Honor Guard Lieutenant Tony Mosby
CPOF Honor Guard Lieutenant Tony Mosby reported for duty at Arlington National Cemetery. Lieutenant Mosby had the honor of executing his honor guard duties at the internment of SGM (retired) Dwight Lewis Mosby Sr., his brother. Sir, please know that as you paid respects to his widow, Martha, your CPOF family was with you. […]
Correctional Officer Phillip Kenneth Curry – EOW: December 13, 1994
30 years ago, Correctional Officer Phillip Curry was stabbed to death on the third tier of D Cellhouse at the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City. As prisoners were being returned to their cells after dinner, Correctional Officer Curry was stabbed in the neck and heart with a shank. He died shortly after being transported […]
Madison Correctional Institution & Marion Correctional Institution
On January 5, 2024, Sergeant Luis Dos Santos of Marion Correctional Institution was in a car accident that totaled his truck. Sergeant Dos Santos was out of work from January 5th through March 2nd. Shortly after his return to work, on April 1st, Sergeant Dos Santos had a stroke at work. He remained off of […]
Cecil H. Harbison – EOW: November 30, 1984
Correctional Officer Trainee, Cecil H. Harbison, 30, couldn’t wait for an inmate to decide whether he wanted to go to the recreation yard on the morning of November 30, 1984. Cecil took the remaining inmates to the recreation yard and that inmate remained locked in his cell until the other inmates returned later that morning. […]
Sterling Correctional Facility
Clerk Paul Estrada broke his foot at work when an inmate’s wheelchair ran over it. He travels 200 miles round trip to his appointments. CPOF was able to provide catastrophic assistance to Paul in dealing with the costs associated with his medical travel and care. Thank you Paul for the kind words you sent in. […]
Oklahoma State Reformatory
Warden William Rankin’s wife, Rebecca, has been diagnosed with cancer and will be receiving treatments over 140 miles one way from their home. CPOF was there to provide assistance for their travel to and from appointments. Thank you to Deputy Warden Tisha Williams for presenting the catastrophic assistance to Warden Rankin. We wish the […]
Lieutenant III Jamillah Myers
Lieutenant III Myers of Anson Correctional Institution in North Carolina was recently assisted by the Catastrophic Assistance Program. Kaija, her 13-year-old daughter, was diagnosed with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis of the lumbar and required surgery. Kaija had to have several surgeries due to complications and forming blood clots. Lieutenant III Myers was out of work for […]
Counselor Deja Stallard Melott – VA
Counselor Deja Stallard Melott’s family was displaced following Hurricane Helene. A tree fell through the roof of the home and broke through the house into the second floor. This resulted in several broken windows and water damage throughout the home. Counselor Stallard Melott works at Wallens Ridge State Prison in Virginia and sent in this […]
Correctional Officer Louis Steven Perrine – EOW: November 17, 1994
30 years ago, Correctional Officer Louis Perrine was killed in the line of duty. Correctional Officer Louis Perrine was killed when a tractor overturned on him as he supervised a work crew at the old Arnold Granary in North Powder, Oregon. Officer Perrine was assigned to the Powder River Correctional Institution in Oregon.. […]
Allendale Correctional Institution – SC
Lieutenant Anita James in South Carolina sent in this wonderful letter following receiving assistance from the catastrophic assistance program. She was involved in a car accident in July. Her injuries were severe enough to keep her out of work.
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