Two guards face criminal charges for claiming they checked on Jeffrey Epstein and other inmates. Feds say they were browsing the web and sleeping.
WASHINGTON—The federal Bureau of Prisons is curtailing staffers' access to the internet and cell phones to guard against “unnecessary distractions” that allegedly contributed to guards' failure to prevent the suicide of accused child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
"We must not allow technology to be our enemy by taking our eyes and ears off the interactions around us or limit our face-to-face interaction with staff and inmates," she wrote."Ours is a people business." Falsifying records: Two federal prison officers were charged with falsifying records on Jeffrey Epstein rounds
"We have some bad staff; we want to get rid of bad staff," she said."The only time we ever get noticed is when something bad happens." Joe Rojas, vice president of the union's southeast region, called the director's internet and phone restrictions an"overreaction to the Epstein case."
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