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| Officer's Death Sparks Prison Changes |
| By heraldnet.com |
| Published: 02/04/2011 |
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For the first time since corrections officer Jayme Biendl was killed at her post at the Monroe Correctional Complex, officials today could lay out plans for changes at state prisons. Corrections Secretary Eldon Vail told state lawmakers Thursday in Olympia that he hoped to announce “a few changes” on Friday. “I’m looking at some security improvements, not just at Monroe but statewide,” he said after appearing in front of the House General Government Appropriations Committee. Vail didn’t elaborate on what he’s considering. Huge efforts are under way for a law enforcement funeral for Biendl next week in Everett. Her family on Thursday released a statement, saying they are devastated with grief. As the investigation continues, many questions remained unanswered. Read More. |
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