Case Study Of Inmate Paulson's Failure To Lock Down

On 10/18/2016, at approximately 1840 hours, at the Durango Jail located at 3225 West Gibson Lane Phoenix, AZ 85009, upon working in Durango 8 Control, I noticed that the majority of the inmates in the housing unit were gathering around A-row for what appeared to be a fight. I notified my partner Officer Carroll B2173 that there was a fight going on in A-row. Officer Carroll then made a radio call to Security Control for additional officers and placed Inmate (S1) Meyers, Donald T281833 and Inmate (S2) Carter, Clay T310426 in handcuffs until additional Officers arrived. Durango 8 was called code 4 at approximately 1842 hours.

Seconds later Inmate Kautz (S1) then pulls Inmate Brodsky (V1) by the back of his shirt in an attempt to choke him. At 1856 hours, Inmate Martin, Jason T331825 (S2) then steps in front of the camera view as Inmate Kautz (S1) again pulls on the back of Inmate Brodsky (V1) shirt in an attempt to choke him and pin him against the table again while Inmate Martin (S2) talked to him. Seconds later Inmate Kautz (S1) releases Inmate Brodsky (V1) and he walked to the restroom and took off his shirt. During that time period Inmate Brodsky (V1) walked to A-Pods door and I told him to head to the table in the multipurpose

This article discusses the issues about the use of restraints toward the inmates in the federal penitentiary in Lewisburg Pennsylvania. The article goes on into the story of Sebastian Richardson and how refused to have a cell mate that he saw as threating and potently dangerous based on his nickname “Bam Bam” and “The Prophet”. The two would have had to share a cell no larger than a parking space says the article. Richardson refused to accept “The Prophet” as a new call mate, and then was taken out of his cell thirty minutes later was taken to the laundry room and stripped and put in paper clothes and shackles. Richardson also, stated that one of the guards left a window open while he was restrained to freeze him on purpose, and also that

This email serves as a high alert notification for all personnel assigned to 8NE; and, supervisors responsible for overseeing this area. Inmate Kurt Higgins (18 years old) was booked in today on (F) Obstruction of Officer for assaulting a female officer at Metro RYCD. Higgins has a lengthy record demonstrating violate behavior and a strong affiliation with the gang “Down with Where”, he has also considered an escape risk. Due to his past and present violate behavior he is considered a “TWO MAN RULE” please use extreme precautions and the following protocol should take place whenever Higgins needs to leave the floor.

Saturday July 2, 2016 at approximately 1135 a.m. to 1200 p.m. Patient Prisoner Daniel Sparber in 5C Room-521

Inmate Asad stated, "I was sitting at the table reading when I was approached by him and told to go to cell 16 so he could talk to me. I told him I was busy and if he wanted to talk he could come see me in my room." When asked if he knew who it was that wanted to talk to him he stated, "I don't know who he is." Inmate Asad stated "When I was done praying I went back to my room and he was in there, he then pushed me into the wall and began to hit me in my head with his fist. He was trying to make me box." When asked if he has ever had any problems with Inmate Robinson in the past he stated, “This is the second time we have had issues. I am not safe in there please move me." At that time I asked Inmate Asad if he would like to go to Administrative Segregation he stated "Yes." Inmate Asad was given an Administrative Segregation placement form and at 1710 hours Inmate Asad was placed back in the holding tank to await

The nurse arrived, administered two shots, and then left. Deputy Staton and I exited the cell without issue. Inmate Spradlin was un-cuffed and his water was turned off. Inmate Spradlin was later placed in the chair at 1622 hours and removed at 1825 hours. This concludes this

Mr. White stated that he was assaulted by the Port Authority Police Officer, however, the Police Officer stated that Patient Prisoner Darryl White picked up a hospital phone to make a call which is against Police Procedures for a Prisoner in Police Custody to make an outside call. As he removed the phone from Mr. White, the patient intentionally disconnected his ivy line.

