300 Florida National Guard members activated to state prisons

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  • Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2024

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  • @johnpoindexter6594
    @johnpoindexter6594 2 года назад +263

    The State of Florida DOC only pay is low, only $17.00 to $18.00 per hour to start, Costco and Walmart stockers get same without the risks or midnight shifts.
    Corrections Officer Certified rate of pay is $1,288.47 Bi-weekly or $33,500.22 Annually. WHO WOULD DO SUCH A DANGEROUS JOB FOR SUCH PAY?

    • @9latinumStudioz
      @9latinumStudioz 2 года назад +8

      & they get more on lockdowns - makes no sense 🤦

    • @a-listercrowley2737
      @a-listercrowley2737 2 года назад +11

      No stabby stab

    • @imo8249
      @imo8249 2 года назад

      How much is the retard management getting paid ?

    • @brownbarrett6842
      @brownbarrett6842 2 года назад +45

      That is insane. Thanks for adding that. I notice when talking about jobs reporter leave out the pay rate on purpose to make it seem like no one wants to work. When in reality you can get plenty of people to apply and do the job if the pay is right.
      The ice cream shops in NJ pay $17 an hour to teens and college kids but they want adults with families to risk their lives for the same price. Yet the news doesn’t think that part is important.

    • @lydastanz4417
      @lydastanz4417 2 года назад +6

      Check your facts. Pay increase to 20.00 starting plus hiring incentives

  • @j81111
    @j81111 2 года назад +136

    Aren't these prisons private for profit and if so, why are the taxpayers having to staff them instead of the people who run them?

    • @dariusgibbs583
      @dariusgibbs583 2 года назад +3

      Yes they are. The 3 rd largest prison system in the USA. They got to learn how to cut down judge's pay Headsheriff pay politics pay a hell of a lot chief of police. Stop using the army national guard for you fuckery.

    • @jenniferburleson537
      @jenniferburleson537 2 года назад +20

      Most Florida prisons are state run very few are private

    • @luciveushatfield8629
      @luciveushatfield8629 2 года назад +29

      Corruption at it's best

    • @robw7205
      @robw7205 2 года назад +8

      This is probably a precursor to privatization.

    • @coastallivingmississippi188
      @coastallivingmississippi188 2 года назад +1

      No Einstein the Florida prisons are ran by the state . Did you even watch the video ? The problem is they pay $10 an hour .

  • @imo8249
    @imo8249 2 года назад +50

    Direct result of hostile, adversarial, management creating a toxic work environment forcing employees to quit.

  • @bradkyle7149
    @bradkyle7149 2 года назад +105

    Maybe stop sending people to prison for nonviolent offences...sentencing reform

    • @dariusgibbs583
      @dariusgibbs583 2 года назад +15

      The reason they do that is to feed the system. Which is full of shit.

    • @ucf88cpa
      @ucf88cpa 2 года назад +10

      Serving 30 years for stealing 6 DVDs is ridiculous. $750k to incarcerate over a theft of $97. See the 12/16/21 Crisis in Corrections.

    • @dariusgibbs583
      @dariusgibbs583 2 года назад +4

      @@ucf88cpa over $97 let's see there is community service which it will be $3 per hour. They can pay $97 plus 45% interested on the stolen DVD. The state of Florida is stupid all around.

    • @kimberlybenton1286
      @kimberlybenton1286 2 года назад +2

      @@ucf88cpa agree it's all BS

    • @mitchelll3879
      @mitchelll3879 2 года назад

      @@dariusgibbs583 the state of Florida wants criminals off the streets.. doubtful they care to incarcerate a petty thief

  • @Lioness1499
    @Lioness1499 2 года назад +49

    Florida needs sentencing reform. Then stop housing inmates to make money. FLORIDA has NO parole system which is causing this problem. There must be some type of rotation system and rehabilitation program. Instead of the nation guard the federal government should take over the Florida system established a sentencing reform and parole system
    When prisons become a warehouses for Wall Street corporations to make money Instead of rehabilitation system this is what happens. The GEO Group makes millions from the state to opérate some of its facilities. Most of the money goes to Corporate Executives and DOC political checks and bonus.

    • @kim78737
      @kim78737 2 года назад +2

      You are so correct!

    • @talibabdullahwood3034
      @talibabdullahwood3034 Год назад +1

      Preach!!!!

    • @CandiceMMartinez
      @CandiceMMartinez Год назад +4

      So then don't do anything that will lead to prison.

    • @Lioness1499
      @Lioness1499 Год назад

      @@CandiceMMartinez For your information I have never done anything to land in prison. So mind your oen business. Last time I did ministry work in the prison system about 30 percent of the inmates were Hispanics Ms Martinez. Some with the same last name as yours. So, I suggest you save your instructions for your community. So, we can save my taxes dollars for feeding poor children and seniors citizens. Now set your butt down and keep your mouth shut. Cause I'm not the one who tolerate you people's BS. Now get to setting stepping.

