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IDOC defends policies in wake of attack that killed 1 CO, injured another

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Lt. Eugene Lasco's homicide marked the fourth fatal stabbing at Indiana State Prison since 2017

1 CO dead, 2nd injured in stabbing at Ind. State Prison

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Police said an inmate serving 130 years for a triple murder stabbed both COs in a common area of the prison

Why off-the-shelf cleaning products aren’t up to the task in corrections

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Briarwood Products, LLC

Wood, metal and hard plastic brooms and mops can easily be made into weapons – here’s why you need to look for tools made specifically for the correctional environment

Ill. deputy correctional officer dies on duty

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Mike Olino, 47, had worked at the Will County Jail since 2003

Death penalty trial date set in slaying of 2 Ga. COs

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Donnie Rowe and Ricky Dubose are charged with killing COs Christopher Monica and Curtis Billue while escaping from a prison bus in 2017

Autopsy: Mich. county sheriff's corporal was choked to death

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The autopsy of Cpl. Bryant Searcy notes that a surveillance video captured the altercation between him and an inmate

Inmate gets life sentence for 2018 murder of Minn. corrections officer

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Edward Muhammad Johnson acknowledged that he meant to kill Officer Joseph Gomm

COVID-19: A generational leadership crisis

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The deaths of fire, law enforcement, corrections and EMS leaders and personnel will have a decades-long impact on department operations, safety and capability

Inmate charged in slaying of Mich. county sheriff's corporal

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Cpl. Bryant Searcy was checking cell doors when he was attacked as he walked past one he thought was locked

Details emerge after Mich. sheriff's cpl. is attacked, slain by inmate

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The inmate suspected in the fatal assault had planned the attack in an attempt to escape

Mich. county sheriff's corporal dies after inmate assault at jail

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Cpl. Bryant Searcy was brutally attacked by a 28-year-old inmate; he leaves behind his wife and daughter

Lawsuit filed in Tenn. prison administrator's killing

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The lawsuit alleges the state and prison officials left Debra Johnson's home unsafe by failing to monitor her front door with cameras or use other security measures