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Corrections staff member dies at Christchurch Men s Prison

Corrections staff member dies at Christchurch Men s Prison 8 Apr, 2021 01:29 AM 2 minutes to read A staff member at Christchurch Men s Prison died suddenly while on site on Wednesday. Photo / Supplied A staff member at Christchurch Men s Prison died suddenly while on site on Wednesday. Photo / Supplied A staff member at Christchurch Men s Prison died suddenly while on site yesterday. Stuff reported a guard died while undertaking the physical readiness assessment (PRA). Chief custodial officer Neil Beales said it happened after a suspected medical event. Read More Advertisement Beale said a decision was made to temporarily suspend the PRA while inquiries are made.

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Christchurch prison inmate s death not deemed suspicious, referred to coroner

Christchurch prison inmate s death not deemed suspicious, referred to coroner
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Prison Violence Out Of Control On Labour s Watch

Sunday, 14 March 2021, 2:53 pm The number of prisoner assaults on corrections officers has skyrocketed in recent years with more than 2000 incidents taking place on the Labour Government’s watch, National’s Corrections spokesperson Simeon Brown says. Figures released to National show the year to June 2020 was a stand-out with 889 assaults. This is a 92 per cent increase on year to June 2017 – the last full financial year of the previous National Government – when there were 463 assaults. Data from the first seven months of the year to June 2021 suggest we are on track for a similar or greater number of assaults on corrections officers, Mr Brown says.

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auckland scoop co nz » Prison Violence Out Of Control On Labour s Watch

Press Release – New Zealand National Party The number of prisoner assaults on corrections officers has skyrocketed in recent years with more than 2000 incidents taking place on the Labour Government’s watch, National’s Corrections spokesperson Simeon Brown says. Figures released to National show the year to June 2020 was a stand-out with 889 assaults. This is a 92 per cent increase on year to June 2017 – the last full financial year of the previous National Government – when there were 463 assaults. Data from the first seven months of the year to June 2021 suggest we are on track for a similar or greater number of assaults on corrections officers, Mr Brown says.

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Calls for prison discipline overhaul amid increase in assaults on Corrections staff

The percentage of assaults caused by gang members or affiliates was 58 per cent in the most recent financial year. Union boss Alan Whitely, president of the Corrections Association of New Zealand, said the Corrections Regulations 2005 legislation should be overhauled. He blamed a “softer approach”, and said a lack of discipline in prisons was behind the increasing assaults. MARTIN DE RUYTER/Stuff Alan Whitely says a lack of discipline in prisons is to blame for the increasing assaults on guards. Whitely said Corrections staffers were afraid to properly discipline prisoners for fear of being investigated or disciplined themselves, and that there weren t enough adjudicators for the country’s prisons, meaning internal charges often came to nothing.

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