The Life of a Screw
Life on the inside. Everybody has a desire to learn what life is really like on the inside of a correctional facility. The Life of a Screw gives the reader a 10 year span of one man’s true events while serving with the Department of Corrections.
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True and actual life stories of "doing time" as seen from a Corrections Officer. Have you ever wondered what a Family Member may have to go through if he or she has to "Do time" in a Correctional Center. As well, how the Inmates get a "high" on the inside from Home made "Brew" to smuggeling drugs in , handed to them by corrections officers.
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Did you ever see a Man "Hanging" from the Gallows, ever wonder what it would be like to have to cut another man down who had enough of life, or even mop the floors covered with the blood of a co-worker?
You’ll get to hear one officer recount stories of the ghost who has roamed the jail for many years, stories that no one can explain, but on numerous occasions all the corrections officers witnessed, as well as the inmates who made this all possible.
About the Author
Doug Arch Worked in the Department of Corrections in the Province of New Brunswick, Canada for 10 years. After retirement of an additional 25 years with Department of Motor Vehicle for the Province of New Brunswick, and until the present time I worked for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police as a Police Guard as well as the Woodstock Police Department.
While in Department of Motor Vehicle I reaced the rank of Deputy Chief Driver Examiner for the Province of New Brunswick.
In addition to the above career with the Province. I served 14 years in the Military in the Reserve army.