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The Corrections topic covers the duties performed by Sheriff’s Departments and other police agencies that straddle the line between patrolling the streets and guarding inmates in correctional facilities, county lock-ups, prisons, jails, and courthouses. The stories, tips and expert opinions in this section touch on all things related to barbed-wire fences, cells and people who’ve been convicted of crimes.
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Charges filed against man in Nevada killing spree

Charges filed against man in Nevada killing spree

Jeremiah Bean was arraigned Thursday on 19 counts, including first-degree murder, arson and burglary - Full Story

News

Chicago man arrested for sexually abusing peacock

Chicago man arrested for sexually abusing peacock

The man was already being investigated for indecent solicitation of a child; he's in jail on $10k bond - Full Story

Tips

Video: Positions of disadvantage: The guard position

In this video tactical tip — the first in a series of three tips related to working from positions... - Full Story Secure - Law Enforcement Only

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NYC jury convicts man of murder in officer's death

NYC jury convicts man of murder in officer's death

Lamont Pride was found guilty of second-degree murder on Monday but acquitted of the most serious charge, alleging he intentionally killed the officer. (AP Image) Could face 25 years to life

Videos

Suspect cries 'you have the wrong guy'

Suspected arrested for a murder committed two years ago claims he was sought based purely on rumors, and that he's innocent

Columns

Day off turned standoff: Fla. officer stops gunman after shooting Hayley Hudson - Stories from the Beat

Day off turned standoff: Fla. officer stops gunman after shooting

Dual-certified corrections and law enforcement officer was relaxing in her living room when she heard gunfire - Full Story

Columns

Strip search ruling: Court verdict explained Joanne Eldridge - The Justice Report

Strip search ruling: Court verdict explained

In addition to detecting contraband, close visual inspections of detainees before their admission permit the identification of any communicable diseases as well as gang affiliations - Full Story



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Corrections Columnists

Behind the Bars Behind the Bars
with John Stanley
10-8: Life on the Line 10-8: Life on the Line
with Charles Remsberg