Common Sense Do Not Play the Game with an Inmate
Autor CC Fannen Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 iun 2007
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ISBN-13: 9781604615210
ISBN-10: 1604615214
Pagini: 82
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 5 mm
Greutate: 0.13 kg
Editura: Jabs Publication
ISBN-10: 1604615214
Pagini: 82
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 5 mm
Greutate: 0.13 kg
Editura: Jabs Publication
Notă biografică
CC FANN is a self-published author, consultant and motivational speaker.CC Fann is from Wrightsville, GA. She is a member of Buckeye Baptist Church of Dublin GA, Southern States Correction Association, Peace Officers Association, and Phi Beta Lambda. She is retired from the Department of Corrections with 14 years. During her tour of duty she was a Field Training Officer and Sergeant. She was employed at the following institutions: Washington and Johnson State Prison. She is the mother of three (Ashley (Savannah State University), Anthony (Paine College), and Janique (Johnson Co. High School).Ms. Fann has written several books. Last year she released Part one of Cant Let Go. Ms. Fann has written an unabridged version of Cant Let Go and a clean version "Cant Let Go The Testimonial. The stories are the same with a Christian message. Cant Let Go The Testimonial, contains no profanity or love scenes. This is so Christians can enjoy the same story. Part two of "Cant Let Go: The Hidden Agenda will be released in April 2008.Ms Fann latest release is Common Sense Do Not Play The Game With An Inmate. This release gives a direct approach to help and assist prison staff against the games that inmate play. Synopsis: This (how- to) manual breaks down the kinds of games, staff and inmates that deal with personal dealings in a prison. It also gives you the solution of how to deal with personal dealings and who to report it to. The book further explains what will happen to you if you get caught.She has been featured in Booking Matter Magazine for Black Authors. Ms. Fann has had many book signings in several large and small towns including Wrightsville, Louisville, Milledgeville, Warner Robins, Dublin, Soperton, and Augusta, The For Sisters Only Convention, Nubian Bookstore in the Southlake Mall in Atlanta. All of these locations are in Georgia. She also has traveled to Greenville, South Carolina and Jacksonville, FLA, Philadelphia, PA, Baltimore, MD and also The Southern States Correction Association Conference in Louisville, Kentucky.She has appeared in the following major newspapers, radios and television stations Atlanta Journal Constitution, Soperton News, Dublin Courier Herald, Sandersville Progress, Baldwin Bulletin, Union Recorder, Macon Telegraph, Johnson Journal, and The Wrightsville Headlight. The Following television stations are TV35 of Dublin Ga, WMAZ Channel 13 CBS, 103.7 Irwinton, Ga. Power 107.1 (The Sam Silk Morning Show) out of Philadelphia Pa., V-103(Pooch and Lala Show)Philadelphia, Pa. and Channel 2 of Sparta Ga. She also conducts workshops at the Corrections Academy for the Georgia Department of Corrections .Ms. Fann goal is to publish children books and appear on Oprahs Talk Show.Ms. Fann words of encouragement: No matter what, dont let fears, rejection, denial, jealousy, envy, and what someone may think of you and/or even say about you stop you. If you ever have a dream, idea, or goal-dont let anything stop you. It took me all of my life to get ver the fear. Dont let it take you this long. I know now only you can stop yourself. CC Fann
Descriere
Chapter 9 Resign or Termination The question is to be are not to be? You have been played-you can't trust anyone-you hate coming to work-you are in a maze thinking there is no way out. - You keep three questions in mind. 1. Do I resign? 2. Do I wait and hear the out come of the investigation? 3. Do I attempt to transfer to another prison with a valid excuse? If you resign-the only questions may be did you really do it-there may be a chance, you may be hired again with the state-but remember just like inmates talk, staff will talk. There is a slim chance you will be hired again if you resign. Rumors, gossip and lies will circulate about you. You are definitely in an uncomfortable position.Your reputation as an officer is damaged beyond repair. What do you do? Let me tell you, if there is anytime to open your mouth, now is the time. Whether you believe it or not-there is somebody you can trust.Most Wardens or Superintendent have an open door policy. This is when you can disclose things in confidence. There is a possibility that they may even use you to set the inmate up. But it is never too late. Do not feel you are alone. Eventually, everyone makes a mistake or has been place in a compromising position. Department thrives on training employees every year to keep them up on policies. Your supervisors, as one of their tasks is to make sure are doing your job professionally. If you look bad, they look bad. They are their to help you. So, don't fool yourself-report what you have done. Even, if you fell asleep on the job and the inmate wake you up before the supervisor see you. Play the inmate; let him know I am not worried about you reporting me because I planned to report myself. The same if you drop your keys and the inmate picks them up. Because an inmate knows he or she is not to pick up keys. Let your supervisor know. The blackmail or the leverage that the inmate has on you is nothing if you report it to your supervisor. If you resign or allow yourself to be terminated the inmate has won. It is sad to say it is often everyone remembers when something bad happen. You being fired or terminated will definitely go down in the history books as a loss for the Department of Corrections.