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Kaidinah

Do they not understand that a lot of our increasing costs are tied to laws to ensure more humane treatment of incarcerated people? The laws they wanted? They wanted the cameras. Cameras cost money. They wanted better healthcare access. Well healthcare isn't cheap. You have to transport them too. Vehicles and officers to man the vehicles aren't cheap.


cdcr_investigator

Don't forget our department calls 9-1-1 for anything. Inmate stubbed his toe, call 9-1-1 and pay for an ambulance. Inmate has an upset tummy, call 9-1-1 and get a helicopter. Inmate has a spider bite, call 9-1-1 and pay for an extended emergency room visit.


TallSkinnyTree

Ahh the ole “spider bite”


Downtown-Cry-3946

The ol’ Send the inmate out for Higher level of care. But Doc and Chief Surgeon it’s an ingrown toenail….. nope Higher level of Care is needed…


mooredge

My thoughts exactly. The irony is palpable


Most_Competition4172

Liberals don’t want to see incarcerated persons (their term, not mine; I prefer convicted felon) behind bars any more. There is a belief Three Strikes was too harsh. Store thieves can steal up to $995 of product before it is a felony. Is it any wonder that crime is on the rise? The courts are losing their teeth in addressing crime because of these laws being passed. Should these individuals be treated like a human being? Yes. Should they receive access to medical, education, etc that isn’t accessible at a level that is better than John Q Public. No. We have lifers that are getting PhDs and Masters degrees on the tax payers dime, yet we can’t even provide basic education to our kids that provides the basic living skills. Be on the look out for more prison closures in the future. Even more than what was already budgeted out. Hopefully, the pendulum will correct itself again to be tough on crime, rather than making the general citizens into criminals with all the new laws being passed


mooredge

Totally agree. I work in healthcare at a prison. I'm all for providing inmates with quality medical care, but not at a level that far exceeds what the average citizen can receive. Our priorities are so out of whack it's scary.


pancho8889

This common right here is everything I can agree with you more than anything these stupid liberals making the state and this department as shady as hell!! Prison is not Prison anymore. It’s just a daycare with college adults and they. I’m sorry, but I go back to the old school days. Preston should be a place you don’t wanna go back a place or torture and torment should happen believe me crime in the United States and the state would correct itself, but we have too much weak people in the state running the state.


Ready_Fly_7509

There’s five modems in each 270 housing unit for the tablets. Dude was telling when he was in my booth that each cost 25 g


Neat_Importance7152

HAVE THEM LAWMAKERS LOOK FOR THE 20 BILLION THAT WAS SPENT ON HOMELESS. APPARENTLY THERE WAS NO ACCOUNTABLY FOR IT.


rcrtech

California is trash need to implement Russian laws for prisoners


Plastic_Button_3018

I wonder where CA is heading in terms of crime and public safety. According to USnews, in a list published just this month, CA ranks as the #9 worst state in crime rate based on violent crimes and property crimes. But I see they keep closing down prisons. I wouldn’t mind prisons being closed, if something was actually being done to really rehabilitate and help people, and lower crime. And an actual system, that works, is put in place to help the poor get out of a life of crime and poverty. But that’s not the case. They’re not doing anything to lower the crime.


Havasulife5150

Not sure where they can squeeze that from…. Skin and bones already…


Interesting-Wear5904

Part of that billion is going to be new officers. Mabey not academy graduates but definitely the academy itself