B.C. prison guards decry increasing violence, drone drops of weapons, drugs
- Prisons in Canada are facing a surge in drone drops of weapons and drugs, causing a rise in violence towards guards, as highlighted by the Union of Canadian Correctional Officers.
- John Randle, the Pacific regional president, notes an increase in drone sightings in prisons, with guards unable to use disciplinary segregation to control violent inmates.
- Inmates gaining access to weapons and drugs via drones have led to overdoses and violence in prisons, impacting the safety of correctional facilities.
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B.C. prison guards decry increasing violence, drone drops of weapons, drugs
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. -- B.C. prisons are facing a wave of violence unseen by even veteran correctional officers, spurred by drone drops of drugs and weapons, and the union representing guards says it's worsening a mental health crisis among its members.

B.C. prison guards decry increasing violence, drone drops of weapons, drugs
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — B.C. prisons are facing a wave of violence unseen by even veteran correctional officers, spurred by drone drops of drugs and weapons, and the union representing guards says it's worsening a mental health crisis among its members.


B.C. prison guards decry increasing violence, drone drops of weapons, drugs
The Union of Canadian Correctional Officers says prisons have become "overwhelmed" by a surge in drone drops of weapons and drugs, driving a wave of violence in correctional facilities.
B.C. prison guards decry increasing violence, drone drops of weapons, drugs
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — B.C. prisons are facing a wave of violence unseen by even veteran correctional officers, spurred by drone drops of drugs and weapons, and the union representing guards says it’s worsening a mental health crisis among its members. The Union of Canadian Correctional Officers said Wednesday that prisons have become “overwhelmed” by the […]
B.C. prison guards decry increasing violence, drone drops of weapons, drugs
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — The Union of Canadian Correctional Officers says prisons have become "overwhelmed" by a surge in drone drops of weapons and drugs, driving a wave of violence in correctional facilities.
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