By C1 Staff
Oz. Prison Break. Orange is the New Black.
This only scratches the surface of prison shows that have a difficult time accurately portraying corrections officers.
We asked our fans on Facebook to share some inaccuracies they’ve seen while watching a TV show or prison movie. Here are some of their responses.
Don’t see an error you’ve noticed? Add yours in the comment section.
“That actors get paid more than the people who actually do the job.” – Miran Karac
“Everyone always asks if I carry a gun and get all surprised when I say no.” – Reyes Leon
“Biggest misconception is that inmates do what they’re supposed to do.” – Leioolfr Grimr
“That you can say whatever you want to inmates; complete opposite. Even telling one to shut up can get you fired.” – Kevin Rieker
“Being labeled ‘prison guard,’ instead of correctional officers.” – Timothy Noecker
“We’re often portrayed as bad guys and bullies. The only Hollywood movie that does us any justice at all is ‘The Green Mile.’” – Archangel Michael
“That working in a female prison is nasty. Men are much cleaner.” – Lisa Karma Cayout
“That people get stabbed every day.” – Alan Stacy
“Every shift is a nonstop fight/assault. In reality, that’s only .1% of your time.” – James Campbell
“You only work 8 hours…” – Jimmie Mixon-Mosley
“Outside of the obvious issues, nobody has to do paperwork? You never see them doing logs or handing out requests or grievances.” – Tim Robinson