Charles Morgan

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How correctional officers can protect themselves from disease transmission
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Catching a deadly disease is one danger faced by officers in a correctional setting; here are some tips on how to best avoid this
Focus on 3 areas to win any fight
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Combat is made up of multiple elements; the more you expose yourself to, the more you stand a better chance of winning in any scenario
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Why you should keep talking when an offender attacks you
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Talking through a fight can help you catch the aggressive offender off guard and allow you to gain the upper hand
Suicide prevention: We have to talk to each other
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You can know suicide prevention left and right, and still not see the suicide of a loved one coming; this is why we have to dig deeper in conversations
Getting inside a mentally disturbed inmate's head
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Allowing an inmate to believe that you see the world in the same way he does can make the inmate more manageable and less violent to both you and other staff members
Trusting inmates has harsh consequences
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Inmates by nature are generally narcissistic, so they will act in their own best interest