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He was watched all the time by a prison guard.
Go out there and watch her like a prison guard?
The prison guard looked the two court officers up and down.
Among the 42 active cases were one prison guard and two health care workers.
Even the prison guards did not know who he was.
Then he saw that three of the men weren't prison guards.
The prison guards wrote a letter in support as well.
There were two prison guards on the other side of the security door.
Ask a prison guard what it's like to try and control half a dozen.
The prison guard went to some trouble to cover up the abuse.
"For one thing, we do not believe there is a drug problem among correction officers."
A Corrections officer's face came to life in the screen.
"This state is getting a deal when it comes to correction officers."
The city did not provide any material from correction officers.
I heard this story from one of the corrections officers.
In the same period, the number of correction officers has dropped to 10,673, from 11,077.
"The correction officers have not had a raise for three and a half years," he said.
We spend a whole weekend together in a room with no correction officers present.
This does not make a job of being a correction officer any easier.
"Then to turn around and put the person on the street again, where he needs to make 15 decisions without the correction officer there."
In fact several prison officers also have their hair cut by him.
After a few minutes the prison officers led him away.
I asked her how she would get the gear past the prison officers.
Then in September, the personal details of 5,000 prison officers were lost.
I went down into the pit with the prison medical officer.
Prison officers had been told that he was a suicide risk.
"They don't need to read the stock market prices," a prison officer said.
After the war he returned to Hampshire and became a prison officer.
A prison officer had appeared at the end of the corridor.
The prison officer was in his uniform and appeared to be about to go to work.
