Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

Mr Severin says the department has already begun to address the
situation by improving staff support processes.
He says he is also looking into a program allowing staff to work at other
institutions for a period of up to three months but says they would not
be forced into moving.
‘Staff have the opportunity to work in another area to gain a better
appreciation of the broad complexities of our system, get some new
ideas, maybe even recharge the batteries a bit,’ he said.
‘We are looking at how we can best facilitate that to give staff who wish
to participate in this scheme an opportunity to maybe transfer to another
institution for a short period of time.’
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‘Strong message to prisoners’ in Cadell drug find
Monday June 22, 2009 2:32 p.m. AEST
South Australia's Correctional Services Minister, Tom Koutsantonis, says
possession of contraband in the state's prisons will not be tolerated.
Last week officers at the Cadell Training Centre in the Riverland detected
one of the state's largest single contraband hauls.
A 21-year-old man was reportedly trying to evade officers when he was
caught with a large cache of contraband under his jumper, including
cannabis, methylamphetamine, syringes and a case of burnt DVD movies.
The Correctional Services Minister, Tom Koutsantonis, says the man has
been transferred to the Yatala Labour Prison and is awaiting charges from
police.
Mr Koutsantonis says the discovery of a drug smuggling operation sends a
strong message to all prisoners.
‘I also think that all prisoners will obey general orders, they will do as they're
told, they're there to serve their time for crimes committed,’ he said.
‘If they do not obey and listen, correctional officers will act.’
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Convicted murderer walked out of Cadell Training Centre
Jordanna Schriever, Court Reporter
November 12, 2009 11:08 a.m.
A CONVICTED murderer walked out of a Riverland prison because he
was being threatened for passing information to authorities, a court has
heard.
The man, 30, was sentenced in the District Court today.
He cannot be identified because he was a youth when he killed Dr Peter
Goh - a locum doctor who was robbed and fatally bashed - in 1996.
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