H.R. 5674 Correctional Officer Safety Act of 2008

[LDM]

Originally Posted by Glkforty

I'm sorry, but is not a Inst. Supp. It's Operations Memorandum.

008-2005 Certified Mail Procedures, Inmate 09/22/2005
002-2006 Crisis Management Training 02/10/2006
003-2006 Holy Days Calling for Work Proscription 05/26/2006
009-2006 Inmate Certified Mail Procedures, Extension of OM 008-2005 09/22/2006
002-2005 Inmate Urinalysis After Social Furlough Participation 04/19/2005
004-2006 Notification Procedures for Inmates Releasing from 5th Circuit Institutions 05/26/2006
005-2006 Prison Social Climate Survey - 2006 06/21/2006
001-2008 Spanish Literacy Program English Proficiency Component 01/07/2008

Here are the OPS Memos from the BOP's website.

Federal Bureau of Prisons

[Crosstimbers Okie]

Yeah. There has to be an Institutional Supplement.

[Glkforty]

I have the memorandum , but I can't upload it.

[Crosstimbers Okie]

Send it to me.

[bigredd]

Securin your weapon in your vehicle is great, but what about the people that ride motorcycles? with gas prices as high as they are, more and more people are riding bikes. so that means that lockers are more in order. you dont really need a locker for each person. 3 or 4 people can share a locker. ok. it would have to be a group that you trust. but that would be better than nothing. hope it passes.

[lwinger]

Originally Posted by bigredd

Securin your weapon in your vehicle is great, but what about the people that ride motorcycles? with gas prices as high as they are, more and more people are riding bikes. so that means that lockers are more in order. you dont really need a locker for each person. 3 or 4 people can share a locker. ok. it would have to be a group that you trust. but that would be better than nothing. hope it passes.

I have hard lockable saddle bags for just that reason, not to mention to store that ever needed wet weather gear. It is another option, until gun lockers are approved. I am not holding my breath .

[cllingo]

Just to reiterate a point that was made before: Every non-BOP agency that visits the institution for dropoffs or pick-ups carry weapons. They do not secure their weapons in our gun lockers and they are not passed off to our perimeter patrols. The agency knows exactly where those staff are securing them: in the trunks of the cars or under the front seats of the vans. Nothing is ever said to those agencies doing that. Numerous county deputies have visited our institutions to deliver warrants, interview inmates and so forth and they always bring their weapons on the property and then secure them in their vehicles. The locks on their trunks are no different than the locks on everybody elses civilian vehicles. Explain the rationale there?

[Crosstimbers Okie]

Trying to apply reason to the methods of the BOP will get you nowhere.

[Glkforty]

LET ME KNOW IF GOT THE MEMO

[Crosstimbers Okie]

Got it.

Here it is!!