From someone who was in juvi I loved all of the officers they were all very nice and sweet they treated me like i was human I got treated better there than I did at home
I just turned 19 I start training the 12th for a corrections officer at a juvenile one I did one job shadow on day but what should I expect and how often will inmates try to attack me and how common is weapons I'm terrified of being stabbed in the stomach and having to poop in a bag worst fear
Plz answer all my questions I'm really scared and I've been asking so many ppl and none answering you were a inmate so you know alot and have real experience thank you
Grew up in this juvenile hall 2006-2013. Glad to say I’m now on parole and still trapped in the system. Used to get contraband from guards and even knew a couple of them messing around with some of the other kids
God has everything under control. We will be praying for all of you in there. Don't you ever think we out here not knowing theirs a lot of ya incarcerated and need a second chance? Jesus loves you keep pushing. God bless
May God continue to lead you into his perfect will and plan for your life! Renew your mind and think positively even when your mind tells you the opposite. Ever since I started reading the Holy Bible my life has changed! Prayers up for you❤❤
I recently visited a juvenile Justice center and spoke with an administrator who actually touched on this.. There is no difference, but the word detention is starting to get phased out as the juvenile system has become more rehabilitation based oppose to detention based. The word ‘corrections’ is seen as a softer word whereas detention is more old school.
Although I don't work in either field but I've learned alot from people who do back when I was career exploring and I'm convinced that a detention center is a jail where people are taken to await their trial and stay if they're serving a less than one year sentence whereas a correctional facility is a prison where people go to serve their one or more year sentences. Chances are the titles are based on which type of facility they're working in.
Why are only female officers shown? Do male officers work with female offenders? Can male officers frisk females like the female officer in the video is doing with the male inmate/offender? If the answer is no, then I see a problem with that. The video portrays this as such a positive thing, but double standards in how male/female offenders are treated breed disrespect and resentment. I would suppose there might be instances where the dignity and privacy of these male offenders is violated by these female officers, while I doubt the reverse is true with female offenders, I see this as unfair and problematic and not a positive thing as is being portrayed here.
Definitely found this strange, at my facility searches are ALWAYS conducted by the same-sex and normally they try to keep males with male dorms if staffing allows.
they are not all good. A family member of mine was there and said there was 2 female officers that would click up with other female inmates and "walk away" so they could fight with other inmates. Those officers would laugh at the victim after the fact. She did also talk about some of the officers that were nice and professional. But the system needs to keep a better eye on their officers.
Why don't you show qhats it's really like inside and how there is no accountability for these juveniles and how they let the juveniles xo whatever they want no discipline
Locking up little kids just isn't right, you know? They're still learning about the world and making mistakes is part of growing up. When you throw a child in jail, you take away their chance to learn from those mistakes in a healthy way. Instead of learning how to do better, they're just learning how to survive in a place that's way too harsh for someone their age. Plus, it can mess with their heads and make it even harder for them to find a good path in life later on. There’s gotta be a better way to help them learn and grow without throwing away their potential.
From someone who was in juvi I loved all of the officers they were all very nice and sweet they treated me like i was human I got treated better there than I did at home
I just turned 19 I start training the 12th for a corrections officer at a juvenile one I did one job shadow on day but what should I expect and how often will inmates try to attack me and how common is weapons I'm terrified of being stabbed in the stomach and having to poop in a bag worst fear
Plz answer all my questions I'm really scared and I've been asking so many ppl and none answering you were a inmate so you know alot and have real experience thank you
rs tho i been juvie 3 times but canada’s juvie better
Juvenile officers: “make sure you guys are not getting up without askingggg🙂”
Adult officers: “SIT DOWN!”
