgia prison guards stole a second vehicle overnight as they began their second day on the run, officials said on Wednesday.
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Two prison guards who allegedly failed to check on Epstein the night he died and falsified logs saying they had done so were charged with federal conspiracy and filing false records.
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The expulsions - carried out in conjunction with media curbs - affected prison guards, clerks, academics, employees of the religious affairs directorate and 1,200 members of the armed forces including nearly 600 officers.
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Liu is shown in the three-minute video playing badminton outside, being given a physical examination by prison guards and getting treatment from doctors, as well as being visited by his wife.
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"After suffering in silence, sometimes for decades, women stepped forward from every sector of society — actors, politicians, prison guards, students, scientists, waitresses, salespeople — to say #MeToo and tell their stories," she says.
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At Holman, where inmates were among the first to strike, nearly a dozen prison guards held a solidarity strike over safety conditions after a guard was fatally stabbed inside the overcrowded facility.
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The law prohibits all public employees in positions of authority - including public school teachers, prison guards, judges and police officers - from wearing religious symbols to work, such as kippahs, hijabs and crosses.
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Inmates who started a riot Sunday at the overcrowded Milton Dias Moreira prison in Rio de Janeiro took prison guards hostage, Reuters reports, citing an email from the Rio state penitentiary administration.
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Andrew Cuomo has strengthened the state office that investigates misconduct by prison guards, and also proposed legislation that would make it easier to dismiss corrections officers who commit crimes on the job.
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It is still unclear what sparked the riot and fires, but Mexico's 24 Horas news outlet says gangs organizing an escape attempt may have intentionally set the fire to distract prison guards.
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We just arrested a local police chief and a local deputy coroner and county prison guards for covering up sexual abuse, in some cases of minors, in other cases of adult women.
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In late February, Gorsuch wrote the court's 5-4 ideologically tinged opinion in the case of an Illinois prisoner whose eye socket was crushed and vision permanently impaired by two prison guards.
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Geoffrey Klopp, president of the Correctional Officers Association of Delaware, reportedly said he had been told that inmates at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center in Smyrna had taken prison guards hostage.
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Prison guards also used a torture technique on him known as "the flying carpet": a prisoner is strapped to a foldable board which, if bent far enough, can snap the person's spine.
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The ministry of justice plans to extend the program, launched in 2012, to a second prison in Kaolack, and to train prison guards in fencing so it can be replicated cross-country.
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Three Illinois prison guards were arrested this week on federal obstruction and civil rights charges in connection with the death of an inmate who was fatally beaten last year, the authorities said.
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In 2013, he took four prison guards hostage while using plastic explosives to blast his way through five sets of prison doors, then meeting an accomplice who was waiting in a car.
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After being led into a bare, concrete-wall reception room by prison guards earlier this month, he took one look at me and Brendan Hoffman, a Times photographer, and ran away screaming.
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Few prison guards interviewed leveled any criticism at the president or his border policy, instead blaming the impasse on both Republicans and Democrats in Congress who have failed to reach any agreement.
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They voiced concern at "repeated incidents of degrading and humiliating treatment suffered by Mr Guo in detention, both at the hands of other inmates and prison guards at Yangchun Prison in Guangdong province".
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They voiced concern at "repeated incidents of degrading and humiliating treatment suffered by Mr Guo in detention, both at the hands of other inmates and prison guards at Yangchun Prison in Guangdong province".
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Corrections officers are facing more allegations Some of the offensive comments were made in response to news stories about Strawberry Hampton, a transgender woman who is suing several prison guards and prison employees.
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News reports featured stories of nurses quitting rather than treating AIDS patients, prison guards demanding special protective suits to deal with infected prisoners, and funeral directors refusing to embalm dead people with AIDS.
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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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A privately operated Mississippi prison that a federal judge once concluded was effectively run by gangs in collusion with corrupt prison guards, closed Thursday, its prisoners transferred to other state facilities, officials said.
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That can even mean finding jobs that, at face value, would seem unrelated to a certain position but actually rely on many of the same skill sets, like veterinary technicians and prison guards.
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At the time, Soviet prison guards restrained hunger strikers in a chair and used a funnel and tube to administer a mix of meat bouillon, boiled grains and raw egg, Mr. Grigoryants said.