    • @CN45475
      @CN45475 Год назад +1

      That’s what California did and they released all the .PDFiles

  • @johnnyperkins79
    @johnnyperkins79 2 года назад +42

    There's no rehabilitation in our prison systems! Either you have too much time for "programs " or not enough time . Also violent criminals are housed with non violent offenders which creates a predatory or an "eat or be eaten " situation. There should be a better classification process as well as a complete overhaul of our drug laws

    • @hirameberhardt8643
      @hirameberhardt8643 Год назад

      I saw a documentary on the prison system in Denmark...the rehab is cooking class to be a chef, teaching some inmates about the use of electronics in the music industry...job training. Plus the cells are betyer than some college dorms.

    • @CandiceMMartinez
      @CandiceMMartinez Год назад +1

      That makes too much sense

    • @richcook2007
      @richcook2007 Год назад

      The prison system is about revenge - Indiana CO.

    • @dplck8872
      @dplck8872 Год назад +1

      True I've been to Jax FL prison before it was shell

    • @DanielVil
      @DanielVil Год назад

      @@hirameberhardt8643if US prisons are like that ima be stealing all day everyday. The worst that can happen is me living in a nice college dorm. I guarantee that will be most people thinking too

  • @lindseywalker6925
    @lindseywalker6925 2 года назад +9

    Pay more. Pay more. Pay more. Pay more. Raise pay. Raise pay. Raise pay.

    • @benedictcumberbatch4275
      @benedictcumberbatch4275 5 дней назад

      It ain’t going to matter how much they raise the pay. Their world is going down either way.

  • @DboiTheSavage
    @DboiTheSavage 2 года назад +43

    To make up for their lack of state tax Florida over sentences and over incarcerates it's citizens. You can wind up serving years in prison alongside murders for multiple diving infarctions. The lack of guards is part of the problem, the abundance of prisoners is the real issue.

    • @Chad_Thundercock
      @Chad_Thundercock 2 года назад +1

      Simple solution - stop driving like an asshole.

  • @SonotCali
    @SonotCali Год назад +7

    I feel sorry and pray for the National Guard members who have to deal with this crap.

  • @s.rosesmith6525
    @s.rosesmith6525 Год назад +2

    I hope they treat prisoners better than prison guards. There is no reform, no education, no crafts, no training in construction, painting, plumbing, nor brick masonry etc. Nor electrical.

  • @jwlove66
    @jwlove66 2 года назад +33

    And over the next few years you'll see recruiting and retention dive among the national guard. ** Note, I was activated and in hospitals during the Delta surge.

    • @brianpringle5938
      @brianpringle5938 Год назад

      Then why is there a list of soldiers volunteering to come on orders for this assignment?

    • @benedictcumberbatch4275
      @benedictcumberbatch4275 5 дней назад

      There will be after they experience it for a bit

  • @bman7452
    @bman7452 2 года назад +12

    Great story…but this is such BS. No guardsman signed up,to be overworked in a prison. What a bargain for the State.

    • @kim78737
      @kim78737 2 года назад +1

      NG still makes a lot of money and paid living expenses.

  • @joshuastanton6731
    @joshuastanton6731 2 года назад +27

    This is not a reasonable deployment of troops.

    • @dariusgibbs583
      @dariusgibbs583 2 года назад +3

      Only thing is that they will have to pay them regular army pay and hazard pay. So more money they have to spend.

  • @shansmith6474
    @shansmith6474 2 года назад +19

    How bout less cops and prosecutors who are both more highly funded than social services or public defenders?

  • @altha-rf1et
    @altha-rf1et 2 года назад +25

    making them work 12 hour shifts is just wrong, they are over worked four 10 hour days but not 12 hour days

    • @ucf88cpa
      @ucf88cpa 2 года назад +5

      If you surveyed the staff at DOC before the mass exit last year, you would find that the majority of those employees wanted to stay on 12 hour shifts.
      Why?
      So they could have every other weekend off to spend with their families.
      So they didn’t come to work thinking they were working 8 hours and be told when it was time to leave they would be working 16.

    • @PhukYuPhagets
      @PhukYuPhagets Год назад

      I've been locked up in FL... Stop lying c.o's don't do shit but sit on they asses on their computers. They just get paid shitty down here in FL

    • @FranckyNoelma
      @FranckyNoelma Год назад

      @@ucf88cpa That's why I left. I was doing 17 hours shifts 3-4 times a week, and you still have to go back for the next day, which in reality just couple of hours. It impact my personal life negatively. Show up for 8:30 hrs, forced to stayed another 8:30 hrs, and that if they can find someone to relieved you of your duty.

