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A captain and 10 corrections officers claimed nearly $229K in regular and overtime hours they didn't work by arriving late, leaving early or engaging in "no-show" shifts at Rikers Island, investigators say
Inmate Jon C. Blaylock, who killed corrections officer in 2005, accused ...
Former Rikers inmate named New York City corrections commissioner Mayor Zohran Mamdani appointed Stanley Richards to lead the Department of Correction, marking the first time a formerly incarcerated person will oversee the city’s jail system
The newest corrections graduates started their eight-week training in early February. At the academy, students receive hands-on training focused on physical drills, search procedures, CPR and first aid, de-escalation techniques and other skills, MDOC said.
Sgt. Marinus Jorgensen is a 25-year corrections veteran and certified use of force instructor. He has led the development of training programs designed exclusively for correctional officers and advocates for accountability, officer wellness and professional growth in the field.
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