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Authorities responded to the prison after reports that 29 people -- including 23 prison guards, four nurses and one inmate -- were overcome after being exposed to a substance, according to the state highway patrol.
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Two prison guards on duty the night Epstein died have been accused of falsifying records -- making it seem like they'd made the required checks on Epstein's cell that night when they really hadn't.
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"The President of the Republic ... asks all soldiers, gendarmes, police, customs officers, forestry service agents and prison guards to facilitate the return of calm," government spokesman Bruno Kone said following a cabinet meeting.
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Thousands more academics, teachers, health workers, prison guards and forensics experts were among the latest to be removed from their posts through two new executive decrees published on the Official Gazette late on Saturday.
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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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Op-Ed Contributors Leonard Strickland's barbaric and unnecessary death at the hands of prison guards at the Clinton Correctional Facility in upstate New York highlights the need for independent oversight of the state's prisons.
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With the prison guards digging in, the stand-off is turning into a survival test for Justice Minister Nicole Belloubet, a high-flying law lecturer appointed by Macron last June following his election victory.
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The forces of the government (the police, military, prison guards, local governments) have been so shot through with corruption that citizens simply don't trust that they're willing or able to take down powerful criminals.
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TMZ obtained several pages from a 2014 draft written by Singleton, and it includes a scene where prison guards lock Tupac in the library, and turn the other way while other inmates assault him.
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The family of a jailed Saudi women's-rights activist says she has refused a deal in which she would deny allegations of torture at the hands of prison guards in exchange for her freedom.
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Even if reformers can convince legislators, governors, and city officials to continue to embrace reform policies, front-line staff – police officers, assistant district attorneys, probation officers, and prison guards – will have to implement them.
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LGBTQ Americans aren't only more likely to end up in prisons—once inside, they're subject to endemic levels of physical and sexual violence, both at the hands of fellow prisoners and from prison guards.
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This includes Turkish police opening fire on women and children at the border, and prison guards in the United States sexually assaulting a 19 year old mother held in detention with her infant son.
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As "Antifa," our gas-mask-wearing, Molotov-cocktail-wielding hero, you know what you must do: free the people by smashing Dumpty's TVs and crushing—literally—his prison guards by jumping on their heads.
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Two prison guards who were on duty the night Jeffrey Epstein killed himself in his cell face federal charges of falsifying records, the US Attorney's office for the Southern District of New York announced.
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Mr. Foreman's apartment is cramped, but he doesn't need much room after more than a decade of living in a prison cell, "my every movement watched by screws," he said, referring to prison guards.
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I want to bring up Donnie Deutsch because we didn&apost mention him in here, but he said that all Trump supporters are no different than Nazi prison guards if you support him on immigration.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French prison guards launched a nationwide strike on Monday in a showdown with President Emmanuel Macron's government over staffing levels and violence which they say is spiralling out of control in overcrowded jails.
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Among the demands of the striking prison guards is that militant Islamist convicts — those convicted of terrorism-related offences - be isolated from other prisoners, saying that some inmates are becoming radicalized through contact with them.
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Guzman's legendary reputation in the Mexican underworld began taking shape when he staged his first jailbreak in 222 by bribing prison guards, before going on to dominate drug trafficking along much of the Rio Grande.
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A government-commissioned, fact-finding mission concluded in 2011 that some jailbreaks were inside jobs carried out by prison guards -- confirming a belief many Egyptians had at the time -- while others were attacked by gunmen.
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Zaghari-Ratcliffe has staged a hunger strike in an attempt to receive medical treatment, and her husband has said that prison guards had asked her to spy on the UK in return for her freedom.
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They were held anywhere from three to eight months without access to the outside, allegedly had their bones broken by the prison guards, and were subjected to "humiliating sexual comments" as well as religious insults.
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Nicole Belloubet, France's justice minister, said on Monday after a meeting with unions representing prison guards that the government would continue to negotiate with them on Tuesday over such issues as pay, security and staffing.
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Federal prison guards have asked for permission to wear masks on duty, though the Bureau of Prisons had so far declined, said Sandy Parr, a vice president of the union that represents federal prison workers.
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Once, when he refused to leave his cell because walking hurt too much, the prison guards pulled him out, smashed his head against the concrete floor, searched him and pushed him back inside, he said.
