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| New Kansas corrections secretary says transfers, double-bunking factors in recent prison riots |
| By sjnewsonline.com- Tim Carpenter |
| Published: 01/31/2019 |
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The new secretary of the Kansas Department of Corrections said Wednesday questionable transfer of inmates among prison facilities and crowded living conditions fueled riots in 2017 and 2018, and he pointed to a design flaw at the private prison under construction at Lansing. He expressed concern about high officer turnover and closing of prison security posts. Roger Werholtz, hired by Gov. Laura Kelly to lead the state’s prisons, was lauded by Republican and Democratic legislators for willingness to speak publicly in multiple hearings about financial, personnel and security challenges in the corrections system. Read More. |
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