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Court declares surgeon to be a “state actor” subject to federal civil rights law and rejects qualified immunity for her and two prison officials

The COs tasked with guarding Epstein were working overtime. One was working a fifth straight day of overtime. The other was working mandatory overtime

Researchers have identified four common sleep disturbances experienced by public safety personnel

Nyssa officer Joseph Johnson was shot while he was still in his vehicle after pulling the suspect over

In addition to his corrections work, reserve officer Joseph Johnson volunteered as a firefighter and contributed to his community as a private security officer

Matt Cate has dealt with two hunger strikes, a walloping cellphone epidemic, and a court-ordered realignment of more than 30,000 prisoners

The judge said the life sentences were the strongest he could impose

The offender, Kristopher Stapleston was arrested on public intoxication charges and was handcuffed and waiting to be processed at a city jail

We spoke with Buss before he resigned about his big reform plans for Florida prisons

Prosecutor Amarjeet Bhachu described him as a grizzled soldier of Chicago’s Outfit mob who could be heard laughing on wiretaps about once watching another mobster stuff body parts through a meat grinder