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| MD officials vow "swift action" |
| By The Baltimore Sun |
| Published: 03/05/2007 |
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JESSUP, MD - An inmate wounded a correctional officer with a homemade knife yesterday inside the Maryland House of Correction in Jessup, and Gov. Martin O'Malley and prison officials responded by vowing to move swiftly to improve staffing and security within the troubled system. The officer, identified today as Eduardo Edouazin, was attempting to put an inmate back in his cell when the man turned and stabbed Edouazin seven times in the upper body, prison officials said. The 28-year-old officer had been on the job since November 2006; the 38-year-old inmate, whose name was withheld, is serving a life sentence for murder, officials said. Read more. If link has expired, check the website of the article's original news source. |
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