HMP PARC prison officers were arrested in Bridgend and Wales, in text messages mocking some prisoners who were injured behind bars as well as incidents of self -damage
The annoying text messages that were allegedly sent by the officers in a prison in Wales appeared to laugh at prisoners who were injured behind bars, saying they “need to be broken.”
According to the exchange of messages that were conducted by those working in HMP PARC in Bidgend, about 30 miles from Cardiff, they show that they also make fun of self -harm and the guests who were beaten. Wellzonine reported that the shocking texts and messages that were sent on social media show a number of exchanges between the officers and the former state. One of the messages, which was sent after a complaint, read: “Prisoners must be broken mentally and physically.”
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One message says: “I have done you *** after that [person’s] He directed him to drop him.
One person wrote: “Let's pay him to go tomorrow so that we can drop it.” Another message answered: “A great time, and *** for it.”
Additional messages illuminate the risk of suicide in prison. I read one message: “He will connect a bag around his neck.” Another responds: “A lot of papers.” Another adds: “Do not have to do papers if you pretend not to see them.”
Four PARC officers who were arrested last September were previously reported on suspicion of attacking and misconduct in the General Office regarding “discovering messages on social media common to employees related to excessive use of force on prisoners and other serious allegations.” These four officers were released without charge. The officers added an “additional arrest phase” in the case in January.
In the second stage of officers who were arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public positions, there is a 35-year-old man from Bridgend, a 40-year-old man from Swansea, a 38-year-old man from Barry, and a 50-year-old man from Lantelli, and was released from Cardiff from Cardiff-who were all rescued for more inquiries-36-year-old man from Llanelli, which was launched under investigation. Prison Minister Lord James Timpson previously confirmed the Anti -Corruption Unit in prison and monitoring that was working with the police in the investigation.
“The investigation is still ongoing and the officers continue to work closely with the G4S,” said South Wales Dean Taylor.
A G4S spokesman said: “Among the four individuals who were arrested and released without a charge by the South Wales police, three of the company were rejected and one remains suspended from a duty pending a disciplinary process results,” said a G4S spokesman.
“The vast majority of our employees are working hard. We are fully committed to distributing any violations.”
In response to the messages, G4S added: “It is expected that our employees will treat each person with dignity and respect.
