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Massachusetts Correction Officers, Union Issues Board| Subject: Brand name PAIN MEDICAMENTS online (Paypal accepted)? | |
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Author: Indio [ Edit | View ] |
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| Subject: Elizabeth Warren is the right choice | |
Author: joebialek [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 18:13:11 10/25/12 Thu This letter is in response to the articles covering the United States Senate Election between Professor Elizabeth Warren and Senator Scott Brown. I am writing this letter out of concern for relatives of mine that live in a Boston suburb. After having watched the three debates and read the proposals and backgrounds of both candidates it is more than obvious that voters should choose Elizabeth Warren. She is a person who exudes compassion tempered by grace and pragmatism. The Troubled Assets Relief Program {which she captained} created the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) {which I directly benefited from}. Because of her the interest rate on my mortgage is now very similar to the rates being offered for refinancing today. Elizabeth was also very instrumental during the development of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; a Agency now desperately needed to check the previously unbridled capitalism {greed} and thus begin the healing process for our economy. As for her opponent {Scott Brown} he appears to be overly preoccupied with the race of Elizabeth Warren; enough so to waste precious debate time in order to avoid the real and pressing issues at hand. There's a old adage: "how do you know who your poppa was cause your momma done told you so". I don't care if she is a descendant of Big Bird; the woman works hard and gets results...so drop it already! Further, it is my understanding that Scott Brown worked to inhibit the $450 Billion Jobs Bill when so many Americans are still unemployed. Perhaps unemployment will do him some good. Additionally, he claims to be the champion of bipartisanship but yet signed the anti-tax pledge promoted by Grover Norquist; so much for reaching across the aisle and for that matter thinking for yourself. And now the Koch Brothers {via America 360, Pro-Scott Brown Super PAC} are coming in to tag-team against his opponent. Does anyone think these influence peddlers work for free? The only benefit voters will get from America 360 is a strong case of the dizzies. Just as with presidency this election is about a definite choice between someone who represents the few who have never had it so good and someone who represents the many that know we can {and will} do better. Her name is Elizabeth Warren and she deserves election. Joe Bialek Cleveland, OH "Do not fear to be eccentric in opinion, for every opinion now accepted was once eccentric." Bertrand Russell [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: Area 51. The real truth. Not Wikipedia, Facebookor Twitter | |
Author: Christopher Anton (Laughing myself inside out.) [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 08:59:20 10/19/12 Fri When I first saw this book advertised, I was reluctant to buy it. I'd never heard of the author Christopher Antony Meade and I was reluctant to spend any of my hard earned funds on his novella. After reading the excellent review that accompanies the advertisement, I decided to take the plunge and buy the book. It was a decision I have not regretted. A book of 95 pages should take about four hours to read. “The Zombie, the Cat and Barack Obama” occupied my time for about 10 hours. It was just so funny I had to keep putting it down in order to recover from the laughing. I'm not sure whether the author really is telling the truth when he makes his outrageous claims. You can be certain, though; that there will be very embarrassed faces in the homes of the great and good if this book gets widespread circulation. It starts off as a conventional enough zombie story. The actual zombie is a cut above the usual run-of-the-mill graveyard refugees. For one thing, he's a very talented classical pianist. When he moves in with a rather naive writer in Wimbledon in South London, he sets in train a series of events that will ultimately bring him to the highest house in the land and an encounter with a rather hapless Barack Obama. Suffice it to say that American brains are on the menu. Barack Obama also figures large in this book. The story of his ancestry is as strange as it is funny. Osama bin laden is revealed to have been a schoolgirl fetishist. The tale of how he met his end is very far removed from the official version. It makes the Navy seal’s account seem rather pallid as well. The reader is also treated to some very original and hilarious explanations for such modern controversies, as the real purpose of area 51, or the very surprising cause of chem trails, among others. I have to say that this book is an imaginative and comic triumph. My only regret about it is that it came to an end. I hope I don't have to wait too long for the sequel. Mind you, I will have to find some way of stopping this laughing. Otherwise, I will be suing Christopher Antony Meade for putting me into this state in the first place. Available on Amazon. United States. http://goo.gl/ckqfk United Kingdom (Amazon UK) http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B009CYBTC8/ref=tag_dpp_yt_edpp_rt#tags You can also buy it from many other online retailers. Priced at less than the cost of a packet of cigarettes. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
| Subject: ARE YOU KIDDING ME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
Author: ARE YOU KIDDING ME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 21:29:51 06/27/12 Wed ARE YOU KIDDING ME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: I hate police unions | |
Author: Jew Bulger [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 14:42:46 10/14/10 Thu I hate all teachers, police and firefighters unions. They are ripping our state off. We are paying higher taxes just to keep all these bad apples working. We are paying them a lot of money to do less work and that is not fair. People like you should be ashamed of yourselves. You are all bad people. I hate all of you. I all public servant to give us our moneys worth. You are all worth nothing. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: MONROE, Wash. -- | |
