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CARRERA CLOSES
Posted: Friday, March 15, 2013
CARRERA CLOSES
GOVERNMENT has decided that the Carrera Island Prison, which was established in 1937, will be closed by the end of this year.
Prisons officers: MSP can't take in more inmates
Government's decision to close down Carrera Island Prison and transfer its 350 inmates to the Maximum Security Prison (MSP) is being viewed with a mixture of support and scepticism
Carrera Prison to close by year's end
...Prisons' Officers Association will not support shutdown
THE Prisons' Officers Association (POA) will not support the State's plan to shut down Carrera Island Prison once concerns at the Maximum Security Prison (MSP) remain unaddressed.
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