Guard held hostage in detention ctr, facility on lockdown.

[powderman]

   
Guard held hostage in detention ctr, facility on lockdown.
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https://www.foxnews.com/us/oklahoma-corrections-officer-taken-hostage-in-detention-center-facility-on-lockdown

Oklahoma corrections officer taken to hospital after being held hostage, inmate shot and killed
Oklahoma County Detention Center is on lockdown
By Caitlin McFall | Fox News


Fox News Flash top headlines for March 27
An Oklahoma City corrections officer has been taken to the hospital after being held hostage on the 10th floor of the Oklahoma County Detention Center, Saturday.

Officials confirmed with Fox News that one of the inmates holding the corrections officer hostage was shot and killed by Oklahoma City Police officers.

Lt. Wayland Cubit with the Oklahoma City Police Department said the officer had been taken to the hospital for treatment, but could not confirm the extent to any injuries the former hostage had sustained.


The officer is believed to have been giving medication to an inmate when he was attacked, tied up, and his keys taken away from him, according to local reporting by News 9.


In a series of videos filmed by one of the perpetrators holding the officer hostage, another man talks to the camera while watching over his shoulder.

"We can’t take showers," the inmate on camera is heard saying above shouts coming from the floor below.


In another video, the man filming the incident is heard explaining the officer "Ain’t got nothing to do with this. He just so happens to be a product of the situation."


Though the officer appears to be unharmed, at one point the on-camera inmate paces back and forth before coming to resting position next to the officer, and placing an unidentifiable object on the back of his neck.


Officers appeared to be monitoring the situation from the floor below.


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The detention center has not yet responded to Fox News' questions regarding the inmates or officer.

[ironglows]

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    Being a corrections officer is a tougher job than many people realize.  Police have it tough, having to deal with criminals, perhaps as much as 2-3 times in one shift, depending upon the neighborhood..  COs deal with nothing but criminals, on every shift.

  A CO has to remember when dealing with such people, to be decent and polite as much as possible, but no matter how sincere they seem to be..don't trust them fully...because the criminal mind can concoct elaborate schemes.

  On trick they very often try, is to be nice to the CO, curry their favor..then ask them to bring them some very mild type of contraband..a favorite cigarette, perhaps.

  A CO need only fall for that just once...then the inmate has him 'over a barrel"!  They are born plotters..

  Those condemned to life or a couple lifetimes, are especially dangerous, because they have nothing to lose.

[Ranger99]

I know several prison guards.
They've all been attacked more than once,
one stabbed with a section of broken florescent
tube, one stabbed at with a screwdriver, the
same one slashed at with a trazor.
All have been dashed with pee or poop, some
with both.
It's a tough job.  Most of the guests are animals
and act it daily

[ironglows]

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  Things found in prison shake downs...

 https://www.ajc.com/news/crime--law/homemade-weapons-gallons-homemade-liquor-found-prison/K33m7cKu3DGhOF90GuAVhN/

[Ranger99]

From what they tell me, there's not
as much alcohol as there is dope
brought in by the rectum full, and
up visiting girlfriend's woman parts.
I bet the cellphones are rough to
walk with

[ironglows]

From what they tell me, there's not
as much alcohol as there is dope
brought in by the rectum full, and
up visiting girlfriend's woman parts.
I bet the cellphones are rough to
walk with

  That's small change, check these out! 

  https://www.kwtx.com/content/news/Waco-woman-who-hid-gun-in-her-(censored word)-gets-probation-in-drug-case-429770393.html

   https://metro.co.uk/2018/04/28/woman-forced-loaded-gun-into-her-(censored word)-to-hide-it-from-police-7505218/