The infrastructure of our prison system/correctional facilities has collapsed over the last decade, after constant attacks from dems on the system.
Thanks to their changes, a major lack of staffing and proper management has allowed corruption to run riot in these facilities, leading to horrific results, like the alleged suicide of sex-trafficking pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
If you’re one of the tiny number of people who buy the official story, Epstein took his own life in an unprecedented way, miraculously choosing a time when no guards were patrolling, when one of the cameras recording his cell was broken, and when the other camera wasn’t saving any recordings.
In other words, everything went wrong… every single person involved did the wrong thing, then tried to cover it up.
Now, it looks like they’re not even getting in trouble for their lies.
Prison guards Tova Noel and Michael Thomas were put on trial for their misconduct, but in a disgraceful decision, they’ve just managed to avoid serious jail time through a deferred prosecution agreement.
As part of their deal, Noel and Thomas agreed to 100 hours of community service and supervised release. Not bad for covering up the truth behind the ‘suicide’ of one of the world’s most wanted men.
Noel and Thomas willingly admitted to falsifying paperwork that certified that they conducted the required rounds and inmate headcounts during their shift, hours before Epstein was found dead in his cell.
Instead, these guards were doing anything but their actual jobs.
It was stated on record that instead of performing their duties and patrolling, they were online shopping, walking around the unit’s common area, and even sleeping for a period of two hours… on the job.
After revealing that all the paperwork was falsely completed, there wasn’t much of an uproar; because it’s not actually that surprising.
Since Obama’s devastation of the system, falsifying documents has become a very common thing in federal detention centers, jails, and the federal bureau of prisons.
Tyrone Covington – President of the American Federation of Government Employees (Local 3148) – said that “there are some decisions sometimes you have to make that are not just following through with the policy. The manpower doesn’t allow you to do it”.
The fact of the matter is that the federal prison system is not equipped to handle the prisoners being held inside, while being breeding spots for the corruption we see today.
It’s occurrences such as this one that are a major embarrassment to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, who are well aware of their major security and staffing issues.
It’s the system that’s broken, and instead of taking action to correct it, both the Federal Bureau of Prisons and the Justice Department seem okay with just sweeping these problems under the rug and moving on… perhaps worried about exactly what a full investigation of Epstein’s death would reveal.
