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Alexander Maconochie Centre.
CAPSICUM spray was used to control an “aggressive” riot involving 28 inmates at the Alexander Maconochie Centre on Wednesday (May 12) night.
The spray was used on “one occasion” when the incident broke out, a spokesman for the Justice and Community Safety Directorate (JACS) said.
It’s understood one inmate was injured, according to sources from inside the prison.
Frustrations over covid visiting restrictions are believed to have started the melee.
The restrictions are said to ban close contact between inmates and visitors, meaning detainees haven’t held their children for over a year.
Whilst JACS denies the event was linked to visiting arrangements, the directorate said detainees are allowed one in person social visit each week from immediate family and kinship members, with up to two adults and two children visiting per session.
Inside the Alexander Maconochie Centre. Photo: Andrew Finch
LATEST government figures have proven that correctional officers that subdued a Canberra prison riot last year were left little more than sitting ducks
after training fell short of recommended standards.
The blame landed squarely on the feet of ACT Corrective Services operating under the Justice and Community Safety Directorate over failing to deliver all aspects of mandatory training outlined in the enterprise agreement for officers at Alexander Maconochie Centre.
But Minister for Corrections Mick Gentleman attributed a delay in training programs in 2020 to the pandemic after ACT Corrective Services had recommenced they only be conducted in a covid-safe way.