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It was the quick thinking and fast action of correctional officers that helped save the lives of two separate inmates at Marcy Correctional Facility.

At Mid-State here in the Mohawk Valley, Hluska says more than a dozen incident were reported for a period of two-and-a-half weeks, including the discovery of multiple homemade shanks and other weapons, attacks on prison guards and more...

The union representing New York prison guards have released information on two recent incidents at Mohawk Correctional Facility, including one that involved an attack on a CO.

This ex-CNY correctional officer is getting a fresh start in a new career. He talks to WIBX 950 about nearly dying on the job, and why he believes many more resignations are soon to follow.

The policy change kicked-in earlier this year and puts restrictions on who and how long individuals can be sent to single incarceration units.

There are calls for lockdown at one upstate New York prison and a reversal of state policy as record violence continues at facilities statewide.

In a statement on the attacks, a union officials calls out state lawmakers saying until they 'wake up' guards will continue to have bullseyes on their backs.

The Vice President of NYSCOPBA, the union representing many of Upstate New York's correctional officers, is blasting state representatives following injuries to several COs after two separate incidents upstate this week.

Five corrections officers at the Mid-State Correctional Facility in Marcy were injured after they entered an inmate’s cell who appeared to be attempting suicide.

News of another attack on a correctional officer at a Central New York prison has a local state senator asking state officials what is being done to protect them.

Another attack on a correctional officer a Mohawk Valley state prison resulted in a back injury and cracked tooth, according to the New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association.

"We believe there is a direct correlation between the reduction of disciplinary procedures within our facilities and the rise in prison violence,"