Grew up in this juvenile hall 2006-2013. Glad to say I’m now on parole and still trapped in the system. Used to get contraband from guards and even knew a couple of them messing around with some of the other kids
Start going to church, a full gospel church. Assembly of God is one. God loves you ❤
What is the work schedule of a RESERVE JUVENILE CORRECTIONAL OFFICER
Show the bad, not just the good
Ts look soft asl🤣🤣🤣🤣
2:07 Her name is Teddy Reyes I know her she use to be for court or AM shifts in lockdown
I was incarcerated there and now I'm still struggling to stay out. 2016-2024
Cause your a dummy
God has everything under control. We will be praying for all of you in there. Don't you ever think we out here not knowing theirs a lot of ya incarcerated and need a second chance? Jesus loves you keep pushing. God bless
May God continue to lead you into his perfect will and plan for your life! Renew your mind and think positively even when your mind tells you the opposite. Ever since I started reading the Holy Bible my life has changed! Prayers up for you❤❤
Start attending church, a full gospel church. Assembly of God is one.
Do they retire early like cops?
Yeah, same benefits as county sheriffs and sometimes same pay
Appreciate you.
How do I become a juvenile corrections officer?
Visit FresnoCountyJobs.com and apply. If you need more assistance, let me know.
I would like to join that job
Is a juvenile Justice detention officer different from a juvenile correctional officer?
Good question🤔
@@mattiea7801 I know right. Because I have been trying to google the difference and I keep getting the same
I recently visited a juvenile Justice center and spoke with an administrator who actually touched on this.. There is no difference, but the word detention is starting to get phased out as the juvenile system has become more rehabilitation based oppose to detention based. The word ‘corrections’ is seen as a softer word whereas detention is more old school.
It’s the same thing
Although I don't work in either field but I've learned alot from people who do back when I was career exploring and I'm convinced that a detention center is a jail where people are taken to await their trial and stay if they're serving a less than one year sentence whereas a correctional facility is a prison where people go to serve their one or more year sentences. Chances are the titles are based on which type of facility they're working in.
As a former dumb ass in jjc lemme tell you this place was an experience… 😂😂
What years were you there? I was there between 2009 and 2011...... E POD G POD J POD 6 BRAVO 6 ALPHA AND
9 BRAVO LOCKDOWN.
@@NORTE_559 I was there 2013 2014 15 all commit side
@@NORTE_559 I was in the green shirts blue and orange
My bsf in there free you my heart 😂😂❤
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Why are only female officers shown? Do male officers work with female offenders? Can male officers frisk females like the female officer in the video is doing with the male inmate/offender? If the answer is no, then I see a problem with that. The video portrays this as such a positive thing, but double standards in how male/female offenders are treated breed disrespect and resentment. I would suppose there might be instances where the dignity and privacy of these male offenders is violated by these female officers, while I doubt the reverse is true with female offenders, I see this as unfair and problematic and not a positive thing as is being portrayed here.
That is despicable. I am sorry that happened to you.
Do women make you afraid😀
@@dirtyharry205 it's not about being afraid or not. It seems you don't understand.
They're probably fucking the inmates. You can tell.
Definitely found this strange, at my facility searches are ALWAYS conducted by the same-sex and normally they try to keep males with male dorms if staffing allows.
they are not all good. A family member of mine was there and said there was 2 female officers that would click up with other female inmates and "walk away" so they could fight with other inmates. Those officers would laugh at the victim after the fact. She did also talk about some of the officers that were nice and professional. But the system needs to keep a better eye on their officers.
Please leave me alone now, what happened ?
Why don't you show qhats it's really like inside and how there is no accountability for these juveniles and how they let the juveniles xo whatever they want no discipline
Locking up little kids just isn't right, you know? They're still learning about the world and making mistakes is part of growing up. When you throw a child in jail, you take away their chance to learn from those mistakes in a healthy way. Instead of learning how to do better, they're just learning how to survive in a place that's way too harsh for someone their age. Plus, it can mess with their heads and make it even harder for them to find a good path in life later on. There’s gotta be a better way to help them learn and grow without throwing away their potential.
Are these affirmative action hires?
Robert Herrera ID #757695 J pod shot 2013-2017