Investigations
Investigations within correctional facilities are essential for uncovering misconduct, criminal activity, and policy violations. This directory provides articles and resources on conducting effective investigations, including evidence gathering, interviewing, and reporting techniques. Understanding the investigative process is crucial for maintaining integrity and safety within the facility. For more on related practices, visit our section on Escapes.
Delays in care, poor withdrawal monitoring and chronic understaffing remain key issues at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Albuquerque
Corrections officers and facility officials were accused of beating inmates during “forced extractions” in a high-security wing of the prison in 2021
Cortney Phillips was handed 10 doses of methadone, a drug used to treat addiction, that was intended for the woman who was supposed to be released
DOC Director Bryan Stirling did not say how they died or release any further information
The government’s prosecutors are threatening to bail out of Ken Paxton’s case unless they get paid
Spokeswoman JoEllen Smith said the agency is looking into identity theft monitoring services for the affected inmates
Police agencies across the country would likely solve cold cases if they entered finger and palm prints from older crimes into an upgraded national database
The new bill would make officers at the facility mandatory child abuse reporters
Prison officials say the killings aren’t related
Inmates staged a “dry run” protest to gauge the response of prison officials two weeks before the deadly uprising
The fight had to be broken up by multiple people
Officials have said the review will examine the immediate and underlying causes of the inmate uprising where four DOC staffers were held hostage and one was killed
The inmate attempted to write “God, please help me” on the jail walls in her own blood
The video shows five men standing inside a prison cell as they pledged loyalty to the notorious drug lord
Some employees claimed they were retaliated against when they reported problems
Police said two masked gunmen with assault-style rifles were looking to kill Demarlon Thomas
Along with free state labor, the audit alleges that Burl Cain used his position to help himself to a variety of benefits
Albert DeSalvo, who confessed to the murders, later recanted the story and was never indicted
The ACLU has filed a formal complaint asking the DOJ to investigate the overcrowded and overtaxed jails and prisons
Deputies say the CO failed to follow standard protocol when he didn’t put a spit mask on an inmate who spit in his face and on a nurse
Cecil McCrory said his lawyer didn’t adequately represent him in his money laundering case
Police are hoping someone can identify the two men and the car in the footage
The prison was subsequently closed and about 400 employees were laid off
Cecil McCrory says he is innocent and is asking for a jury trial
Dylann Roof’s lawyers have offered to plead guilty if federal prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty
The couple was shot Nov. 27 and the CO is still in critical condition
An article reported that black prisoners were punished at higher rates and subjected to solitary confinement more often than white inmates
A case of this magnitude, one that includes all of the nearly 25,000 disabled inmates in Alabama, is reportedly unprecedented in the state
Former inmates filed lawsuits at the federal courthouse after a rumor spread that anyone who had spent time in the overcrowded jail could get paid if they sue
Jeffrey Sterling was convicted last year after leaking details of a CIA mission to New York Times journalist James Risen
The librarian at the California Medical Facility said others have worn pro-Hillary shirts, but he was told to change
The defense is concerned about seating an impartial jury due to the lack of jurors who have not heard of the case. (AP File Photo)
Todd Kohlhepp made ominous comments about having trouble sleeping and how he would “know where people live”
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