Prisoner Transport
The Prisoner Transport topic area gives COs the training and tools they need to safely complete the unique mission of transporting an inmate from one facility to another. The task can be one of the most dangerous periods of time for the officers charged with that duty, as subjects often see the ride as their last, best chance for escape.
The Minnesota Department of Corrections mandate said the Hennepin County jail doesn’t have enough staff on duty and that it isn’t checking on inmates as often as it should
Corrections leaders praise the Stun-Cuff Dual Cuff Model as a critical tool for maintaining control over uncooperative inmates, offering a safe and effective alternative to traditional shackling
From body cameras to healthcare access, the new year will bring key policy shifts to improve corrections operations
Data tracking system now offered with less lethal device
Discussions focusing on individual cases
Transfer leaves 183 left in Guantanamo
No indication that Gitmo. prisoners won’t be sent there in letter
By expanding space, prison will cut costs by not shipping out the juveniles
Hasan will be housed in a cell at the Bell County Jail medical unit
Spain took the first and will accept up to 5 while Albania took 3
Gov. Granholm wants to cut more than $130 mil from budget
Tactics for securing the hospital environment efficiently every time
Authorities say inmate’s death in his cell at state prison was “untimely”
Wis. murder suspect stabbed officer on bathroom break then stole van
400 female inmates will be transfered after allegations of sexual misconduct by male officers
Mel Gibson’s new film will be set in Veracruz prison