  • @DavidGonzalez-nw4ww
    @DavidGonzalez-nw4ww Год назад +43

    The problem with corrections especially the State prisons is low pay horrible toxic work environment. Mandatory overtime the guard gets off the shift gets to last gate and is told to go back and work a double shift or they are fired. The supervisors treat the guards like crap and write them up for small infractions etc etc etc and no one wants to be outnumbered in a pod 30 to 1 or have human waste thrown on them by mentally unstable inmates

    • @commiesnzombies
      @commiesnzombies Год назад +3

      exactly right, 21 years of that job was enough for me

    • @robertswift8708
      @robertswift8708 Год назад

      Don't forget Co's are the scum of the earth.

    • @belinalug6928
      @belinalug6928 Год назад +1

      @@commiesnzombies Thanks for keeping us Americans safe, your the biggest hero out there.

    • @thetruthhurts131
      @thetruthhurts131 Год назад

      Exactly. I use to work Georgia corrections. Horrible pay. Now I work for Federal Corrections, triple the money

    • @monkeystrive7501
      @monkeystrive7501 Год назад

      Low paid mean there’s some corrupt guards there. The criminals paid them well than the government do.

  • @coniccinoc
    @coniccinoc 2 года назад +41

    High quality important journalism.
    Well done.
    This would be a better world if we had more of this as opposed to the low hanging fruit of politics.

  • @joekrebs964
    @joekrebs964 Год назад +11

    The national guard is for emergencies - not because states refuse enough to hire guards or taxpayers refuse to pay hire taxes.

    • @hihihi379
      @hihihi379 Год назад

      Emergencies like the pandemic, tornados, food shortages, shutdowns, they are at the prison instead of helping people.

  • @Dead_Again1313
    @Dead_Again1313 2 года назад +20

    " I joined the army to get out of prison time and the army sent me to a prison anyway"

    • @wilfordfootball79
      @wilfordfootball79 Год назад +1

      🤣💀damn are you serious 😭😭😭😭😳😳😳😳😳😳😳🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @MichelleJohnson-tg5lx
      @MichelleJohnson-tg5lx Год назад

      Those we're the days. some Guys appreciated the option and found a family.

  • @lenayoung1497
    @lenayoung1497 2 года назад +17

    Really you can't bandage a crushed system. Corruption corrupts. Life sentencing is out of control. Reform is needed.

    • @douglasdickshmeer9504
      @douglasdickshmeer9504 2 года назад

      Are you kidding? Some of this scum deserve it!

    • @CandiceMMartinez
      @CandiceMMartinez Год назад +3

      Don't kill people and you won't have to worry about a life sentence

    • @seewulf2385
      @seewulf2385 Год назад +1

      crime is out of control..

  • @mdach619
    @mdach619 2 года назад +34

    At this point, I'm not surprised at anything that happens in Florida 😑

    • @mitchelll3879
      @mitchelll3879 2 года назад

      This post is nothing but liberal BS

  • @donnaashcraft7208
    @donnaashcraft7208 2 года назад +23

    Women should NEVER be guards in a male prison. 😮

  • @jessemccrone2079
    @jessemccrone2079 2 года назад +18

    Do your screening on the inmates the one that really don't need to be there Release them From prison!

    • @capeman10
      @capeman10 2 года назад +4

      Another AI robot

    • @marcusjones9160
      @marcusjones9160 Год назад

      Show me a person that shouldn't be there you can look it up

  • @tristanburton3554
    @tristanburton3554 2 года назад +9

    Well, housing worthless, violent thugs and felons on death row for 20yrs is a waste of tax dollars.

    • @susangadwell5266
      @susangadwell5266 Год назад

      Start executing,20 yrs alongtime and waste of our money. Day your sentenced is day executed

  • @urbngrla
    @urbngrla 2 года назад +8

    Then quit locking ppl up for everything unless they're a murderer, career criminal or violent offender

    • @capeman10
      @capeman10 2 года назад +1

      Another AI robot

  • @ryanprasad2090
    @ryanprasad2090 2 года назад +14

    A well done piece!

  • @coraturner9383
    @coraturner9383 2 года назад +3

    Pay them like you pay police officers.

  • @squansurfer2123
    @squansurfer2123 Год назад +2

    Hey maybe if they paid more than 35k a year you wouldn't be in this problem.

  • @wannabtrucker9634
    @wannabtrucker9634 Год назад +6

    If only you put that $31 million dollars into your staff, you would have staff to staff these prisons!

  • @palmharbor6317
    @palmharbor6317 Год назад +8

    It is way too easy to become incarcerated in our Country. Only violent offenders should be in State Prisons.

  • @456Edot
    @456Edot Год назад +1

    The real problem is sending ppl to prison for nonviolent offenses

    • @johngill2853
      @johngill2853 Год назад

      Aren't we having a real problem right now with shoplifting and other crimes of opportunity like that. In my city they actually go into stores 20 at a time steal stuff and run out, your solution would be?

