TROUBLE MAY BE brewing at Dodds Prisons between the top brass and the Prison Officers’ Association (POA).
And it has to do with the association being “evicted” from the office it had been occupying at the St Philip penal institution for over ten years.
SUNDAY SUN investigations reveal that on May 4, a deadbolt lock was placed on the entrance to the room that housed the association.
A source told the SUNDAY SUN: “The superintendent moved into an office on the “Y” block which housed the classrooms for training and the POA’s office and the association was given space in a seven-foot container with no windows and a solid door to store its computer and a desk. (MB)
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