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As you read Paul Harrington's day-to-day and month-to-month experiences within the state's prison system, you will see a broken system - one that is full of loopholes, lies, cover-ups and corruption. This system is full of daily violence and numerous officers are injured by violent inmates.
Each officer has their unique view of the prison system. Here, Harrington wishes to share his perspective of how different administrations created changes in the daily operations at Fishkill Correctional Facility, where he was stationed after a 15-month stint at Sing Sing.
Not every day was routine, albeit that is how most officers wanted it, including the author. Even the inmates wanted to know what to expect on their assigned units each day they woke up. This book will take you down the hallways and up the stairs of Fishkill's various buildings in its vast complex. It will show you everything from contraband weapons to a takeover note written by inmates 20 years ago following a homicide of a prisoner that led to 40 inmates being shipped out just hours later.
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Paul Harrington is a retired New York State corrections officer and a Desert Storm and Operation Restore Hope veteran, having served in the U.S. Air Force from 1989-1993. He has received multiple commendations for his service and is currently active in several law enforcement and fire organizations throughout the Hudson Valley region of New York. Recently, he has been advocating on behalf of multiple law enforcement officers, during their time of need. Paul is working on developing a not-for-profit to assist all lines of law enforcement within New York. It took Paul almost four years to write this memoir; working from several saved documents as well as current administrative law cases to gather all the facts needed to complete this timeline of events. He is originally from upstate New York, growing up in Malone, and now resides in the Hudson Valley with his family and two children.
Résumé
My experience as a State Correction Officer inside New Yorks Prisons. As you read Paul Harringtons day-to-day and month-to-month experiences within the states prison system, you will see a broken system one that is full of loopholes, lies, cover-ups and corruption. This system is full of daily violence and numerous officers are injured by violent inmates. Each officer has their unique view of the prison system. Here, Harrington wishes to share his perspective of how different administrations created changes in the daily operations at Fishkill Correctional Facility, where he was stationed after a 15-month stint at Sing Sing. Not every day was