  • @charlesdean640
    @charlesdean640 Год назад +6

    Maybe pay the guards more than 17$ an hour and you will get more applicants

    • @clutchcargo5259
      @clutchcargo5259 Год назад +2

      Other states pay 80k a year or more

    • @thetruthhurts131
      @thetruthhurts131 Год назад

      Exactly. You can go do warehouse work and make 17 an hour. The problem is the pay, I don't see how they don't understand that. Should be automatically 50k start, with a 20 year pension. You would have people lining up in droves.

  • @LoLoLifeinFlorida
    @LoLoLifeinFlorida Год назад +2

    Who would want to be a CO ? It's not worth it!

  • @ICUFREE2
    @ICUFREE2 2 года назад +9

    This sounds more like moving money around to pay back the donor class. Like a shell game per say, except moving the money around under the shell.

  • @whamo299
    @whamo299 2 года назад +3

    When you put so many people in prison you have to deploy your military to run them then you are a third world country. your citizens should be more afraid of your police than they are the criminals.

  • @shannondavis5728
    @shannondavis5728 Год назад +1

    Everything in America is starting to look dire!!!

  • @clutchcargo5259
    @clutchcargo5259 Год назад +2

    That job has a extremely high turnover rate. You have to offer high wages or they'll quit..80k a year is about right

  • @robertdunn3311
    @robertdunn3311 2 года назад +5

    Join the guard to become a guard in the prison system

  • @ericarmstrong8001
    @ericarmstrong8001 Год назад +3

    The question is how many of these prisoners are wrongly convicted and the number of inmates who should have received State probation instead of prison time. This does not even cover the inmates who pled no contest out of fear of harsher sentences. In 2006, a news anchor reported " it is being widely reported that the State of Florida has a conspiracy to violate civil rights." End quote. The state of Florida is ruthless when dealing with the population. Collier county sheriff's department is notorious for escalating their in counters with the public. Ruthless people!

    • @CandiceMMartinez
      @CandiceMMartinez Год назад +1

      So? That was 2006.

    • @ericarmstrong8001
      @ericarmstrong8001 Год назад

      @@CandiceMMartinez 2006 is when I saw the female news anchor report. However, nothing has changed so far, but I get the feeling that in the near future, it will be all over the news. A lawyer once told me that their will be a great flood. We the people are sick and tired of the Florida corrupt cops and rouge judicial system.

  • @uriahmilton1361
    @uriahmilton1361 2 года назад +3

    Maybe try reducing the prison population there's a thought

  • @jessejamesmayiii2632
    @jessejamesmayiii2632 Год назад +3

    Why don't you report the real problem with Florida Prison System?? Because of the "legal" slave ring, the Florida Dept. of Corrections has been running for decades. FDOC needs non-violent offenders to work outside the gate! This is why Florida's prisons are overcrowded. There are too many people in prison who should be in the county if at all. Violent offenders can not work outside the gate, so Florida fills its prisons with nonviolent offenders. This way they have many slaves to choose from.

    • @zacshimmer3890
      @zacshimmer3890 Год назад

      Florida prisons are built on old plantations let that sink in

  • @unclebobo9456
    @unclebobo9456 Год назад +1

    Okay. Then release people that have petty crimes. Our greed backfired.

  • @FilamNation
    @FilamNation 2 года назад +5

    U need to pay more

  • @courtneylove9403
    @courtneylove9403 2 года назад +3

    They can do this but not send them to protect are borders

  • @28ebdh3udnav
    @28ebdh3udnav 2 года назад +2

    Not only crap pay but also dangerous. No wonder they're quiting plus don't forget that they get treated like garbage

  • @Mikeey1978
    @Mikeey1978 2 года назад +3

    This is a great way to release people cuz there is a lot of people shouldn’t be there

    • @PyroShields
      @PyroShields 2 года назад +1

      I know, and some who should be in there shouldn't be serving a ridiculous amount of a sentence.

  • @chrissyluna8183
    @chrissyluna8183 Год назад +2

    As a prior CO in the state of Texas, this is a dangerous move. So let's put our service members at risk. Smdh!

  • @markyworld7658
    @markyworld7658 Год назад +2

    Gotta pay people to risk their lives every day. Bottom line.

  • @slowtaknow
    @slowtaknow Год назад +3

    Maybe embarrassing that they're calling the national guard to help but at least they're smart enough to call the national guard to help

  • @jacktastick
    @jacktastick 2 года назад +9

    This has been a long time coming.

