by khebert | Jul 24, 2019 | Mid-Hudson Region, News from the Field
Ulster Correctional Facility 7/12/19 On the above date at approximately 1614 hrs. while inmate Blake, E 15R2781 was being processed after being received as a parole violator, he became disruptive in the hallway. A Correction Officer ordered the inmate to cease his...
by Stephanie Flanagan | Jul 19, 2019 | News from the Field, Public Relations, Western Region
Proceeds Benefit Variety Club of Buffalo Albion, NY – The seventh annual Orleans Correctional Facility Charity Golf Tournament was held on Monday, July 15 at Chestnut Hill Country Club and raised over $15,000 for the Variety Club of Buffalo. Over 200 golfers,...
by khebert | Jul 8, 2019 | Central Region, News from the Field, Public Relations
Rome , NY – An alert officer processing mailed packages noticed something wrong with the tax stamp on several packages of cigarettes that led her to discover several bundles of Suboxone strips hidden inside the cigarette box flap at the medium security facility. Full...
by khebert | Jul 5, 2019 | News from the Field, Western Region
Officer attempted to counsel an inmate in the housing unit B-S-6. The I/M struck the CO in the chest with his left shoulder and raised his right hand in an attempt to strike the officer. Utilizing body holds the officer and the I/M fell to the ground where the I/M...
by khebert | Jul 4, 2019 | News from the Field, Western Region
Officers observed I/M standing near the visit room entrance, yelling loudly, demanding to speak to a sergeant. Officers gave the I/M direct orders to stop yelling in the visit room and that a sergeant would be notified. The I/M yelled at the officers and told them...
by Stephanie Flanagan | Jul 3, 2019 | Mid-Hudson Region, News from the Field, Public Relations
Two K9 Searches Net Marijuana & Cocaine Beekman, NY – K9’s alerted to two visitors last week that were allegedly carrying drugs to transfer to inmates during visits at the maximum security prison. On Friday, June 28, at approximately 8:55 a.m. a K9 and his handler...
