Each type of tactical breaching has its pros and cons pertaining to its use in the correctional environment
From policy development to ongoing training, here's how to develop an effective correctional emergency response team
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Panelists will review the training required for officers to manage custody transitions, as well as highlight strategies to improve safety during this process
The video shows the struggle between inmates and officers attempting to use a flashbang
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It is important for institutions to understand the various aid external partners may or may not be able to provide
If you serve on a correctional emergency response team, these gloves offer the comfort, dexterity and protection you need to stay safe
In order to function properly during emergency situations, we must get to know and work with all agencies in our criminal justice system
The mass evacuations of several Texas prisons after catastrophic flooding from Hurricane Harvey is a reminder of the necessity of emergency planning
The dogs train for emergency calls, contraband detection and locating escaped inmates among other security measures at the prisons
All of the town's firetrucks and the entire police department responded to the scene to assist
Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ selection of General Mark S. Inch as the director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons is excellent news for corrections
Anthony Gangi sits down with Gary Cornelius and discusses his new book
Correctional breachers know hardened prison structures require mechanical tools that are not often used in the residential breaching world
24 men and 12 women are currently a part of the program
Incident was the third disturbance at the prison since January
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