  • @denisethorbjornsen7493
    @denisethorbjornsen7493 2 года назад +1

    This is not right the national guard is for protecting the nation not filling in for prisons

  • @Nukacola633
    @Nukacola633 2 года назад +8

    Enlist today, you can staff a prison or sub for a teacher! Maybe you’ll be unpaid border patrol (Texas)
    Fill our shortages, be a veteran and compensate for our budget shortcomings!

    • @mitchmccin1583
      @mitchmccin1583 2 года назад

      Actually when we get deployed...we actually make tons more than border patrol 🚓 and more than doc

  • @raven7207
    @raven7207 2 года назад +5

    Wait a minute, is it a defund or a refund, I didn't quite get that.?

  • @jffroezze
    @jffroezze Год назад +1

    That's what happens when you don't pay them enough. Who would want to take that job anyways. No thanks

  • @superdave77
    @superdave77 2 года назад +15

    Stop putting people in prison for stupid crap

    • @juliaweber212
      @juliaweber212 2 года назад +2

      I agree like car accident that are actually accidental

  • @jerroldkazynski5480
    @jerroldkazynski5480 2 года назад +4

    I did contract work in California State Prisons and needed an escort. I asked the person what work they did normally. "Tell inmates 'No.' No you can't do that. No you can't go in there."
    Besides the work I was doing, me & my crew were visual entertainment from boredom.

  • @jf5065
    @jf5065 2 года назад +4

    What do you expect from a state that relies on tourism money 💰

  • @alessio272
    @alessio272 Год назад +2

    Type to release inmates not incarcerated for serious crime.

  • @jgt5463
    @jgt5463 Год назад +2

    Back in 1976 I join the Marine Corps Reserve with the understanding that I could be called up for defense of the country or to assist in national emergencies like natural disasters. I would not have joined if I thought I would be used as a low cost government employee because they don't want to pay higher wages. I can't image many young people today willing to put their life and career on hold for this purpose.

    • @inoginoino
      @inoginoino Год назад

      No one joins the military to be a governor's slave

    • @michaelthibault3845
      @michaelthibault3845 Год назад

      @@inoginoino wait to you find out what the national guard does

  • @MrBaskins2010
    @MrBaskins2010 2 года назад +4

    private prisons should use their profits from things like commissary to beef up security

  • @hilariocolom5144
    @hilariocolom5144 Год назад +1

    In Florida you can be sent to prison for driving with a suspended license, so maybe they should stop making minor legal infractions a reason to send people up the road

  • @aaronjennings8385
    @aaronjennings8385 2 года назад +3

    If the bathtub is over flowing why not turn off the tap.
    We need better laws. Not big prisons.

  • @jasonsaunders3954
    @jasonsaunders3954 2 года назад +4

    it's been that way for years. even 20 years ago. I was a state CO for 10 years.

  • @jarocdidthisbeat
    @jarocdidthisbeat Год назад +3

    Prisons do not disappear social problems, they disappear human beings. Homelessness, unemployment, drug addiction, mental illness, and illiteracy are only a few of the problems that disappear from public view when the human beings contending with them are relegated to cages.

  • @datzitteezy
    @datzitteezy Год назад +2

    Same problem here in NC. Underpaid staff.

  • @californiad1141
    @californiad1141 Год назад +1

    Prisons are a business!

  • @quadcopter2475
    @quadcopter2475 2 года назад +8

    When a nation jails like no place else, you have a crisis, 2023 is the year of all dangers. Let's go B

    • @sarge4455
      @sarge4455 2 года назад

      State issues let’s go dumbass

  • @windellloos9175
    @windellloos9175 2 года назад +8

    Simple stop incarcerating citizens on minor offenses. Employ ankle monitors so people can be at home to support their families. Elemimate the felony designation permitting hardships for infractions to discriminate against hiring, housing etc.

    • @SabreVellerium
      @SabreVellerium 2 года назад +3

      Don't break the law then 🤡

    • @shsuususjssnjsus8239
      @shsuususjssnjsus8239 Год назад

      If they criminals they not support there family

    • @Planet318
      @Planet318 Год назад

      @@SabreVellerium fuck the law its desinged to keep you scared, you're a sheep

  • @juliegonzalez9035
    @juliegonzalez9035 2 года назад +12

    Very true.... they need to get officers that really want to do that job

    • @johnpoindexter6594
      @johnpoindexter6594 Год назад +1

      PAY MORE!!!

    • @johnwayne8994
      @johnwayne8994 Год назад

      Before you pay more they need to get AT LEAST a 2 YEAR degree to work in corrections and a 4 year degree to be a police officer… just my opinion. 💚🤙

    • @kimlground206
      @kimlground206 Год назад

      Wanting to do that job -- is going to get a significant percentage of people who will abuse their position and authority. Certainly not all corrections officers are that way, but a significant number are.

