Saturday 28 May 2022 11:13 PM Guards told not to yell at prisoners or refer to them only by their surnames in ... trends now
Saturday 28 May 2022 11:13 PM Guards told not to yell at prisoners or refer to them only by their surnames in ... trends now
Guards are told not to yell at prisoners or refer to them only by their surnames as it doesn't show the requisite respect An official report into HMP Winchester condemned the treatment by screws The study suggested that guards should show more respect to prisoners Despite the watchdog’s criticisms, the majority of inmates – 57 per cent – believed prison staff did treat them respectfully
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He was the archetypal no-nonsense prison warden, exerting his authority over inmates by brusquely barking out orders.
But while Mr Mackay ruled the landings of HMP Slade with an iron rod in the 1970s sitcom Porridge, modern-day guards have been told not to shout at prisoners, lest they upset them.
An official report into HMP Winchester has condemned the way officers both yelled at offenders, even at close quarters, and referred to them only by their surnames, as it did not show the requisite
