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Department of Corrections yanks all 3,000 body cameras after one ignites injuring officer - Vimarsana News

Department of Corrections yanks all 3,000 body cameras after one ignites injuring officer

The captain’s body camera caught on fire Friday, prompting unions to ask for a full safety review, officials said.

Source: yahoo.com
Department of Corrections yanks all 3,000 body cameras after one ignites injuring officer - Vimarsana News

Department of Corrections yanks all 3,000 body cameras after one ignites injuring officer

The captain’s body camera caught on fire Friday, prompting unions to ask for a full safety review, officials said.

Source: nypost.com
NYC jails solitary ban plan brings City Hall steps protest clash - Vimarsana News

NYC jails solitary ban plan brings City Hall steps protest clash

“We live in the City of New York with a bunch of left-wing liberals who think that it’s okay for correction officers to be assaulted, and inmates to be rewarded,” said Correction Captains’ Association President Patrick Ferraiuolo. But the proposed solitary confinement ban has enough City Council support to become law.

Adams defends lifting vaccine mandate for athletes as labor unions cry hypocrisy - Vimarsana News

Adams defends lifting vaccine mandate for athletes as labor unions cry hypocrisy

Labor leaders were furious by what they viewed as a special carveout for sports stars.

Time's Up for Reform-Minded NYC Jails Boss Who Clashed With Unions: Sources - Vimarsana News

Time's Up for Reform-Minded NYC Jails Boss Who Clashed With Unions: Sources

Correction Commissioner Vincent Schiraldi took the job running chaotic Rikers Island and other lockups in May hoping he would last beyond the de Blasio administration to see his policy changes through. But Mayor-elect Adams is replacing him.