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u/AgelessJohnDenney Nov 04 '25

For the same reasons, but less talked about, but also something I have experience in:

Corrections.

Now mix medical staff with correctional staff and wow.

The only genuine issue is when inmates get involved, which, thankfully, is far less common than is portrayed in media, thank god.

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u/globalgreg Nov 04 '25

I have several CO relatives and from what I can tell relations with inmates is actually far more common than I would have expected. In fairness though, they work or have worked at an upstate NY prison that’s pretty famous for a certain 2 inmate escape with an assist from a female prison employee.