Officers, inmates call for change amid rising violence at Souza-Baranowski prison [Video]

CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS AND INJURING OTHERS. THIS WAS TWO MONTHS AGO AT THE STATE’S MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON. THE OFFICERS WHO WORKED THERE AND THE MEN INCARCERATED INSIDE SAY IT IS STILL TOO DANGEROUS. FIVE INVESTIGATES BRITTANY JOHNSON EXPLAINS WHAT EACH SIDE WANTS DONE ABOUT IT. I’M KIND OF MAKING A JIGSAW PUZZLE. STAINED GLASS. THE ART FORM BECAME DAN FLYNN’S ESCAPE. FLYNN STARTED THE HOBBY TO DECOMPRESS AFTER WORKING INSIDE A MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON. SOUZA-BARANOWSKI CORRECTIONAL CENTER. YOU KNOW, WHEN I STARTED IN 98, IT WAS A DIFFERENT PLACE. WE BASICALLY RAN THE INSTITUTION. BUT FLYNN SAYS THAT BEGAN TO CHANGE. INMATES STARTED USING SYNTHETIC DRUGS LIKE K2. THEY HAD SUPERHUMAN STRENGTH. A GUY WAS BITING THE OTHER ONE. HE WAS TRYING TO RIP PIECES OF FLESH OFF OF THIS GUY. FLYNN SAYS HIS FAMILY NOTICED THE TOLL IT WAS TAKING. THAT I WAS ANGRY THAT I WAS ALWAYS IRRITATED. I …