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Cory · 08-05-2007, 12:41 PM

We lucked out.. Lillard and Nixon were at the Range with CLEET last week so we had 4 instructors there for recertification teaching our class

conkicker241 · 08-08-2007, 03:53 AM

Heck, we did not get the heat turned down, either, not even once. And no water for two hours at a time. My cleet class was in Stillwater, I heard we got lucky, and that it was easier then the one at Wilburton. I read in the paper that OU is having all the doc training now. Whats up with that? What training are they talking about? Anyone, know? Are they moving it from Wilburton to OU?

Cory · 08-08-2007, 06:36 AM

I think Stillwater is moving to OU actually. Don't quote me tho.

Crosstimbers Okie · 08-08-2007, 07:34 AM

Check your private messages conkicker.

Crosstimbers Okie · 09-30-2007, 11:56 PM

When can we expect the next blog article at Lockedown.org?

Cory · 10-01-2007, 10:25 AM

hmmm.. been pretty quiet.. Which in itself is a good thing

Crosstimbers Okie · 10-21-2007, 05:03 AM

Well, Cory finally had a little action at OSP.

Is That Shank in Your Butt or Are You Just Happy to See Me? at LockedDown.Org

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09 Oct 07
Is That Shank in Your Butt or Are You Just Happy to See Me?

By LockedDown

Share This Man o’ man.. some people have talents. Talents that, in my opinion, they should never know they had.

It was a humid overcast Monday and we were running out yard. The unit we were running is a max general pop run so we have to remove them one cell at a time and lock them into the cages on the yard individually. Needless to say, It takes a long time. We are almost finished putting them out when the sky opens and it starts to pour, Hard! The last 5 cells decide they aren’t going out. We check with the tower officers to see if there is lightning. There is none so we continue on down to bring in the other yard.

As we head downstairs a call on the radio comes that there is a fight on the yard down the hill in another one of the General Pop yards. We leave a control room officer and a few cadets (it was around 9:00 count so someone needed to stay and count) behind and head down to respond.

The tower officer called in the fight and when enough of us arrived (12-13) we entered the yard. We separated the two fighting and restrained them. After a bit of talking, the inmates were escorted to medical to check for injuries.

Here is where the talent comes in. One of these inmates as “keistering.” That is what we call it when they have contraband stuff in their backside. The X-ray showed this guy had a 6″-8″ shank in his rear end! Answer me this.. how the hell do you roll around and fight with a pointy 8″ piece of steel up your butt?

Man, that’s talent!

conkicker241 · 10-22-2007, 12:32 AM

Ouch, Ouch, and more Ouch. Seems to me that should be a exit only. But inmates live in

thier own sick little world. What if the shank slipped out and poked or cut the family jewels.

Now picture that guys. OWWWWWW!!!!!

jblake · 10-22-2007, 01:34 PM

Hey Cory, when is the links to officer down gonna be back up?

Greg · 10-22-2007, 03:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jblake

Hey Cory, when is the links to officer down gonna be back up?

I think what you are looking for is at this link:

The Officer Down Memorial Page, Inc.