I don’t see it either with the new social media age getting laid has become as easy as poking someone on face book. Why would you give up your job and integrity for a rushed encounter in a mop closet? If you really want to get some kinks worked out they have a site for that. You can find you someone in your town that will do that and who knows not get sent to jail for it. I have yet to figure out the mind set. I also have yet to understand the allure of it. Some people just like taking advantage (or their perception of advantage of) people and usurp power over them. That’s the same thought process that a rapist has. The whole idea leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Well you can’t stop what others perceive as love. I think that it just goes back to the lack of willpower.

Absolutely right. Anytime I escorted a female inmate to the doctor, visits, etc. I tried to have another female officer go with me or another male officer to make sure that nothing was said inappropriately to the inmate (according to them). If I was by myself we have cameras everywhere so I would stay behind her or in the elevator on the opposite side of the female inmate. Why even let them give you an issue?

Just don’t understand it. Why put yourself in or allow yourself to be put in a compromising position like that!?!? Don’t ever get comfortable around them and be firm fair and consistent.

It’s usually step two of bringing in contraband,drugs and cell phones,into the prison.if money won’t do it sex will.The guys and woman that do the job gotta put up with it compare to the arm chair quarterbacks .The job ain’t easy ,if the males don’t get you ,the females will try with sex for favors…….Don’t get me wrong,we got a few rotten apples……

I read some of the article. What was with the guy with the long comments. Was he posting a response or a book?

Fortunately this type of thing is very very rare. 99.99999% of Officers would not lower themselves to this form of behavior. And the Bad apples that do are usually found out quickly and removed.

My comments to this article on Corrections.com:

I don’t think you should compare what happens in society with sexual exploitation of prisoners within a jail or prison. This is NOT commonplace in prisons across the country and you should not indict all officers based on the actions of a very few corrupted officers. Officers who have any sexual contacts with inmates are removed from the facility, either transferred or face a civil service hearing. This article does not address reverse sexual advances by female inmates toward male officers. That happens. Let’s not make a mountain out of a mole hole.