  • @nikkigenovesi8043
    @nikkigenovesi8043 2 года назад +21

    Stay safe soldiers! Love you all.and prayers 🙏

    • @wookops2523
      @wookops2523 Год назад

      We have the largest prison system in the world. The average FREE american breaks the law 260 times a year. I hope you accidently get locked up sometime because I believe thats what it takes for americans to wake up to this prison horror

  • @derrickhartman1362
    @derrickhartman1362 2 года назад +3

    I would like to see what their top crime for imprisonment is

    • @kingjah6420
      @kingjah6420 Год назад +2

      Minor drug.offenses

    • @johngill2853
      @johngill2853 Год назад

      @@kingjah6420 that's funny I just looked it up it said 14% for drug crimes and 56% for violent crimes.
      Maybe my stats are wrong please share your data source

  • @alexblue6991
    @alexblue6991 2 года назад +3

    In Scotland the reason why they build walls around prison is to keep people from getting in for a holiday especially with gas and electricity bills are up 120% and food prices going up every week

    • @kimberlybenton1286
      @kimberlybenton1286 2 года назад +1

      WOW I didn't know it's that bad I went from paying $1000 a month in rent to $1800 and no one seemed to think that was a problem unreal I have worked since I was 15 years old and proud of everything I've managed to get through in life and never had to ask for any help these past few months I've had to get money from charities even though I work full time as a teacher I don't live in fancy apartment just safe and clean I don't go out or spend money on fancy things I never have but used most of my retirement and 401 to make it threw pandemic and all the price increases it's sad all the money I saved for all these years is gone I'm 56 and now have cancer my insurance sucks and I pay a lot out of pocket I mean when does it end when do decent people who've done right paid taxes always worked when do we get help I'm sorry you are struggling I am going to read and be more aware of situations in your country Be strong because we don't have a choice big hugs

    • @alexblue6991
      @alexblue6991 2 года назад

      @@kimberlybenton1286 I worked for fifty years long hours low pay because I paid into a works pension I get less of a government pension than someone who couldn't be bothered to get off their arse and get a job my age 70yr old

    • @Trollinskyy
      @Trollinskyy Год назад

      @@kimberlybenton1286 find a way to make money in your off-time, doesn’t have to be much at all just a few thousand a year extra and it will give you a lot of breathing room,,I was feeling exactly the same as you mine went from just under 1000(abt 970) to $1300, started a side business with a coworker that’s unrelated to our corporate field and we’re both very thankful for doing so!!

  • @gumecindogarcia1070
    @gumecindogarcia1070 Год назад +4

    I did more or less weekly prison and jail ministry, after about 16,18 years I figured they need to execute about 20% of them. They are so spoiled and immune to the punishment of incarceration and usually get out and do the same crimes, all while ruining the men that would just go to jail, do their time and never return to jail. For sure government has done their best and volunteers help but the inmates are so used to going back and regaining their health that no laws or programs can fix it. The only hope is individuals getting miracle revelation that their life can get better

    • @eboyd2478
      @eboyd2478 Год назад

      You’re no minister

    • @eboyd2478
      @eboyd2478 Год назад +1

      If you are, you had ZERO business in there ZERO!

    • @gumecindogarcia1070
      @gumecindogarcia1070 Год назад +1

      @@eboyd2478 Brother, and I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt, you ever seen a guy get raped and the other guys just mind their own business? Ove happened upon it 3 times over the years. Kinda like horses, real quick. But what do I know? I'm not trying to be ugly, I'm talking pg to this site

    • @billyperry3059
      @billyperry3059 Год назад +1

      @@gumecindogarcia1070 Wait hold on. You happened upon it. Did you also just mind your own business or did you do something about it?

    • @gumecindogarcia1070
      @gumecindogarcia1070 Год назад +1

      @@billyperry3059 25 years of visiting prisons and supporting people that go also. But I figured if I go to Biker bars I might catch some guys before they get serious charges and end up in prison. So yeah I try to be part of the solution. Like President Bush said at 911, "volunteer for something. Well I figured I was on track about 14 years ahead of his request. Hope that answers your question

  • @robertbragg9364
    @robertbragg9364 Год назад +5

    They need to start making police work In corrections for their first 5 years. Full time for the first year part time for the second year and x amount of hours per month for the next 3 years. It'll help teach them where people go when they make up things, and or jail people who don't deserve to be. We lock up entirely too many people in this country. It's become one of the biggest cash cows for the rich and politicians

  • @based_ukulele
    @based_ukulele Год назад

    I did ten years & this warms my heart to know that the fldoc is failing so miserably

  • @HAYA777.
    @HAYA777. Год назад +1

    Why should we be feeding these criminals. Death penalty immediately

  • @why55555
    @why55555 2 года назад +9

    TY for reporting on this. I pray it brings relief to those being tortured in there. I'm grateful my son was delivered to our door & he is home again. He is starting to put back on weight & tremors from med abuse have nearly ceased after tapering him down from overdose of med I told Psychiatrist he had negative side effects from in the past. I pray others can be rescued.🙏