I received inmate now known to me as COOMES, Brian 116699 unsentenced through reception by escorting officer Senior Correctional Officer Wendy Wu. Miss Wu said to me ‘he’s been refused bail and has been threatening me and the other officers’. I escorted COOMES to reception room holding cell 1 where Senior Correctional Officer Geoff Newcombe and Correctional Officer John Tillot were waiting to conduct a strip search. I was delegated to lead the strip search with Mr Newcombe as observer and Mr Tillot recording the search on Sony hand held camera 3 and DVD-R Number 214. During

Should the government ban the use of solitary confinement for juvenile offenders?The goals and aims of the criminal justice system were greatly reformed in America, largely because of religion. Originally, the criminal justice system had one of two goals-torture or deterrence. This form of punishment has also been used in juvenile detention centers. Emotional perspective taking involves people’s attempts to estimate the attitudes, preferences, and behaviors of other people who are in different emotional situations. We propose a dual judgment model in which perspective takers first predict what their own reactions would be to different emotional situations, and, second, adjust these self-predictions to accommodate perceived differences between

On August 28, 2015 at approximately 0325 hours, Security Operations Center (SOC) radioed East Orlando Officers regarding a patient assist in the Emergency Department room 30. Upon, arrival I met with Nurse Jon Jose who stated that patient, Heather Locklear (FIN: 70596879) was discharged but refusing to leave. According to nursing staff patient wanted to stay in the room till 0600 hours. I went inside the room and speak to the patient. She stated that she was waiting for a bus pass. Upon receiving the bus pass from nursing staff, patient agreed to leave without incident. At approximately 0330 hours I escorted patient outside the building where Officer Lourdes and I observed patient left premises without incident. Security did not have to go

At the above date at 1905 hours, Officer Johnston and I responded back to holding cell 09 due to inmate Chrivia, Corey Alexander (A-15713) wetting toilet paper and covering the jail surveillance security camera. When I opened the cell door and entered the cell inmate Chrivia was standing in the corner of the cell facing the phone mounted on the wall. Down by inmate Chrivia’s feet was a bunch of toilet paper he had soaked with water and was using it to cover the camera. Not to put myself in awkward position I grabbed inmate Chrivia by left bicep as I knelt down to remove the excess toilet paper. Inmate

On 08/16/2015 at approximately 9:30 AM, I Officer Ponce was assigned as the east side front lobby Officer, when I came in contact with Mr. Michael D. Gordon, DOB 09/07/1979, W/M, from 121-09 85th Avenue, Kew Gardens, NY 11415. Mr. Gordon arrived around the time the processing of inmates’ visitors stops due to count. Mr. Gordon demanded to be giving some “professional courtesy” and be processing in, due to the fact that his step father is a BOP instructor in Glynco, GA. I advised Mr. Gordon that there was nothing I could do, because the processing of visitors stopped already. Mr. Gordon became very irate, loud and stated “My stepfather train you guys and you can’t do that for me”. I stated “No”. At this time, Ms. Gordon asked Officer Martinez, who was assigned as east escort officer to inspect her diaper bag to see if she could bring the items in there.

The goals are for inmates to work on behavioral skills to which will help curve the need for the usage of the drug within the facility and also after release. Other goals are derived from the inmate's ability to work on their own personal problems such as family issues that could have been unsolved or problems brought on due the inmates drug usage, vocational/educational issues pertaining to an inmate's wish to go back or complete their education since the usage of drugs brought a wedge between that leading to the inmate's incarceration. Inmate’s will also work on confronting their criminal thinking thought process to keep the negative thoughts over take the positive thoughts. A relapse prevention will be an intertwined goal set for inmate’s

With this particular case there are many different ways that should/need to be approached in order for the total outcome to be beneficial for the individual who has been abused. As for the man who abused this woman, there would need to be serious documentation. Writing each and every detail and sentences that this man has said is extremely important that way his initial store does not get altered along the way. Once all of the documentation is taken place then you would proceed with the procedures that lead to a hearing at a court house. In this case, this individual was found guilty so therefore he would be doing jail time. While he is in jail, different groups that are offered within the jail are always an option for this man.