Author: OFFICER KILLED [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 07:20:13 02/12/11 Sat Corrections Officer Jayme Lee Biendl A female correctional officer at the state prison in Monroe was killed by an inmate on Saturday night. The slain officer has been identified as 34-year-old Jayme Lee Biendl, an 8-year veteran of the facility. According to a release from the Washington State Department of Corrections, the staff conducted a routine count of offenders Saturday after 9 p.m. and noticed that one offender was missing. He was found three minutes later in the chapel lobby and told officers he planned to escape. An hour later, staff members noticed that a correctional officer's keys and radio were missing. Soon after, they found Biendl unresponsive and were unable to revive her using CPR. Emergency responders declared her dead at the scene at 10:49 p.m., according to the release. Following the death, the prison went into lock-down. The suspected offender was placed in a segregation unit. The inmate accused of killing Biendl is 52-year-old Byron E. Scherf. He has a long history of convictions, having served time in the prison system in the 1970s and 80s for an array of crimes. His last conviction was for first-degree rape, assault and kidnapping in 1997. As a three-strikes inmate, he is serving life without parole. His convictions were out of Pierce and Spokane County. The Monroe Police Department is investigating the case. Governor Chris Gregoire issued a statement Sunday morning regarding the killing. "It is with a heavy heart that I offer my condolences to the family and friends of Officer Jayme Biendl," the statement read. "I am truly saddened by her senseless murder. This young woman was devoted to an agency that works around the clock to ensure our communities are safe, which makes her death all the more tragic. I ask all Washingtonians to join me in keeping her loved ones in our thoughts and prayers." Below is a statement from Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon regarding the incident: "I have been in touch with DOC staff regarding the terrible tragedy that has occurred at Washington State's Monroe Correctional Center. I want to express my sincere condolences for the loss of Officer Jayme Biendl. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family, friends and colleagues. I have also spoken with other MCC officers and their families to express my sincere condolences and to offer any and all support necessary. "This tragedy is an offense to all who work to keep this community safe and to all who call Snohomish County home. Snohomish County Government stands ready to assist the State of Washington and the Monroe Police Department during this challenging period. "Correctional officers play an invaluable role in maintaining public safety. Each and every minute of their work day puts them in harm's way for the protection of our community. They are an integral piece of our law and justice system and their security must be a top priority." Copyright 2011 by KIROTV.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. The slain officer has been identified as 34-year-old Jayme Lee Biendl, an 8-year veteran of the facility. According to a release from the Washington State Department of Corrections, the staff conducted a routine count of offenders Saturday after 9 p.m. and noticed that one offender was missing. He was found three minutes later in the chapel lobby and told officers he planned to escape. An hour later, staff members noticed that a correctional officer's keys and radio were missing. Soon after, they found Biendl unresponsive and were unable to revive her using CPR. Emergency responders declared her dead at the scene at 10:49 p.m., according to the release. Following the death, the prison went into lock-down. The suspected offender was placed in a segregation unit. The inmate accused of killing Biendl is 52-year-old Byron E. Scherf. He has a long history of convictions, having served time in the prison system in the 1970s and 80s for an array of crimes. His last conviction was for first-degree rape, assault and kidnapping in 1997. As a three-strikes inmate, he is serving life without parole. His convictions were out of Pierce and Spokane County. The Monroe Police Department is investigating the case. Governor Chris Gregoire issued a statement Sunday morning regarding the killing. "It is with a heavy heart that I offer my condolences to the family and friends of Officer Jayme Biendl," the statement read. "I am truly saddened by her senseless murder. This young woman was devoted to an agency that works around the clock to ensure our communities are safe, which makes her death all the more tragic. I ask all Washingtonians to join me in keeping her loved ones in our thoughts and prayers." Below is a statement from Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon regarding the incident: "I have been in touch with DOC staff regarding the terrible tragedy that has occurred at Washington State's Monroe Correctional Center. I want to express my sincere condolences for the loss of Officer Jayme Biendl. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family, friends and colleagues. I have also spoken with other MCC officers and their families to express my sincere condolences and to offer any and all support necessary. "This tragedy is an offense to all who work to keep this community safe and to all who call Snohomish County home. Snohomish County Government stands ready to assist the State of Washington and the Monroe Police Department during this challenging period. "Correctional officers play an invaluable role in maintaining public safety. Each and every minute of their work day puts them in harm's way for the protection of our community. They are an integral piece of our law and justice system and their security must be a top priority." Copyright 2011 by KIROTV.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
| Subject: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pfm_upp_c40 | |