    • @dayan47
      @dayan47 Год назад +1

      My son was released From Appalacia prison in the panhandle.
      Within 2 weeks was found drowned in a canal in West Palm Beach.
      It seems someone didn't want him talking about what went on especially the drone drug drops. He had his bottom teeth punched out on an order of one of the Deputies for mouthing off. He had been transferred out of Santa Rosa after an attempted rape in the bathroom. He was kept in solitary for almost 3 months for not answering the warden's questions. They were trying to get him to admit to gang membership which was absurd because all the gangs were either Latino or black and he was neither.
      I pray your son has an easier time of transition.

    • @ebtcountime
      @ebtcountime Год назад

      Torture is def real in FL department of corrections

  • @ran8652
    @ran8652 2 года назад +8

    Stop jailing people cuz the cops don't like what they say or how they look

    • @mitchmccin1583
      @mitchmccin1583 2 года назад +1

      Ok...🤣🤣🤣🤣. Let's not arrest murderers n rapists. Gotcha 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @sunnyskye213
      @sunnyskye213 2 года назад

      'Police State'

    • @ambervr7554
      @ambervr7554 2 года назад +2

      @@mitchmccin1583 cringe with those emojis and a lot of people are arrested for petty crimes

    • @AmericansRejectLiberalism
      @AmericansRejectLiberalism Год назад

      Absolutely no one is in prison for that lol

  • @johnz8843
    @johnz8843 Год назад +3

    People need to remember that the courts do not send people to prison for light offenses. Many prisoners are given several chances to reform themselves before going to prison. Prison is a rough place to be, a rough place to work. There are no easy answers, but it's important to have professionally trained guards who are competitively compensated. The state has neglected this for many years.

  • @jasonwoodward3391
    @jasonwoodward3391 Год назад +1

    Let the small low time low level inmates out ,quit sending them back for minor issues like dirty UAs for pot or alcohol unless they have committed a actual crime this would help financially and population control...

  • @sharonmacleod1248
    @sharonmacleod1248 Год назад +3

    We need the national guard!

  • @matmcgeegfx
    @matmcgeegfx Год назад +1

    I'm sure private contractors will move in and exploit the system. When has THAT ever happened?

  • @deangrant1388
    @deangrant1388 Год назад +1

    Isn't that against the law for them to be active against United States citizens and our own Homeland they're not supposed to be used for that am I correct

  • @christophersmith2102
    @christophersmith2102 2 года назад +1

    Wow how about doing same for our schools . Protect our kids

    • @Emeritus75
      @Emeritus75 2 года назад

      That's just stupid bro!!

    • @christophersmith2102
      @christophersmith2102 Год назад +2

      @@Emeritus75 Whats stupid? using the National Guard to guard schools while kids are in class

  • @oleksua74
    @oleksua74 11 месяцев назад +1

    One answer, PAY MORE

  • @jeepguy77
    @jeepguy77 Год назад +1

    Why is no one aware of this in Florida?

  • @FilamNation
    @FilamNation 2 года назад +6

    I'm in the national guards i would love to help out

    • @lotheco
      @lotheco 2 года назад +1

      Thank you

    • @FilamNation
      @FilamNation 2 года назад

      @@lotheco welcome

    • @sarahalbers5555
      @sarahalbers5555 2 года назад

      Bless you and keep you safe.

    • @Emeritus75
      @Emeritus75 2 года назад

      Who the fuck joins the national guard to be a CO. Wake up the military is being overused in Florida, go figure 🤡

  • @brt-jn7kg
    @brt-jn7kg 2 года назад +4

    Just bring back public hangings for smaller crimes like theft and such. They'll either stop or die and not as many prison guards are needed.

    • @michaelthibault3845
      @michaelthibault3845 Год назад

      @james grant hey convict, your 2/3 of an opinion are noted. Now quit crying every time someone suggests to kill convicts.

  • @billyhillk5726
    @billyhillk5726 Год назад +1

    The national guard is at the service of the governor. It's not federal. But if the prison (s) in Florida are private, then they need to hire more folks with acceptable pay.

    • @Trollinskyy
      @Trollinskyy Год назад

      Private prisons are not an issue whatsoever the government just loves to shift blame, they’re the ones who okay and allocate funds to pmc and private prisons in the first place. Privately held prisoners makeup around 5% of all FL inmates, maybe they should impose and income tax on folks making upwards of 150k and pay gov workers more

  • @luciveushatfield8629
    @luciveushatfield8629 2 года назад +1

    The safety of the public????? lmmfao!!!!

