Daily Reports From The BOP

[GUNNER]

our SHU inmates have non-contact visits only.

[LIFERatUSPLEW]

On September 06, 2008, at approximately 1:27 p.m., the East Corridor Officer observed inmate **** strike inmate **** with closed fists in the face and torso area. The East Corridor officer called for additional staff and both inmates were restrained and removed from the corridor area. Both inmates were medically assessed and it was discovered Inmate **** sustained a laceration to his left pointer finger, treated for his injury and placed in the Special Housing Unit without incident. Inmate **** did not sustain any injuries and was placed in the Special Housing Unit without further incident.

On September 07, 2008, at approximately 7:20 p.m., the Tower Six Officer observed inmate **** strike inmate ****. Both inmates had closed fists and were hitting each other in the face and torso area. As staff approached, inmate **** ran into a crowd of inmates. Responding staff secured inmate ****, and the recreation yard was cleared of all inmates. Inmate**** was identified by recreation staff and he was taken to Health Services for assessment. Inmate **** sustained a minor abrasion to the temple area, and a minor laceration to the nose. Inmate **** sustained no injuries. Both inmates were placed in the Special Housing Unit pending further investigation.

On September 09, 2008, at approximately 12:10 p.m., during the lunch meal, staff observed inmate **** strike inmate **** with a closed fist in the back of the head. Staff responded, separated, and escorted both inmates to Health Services for medical assessments. Inmate **** and inmate **** were medically assessed and it was discovered they both did not sustain any injuries and were escorted to the Special Housing Unit without further incident.

On September 09, 2008, at approximately 5:10 p.m., during the Evening meal, staff observed inmate **** strike inmate **** over the back of the head with a Walking Cane. Staff responded, separated, and escorted both inmates to Health Services for medical assessments. Inmate **** was medically assessed and it was discovered he had a laceration to the back of his head. Inmate **** did not sustain any injuries and they were both escorted to the Special Housing Unit without further incident.

[Marine67]

The natives sound restless....

[LIFERatUSPLEW]

Originally Posted by Marine67

The natives sound restless....

Do you think? Been doing a little research:

2004

64 I/M on I/m assaults 15 I/M on Staff assaults

4-100 series 0-100series
60-200 series 15-200 series(13 in SHU)

Past 12 months

131 I/M on I/M assaults 31 I/M on Staff assaults

22-100 series assaults 5-100 series assaults
109-200 series assaults 26-200-series(11 in SHU)

The number of total assaults has increasedmore than 2X in the last 12 months.
The number of 100-series assaults at LEW is 5X higher in the last 12 months than in 2004

HOW SAFE IS LEW TO LIVE AND WORK?

[shakedownshorti]

Wow, Lewisburg is off the chain! Be careful! It is getting crazier and crazier!!

[LIFERatUSPLEW]

Originally Posted by shakedownshorti

Wow, Lewisburg is off the chain! Be careful! It is getting crazier and crazier!!

Yea! Might be a long, hot, fall and winter.

[JimmyConway]

This ^^ has been typical in most USP's during the last year. There just not documented.

[LIFERatUSPLEW]

Originally Posted by JimmyConway

This ^^ has been typical in most USP's during the last year. There just not documented.

Make no mistake I'm not trying to say LEW is better or worse than any other USP. I'm just putting the info out there. It's bad and getting worse. The numbers prove it. Look around the Forum, ain't nobody disputing it.

[LIFERatUSPLEW]

Moved this link over from Todays News. ATW at it again.

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[LIFERatUSPLEW]

On September 10, 2008, at approximately 8:05 a.m., the SHU Recreation Officer called for assistance upon observing an assault taking placed in recreation pen #2. Specifically, staff observed inmates ***** and ***** strike inmate ****** with closed fist punches, causing inmate **** to fall to the ground. Once on the ground, inmates **** began kicking inmate **** about the head and facial area. Staff ordered the inmates to stop and submit to restraints, which they complied without further incident. Inmate **** was examined by the on duty Physicians Assistant and treated with minor first aid for, lacerations, and hematomas to the head, and facial area.

On September 13, 2008 at approximately 11:43 AM, the control center announced “officer needs assistance on A-Block”. As the Operations Lieutenant arrived on site, he observed two inmates engaged in a mutual altercation with each other, as the Lieutenat got closer he observed an inmate with a weapon on his hand. Inmate **** and inmate **** were given orders to stop fighting but they both refused. Since a weapon was observed and both inmates refused staff orders to stop a two second burst of OC was dispersed. After the OC was dispersed both inmates were separated and both were taken to health services for a medical assessment and decontamination.

The main corridor officer received a cut to his right thumb, he was seen by the on duty PA and was sent to the outside hospital for further treatment.


On September 15, 2008, at approximately 1:00 p.m., the Tower #5 officer called for assistance upon observing inmate **** and inmate **** in an altercation with closed fists. Both inmates were separated, escorted to SHU and medical assessments accomplished. Inmates were treated for their injuries, and both inmates were placed in administrative detention without further incident.