Author: So you want to be a C/O [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 12:02:02 02/06/11 Sun http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pfm_upp_c40 [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
| Subject: ALL MCOFU MEMBERS | |
Author: CO DAVID M. LEONARD MTC [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 20:41:22 07/11/10 Sun TO ALL MCOFU MEMBERS...THERE WILL BE A HEARING REGARDING EXECUTIVE SECRETARY MANNY BAPTISTE. CONSTITUTIONAL CHARGES HAVE BEEN LEVIED AGAINST HIM BY THE PRESIDENT OF THIS UNION. THE HEARING IS THURSDAY, JULY 15, 2010 AT 5:00 PM AT THE UNION HALL. THE ADDRESS OF THE HALL IS 159 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MILFORD MASS. 01757. THIS IS AN OPEN HEARING AS REQUESTED BY MANNY BAPTISTE. WE NEED AS MANY BROTHERS AND SISTERS TO ATTEND. WHY? BECAUSE, AT THIS VERY TIME YOUR UNION IS IN CONTROL OF PEOPLE WHO DON'T CARE ABOUT YOU. THEY TOOK THESE POSITIONS BECAUSE THEY ARE SELFISH PEOPLE WHO DON'T CARE ABOUT YOU OR I. THEY GIVE TO THEMSELVES AND WATCH WHILE WE LOOSE! THESE SAME PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW WHAT THE WORD TRANSPARENCY IS....REMEMBER HOW DENNEHY PUSHED TRANSPARENCY, WHILE ALLOWING SO MANY DOC WRONGDOINGS AGAINST OUR BODY!! MANNY STOOD UP AGAINST THE 4..NOW HE IS ON THE WAY OUT! DO NOT LET THIS HAPPEN! SHOW THIS E BOARD THAT WE ARE GOING TO MAKE THEM ACCOUNTABLE FOR EVERY WRONGFUL ACTION THEY DO. BEGINNING WITH NOT ALLOWING THEM TO SHANG HIGH AN HONEST PERSON WHO WONT FALL IN LINE AND SHUT UP. IN A TIME WHEN WE NEED SOLIDARITY, WE HAVE DISCENT! THIS E BOARD DOESN'T RETURN CALLS FROM THE VERY PEOPLE THEY HAVE SWORN TO REPRESENT! WHY WON'T THEY TAKE THE CALLS? BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO TELL YOU BUT LIES! HOLIDAYS ARE TAKEN AWAY...THEY GET! COMPTIME LOST...THEY GET A BUYOUT! SICK AT HOME...GET YOUR TRAVEL PAY ANYWAY! THERE IS SO MUCH MORE YOU NEED TO HEAR AND DEMAND THE TRUTH ABOUT!! MANNY IS A GUY WHO FOR THE LAST TWENTY YEARS HAS DONE NOTHING BUT GOOD FOR THE MTC AND THE BODY AS A WHOLE. WE CANNOT ALLOW THIS E BOARD TO UNCONSTITUTIONALLY TOSS ANOTHER PERSON OUT OF THE E BOARD BECAUSE HE WON'T FALL IN LINE. IT IS CRAZY THAT WE PAY DUES TO THIS UNION AND HAVE NEVER SEEN THE HALL. IT IS CRAZY THAT THIS IS THE ONLY COLLECTIVE BODY THAT CAN NEGOTIATE, PROTECT AND ALLOW US TO PROSPER AS A WHOLE AND ONLY 20 PERCENT OF THE BODY WILL VOTE! WE GET NOTHING BECAUSE WE DO NOTHING!!! WE ARE TREATED LIKE PUNKS BECAUSE WE ACT LIKE IT..WE FIGHT AMONGST OURSELVES...WE ALLOW THE STATE TO PUSH US AROUND. THE FIRST STEP TO GETTING WHAT WE WANT IS TO TAKE BACK THIS UNION. MAKE IT THE STONG, SUPPORTIVE AND CAPABLE UNION THAT WILL SHOW THE PEOPLE WHO ARE ABLE TO GIVE US THE CONTRACTS AND THE RESPECT THAT WHICH WE DESERVE! IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, ASK! GET INVOLVED. THIS UNION HAS THE CAPABILITY TO EMPLOY RETIRES..OFFER ASSITANCE TO THE FAMILYS OF THE OFFICERS WHO DIE UNDER OUR WATCH AND SO MUCH MORE. THIS UNION ISN'T A CANDY JAR TO TAKE FROM, WHEN YOU SIT ON THE BOARD. IT IS A VEHICLE TO PROPEL THIS BODY INTO THE FUTURE. THANK YOU. PLEASE ATTEND THIS THURSDAY NITE AT THE UNION HALL. YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF, YOUR FAMILY, YOUR UNION. PLUS..YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS THE HYPOCRACY!! [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: Next Contract | |
Author: C.O. Contract [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 19:12:22 01/02/09 Fri How about this, 0-0-0 and give state Correction Officers 25-75. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: copied | |
Author: truth? [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 16:26:59 07/31/08 Thu The Union pays two of our executive board members their salary, the President and Vice President. However, the $3000.00 was money owed by the state (anything beyond regular salary is paid by the state), not the Union, so the Union over paid Steve and Kenny, because Kenny requested the money thinking it was the Union that was supposed to pay the $3000.00. When the state sent out checks to EVERYONE including Steve and Kenny, Kenny decided he would try and keep the money. The only problem was he would have to talk Kenneway into keeping it too. That didn't work and now Kenny is trying to say Steve is a rat for turning Kenny in for attempting to steal from the Union. Ahearn doesn't get payroll info from the DOC so he didn't know Steve and Kenny received checks from the DOC until Steve went to him and said Ed needed to take the $3000.00 out of his next check. It took Ed some time to do it, but it was done. Kenny on the other hand decided to let time pass with hopes that Steve wouldn't say anything. Steve spoke with Kenny on different occasions about paying it back. At one point Kenny said he set up payment with the DOC, but he never did. After several conversations it was obvious to Steve that Kenny had no intentions of paying it back, so charges were filed. Of course Kenny said at his hearing that he did tell Steve those things, but he was just kidding. Kenny paid the money back during the hearing process. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: Whats the story with Gardner | |
Author: not in the know [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 00:00:59 10/21/08 Tue [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: The MCOFU barge is sinking | |
Author: blue [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 11:08:20 04/10/08 Thu The barge is sinking. Finally people are seeing what poor decisions they made last election. The gig is almost up, a new union will be in. It's really too bad they ruined MCOFU, it used to be a union that had power and respect. Remember when you didnt have to go to arbitration for every greivance? Remember when there were positive articles in newsppaers about this "new federated union". Not any more we are now just a joke.And to all you retards who still follow these clowns I was involved until it just became to much of an embarassment. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: Can't . | |
