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Dear C1 Member,

We're happy to bring you complete, exclusive coverage of this year's Mock Prison Riot, held May 3-6 at the decomissioned penitentiary in Moundsville, W.V.

Today's eNews features some of the news, sights and sounds from the 2009 Mock Prison Riot, including videos from some of the riot scenarios and Riot presenter Dr. Bruce Bayley's take on ethics training in modern times. For complete coverage, visit the Mock Prison Riot 2009 Special Section, and check back throughout the next two weeks for more.

— Luke Whyte, CorrectionsOne Editor

Improving your ethics training for the 21st century

By Dr. Bruce Bayley, CorrectionsOne contributor

Ethics… when most officers hear that word, the hair on the back of their neck stands up — visions of Internal Affairs, departmental sanctions, and lengthy lawsuits racing through their heads.

Ethical behavior, however, is the foundation of any professional organization and as such, should be a re-occurring theme in every departmental training program ... Full Story

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Why you should consider attending the Mock Prison Riot

An ethical foundation: Retraining from a correctional perspective

CorrectionsOne videos from the Mock Prison Riot

Action montage from the Mock Prison Riot	Dining Hall riot with FBOP Hazelton, W.V.

More scenario videos:

Broken down transport bus

Cell block disturbance

Yard disturbance

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53 inmates freed in Mexico prison break; inside job, officials say

Soldiers patrol outside Cieneguillas state prison in Mexico, Saturday, May 16. (AP photo)

MEXICO CITY — It took just minutes. Not a shot was fired. And by Sunday, authorities were sure it was an inside job.

Suspected drug traffickers swept into the prison in Zacatecas state Saturday and freed 53 inmates. Many of the escapees were cartel gunmen.

"It is clear to us that this was perfectly planned" and that guards were bought off, Garcia said ... Full Story

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Years after getaway, Va. escapee caught in Ga.

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Useful techniques for surviving budget reductions

By Robert Hood

In light of our Mock Prison Riot product showcase report, CorrectionsOne asked General Electric (G.E.)'s National Security Specialist to the Corrections Division, Robert Hood, for advice on making purchase decisions in tight times. Hood has 35-years of experience working in correctional facilities, including time spent as the warden of the Supermax prison in Florence, Colorado ... Full Tip

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Forum Post of the Week	Comment of the Week
Try different scenarios of things that have happened in the past. Also, take stuff like # of inmates, room size, hostages, etc. into consideration. Find out where your staff lacks knowledge by walking up and asking "What would you do if......" you might be surprised at the answers you get. I hope this helps. —COSteinhart	What a bunch of BS! I'm sorry to hear that this man died. But we've discussed this on this site- it is simply not possible to prevent every in-custody suicide... —Skinnerian
Posted in response to In need of detention training scenarios	Posted in response to Settlement in 'Naked Guy' suicide

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