Correction long overdue: Rikers’ violence takes more casualties ...Middle East

All who read this newspaper are painfully aware that amid mayhem on Rikers Island: 16 people died in custody last year and 18 have perished in the first 10 months of 2022. Too few appreciate that correction officers often also suffer terribly, casualties of many of the same chaotic forces that have led us and others to conclude that only a federal court receiver can make the profound cultural and bureaucratic changes necessary to right the ship.

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