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One of those inmates, Oussama Kassir, once greeted a fellow Muslim prisoner in Arabic while being escorted down the hall "in the clutch of two prison guards," according to an affidavit filed by his lawyer.
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"Children are being used and recruited to fight directly on the front lines and are increasingly taking part in combat roles, including in extreme cases as executioners, suicide bombers and prison guards," the report said.
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During her imprisonment, she came out as a trans woman, sued the military to get hormone therapy, was harassed by prison guards, got subjected to torture and months in solitary confinement, and survived two suicide attempts.
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"Drones are fairly quiet," Desmond said, pointing to one incident at Oklahoma State Penitentiary where the prison guards didn't know a drone was being utilized to drop off contraband until it crashed in the prison yard.
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Guzman's legendary reputation in the Mexican underworld began to take shape when he staged his first jailbreak in 21 by bribing prison guards, before going on to dominate drug trafficking along much of the Rio Grande.
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The experiment was abandoned after only six days because the prison guards started psychologically abusing the prisoners so harshly, the professor in charge of the experiment, Philip Zimbardo, feared it was starting to cause real harm.
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Having spent over three years in solitary confinement myself, I know firsthand that misbehavior reports have often been issued arbitrarily, empowering prison guards to make decisions about whether to leave someone in solitary confinement for years.
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A church in Gillette, about 40 miles north, held a prayer vigil for laid-off miners last week, and state officials were scrambling to find them seasonal work with state parks or jobs as prison guards.
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Lawmakers, advocates and even prison guards had been sounding the alarm about dangerous conditions there for years, but there has been no public indication that federal prison officials took any action to address the safety concerns.
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While state laws generally prohibit sex between other law enforcement officers like prison guards and inmates, most of those states do not have specific language that addresses sex between police officers and people in their custody.
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While this wasn't as shocking as some of the accounts of brutality at the hands of prison guards or the horrors of death row, a quiet plea for a ripe plum cut me to the quick.
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Editorial New York State prison guards often escape punishment for acts of brutality because district attorneys in communities where prisons provide jobs, and are thus essential to the communities' economic health, are hesitant to charge them.
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And fighters who worked as prison guards have slipped off to the front lines to fight the Turks, leaving the facilities more vulnerable to prisoner uprisings or attacks by the Islamic State to free its comrades.
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As prison officials and reformers have stepped up efforts to reduce rape behind bars, they have looked to the supervisors who keep watch over prisoners — and prison guards — to help curb the scourge of sexual abuse.
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"It's clear that proposal after proposal in this manifesto will mean more borrowing and debt: from promises on benefits, to promises on prison guards, to promises on nationalizing the water network," he said in a statement.
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There was little evidence of what had led him to open fire on a police officer; he left no manifesto, little public warning except on Facebook, where he expressed anger at prison guards and police officers.
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Not everyone who falls in love on the Orange is the New Black set has to settle for a split-second honeymoon that involves begging the prison guards for a quickie by the vending machines, Muccio-style.
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Inmates of a youth detention centre at Darwin, in the Northern Territory, most of them indigenous children, were shown being thrown on floors, manacled, stunned with tear gas and subjected to other cruel treatment by prison guards.
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The two prison guards assigned to monitor Jeffrey Epstein in a high-security jail fell asleep for three hours, the night he died of an apparent suicide, The New York Times reported on Tuesday, citing unnamed officials.
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The union representing Ohio prison guards and other workers said the shift of death row to Toledo, a three-hour trip from its current location, would disrupt the consistency for the staff, the inmates and their families.
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Labor unions representing prison guards complained that the penitentiary needed qualified guards rather than makeshift police surveillance, and nongovernmental organizations filed lawsuits on the grounds that holding migrants in a penitentiary built for criminals violated Spain's laws.
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The first time, in 2013, he took four prison guards hostage while using plastic explosives to blast his way through five sets of prison doors, officials said, then met an accomplice who was waiting in a car.
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In January, 75 PCC members escaped from a Paraguayan prison in a brazen jailbreak that top security officials knew was coming, but were powerless to stop, because the gang had so many prison guards under its sway.
