Under the Radar: Corrections hiding prison riots

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We here at TDB like to be first at pointing shit out, but in this never ending 24-7 news clusterfuck of a media environment we all live in, even we can slip up and miss something that should get more focus, so from time to time we’ll run Under the Radar News, things of note that escaped attention.

This week, Corrections are hiding prison riots.

The lesson from the Waikeria Prison riot was that the Prison management were lying to the Minister about how understaffed they were and how detrimental that was for the Prisoners living conditions, so we won’t know there is a problem inside the prisons until a riot explodes.

Lo and behold, Corrections are hiding the stats…

Prison riots: Corrections to centrally record squad deployments after Newstalk ZB investigation

The department in charge of New Zealand’s prisons is scrambling to find out how often specialist riot squads have been deployed to control inmates.

It comes after a Newstalk ZB investigation found Corrections was effectively running blind, despite staff responding to “extremely volatile” events, like riots and brawls.

Acting National Commissioner Leigh Marsh has confirmed there was no central record of when advanced control and restraint (ACR) teams had been sent out.

“Corrections acknowledges that recording deployments was an area that needed further development.”

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…the 501s are infiltrating Prisons, and I touched on this last week, a prison riot is brewing and Corrections will do everything to hide how corruption is fuelling that violence by hiding the existence of the violence in the first place.
When the next prison riot breaks out, let’s immediately seek out what it is Corrections are hiding to understand why it’s happening.

 

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8 COMMENTS

  1. Will Brierley be a 501. If not why not? He was released earlier this year because of his deteriorating health – he had a very short sentence for his crimes and should have been sent to Aotearoa once he was released.

  2. Let’s stop paying international business mobs for doing our jobs which we should tackle hands-on. The money goes from our purses, to NZ government, goes to administration and infrastructure and trying to repair some of the damage that a malfunctioning prison system causes, and the large part of the costs go into overseas hands either here, which they use to muck up the rest of our business efforts, or siphon off overseas. And to earn the money to pay these predating businesses specialising in the arts of handling and packaging humans, we keep cows in miserable conditions which if another country was doing, we would be loud in condemnation. We’re a bunch of right ones!

      • “we know who has their hands all over this”… Care to elucidate? If there is one thing I hate, it’s when people say “we all know” as if it’s an obvious fact.. I’ve found over the decades that this is nothing more than an attempt to make innuendo sound credible.. The old nudge nudge wink wink line.. Just say what you think and stop playacting as someone with inside knowledge.. It’s both annoying, and pretentious..

  3. Hopefully a long time until we get to the Ecuador prison scenario but we should bear in mind that the end is there!

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