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The US has the world’s largest rate of incarceration. And, with a prison population just shy of two million and only 350,000 people employed to run federal, state and local facilities, it’s no surprise US corrections officers have suffered a heavy death toll over the 200 years since records started being kept. The total number of fatalities is disputed – the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund puts the number at 528, while the Officer Down Memorial Page estimates 445 – but either way, it’s a disturbing body count. Texas holds the dubious distinction as the most dangerous state for prison staff with 41 recorded deaths, followed by California with 31, and New York with 26. …
摘自《犯罪月刊》(Crime Monthly)第88期 · 2026年5月刊。仅引用开头一小段供了解文章,版权归原刊所有,全文请阅读原刊。