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He mounted a reading of the Book of Job for people affected by Hurricane Sandy, Hurricane Katrina and the Fukushima nuclear accident and has done versions of "Prometheus Bound" for prison guards, including those at Guantánamo Bay.
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The verdict, which the jury rendered after deliberating for about two hours, was a testament to the difficulty that prosecutors face in pursuing cases against prison guards accused of brutality, even with strong evidence like security video.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - More than 20,000 policemen, firemen, border and prison guards gathered on Tuesday in Warsaw to decry "outrageous" working conditions and demand pay rises, in what they described as the biggest protest in Polish police history.
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The Manhattan US Attorney's office, which had charged Epstein and which charged the prison guards Tuesday, is continuing to pursue an investigation in connection with Epstein's alleged crimes, with a particular focus on his possible co-conspirators.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Seven people were wounded when an explosion hit a shuttle bus carrying prison guards in the Turkish coastal province of Izmir on Thursday, and authorities were investigating a possible terrorist attack, the local mayor said.
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But prison guards would tell Garrison they believed McCormick and Matsuda were separated because McCormick had stopped taking his medication and could hurt Matsuda, who was serving a ten-year sentence for setting a man on fire.
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The few reports that have gotten through the Australian government's iron grip on information show mass violence, sexual abuse, riots, and death—a lot of which has been at the hands of prison guards and local authorities.
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Of the new characters introduced in this episode, few seem as extraneous as Freddy, the jailhouse kingpin played by Michael Kenneth Williams, who's initially introduced to us as he has sex with one of the prison guards.
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For Stéphane "Godasse" Gagné, that included the murder of two prison guards in 1997, a crime that shocked the public and drew yet more police attention to the biker gangs in general and Maurice Boucher in particular.
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The district attorney with jurisdiction over the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, N.Y., said on Wednesday that his office was reviewing the case of an inmate who died there in 2010 after a violent encounter with prison guards.
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Both of his prison bids were the result of gun charges, and during the year he served of his second sentence, the prison guards maced him so badly for having a cell phone, he thought he'd go blind.
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Magnitsky, whose death became a cause celebre, received inadequate medical care in custody which led to his death, was ill-treated by prison guards and was held in over-crowded conditions, the European Court of Human Rights ruled.
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"This whole process is confusing," Hermann, who wore a blue prison uniform over a black abaya and a grey headscarf, told Reuters before the verdict, speaking in German from the holding cell, in the presence of Iraqi prison guards.
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They ranged from extortion charges in 2011 against city officers who, for a kickback, funneled accident victims to select towing operators, to a racketeering conspiracy in 2013 involving prison guards who were in bed with inmates (literally and figuratively).
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Visitors to the STU are greeted and patted down by Department of Corrections (DOC) prison guards, then led through a series of locked doors and past a 258-foot-high chain-link fence that borders the outdoor recreation area.
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After several years of solid economic growth, the government has faced a wave of strikes and protests from teachers, nurses, police and prison guards in the past few months to press demands for pay hikes and better working conditions.
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The ex-soldier, named only as "A", said he had been grabbed by 15 prison guards and prisoners and taken to a psychiatric hospital because he had been "excessively walking" around the prison, Mitchell told London's Westminster Magistrate Court.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Three male prison guards repeatedly sexually assaulted and raped several female inmates under their supervision at a federal detention center in New York over time periods of up to three years, federal prosecutors said on Thursday.
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In two months of testimony, nearly every level of the Mexican government has been depicted as being on the take: Prison guards, airport officials, police officers, prosecutors, tax assessors and military personnel are all said to have been compromised.
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The Kurdish commander wears a balaclava as many of the prison guards do too, to mask their identities when dealing with the ISIS members — the fear of acts of revenge should the fighters be released is far too great.
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Jason Statham is easily the best thing about Fate of the Furious, whether he's shouting insults at the Rock while beating up a bunch of prison guards or cooing reassurances at a baby while beating up a bunch of henchmen.
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Clauvino da Silva, a drug dealer from the city of Angra dos Reis, was caught by prison guards at the Bangu jail complex in Rio state on Saturday, as he tried to exit via the front door after visiting hours.
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In the latest riot, a group of inmates exchanged gunfire with police and held 12 prison guards hostage late on Sunday in the largest prison in Manaus, an industrial city on the banks of the Amazon River, Globo TV reported.