Author: lol [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 17:52:28 11/05/08 Wed I can’t wait for our unions once every three year media blitz. We did get a small one over the v.p.'s rail-job but the real one's coming, it's e-board election time. Make your wishs up now, cause soon there will be someone in your face saying they can fore fill them. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: As I've said before | |
Author: Retiring Soon [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 15:53:45 12/26/09 Sat What this Union truly needs is to rethink it's structure. First of all the Executive Board should be more of a steering commitee. We need to hire professional people to run the day to day and represent us on negotiations. 1) An Executive Director: Hired by the E-Board and pay is based on performance. 2) A Legislative Rep: Again hired by E-Board and pay is based on performance. ALot of Ex Senators out there who know the ins and outs and have the connections we need. 3) A Business Agent: Hired by E-Board and paid on performance. The members of the E-Board would only work 2 days a week in the union office the rest of the time they would be back in the institutions. Have all members in one day a week at union office to meet together and then one other day so that we have an Officer there at all times overseeing the process. This would allow us to put forth a professional appearance and the hired professionals would be able to speak more frankly about situations as they would not have to worry about petty retaliations by the DOC when their term was up, and the harder they worked for us the better their pay. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: NEWS FLASH | |
Author: WATCHER [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 14:40:29 05/10/08 Sat What is going on up at the Executive Board level? All six guys signing their names accussing one of their own of embezzlement (union funds used without authority). What time do you want the FBI there Stevie, I can promise you that all union members is watching this closely. Also, if a take over is necessary, I will be there, I am not about to let 20 years go down the drain because of you and your spending frenzies and wasted monies on personal gains, It has been alledged ===== new homes, cars, gambling money, mind altering substances, free sporting events, over inflated expense account, educational pay for elected officials without proper degrees, overtime money for no services rendered, shift diff how bogus, and now we hear the in house fighting about money being used for what.......? EVERYONE ONE OF US IS ENTITLED TO A DETAILED REPORT AND COMPLETE EXPLANATION OF WHATS GOING ON. If you wish to continue to ask for our support then open the books now. Members ask this question: If you need more information just ask any elected steward to see the copy of the letter signed by Kenneway and the other 5 offcials sent out these past few days.(This is scary, to know our money isn't safe is a big time problem and we need to act now before it is to late). I am calling for all members that ran for an elected position last March 2007 to reach out to one another and assemble a watchdog unit task with overseeing current spendings and also to conduct a full audit of past spendings. Remember, we are entitled to this and if we don't address it now it might be too late. Let us not get fooled a third time around by the same old it don't concern me, or because some loyalist with personal gains writes a croc of bullshit on this board or better yet its just the union busting by eboard candidate losers, No, I say, if you truely want your union, then get behind the men and women that plan to hold all criminal matters accountable and help us take back what is our righfully so. Stay tuned "Taking Back our Union" [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: Oh heres a laugh | |
Author: watcher [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 20:25:41 05/08/08 Thu Prison expert acquitted of scheming to bribe former Illinois corrections director Posted in Articles on May 8, 2008 by cosgoingwrong Judge: Alleged role in bribery not proved A federal judge on Wednesday acquitted Michael J. Mahoney, a nationally known corrections expert, on charges that he schemed to bribe Illinois’ former top prison official to win lucrative state contracts for his lobbying clients. After the verdict was announced, Mahoney exhaled sharply, wiped tears from his eyes and began hugging more than a dozen family members and supporters who attended the bench trial in the Dirksen U.S. Courthouse. “It’s just an incredible relief for this ordeal to be over,” Mahoney, former head of the John Howard Association, a Chicago-based prison watchdog group, said later in a courthouse hallway. “It’s the most incredible character-building experience I’ve ever been through.” Federal prosecutors alleged that Mahoney used a former business partner as a “bag man” to deliver about $20,000 in bribes to Donald Snyder Jr. while he headed the Illinois Department of Corrections from 1999 to 2002. According to the charges, Snyder kicked back millions of dollars in state contracts to business clients of Mahoney and his partner, former Cook County Undersheriff John J. Robinson. Both Snyder and Robinson pleaded guilty last year and testified against Mahoney at the trial. But U.S. District Judge James Zagel, who heard the case without a jury, found that prosecutors had not proven beyond a reasonable doubt that Mahoney participated in the scheme. Zagel said the evidence showed that, at most, Mahoney suspected Robinson of paying bribes and chose not to interfere. “I don’t think the law would require him to refuse [consulting] fees just because he knew it was possible someone else bribed a decision-maker,” Zagel said. Zagel said he discounted Snyder’s testimony entirely, saying he was unreliable and his “alleged poor memory” was more likely a reluctance to come clean about what happened. Zagel also said he found Robinson’s testimony vague and unconvincing on several key points. A spokesman for U.S. Atty. Patrick Fitzgerald declined to comment on the verdict. In closing arguments Wednesday, Assistant U.S. Atty. Laurie Barsella said Mahoney had built a good reputation at John Howard but then chose to lobby on behalf of some