Official Correspondence / Q&A - DOJ-OGR-00025467

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Document Information

Type: Official correspondence / q&a

File Size: 253 KB

Summary

This document, part of a larger set from the Department of Justice (DOJ-OGR-00025467), contains a specific question regarding the internal communications at a correctional facility (MCC). The inquiry asks what message supervisors have given to 'overworked, disgruntled correctional officers' following unspecified 'charges'. The response to the question is entirely redacted.

People (3)

Name	Role	Context
supervisors at MCC	Supervisor	Mentioned in a question about what they have told their staff.
rank and file	Correctional Officer	The recipients of messages from supervisors at MCC.
correctional officers	Correctional Officer	Described as overworked and disgruntled, and the intended audience for a message from supervisors.

Organizations (4)

Name	Type	Context
MCC	Correctional Facility	The location where supervisors and correctional officers work.
Federal Bureau of Prisons	Government Agency	The agency whose Public Information Office is listed as a contact.
Public Information Office	Government Agency Department	Listed as a contact for the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
DOJ	Government Agency	Implied by the Bates number prefix 'DOJ-OGR', indicating the Department of Justice.

Timeline (1 events)

Unspecified 'charges' were brought, prompting a question about the subsequent messaging to staff at MCC.

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Locations (1)

Location	Context
MCC	The location referenced in the question about supervisors and officers.

Relationships (1)

supervisors at MCC → Professional / Supervisory → correctional officers

The document asks what supervisors have told the 'rank and file' (correctional officers), indicating a direct supervisory relationship.

Key Quotes (1)

"Can you share anything supervisors at MCC have told the rank and file in the wake of these charges? What's the message to overworked, disgruntled correctional officers?"

Source

— Unknown Inquirer (Question (6) posed in the document, seeking information about internal communications at MCC.)

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