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Texas mom: Prison guards ignored son's pleas On April 29, he was labeled "very psychotic -- delusional" and those charged with screening him said he "rambles from subject to subject" and asked where tech icon Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were.
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But criticism mounted as the arrests widened to include people from all walks of life such as midwives and prison guards in remote parts of Turkey, and to pro-Kurdish opposition lawmakers, effectively leaving the nation's third-biggest party leaderless.
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Along with the captive audience peering down from their cells, around 20 invited relatives and a dozen prison guards watch the prison troupe's first ever performance, with those in the yard enjoying popcorn and candy floss laid on for the event.
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And most people don't have to worry about detoxing in jail, possibly dying from withdrawal complications as prison guards look on — like Florida mother April Brogan after she was picked up in a prostitution sting in Daytona Beach last spring.
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The two prison guards assigned to monitor registered sex offender Jeffrey Epstein fell asleep during their shift and failed to check on Epstein for three hours the night he died of an apparent suicide, multiple sources told The New York Times.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The former union leader for New York City's prison guards and a hedge fund financier pleaded not guilty on Friday to engaging in a bribery scheme in a case linked to a widening federal municipal-corruption investigation.
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And while illicit cell phones can pose a danger to both prison guards and the general public, limiting them is great business for companies like Global Tel-Link, since inmates then are forced to rely on the prison phone system.
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Two federal prison guards, who were on duty at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in mid-August when financier Jeffrey Epstein was found dead, were charged on Tuesday in connection with their alleged failure to properly check on Epstein as ordered.
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But while the shopping crowds were thin, elsewhere in the city on Tuesday the streets were thick with demonstrators from every profession and activity: employees at the Louvre, sewer workers, train drivers, lawyers, students, teachers, judges, doctors, nurses, and prison guards.
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It's not an accident that when Mr. Carvin (a leading figure behind the two failed challenges to the Affordable Care Act) and the right-wing foundations supporting his lawsuit set out to recruit plaintiffs, they looked for teachers and not prison guards.
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Along with bullets and handcuffs, batons and body-armor, the tear gas made by Safariland is a weapon of counterinsurgency, designed for use by police forces, prison guards, militaries, and border patrols, to literally beat down and choke our efforts at liberation.
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In a letter to his wife from prison in north-west Russia published by online news portal Meduza on Tuesday, Dadin, 34, said he was being subject to group beatings where around 10 prison guards would kick him at the same time.
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She and her colleagues developed a twenty-two-question survey known as the Maslach Burnout Inventory, which, for nearly four decades, has been used to track the well-being of workers across a vast range of occupations, from prison guards to teachers.
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"It's clear that proposal after proposal in this manifesto will mean more borrowing and debt: from promises on benefits, to promises on prison guards, to promises on nationalizing the water network," chief secretary to the finance ministry, David Gauke, said in a statement.
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Editorial New York State prison guards sometimes get away with barbaric acts of brutality because their union shields even the worst of them from prosecution — and because district attorneys in communities dominated by prisons are hesitant to bring difficult, politically unpopular cases.
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Read more: Here's what conditions are like at the prison where Jeffrey Epstein apparently died by suicideEmployees at MCC told CNN that staffers who aren't prison guards are sometimes brought in to do guard duty and overtime shifts at the budget-constrained facility.
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Prison guards threatened to cut off the right arm and left leg or left arm and right leg of Rezaian's wife Yeganeh, or kill her family, in order to get her to provide incriminating information about Rezaian, according to the family's lawsuit.
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Read more: The prison guards watching over Jeffrey Epstein were working extreme overtime shifts on the morning of his deathA document filed by his lawyers last month listed his total assets at about $559 million, including two private islands and four homes.
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Two prison guards responsible for checking up on Jeffrey Epstein on the night of his suicide were accused of "browsing the internet" for "furniture sales," and checking sports news to the detriment of carrying out their duties, a grand jury indictment reveals.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge in Manhattan on Monday refused to dismiss fraud charges against a former Platinum Partners hedge fund executive and a former union leader for New York City prison guards, who claimed their indictment was based on illegal wiretaps.