of the same state prison vendors he was supposed to be policing. In the process, he became a “stealth lobbyist” who was “using his watchdog position to earn buckets of money,” Barsella said. Barsella argued that Robinson could not have orchestrated the bribery plan on his own, because it was Mahoney who had the close ties to Snyder and big-time lobbying clients. “This scheme—pure and simple—did not happen without Mike Mahoney,” Barsella said. “Robinson was the bagman. . . . He was the sidekick.” Defense lawyers argued that it made perfect sense for Robinson to keep Mahoney in the dark about any bribes. If Mahoney knew, he might put a halt to the scheme, they argued. Thomas Anthony Durkin, an attorney for Mahoney, said in court that he had urged prosecutors not to indict Mahoney on the word of Snyder and Robinson. “I am flabbergasted at the end [of the trial] to see the evidence was even worse than I thought was,” Durkin told Zagel. Source: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chi-mahoney-trial.1may08,0,3583982.story [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: S.O.S...WALPOLE | |
Author: ... [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 09:56:53 01/24/08 Thu we have had officers getting the shit kicked out of them, 3 sinse jan 1 . Over 30 weapons found sinse jan 1st . Moral is at an all time low. And the admin does'nt care .it would be nice to see someone from the E.BOARD pretending to care. the place is a mess and it's getting very dangerous for staff. we need your help here guys [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: revised | |
Author: retro [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 12:04:48 11/08/07 Thu News Headline: REVISED PAYMENT SCHEDULE Date: 11/5/2007 Story: MCOFU has been informed of a revised payment schedule of raises, longevity payment and retroactive pay. The new dates are as follows: 11/16/07 The 7/8/07 salary chart will be implemented (representing an 11% salary increase) and the new increases will be issues with the pay advices that day. 11/30/07 A retroactive payment for the salary increases effective 10/01/06-07/07/07 (8%) will be issued. Additionally, the $3,000.00 longevity payment (eligibility dependent) will br issued with the pay advices that day (less the retroactive dues/agency fees). 12/14/07 A retroactive payment for the salary increase effective 07/08/07-10/27/07 (3%) will be issued with the pay advices that day (less the retroactive dues/agency fees increase). Please feel free to contact the union office at 774-396-6477 with any questions or concerns. On behalf of the Executive Board, Ken Ferullo Vice President [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: overpaid | |
Author: Concerned taxpayer [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 16:09:33 10/12/07 Fri Just another forum for a bunch of whining over paid assholes , I should complain to my senator about you dickheads. Pacheco's law protecting union jobs should be repealed. Privateitation would be cheaper and the officers would be held accountable. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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Author: concerned [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 17:26:35 12/03/07 Mon Is there a D.O.C. policy that dictates how Forced over time lists are compiled for each shift? The House Officer Division of personnel at MCI-Norfolk are mostly by-passed to do forced over time because they have back to back shifts (work 3-11 then 7-3 the next day) and the regular shift officers have to take the "drafts" on an almost daily basis, which I believe is an unfair labor practice. If any one has any prior grievences or settled cases submitted for this type of situation, please let me know. If there is not a policy for Forced over time, does the individual institutions make up their own procedures and where can one find a copy of this at Norfolk? Thanks. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: exodus started | |
Author: KF [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 17:26:50 04/04/08 Fri WEST BOYLSTON— Correction officers at the Worcester County Jail and House of Correction are set to vote tomorrow on whether to leave the union that has represented them for the last dozen years and join an upstart new union that has up to now mainly been associated with police officers. The decertification election is from 2 p.m.— 5 p.m. at the jail complex’s training center. The vote among the 360 officers and sergeants will decide whether they leave the Massachusetts Correction Officer Federated Union and join the New England Police Benevolent Association, according to Peter Boyd, chief steward of the MCOFU local. Mr. Boyd said he will run for president of the new union if members vote to decertify. He maintained that members have been dissatisfied with MCOFU’s representation for some time, and with the local’s 5-year contract expiring June 30, want to go with a union that will help them get better wages and benefits and safer working conditions. Mr. Boyd noted that the Worcester County MCOFU chapter got total raises of 6 percent over the five years, while state correction officers also represented by MCOFU got 14 percent raises during the same period. “We feel like we’ve been doormats of the administration for far too long,” Mr. Boyd said. “We’ve been saying for a long time that we want to make the same pay as the state correction officers.” In recent months, both sides have been campaigning to win the jail employees’ votes. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: real nice | |
