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State lawmakers are sounding the alarm about dangers building within the Florida Department of Corrections (FDC), with prisons understaffed and overcrowded. As the state focuses on increasing correctional officer pay, there is also a push to release some of the sick and elderly.

State lawmakers are sounding the alarm about dangers building within the Florida Department of Corrections (FDC), with prisons understaffed and overcrowded. As the state focuses on increasing correctional officer pay, there is also a push to release some of the sick and elderly.

SHAVE: What exactly happened? Why are these officers being charged?

SHAVE: What exactly happened? Why are these officers being charged?

SHAVE: What exactly happened? Why are these officers being charged?

Here. the sooner they act, they have enabled federal spending and the cause of inflation. the sooner they act, they will put out the fire. whatever corrections that will occur will be more modest. >> sandra: your take is the economy is strong. get out of the way and kill the bill? the federal reserve for its part and you are saying jay powell got this prong. -- wrong. they are focussed on the employment and not the inflation. now they have to focus on inflation. does it rein it in? >> i think th...

TUCSON (KVOA) - Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos warned members of the departments corrections staff to get vaccinated or face termination on Monday after the county reported hundreds of sheriff

The suspect is now behind bars.

The organization released “The Statehouse-to-Prison Pipeline” report Monday.

Despite the lowest incarcerated population in four decades, attacks on staff in New York correctional facilities reached an all-time high this year.