  • @hectoreason1180
    @hectoreason1180 Год назад +1

    Hell look at the risk and the pay who the hell gonna risk their lives for a 1000 every two weeks after taxes bs

  • @honorladone8682
    @honorladone8682 Год назад +1

    Who "wants" to be a prison guard?

  • @mattr.9167
    @mattr.9167 Год назад +1

    I've developed so much more respect for the NG over the past several years.

  • @karenjohnson5563
    @karenjohnson5563 2 года назад +4

    The problem is not only the salary the problem is the inmates run the caps they have far more rides than the correctional officers! When they are right are far greater than those who go there to protect the public, the staff is abused the inmates are never punished and inmates don't have to follow the rules! Not only are they working 12-hour days you never get a reward as a staff member to feel like you have assisted any inmate in correcting the behavior that brought them there! This has continually gotten worse through the years. You don't have discipline for the inmates only for the staff! They are not a team because the upper echelon divides the staff to secure their jobs because of the rules they have to follow. Staff the upper echelon and the regular Co are afraid to implement the rules that have been set forth in years previous. Few bad apples and the barrel has ruined it for the state of Florida being able to do their jobs as it should be done. Don't abuse the staff, don't abuse the inmates but inmates should be made to comply with a different way of living without violence. It is a tremendously horrible place to have to work. All females need to come out of the Men's prison and man out of the women's prison. And they need to be trained to be a team. So many of those inmates are there because their families couldn't stand them anymore. But yet they will complain and bellyache about inmate rights, inmate rights. They are not mistreated, they mistreat the staff and the state make sure of that. Don't believe me get you an inside job in a prison and then come back and report on it. Perhaps even the secretary or the governor and 10 journalist need to learn the real reason they have to call the National Guard in. It's because the staff has to work in such an abusive environment they cannot tolerate it anymore, they don't work but two three months and they see they can't handle it then they really shouldn't have to. People who have gone to prison deserve to be there for the most part you may have one or two innocent ones in there you may have 10 or 20 but the other million in there are guilty. But the State of Florida has become so lenient on the inmate rights and what can be said to them and how they can be treated until anyone working in that environment is being abused it is horrible! Don't respond to me just go check it out for yourself.

    • @jester9159
      @jester9159 2 года назад +1

      Well said. I posted on here with similar points. I remember when that one bitch Secretary, that came over from DMV around 2011 or so, started to ruin things. Like thinking changing our uniform colors from brown/tan to black/blue was TOP priority...🙄

    • @ucf88cpa
      @ucf88cpa 2 года назад

      I don’t see a Karen Johnson employed by the Florida Department of Corrections.

    • @capeman10
      @capeman10 2 года назад

      @@jester9159 I'm sure that person owned or a family member owned the authorized uniform distributor. 😉

    • @jester9159
      @jester9159 2 года назад

      @@capeman10 Dude, I'd have no doubt. Another example, back in the early 2000's, the company Aramark was contracted out for the state's food service/cafeteria stuff. The governor at the time was Voldemort-looking Rick Scott who, from what I heard back then, his wife owned A LOT of stock in Aramark.

    • @stevenmeadows6917
      @stevenmeadows6917 Год назад

      Write much Karen?

  • @bartbullock9742
    @bartbullock9742 Год назад +1

    There is big money in human warehousing, it's a very profitable business$$$... And what is sad is, some non-violent inmates put in with an absolute predator animal. It's easy to say"probably had it coming'!!!(that's b******* you tell yourself)

  • @grungeera4561
    @grungeera4561 2 года назад +1

    How about stop putting people in prison come on vacation leave on probation Florida?

    • @capeman10
      @capeman10 2 года назад

      Don't get locked up, problem solved. You're welcome.

  • @evansoats8077
    @evansoats8077 2 года назад +1

    Shut it down let the Feds move in. Or release emergency gain time credits.

  • @kelseystarling1978
    @kelseystarling1978 2 года назад +5

    The issue is that there aren't enough officers to inmate ratio. On a daily basis in the prison system, there are fights, deaths, threats, and so much more that officers have to deal with. They risk their lives and deal with more in a day than most understand. When you deal with this stress and risk consistently, you should not only be receiving reasonable pay for the risk but also the expertise you must have to hold this position. They aren't given the proper pay, safety, resources, funding, or respect as police, army, or even teachers are given. You can guarantee that any of the military that is being sent to the prison is being paid more than these officers for doing the same job. These officers need to be given more support to target these issues.

    • @ShutTheFuckUp1987
      @ShutTheFuckUp1987 Год назад

      you have seen to many movies. CO's are not getting attacked daily like you say is happing and that is a fact. be fair but firm and guess what you wont have a issue as a CO

  • @zzzz-ok7733
    @zzzz-ok7733 Год назад +1

    Just close half of them down and let all the low offenders, problem solved

  • @CUTETWOATE
    @CUTETWOATE 2 года назад +2

    Keep the guard!!!