Author: 3D [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 19:09:48 11/26/08 Wed FORMER MASSACHUSETTS INMATE ARRESTED FOR HACKING PRISON COMPUTER TO ACCESS PRISON MANAGEMENT PROGRAM BOSTON, MA -A former inmate of the Plymouth County Correctional Facility in Plymouth, Massachusetts was arrested late yesterday in North Carolina, on an Indictment charging him with damage to the prison’s computer network and identity theft. The inmate is alleged to have obtained the password to a prison management program and to have made available to other inmates a report listing the names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, home addresses and telephone numbers of over 1,100 current and former prison personnel. United States Attorney Michael J. Sullivan, Warren T. Bamford, Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation - Boston Field Division and Sheriff Joseph D. McDonald of Plymouth County, announced today that FRANCIS G. JANOSKO, age 42, was charged in an Indictment with one count of intentional damage to a protected computer and one count of aggravated identity theft. JANOSKO was indicted on October 29, 2008 which was unsealed late yesterday afternoon following his arrest in North Carolina. The Indictment alleges that while JANOSKO was an inmate at the Plymouth County Correctional Facility in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, the prison provided inmates a computer so they could research legal matters. To maintain computer and prison security, the prison attempted to restrict the inmates’ access to legal research and nothing else. As configured, the computer prevented inmates from accessing the Internet, e-mail, other computers on the prison's networks, or even other computer programs on the legal research computer. The Indictment further alleges that despite these restrictions, JANOSKO figured out how to use the legal research computer for purposes other than legal research, by several methods including exploiting a previously-unknown idiosyncrasy in the legal research software. As a result, the Indictment alleges, between October 1, 2006 and February 7, 2007, JANOSKO configured the prison's computer network to provide himself, and other inmates, access to programs other than the legal research program, and to access and provide inmates access to a report that listed the names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, home addresses and telephone numbers, and past employment history of over 1,100 current and former prison personnel. The Indictment alleges that JANOSKO also obtained the username and password to an important prison management computer program and attempted to log in to that program, fortunately without success before he was caught. If convicted of the computer charge, JANOSKO faces up to 10 years of imprisonment, to be followed by up to 3 years supervised release, a fine of up to $250,000 or twice the gain or loss (whichever is greater) and restitution to Plymouth County, Massachusetts. If convicted of the identity theft charge, JANOSKO faces an additional mandatory 2 years of imprisonment and one year of supervised release. The investigation was conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation - Boston Field Division, with considerable assistance from the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department. It is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Scott L. Garland of Sullivan’s Computer Crimes and Intellectual Property Unit. The details in the Indictment are allegations. The defendant is presumed to be innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: stupid | |
Author: big brother [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 11:25:35 02/22/08 Fri MASSACHUSETTS 02/22/08 UPTON - MA The state employee who allegedly sent e-mails containing profanity and gay slurs to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority resigned yesterday. Upton resident Mark Roberts resigned effective 5 p.m. yesterday from his job at the Department of Correction, said Diane Wiffin, director of public affairs for the Milford-based agency. "He's no longer an employee of the DOC," Wiffin said. Roberts was supposed to have a commissioners hearing with the department today. That hearing will not take place, Wiffin said. Roberts could not be reached for comment yesterday. E-mails provided by the MBTA were sent from November 2007 through last month to the commuter rail's customer service department. The messages complain about late trains and use gay epithets to describe Daniel Grabauskas, the MBTA's general manager, who is openly gay. The messages were sent from an e-mail address at the Department of Correction that included Roberts' name, said MBTA spokesman Joe Pesaturo. "The train was 12 minutes late getting in to South Station this morning," said one e-mail, dated Jan. 14. "Same old (expletive) - different day ... Fire the (expletive) Grabuskis (sic) - he is as useless as (expletive) on a bull!" The MBTA had no comment on the resignation, Pesaturo said. source http://www.milforddailynews.com/homepage/x391458103 [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: The proof that Danny Lied about the 27 is in | |
Author: Here is the DOCKET NUMBER form MCAD that Danny says doesn't exist [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 10:44:58 07/27/08 Sun A friend did a request for information with the DOC and received the following. A complaint was filed by Thomas F. Sweeney, Jr. out of NCCI on January 29, 1998 due to being told he would be out of a job in or about 1995. The Docket # is 98-SEM-0098 and the EEOC # is 16C981474. The investigators name for MCAD was Migdalia Rivera with a telephone number of (413) 739-2145 (you can ask MCAD about that). The Notary Public that signed and put a stamp on it is Elaine B. Rucks. The paper work also states, "NO. OF EMPLOYEES: 25+". So what do you say to that Danny? [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: WoW nice letter Steve | |
Author: ips [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 22:03:56 09/14/08 Sun Since you started this whole thing. (and I'm not saying Ken is innocent) I think it should have been handled alot different. Who payed for the stamps? My union money. Thats around Two thousand dollars. You should have put it towards the Union Internet site so we could actually have one to get info like that. Another poor judgement call on your behalf. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: I heard Ken beat the charges is this true. | |
Author: IAD [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 23:45:52 06/26/08 Thu [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: Your FUTURE is Bright | |
Author: J.P. Madoux [ Edit | View ] |
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| Subject: oh no | |
