by Stephanie Flanagan | Mar 5, 2020 | Mid-Hudson Region, News from the Field, Public Relations
Two Inmates Also Revived with Narcan Naponach, NY – Drugs and a scalpel were seized at Ulster Correctional Facility during searches conducted by staff as contraband continues to be a large issue for prisons statewide. • On Wednesday, February 26, an officer was...
by Stephanie Flanagan | Mar 4, 2020 | News from the Field, Northern Region, Public Relations
One Woman Hid Drugs in Her Wig Ogdensburg, NY – Two woman were arrested this past weekend for attempting to smuggle drugs into inmates at Ogdensburg and Bare Hill Correctional Facilities. The first incident occurred on Saturday, February 29, at approximately 8: 00...
by Stephanie Flanagan | Feb 28, 2020 | Central Region, News from the Field, Public Relations
Two Inmates Need to be Revived With Narcan Gouverneur, NY – Earlier this week Assemblyman Mark Walczyk and NYSCOPBA called on DOCCS to implement the Secure Vendor Program to help stem the flow of drugs getting into correctional facilities throughout the state. Since...
by khebert | Feb 25, 2020 | News from the Field, Northern Region, Public Relations
Ogdensburg , NY – As contraband continues to flow into correctional facilities across the state, NYSCOPBA was joined by Assemblyman Mark Walczyk in calling on DOCCS to implement the Secure Vendor Program to stem the flow of drugs getting into facilities. Full Press...
by khebert | Feb 24, 2020 | News from the Field, Public Relations, Southern Region
Bedford Hills, NY – Two correction officers were struck by a brown liquid that was thrown by an inmate from her cell while the officers were escorting another inmate at the maximum security female prison.Full Press Release
by Stephanie Flanagan | Feb 22, 2020 | News from the Field, Public Relations, Western Region
Two Men Arrested Attempting to Smuggle Drugs to Inmates Willard, NY – Two men were arrested for misdemeanor drug possession and promoting prison contraband after a K9 alerted to them while they were at the drug treatment campus to visit an inmate. The first incident...
