tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-32827270601820800832012-02-08T20:19:20.141-08:00Visitation experiences at the Arizona Department of CorrectionsAZVisitationnoreply@blogger.comBlogger51100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3282727060182080083.post-28694258892926843982008-10-27T11:28:00.001-07:002008-10-27T11:46:14.021-07:00

as of 10/26/2008There continues to be problems getting food or water during the 7-hour visitation day at the Tucson Catalina Unit. In total there are two food machines, one snack machine, one coffee machine and two soda machines. If they were all in working order all of the time there would be plenty of food and drinks for the visitors. Unfortunately, there is ALWAYS AT LEAST TWO machines that

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UPDATE on visitation problems at the Tucson-Catalina unit.Some things have changed in visitation since our original post dated this past February. At that time, there were numerous complaints about the two CO's who were in charge of running the visitation area. CO Glenn seemed a little bit "creepy" and CO Hayes was taking things way out of context and antagonizing most of us. Many months have

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FOOD AND WATER are hard to find in visitation at TUCSON CATALINA UNIT.Seems like every week there is a problem with the vending machines. At least two of the four are broken at all times. Last weekend, there was NO bottled water or food for most of the day!Now that the visitation hours have changed, shouldn't the vending machine hours also change? If you are someone who visits from noon to four,

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UPDATE as of 4/21/08It was brought to my attention last night that this blog has gotten more than a few people at ADC pretty upset. Apparently at least one regular visitor received a phone call yesterday regarding the problems with visitation at the Tucson-Catalina Unit. According to my source, the deputy warden of that unit - Blanca Ochoa - insists that she wants to work with both the inmates

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If you have never had the unfortunate experience of visiting someone in an Arizona State Correctional Facility just wait. With the current laws in Arizona, it's really only a matter of time before someone you know will spend time behind bars. Even if you think that it will not happen to you, don't be so sure. I never thought it could happen to anyone I know but it did.This blog is a documentation

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