Author: co*I [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 14:27:50 11/14/07 Wed Budget chief says state could face $1.3B deficit By Casey Ross | Wednesday, November 14, 2007 | http://www.bostonherald.com | Local Politics Gov. Deval Patrick’s top budget aide yesterday said the state is facing at least a $1.3 billion budget deficit next fiscal year and will have to implement sharp spending cuts unless new job-growth revenues or new taxes are factored in. “That’s a starting point,” budget chief Leslie Kirwan said of the $1.3 billion deficit. “There’s always inflation from one year to the next” due to growth in health-care expenses, contractual salary increases and other costs. The potential size of the fiscal 2009 deficit means Patrick and lawmakers will have little room for new programs and will likely have to cut services significantly to balance the budget. It also means cities and towns could face no growth - or even sharp cuts - in state assistance needed to pay for local services. Kirwan said the financial crunch is largely due to the use of “one-time” revenue sources to patch the state’s budget problems. In the current fiscal year, the state is relying on $569 million in reserves and other funds to keep the budget in balance, a move that essentially pushes the problem into fiscal 2009. When added to a $243 million shortfall in state lottery funds and other deficits, that $569 million quickly snowballs into a much larger number, especially given projections for modest revenue growth next year. Kirwan cautioned that the state is early in its budget process - she will not file a spending proposal until Jan. 23 - but she made clear yesterday that the projected $1.3 billion deficit is a minimum number that could grow significantly in the months ahead. “In the short run, we have a spending problem,” she said, referring to growth in health-care costs and other preprogrammed expenses that are expanding faster than state tax revenues. Kirwan said Patrick hopes to close next year’s deficit with economic growth instead of broad-based tax increases, but she left the door open to business-tax increases. The governor’s proposal to raise an additional $600 million from businesses by closing “corporate tax loopholes” is still being studied by a state commission. “Clearly, a number of the things the governor is working on, including life sciences (tax credits) and casinos, are designed to help grow the economy so in the midterm the revenue pie is a lot bigger,” she said. Asked whether casino revenues will be included in the governor’s budget plan, Kirwan said it would be premature to answer definitively, but she did not rule it out. Article URL: http://www.bostonherald.com/news/regional/politics/view.bg?articleid=1044558 [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: Some Issues for contract talks | |
Author: CO [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 00:22:16 01/09/08 Wed Shift Diff increase, State College tuition for children not just spouse, Increase in Sick time buyout, Increase in vaction by adding a week around 15/16 years, recorrecting sicktime lanquage to 5 unsubstantiated days, Push for legislation for officers bill of right also attempt Peace Officer status. These are some serious issues that need to be addressed. You hear that Steve and Ken. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: lets do it | |
Author: kkl [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 12:08:57 01/19/08 Sat Jan 19, 8:24 AM EST Corrections officers leaving state workers union Advertisement CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -- New Hampshire's State Employees Association has taken a big hit, as nearly 600 corrections officers voted to leave the union and join its main rival. The 564 officers and supervisors are joining the New England Police Benevolent Association. SEA President Gary Smith has scheduled an emergency meeting for January 31st to discuss the situation. Smith is a corrections employee himself, and says he will continue as president and as a dues-paying member of the SEA. The SEA has been hit by a series of elections in small units that want to sever ties since its national affiliate, the Service Employees International Union, left the AFL-CIO. Fish and Game and Highway Patrol officers already voted to switch unions. In addition to complaining they weren't being represented adequately, some state workers were upset with the SEA because the union began charging a fee to non-union members. --- Information from: Concord Monitor, http://www.cmonitor.com [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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Date Posted: 00:41:05 11/20/08 Thu DOC official accused of ripping off $100,000 in funds and weapons By Marie Szaniszlo | Wednesday, November 19, 2008 | http://www.bostonherald.com | Local Coverage A state Department of Correction employee may soon be behind bars himself for allegedly stealing some $100,000 in state funds, firearms and other items from the department, Attorney General Martha Coakley said today. Gary Mendes, who was responsible for the purchase of firearms, ammunition and other specialized equipment for the DOC since 2002, is accused of buying himself numerous items, including five 40-caliber handguns, a machete, a hunting bow and a baseball pitching machine, authorities said. Investigators allege that between 2004 and 2008, Mendes falsely reported the value, cost and quantity of equipment department officials believed they had paid for by misrepresenting invoices he had produced, authorities said. Mendes, 48, is accused of knowingly submiting invoices for more merchandise than he actually used or needed and then using the difference in value as credit to buy items for himself. He was arrested at his Berkley home today and charged with procurement fraud and larceny by scheme over $250, Coakley said, and is expected to be arraigned in Greenfield District Court this afternoon. Article URL: http://www.bostonherald.com/news/regional/view.bg?articleid=1133512 [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: contract update | |
