prison officer BrE
corrections officer AmE , c. o. (abbreviation)

In fact several prison officers also have their hair cut by him.

After a few minutes the prison officers led him away.

Prison officers had been told that he was a suicide risk.

I asked her how she would get the gear past the prison officers.

Then in September, the personal details of 5,000 prison officers were lost.

However, there were no injuries to police or prison officers.

By the time the chief prison officer arrived at 8.15 pm the fire was out.

A prison officer had appeared at the end of the corridor.

I think it is very important that prison officers are protected as well.

The prison officer was in his uniform and appeared to be about to go to work.

It took Prison officers eight hours to bring the riot under control.

After the war he returned to Hampshire and became a prison officer.

And how do the prison officers imagine that striking will help their case?

A very young prison officer from Holloway was with me at the court.

Prison officers will be on strike across Scotland for the first time in their history.

The prison officer using his eyes and ears is the first security patrol.

The big prison officer thumped him on the side of the head.

The prison officers association say the strain is showing on staff.

But prison officers say it would be impossible to enforce.

He'd begun back in the fifties as a prison officer.

Neither of the two prison officers inside the van was armed.

"I think the prison officers were quite amused by that," he said.

She did not move for almost two minutes, until the prison officer nearer to her on the floor began to come round.

Then the prison officers put a black cloth over the condemned man's head.

This is an injustice not lost on either prison officers or prisoners.