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In the 150-page report on the escape by the inspector general's office released on Monday, Mr. Sweat comes off as unrepentant and smug, describing prison guards as lazy and incompetent and his sidekick, Richard W. Matt, as a bumbling, overweight tag-along.
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BuzzFeed wrote about the case and also spotlighted the loophole in New York state law that explicitly addresses consent in situations where there is a clear power imbalance, like between inmates and prison guards, but doesn't mention cops and people in custody.
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Drawing from the meticulous records kept by the prison guards, he was able to find details about the final months of the lives of victims that particularly interested him, such as how they reacted to their death sentences and to facing execution.
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"Trump's judges have ruled in favor of police, prison guards and a male student seeking the right to face his accuser in a sexual assault case, as well as against a naturalized citizen fighting his loss of citizenship," USA Today's Richard Wolf writes.
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According to the editor of the prison's newspaper, the Angolite , a quarter of the inmates lived in "bondage": raped, sold, and traded, they generated income for their owners as well as for prison guards, who were paid to look the other way.
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MONTGOMERY — An Alabama prisoner died weeks after he was allegedly beaten by a fellow inmate, beaten again and hog-tied by prison guards, and then denied treatment by a nurse, according to a secret Alabama Department of Corrections report obtained by Injustice Watch.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The union leader for New York City's prison guards and a hedge fund financier were charged on Wednesday with orchestrating a bribery scheme involving union retirement and operating funds in a case stemming from a wide-ranging federal corruption probe.
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Another of his memorable performances was that of a former pro quarterback who lands in prison and assembles a team of convicts to play the warden's squad of brutal prison guards in 1974's rollicking "The Longest Yard," directed by Robert Aldrich.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A German believed to have been an associate of Osama bin Laden and convicted for his part in an attack on a synagogue in Tunisia in 2002 attacked four prison guards on Thursday weeks before being eligible for extradition to the United States.
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But on November 15th Egypt's high court revoked a death sentence imposed last year on Mr Morsi and other Brotherhood leaders, including Muhammad Badie, the group's spiritual guide, over a prison escape (which involved the death of prison guards) during the revolution of 2011.
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However, several factors of Epstein's release from suicide watch were also not up to protocol — prison guards reportedly fell asleep at their posts after working severe overtime hours, and Epstein was housed alone in his cell after the prison failed to replace his cellmate.
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Conservatives, however, have been able to get more Democratic support over the last few weeks by including language that creates more opportunities for prisoners to earn time credits, limiting the use of restraints on pregnant women and requiring prison guards to receive de-escalation training.
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Russia's deputy justice minister, Mikhail Galperin, told the United Nations Committee Against Torture on Thursday that Russian authorities had arrested five prison guards who are suspected of torturing a prisoner in a penal colony northeast of Moscow in June 2017, and dismissed 17 officials.
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PARIS — A labor strike by prison guards around France entered its second week on Monday, as the guards vented anger over their pay and dangerous working conditions, an issue that erupted into the open this month after a string of violent assaults by prisoners.
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Two prison guards at the New York federal jail where wealthy serial sex offender Jeffrey Epstein allegedly died by suicide in August repeatedly falsified official logs to show they made cell checks they never did, according to a six-count felony indictment returned Tuesday.
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Inflation has picked up sharply since the pound tumbled after last year's vote to leave the EU, and on Tuesday Britain's government said it would no longer limit pay rises for police and prison guards to a 1 percent cap for the public sector.
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Referring to the prison guards, he told The New York Times during that visit: ''I still bear them ill will, ... not because of what they did to me, but because of what they did to some of my friends — including killing some of them.
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Prison guards later showed him a handwritten set of instructions they'd discovered in another cell detailing how and when ISIS adherents were to call out other prisoners as infidels, and who to target, in an attempt to resurrect a version of their failing caliphate inside the prison.
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Those moves came after the June arrest of Murray Huberfeld, a longtime Platinum associate, on charges in Manhattan federal court that he orchestrated a bribe to the head of the New York City prison guards' union, Norman Seabrook, to secure a $20 million investment with the firm.
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The action, he said, was inspired by an established, if extreme, form of protest in the Russian penal colony system in which an inmate nails his scrotum to a bunk bed or the wooden planks of a barracks floor to protest the actions of prison guards.
