Glover
explained that over the past few years, staffing levels in federal prisons
have not kept pace with the growth of the prison population, making these
facilities more violent.
"Enough already.

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"We're all for getting tough on crime, but felons don't just disappear
once they go to prison," said Phil Glover, president of the Council. Our legal system has failed the family of
Scott Williams. Drug Enforcement Administration in New England, and Colonel Thomas G.

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Glover noted that the rise in assaults corresponds to a drop in staffing
levels at federal correctional facilities. The fact that there still has been no trial eight years after
his murder mocks our legal system and defies calls for swift justice," said
Glover . Sullivan; John Blodgett, Essex County
District Attorney; Martha Coakley, Middlesex County District Attorney; William
J.

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Attorneys Christopher Bator and Timothy
Feeley in Sullivan's Major Crimes Unit and Assistant U.

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The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) is the largest
federal employee union, representing 600,000 workers in the federal government
and the government of the District of Columbia. The Council of Prison Locals
represents 28,000 employees of the Bureau of Prisons, including 15,000
correctional officers.

District Judge Rya A.

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What else can the defense say when the murder was caught
on video tape besides argue that their client is crazy? The defense won't
admit guilt and accept punishment. Stansbury, Special Agent in Charge of
the U.
Robbins, Superintendent of the Massachusetts State Police, announced that
DEREK CAPOZZI, age 32, and formerly of Beverly, Massachusetts, was convicted
by a trial sitting before U.
The evidence during the two-week trial showed that in 1996 CAPOZZI joined
an existing drug organization headed by Paul A.

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Glover said that one way to get tough with criminals is for the Department
of Justice (DOJ) to prosecute inmates who attack correctional staff. Zobel of Conspiracy to
Commit Witness Tampering Killing, and Being an Accessory After the Fact to
Witness Tampering Killing. The jury acquitted CAPOZZI of one substantive
count of Witness Tampering.

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CAPOZZI
faces a maximum sentence of 5 years in prison on the Conspiracy conviction and
up to 15 years in prison on the Accessory After the Fact conviction.

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By creating a whole new class of federal crimes
without providing the staff to control the new prisoners, prisons will
continue to become more dangerous, said Glover.

Glover
noted that DOJ seems slow to prosecute inmates for such offenses and does not
seem to pursue cases with vigor.S. The trial has been delayed several times, in part due to
defense claims that the accused is insane.S.
CAPOZZI was convicted of joining the conspiracy to kill Aislin Silva , and then
being an accessory after the fact to her killing, based on evidence that he
helped dismember her body with two other members of the DeCologero
organization and dispose of it in a burial site that has never been located. The matter is
being prosecuted by Assistant U.

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According to Bureau of Prisons data, the number of
assaults is now 34 percent higher than during the early part of the decade. DeCologero
and other members of his drug organization with RICO, robbery, drug, firearm,
and witness tampering offenses.S. Drug Enforcement
Administration, with the assistance of the Massachusetts State Police and the
Medford, Woburn, Lowell, and Wilmington Police Departments.

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Say Proposed Mandatory Minimum Sentences Are Unfunded Mandate

WASHINGTON, The Council of Prison Locals, the union
representing correctional staff in federal prisons, today warned that
legislation making its way through Congress that would classify certain gang-
related crimes as federal offenses and impose mandatory minimum sentences
could make federal prisons more dangerous . Despite the fact that the accused
has been determined to be mentally competent, the trial currently is delayed
yet again so another determination of competency can be made.

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DeCologero ordered that she be kept
away from law enforcement officers for a week, and then ordered that she be
killed in order to protect himself and his organization from her possible
cooperation with federal authorities as a witness against his organization.
This case is just one part of a larger case charging Paul A. Attorney Ernest
DiNisco in Sullivan's Organized Crime Strike Force Unit.

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Penitentiary at Lompoc , Calif. BOSTON, A federal trial jury today convicted a
former Beverly resident of conspiracy to commit witness tampering killing, and
being an accessory after the fact to witness tampering killing in connection
with the 1996 murder of a Medford woman.

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, was
murdered. Hoover, Special Agent in Charge of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms
and Explosives in New England, June W.

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Although the murder was captured on video tape and more than eight
years have passed since the attack, the inmate accused of killing Williams has
yet to stand trial.

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On May 5, Glover testified before Congress about the increase in assaults
within federal prisons.
Judge Zobel did not schedule a date for sentencing at this time.
A joint investigation was conducted and continues by the Bureau of
Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the U.

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In one tragic attack, correctional officer
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Beverly Man Convicted in Connection with 1996 Killing of Medford Woman Reports U.S. Attorney

DeCologero, of Burlington,
Massachusetts. He also
faces a maximum fine of $250,000 on each of the charges. The trial of the remaining defendants is
expected to take place in January 2006.S.

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United States Attorney Michael J. When guns stashed by members of the organization were
discovered by police and federal agents at the Medford apartment of then
nineteen-year-old Aislin Silva, Paul A.