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| NJ corrections officers push for full pay while injured, claim assaults by inmates are rising |
| By pix11.com- Christie Duffy |
| Published: 02/24/2016 |
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TRENTON, N.J. -- New Jersey corrections officers beaten by inmates say they are suffering doubly because they are not paid a full salary while they recover. “This was a fight for my life,” said Officer Travis Stevens, a corrections officer inside New Jersey’s only maximum security prison, who says he narrowly escaped after being beaten by two convicted murderers. Stevens said the fight happened last Thursday at around 3:45 p.m. inside New Jersey State Prison in Trenton. Stevens said it all started when he told an inmate that his time was up in the shower. The inmate charged at Stevens, punching him, he said. Another inmate put Stevens in a chokehold and pulled him into his cell, where the officer said help would be slow to find him. Read More. |
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