Biographical about working as a correctional officer during the 1970's in Toronto, Canada. Deals with crime, union/managements, relationships and redemption.
David Evans became a correctional Officer in Toronto, Ontario, Canada during the nineteen seventies. he was naive.
The politics between management and the union disgusted him and the violent environment hardened him. David changed to survive the job.
But after one violent moment crushed his spirit, he had to change again, this time to survive his life.
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David Evans needed this job, but he didn't really want it. A month back, his friend Daniel, told him that the new Metropolitan Regional Detention Center had been built near their old neighborhood. The MRDC was hiring Correctional Officers. Daniel said it was to be a minimum security jail for drunks and people with fines. There weren't going to be any real criminals in the MRDC, working in the jail would be an easy gig.Daniel had already applied and he urged David to look into it. "The money is good and the work is easy,you should really think about it," Daniel said.
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