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Tier Talk: How do you cultivate an informant?

Anthony Gangi discusses the delicate professional relationship between an informant and an officer

March 16, 2018 02:27 PM • 
Tier Talk

In this episode of Tier Talk, Anthony Gangi discusses the importance of having informants. Should an inmate be rewarded for information? That is a question that has been highly debated. Can rewarding the informant lead to false information? Listen in as Anthony Gangi discusses the delicate professional relationship between an informant and an officer.

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Tier Talk, hosted by Corrections1 columnist Anthony Gangi, features interviews with industry experts, conversations about hot topics and pressing issues, and offers lessons to new staff and old about the evolving and ever-changing field of corrections.