Author: mcofu [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 16:30:06 10/26/07 Fri News Headline: PROJECTED DATES FOR RAISE Date: 10/25/2007 Story: Dear Brothers and Sisters, Please be advised that MCOFU has been notified of the following dates for payment of raises under the new collective bargaining agreement. On November 16,2007 we are scheduled to see the first 8% raise in our checks. On November 30, 2007 we are scheduled to receive the additional 3% raise, the $3,000.00 longevity payment, and the retroactive pay. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THESE DATES MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. We will keep you updated via intranet, hotline and this web site. Stay Safe. On Behalf of the Executive Board, Ken Ferullo, Vice President [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: MCOFU election | |
Author: Steve M [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 14:10:20 12/19/09 Sat I am pleased to announce that I am a candidate for Executive Secretary/MCOFU. Please visit matty4mcofu.com for a better understanding of my goals and visions. Thanks for your support. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: Whats up with the ex VP | |
Author: i now things [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 09:19:31 09/15/09 Tue If you see the ex VP Ferillo ask him to tell you the story of his all exspense union paid vacation to Calif. Don't forget to ask how his trip across the border to Mexico was will he was there. More to come [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: We don't have any oversight in our union and it looks real bad. | |
Author: IRS [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 19:08:13 04/01/09 Wed BROCKTON Union official charged with larceny A union official representing 400 Brockton city workers has been charged with making nearly $20,000 in unauthorized withdrawals from a union bank account. Susan Elliot of Lakeville, former secretary treasurer of Local 1162 of the Laborer's International Union of North America, which represents clerical and public works employees, is charged with larceny over $250. She is scheduled for arraignment in Brockton District Court on May 5. Authorities allege Elliot, 47, used the union's ATM card on numerous occasions to remove money from the account between September and February. The Enterprise of Brockton reported that the missing money was discovered during a routine audit. Elliot allegedly told police she intended to repay the money. (AP) [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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| Subject: sad day | |
Author: co [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 16:07:54 03/20/09 Fri Mark Parker died on Thursday, 25 years after throwing his body in harm's way to protect Orange County residents. Then 19, Parker was gunned down in the old courthouse in Orlando on Jan. 10, 1984, in a massacre that changed court security forever. His wound crippled the young corrections officer but never broke his spirit. "Mark is the last victim of Thomas Provenzano," said State Attorney Lawson Lamar, who was sheriff at the time. "He was a tough, tough kid. He didn't spend time being miserable." Paralyzed from the chest down, Parker attended the annual memorial service to honor the men slain by Provenzano: court bailiff William "Arnie" Wilkerson, who died the day of the shootings, and court bailiff Harry Dalton, who succumbed to his injuries in 1991. Nine years later, Parker attended Provenzano's execution at Florida State Prison. "Justice has finally been served," Parker said afterward. Parker, 44, died about 2 a.m. at Orlando Regional Medical Center, where he was admitted Wednesday. Condolences came from as far away as Afghanistan. "It was a long hard battle for Mark and he made a go of it," former Sheriff Kevin Beary said by telephone from Kabul, where he is teaching tactics to Afghan forces. "He never stopped trying to make it better for people who had suffered catastrophic injuries like he did." On the day of the massacre, Provenzano went to court to shoot police officers who gave him a traffic ticket. In an era before searches for weapons, he walked into the building with three guns. Inside a courtroom, he wounded Dalton. Then he killed Wilkerson. He fired again but missed hitting a judge. Stepping into a corridor, Provenzano traded shots with another court deputy. Hit in the crossfire, Parker required around-the-clock care for the rest of his life. After the shooting, hundreds of tradesmen, cops and others raised money and built an addition for him at his family home in Winter Garden. "It really was a project of love," said former Sheriff Walt Gallagher, who organized the effort as a supervisor with the Sheriff's Office. "He was not left without support." A hard-core rock 'n' roll fan, Parker loved Led Zeppelin and thrilled at having met lead singer Robert Plant during an Orlando performance. He never missed a Daytona 500 NASCAR race. After relearning skills as small as feeding himself with a spoon, Parker mastered computers for regular gaming sessions with soldiers in Iraq and Internet buddies around the world. "My brother's better on the computer with his mouth stick than I could be with my two hands," said his sister, Colleen Parker of Winter Garden. Survivors also include his brother, Marvin Parker of Winter Garden. His mother, Beverly Parker, died in 2004, followed a year later by his father, former Chief Deputy Charlie B. Parker. Mark Parker always hoped to follow in his father's footsteps. Before he retired, Beary made him an honorary deputy. Windermere police Officer Carl Head, Parker's best friend since their days at West Orange High School, choked up as he talked about being running buddies with a guy in a wheelchair. Parker loved racing, "but he was into science fiction, history and the military, too," Head said. "If you really knew Mark, then you really knew his love for his country, law enforcement and his friends." Funeral Information Funeral services for Corrections Officer Parker will be conducted with full law-enforcement honors on Tuesday, March 24 at 10 a.m. at First United Methodist Church in Winter Garden, Fla. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
| Subject: Hey Vets | |
Author: DDD [ Edit | View ] |
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