In surveillance footage of the incident, Officer Misquez is seen being led down a stairwell to a common area below a tier of cells with his hands bound behind his back. While distributing meds to inmates on the 10 th floor pod of the jail, Officer Daniel Misquez was taken hostage by an inmate who took his radio and keys and released numerous other inmates. They are each and every one criminals, and they all hate me.”įootage from a terrifying incident in the Oklahoma County Jail last week shows the ice-cold brutality corrections officers can face the minute one of more inmates decides they’re going to assault or kill an officer and they are presented with an opportunity to do so. One adage comes to mind: If you ask a corrections officers what their job is like you’ll likely hear, “I’m out numbered. These men and women are literally sealed off behind towering walls and barbed wire with individuals who have been convicted of crimes-sometimes the most heinous and heartless crimes. Obviously, those encounters occur frequently on the street, but exposure to those individuals isn’t constant…all shift, every shift, throughout your career. We all know that dealing with people with a penchant for criminal behavior is part of the job for cops. I’m starting this with a shout out to our brothers and sisters in corrections.

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