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"Fear Thy Nature" includes interviews with people involved in both the art piece, which allows the audience to freely explore the ongoing performance, and the psychological test that gave students roles as prison guards and prisoners, in order to ask how behavior is influenced by our surroundings.
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You can build a realistic papier-mâché bust of yourself to fool prison guards while you escape, or mold a bunch of dick-shaped candles to disguise the meth you're smuggling, or just construct a giant drug catapult to fling bushels of weed across the US border.
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The largest donors to the various anti-weed political groups around the country include a billionaire casino tycoon, a woman who believes in reefer madness, a drug-crusading former U.S. ambassador, cops, prison guards, booze merchants, and a pharma company that sells the powerful painkiller fentanyl.
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In the two months since Time's Up officially began, the group has amassed $21 million for its legal defense fund and, said Tina Tchen, a lawyer heading that initiative, has fielded 1,700 requests for assistance from landscapers, government workers, police officers, prison guards, and hotel and catering workers.
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Jay Z and Future lay down the rhymes, but the black-and-white video is also filled with cameos from the likes of Rick Ross, 2 Chainz, Pusha T, A$AP Ferg and more, all lined up in a tense faceoff with a small army of prison guards.
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But it's also home to some of the most unjust laws in the nation, which allow police officers and prison guards to commit violence and even murder while remaining insulated from accountability — specifically when it comes to police misconduct and violence against the public they are supposed to protect and serve.
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The rebellion that overtook the Attica Correctional Facility in New York in 1971 — and lasted for four days before state police and prison guards retook the prison in a horrific massacre — isn't well understood by the public, because the state of New York spent four decades keeping it that way.
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It is extremely, extremely unlikely that US prison guards will be willing to help Guzmán escape from a maximum-security prison — something Guzmán and his legal team appear to realize, since at one point they agreed to extradition as long as Guzmán would be kept in a medium-security facility.
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The design of the 1971 study was quite simple: randomly assign nine "normal" male college students to be prison guards, dress them in uniforms, give them billy clubs and authority over a pretend prison located in a university basement where nine other "normal" male college students were brought in as inmates.
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In subsequent years, researchers like Stanley Milgram (who tested how people weighed their consciences against the demands of authority) and Philip Zimbardo (who observed the effect of power on students assigned as either prison guards or prisoners) rejected the traditional confines of the lab for more theatrical displays of human nature.
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In one of the more infamous cases involving a private prison company, in 22015, an Associated Press video revealed prison guards at Idaho's largest prison, the CoreCivic operated Idaho State Correctional Institution, failing to halt an attack on a prisoner whose head was stomped several times, leaving the inmate permanently disabled.
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Letter To the Editor: The New York Times takes aim at an entire work force that puts its lives on the line every day to keep New York State safe by implying that a culture of violence is being fostered by corrections officers ("Put Reforms Into Prison Guards' Contract," editorial, Dec. 26).
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Youth held in adult facilities are five times more likely to report being a victim of rape, twice as likely to report being assaulted by prison guards, and 50 percent more likely to be attacked by another inmate, than the adult inmate population, according to a report by the National Juvenile Justice Network.
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Those moves came after the June arrest of Murray Huberfeld, a Platinum associate who prosecutors say was a founder, on charges in Manhattan federal court that he orchestrated a bribe to the head of the New York City prison guards' union, Norman Seabrook, to secure a $20 million investment with the firm.
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Earlier this week, a review by Injustice Watch, a nonprofit journalism organization, found that at least 25 employees with the Illinois Department of Corrections -- including prison guards, a counselor and a parole officer -- have participated in online conversations that included degrading comments or disclosed medical information about transgender inmates in two private Facebook groups.
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Signed into law by President Bill Clinton in 1996 as a rider to the annual congressional appropriations bill, the PLRA laid waste to the ability of incarcerated people to bring prison officials to court for violations of their constitutional rights, whether it be racial discrimination, lack of medical care, or brutality by prison guards.
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A graduate of the University of Maryland School of Law, where he is remembered as being well prepared to answer professors' questions, Judge Williams spent eight years as an assistant state's attorney in Baltimore before he joined the Department of Justice, where he prosecuted cases against police officers and prison guards accused of brutality.
