Officials cite salary increases for new COs and differential pay as reasons for increased interest in corrections careers
The American Rescue Plan funds allocation will provide every CO with a panic button-equipped portable radio
Union says the plan to close the Larch Corrections Center "will harm workers, incarcerated individuals and their families"
The contraband seizure is part of an ongoing Texas Department of Criminal Justice search of facilities in the state
There is bi-partisan agreement that the BoP "needs significantly more funding" for staffing and addressing a $2 billion maintenance backlog
The 2-week manhunt ended with the help of burglar alarm response, thermal imaging cameras and a Border Patrol K-9 named Yoda
Jail staff will show visitors the booking area, administration offices, housing units and the jail kitchen
The German Shorthaired Pointers and their handlers will detect drugs in Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office jails and courthouse holding areas
Danelo Cavalcante — still armed with a rifle — tried to evade capture by crawling through thick underbrush but was bitten by a K-9
Package of proposed bills would improve conditions and security at jails for the benefit of staff, inmates and the public
Anthony “Jack” Sully, 79, died of natural causes at a medical facility outside of the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center
Abu Hamza, a former imam featured on the "Preachers of Hate" series, is serving a life sentence on charges of terrorism and kidnapping
Officials say state police are authorized to use deadly force if Cavalcante isn’t actively surrendering
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While awaiting sentencing of 10 years to life, David Lettieri has filed 51 lawsuits since November engaging "in a pattern of abuse of the judicial process"
Recent escapes in county jails have representatives increasingly concerned about security and punishing escapees
Dan Spaeth, 22, was killed in "what appears to be a senseless act of violence" as he attempted to slow vehicle traffic for deer crossing the road
Officials vow to "aggressively continue" the search for the escaped murderer and are confident the fugitive will be captured
Along with fall freshmen all over the country, adults in custody at USP Atlanta were officially admitted and began their first semester of collegiate courses
The test will run Oct. 4 at 2:20 p.m. ET to TVs, radios and cell phones
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