n identifying programing needs (3 man hold, razor restriction, etc.). • TDY Staff have been assisting Correctional Services with vacant positions; Correctional Officers, Lieutenant's and Deputy Captain. • Addition to the Captains 2 hour SHU video review, IDO's are reviewing 6 hours of SHU video encompassing all th

ter), for newly hired Correctional Officers who onboard between March 26, 2023, through September 24, 2023. That incentive was recently extended to Correctional Officers who enter on duty with an effective date no later than December 17, 2023. Further, in July 2023, the Director approved a Bureau-wide retention ince

o employees eligible to retire through December 2022. Additionally, the [BOP] currently offers retention incentives ranging from 10-25% percent for Correctional Officers and other institution positions working at hard to fill locations as well as relocation incentives for specifically identified locations ranging fro

ter), for newly hired Correctional Officers who onboard between March 26, 2023, through September 24, 2023. That incentive was recently extended to Correctional Officers who enter on duty with an effective date no later than December 17, 2023. Further, in July 2023, the Director approved a Bureau-wide retention ince

ter), for newly hired Correctional Officers who onboard between March 26, 2023, through September 24, 2023. That incentive was recently extended to Correctional Officers who enter on duty with an effective date no later than December 17, 2023. Further, in July 2023, the Director approved a Bureau-wide retention ince

ts all inmates with significant psychological issues or inmates that are at-risk of engaging in self-harm behaviors. This list serves as a guide to Correctional Officers in SHU to inform psychology services if an at-risk inmate enters the SHU. If one of these inmates are placed in SHU, psychology services sees the in

ts all inmates with significant psychological issues or inmates that are at-risk of engaging in self-harm behaviors. This list serves as a guide to Correctional Officers in SHU to inform psychology services if an at-risk inmate enters the SHU. If one of these inmates are placed in SHU, psychology services sees the in

ts all inmates with significant psychological issues or inmates that are at-risk of engaging in self-harm behaviors. This list serves as a guide to Correctional Officers in SHU to inform psychology services if an at-risk inmate enters the SHU. If one of these inmates are placed in SHU, psychology services sees the in

n identifying programing needs (3 man hold, razor restriction, etc.). • TDY Staff have been assisting Correctional Services with vacant positions; Correctional Officers, Lieutenant's and Deputy Captain. • Addition to the Captains 2 hour SHU video review, IDO's are reviewing 6 hours of SHU video encompassing all th

graming needs (3 man ho l d , razor restr i cti on, etc . ) . • TOY Staff have been ass i sting Correct iona l Servi ces wit h vacant positions ; Correctional Officers , Lieutenant ' s and Deputy Captain. ■ • ■ ■ Addition to the Captains 2 hour SHU video review, IDO' s are reviewing 6 hours of SHU v i deo enc

y, there was a second locked door at the main entrance (Main Interior Entry Door), which could be opened only with a key held by a limited number of Correctional Officers (CO) while on duty.55 Within the SHU, the entrance to each tier could be accessed only via a single locked door at the top or bottom of the stairc

y, there was a second locked door at the main entrance (Main Interior Entry Door), which could be opened only with a key held by a limited number of Correctional Officers (CO) while on duty.0 Within the SHU, the entrance to each tier could be accessed only via a single locked door at the top or bottom of the staircas

y, there was a second locked door at the main entrance (Main Interior Entry Door), which could be opened only with a key held by a limited number of Correctional Officers (CO) while on duty.0 Within the SHU, the entrance to each tier could be accessed only via a single locked door at the top or bottom of the staircas

he Clinical Nurse immediately responded to the call and upon arrival, saw Epstein on the floor within his cell unresponsive with CPR in progress by Correctional Officers. The Clinical Nurse's memorandum reads that Epstein was cold, with circumferential bruising around his neck and posterior mottling, pupils fixes and