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Mr. Ratner's first case with the center involved a suit on behalf of inmates killed and injured at the Attica Correctional Facility in upstate New York after a bloody uprising there in 1971, although the court ruled that it could not compel prosecutors to indict prison guards or the state troopers for their actions.
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Conversely, as Naomi Murakawa emphasizes in her book The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America, many successful Democratic politicians from this era ran on their willingness to embrace big government to fight crime even more harshly than Republicans, with more restrictions on gun ownership and higher taxes to hire cops and prison guards.
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The document, which was posted on the BOP website without fanfare, mandates specialized training for federal prison guards on how to treat transgender inmates, says trans inmates should be allowed to shower separately from other inmates, and requires that housing placements give "serious consideration" to transgender inmates' own sense of where they might be safest.
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TV has taught the general public how it's done: Friends and family can sneak things into visiting rooms on their person in rather unsanitary ways; jaded, underpaid, or lonely prison guards can be bribed to be prisoners' couriers to the world; and, more recently, drones can serve as a direct-to-consumer delivery service from the outside.
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NSA agents would keep snooping on phone calls, TSA screeners would keep examining luggage and air traffic controllers would show up for work, along with food safety inspectors, border patrol officers and federal prison guards, most FBI agents, doctors and nurses at the VA and other federal hospitals, and any federal emergency and disaster relief workers.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "New York State Taking On Union of Prison Guards" (front page, April 12): Since 1846, the Correctional Association has monitored and reported to lawmakers and the public on prison conditions, bearing witness to a pervasive and persistent culture of violence and abuse suffered by teenagers, women and men in New York State prisons.
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WASHINGTON — After months of promising to fix Alabama's dangerously violent prison system, a panel appointed by the governor issued recommendations this week that would do little to address the underlying problems identified last year in a scathing Justice Department report, which documented prisoners being routinely assaulted and tortured, sometimes with the knowledge and even participation of prison guards.
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Bill Clinton had suspended his presidential campaign in 1992 so that he could be in Arkansas, where he was then the Democratic governor, for the execution of a murderer who had shot himself in the head and was so brain-damaged that he asked prison guards to save the pecan pie from his last meal for him as he was being led to his lethal injection.
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Read more:Lawyers for Epstein's alleged victims say they plan to sue the disgraced financier's estate following his deathThe prison guards watching over Jeffrey Epstein were reportedly working extreme overtime shifts on the morning of his deathFormer federal prosecutors explain where the Epstein investigation goes now and dismiss 'far-fetched' conspiracy theories Prison officials appear to have not followed protocol around when Epstein died by suicide, according to report
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If you were Emmett Diggs and you'd been rotting away in Attica, wrongly convicted for murdering the love of your life, tormented by the prison guards, and then, after being thrown into solitary yet again for something you didn't do, you suddenly find yourself free and at large and fifty years into the future—your first impulse is to go pick up women at the nearest country club?
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Read more: Prison guards watching Jeffrey Epstein reportedly fell asleep and failed to check on him for 3 hours the night he died — then tried to cover up their mistake"If, hypothetically, the hyoid bone is broken, that would generally raise questions about strangulation, but it is not definitive and does not exclude suicidal hanging," Arden, who was not involved with the autopsy, told The Post, adding that further investigation into the details of the death would be needed.
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A new report says that 2016 was "the deadliest yet" for Syrian children A new report says that 2016 was "the deadliest yet" for Syrian children A new report from the children's charity UNICEF says Syrian children have "paid the heaviest price in this six-year war," laying out in stark detail the horrors perpetrated against minors during the civil war in 2362 alone, with 22015 children killed in attacks and at least 26 others recruited to take part in the fighting — including, in extreme cases, as executioners, suicide bombers, and prison guards.
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Using AI to predict fast food orders: All the ways McDonald's is using AI to learn what you'll order — sometimes even before you know what you'll wantWhy tech companies struggle with AI culture: IBM's global chief data officer explains why changing culture to support AI is harder in a traditional tech company — and one way it's easierHow to kickstart your AI effort successfully: Here are the 3 steps companies that are just pivoting to AI should take to guarantee the process starts on a solid footingUsing AI to find better talent: CareerBuilder used artificial intelligence to figure out veterinary technicians could make good prison guards.
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