Eight correctional officers at FCI Dublin have been charged. The U.S. inspector general said there was a “culture of sexual abuse” of female inmates.

  • @SalamendaciousOP
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    61 year ago

    Playing devil’s advocate. What would your solution be if they couldn’t hire enough female guards?

      • @SalamendaciousOP
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        21 year ago

        That would be wonderful. I just don’t know how we make that happen.

    • girlfreddy
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      Hire more female guards.

      There is no way there wouldn’t be enough unemployed or underpaid women who wouldn’t work in a women’s jail as a guard, if for no other reason than the pay is far better than working at some burger joint for peanuts.

      • @SalamendaciousOP
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        61 year ago

        Those jobs exist right now though. There’s a national shortage of corrections officers. What’s keeping women from those jobs right now?

        • girlfreddy
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          Women can’t (and shouldn’t) work as guards in male prisons … so that’s part of the problem.

          The other part is America’s whole gd judicial system is a clusterfuck, from manditory sentencing to outrageous bail, from falling-down jails to privatization of said prisons.

          The whole system needs to get pulled into the 21st century.

          So yes, you’re right, there is a problem with staffing levels. But to keep on-keeping on without radically changing anything/everything is stupid … and insane.

          • @SalamendaciousOP
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            31 year ago

            Women 100% work in men’s prisons. One of the things that led to women getting hired in men’s prisons was a shortage of men who wanted to work as a prison guard.

        • @utopianfiat
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          71 year ago

          Not sure why you’re being downvoted, a lot of former prison guards feel the same

          • @SalamendaciousOP
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            Risk of suicide among prison guards is 39% higher than the national average

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