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Most assaults on officers occur when a prisoner is being transported or moved about the building for questioning. Once a prisoner is in the holding area, they stay here. If a detective or officer has to interview one of them, it's done here.
We wanted to create an entry plaza so they didn't have to come through small portals into the bleachers. I think that was successful.
Colors, materials, the way things were detailed, we tried to match what was here as much as possible. If somebody came and didn't know they did a renovation, they'd say it looks like what they had before. There's definite changes, but I think it offers a lot of advantages.
These guys are notorious for stunts like trying to drum up more claimants for their class actions.
We 're pleased to have reached a tentative agreement so we may be able to pay additional severance benefits to our former employees.
It just made no sense to train people to fire a gun and use a baton, then sit them in dispatch.
These people are not flavor-of-the-month types. The fact they are so involved now will be a factor in us not becoming isolationist.
We think it's important that they have face-to-face contact. In the old building, they were scattered all over the place.
We're discussing with various parties, including the U.S. trustee in the bankruptcy case, the best way to proceed. We will hopefully come to some conclusions in due course.
The educational value of sharks in captivity is overrated.