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with allegations of staff engaging in sexual relations with jail inmates? And if so, are these policies strictly enforced? |
September 13, 2010 |
Since the Volusia County Division of Corrections is a subsection of the Volusia County Department of Public Protection, we believe it is reasonable to inquire whether the Volusia County jail has the policies in place to deal with these types of incidents / allegations. The rationale is that the Volusia County Beach Patrol is also a subsection of the Volusia County Department of Public Protection and recent still developing events call into serious question whether the Beach Patrol was properly prepared to prevent, handle or investigate their law enforcement staff from apparently engaging in sex with underage girls.
Click here to review our webpages on the Beach Patrol Sex Scandal
September 13, 2010 UPDATE - Click here - 1999 media account of a rape allegation against a Volusia Corrections Officer - this officer was eventually criminally charged with rape
VolusiaExposed.Com therefore wishes to provide both the public as well as the senior mangement of the Volusia County Division of Corrections with some documentation from the U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Corrections. This documentation will assist an agency on determining whether they have such a problem and how to develop policies to detect and prevent them.
Ironically, within the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of this document (page 5), Volusia County Division of Corrections Director Marilyn C. Ford was acknowledged as assisting in its development. Therefore, it is clear that the upper management of the Volusia County jail is keenly aware of the importance of having these policies in place. The only question that remains is whether these policies are being strictly enforced?
Click here to review this very informative document
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