May 26, 2010 Mr. Steven Conry, Vice President Corrections Corporation of America 10 Burton Hills Boulevard Nashville, TN 37215 Subject: Increase in Incidents at the Idaho Correctional Center Dear Mr. Comry: We are seeing an increase in the number of incidents and violence at the Idaho Correctional Center (ICC). During the month of April, six (6) incidents were reported. Since the beginning of May, there have been 11 reported incidents, Of the 11 incidents, ‘two (2) involved weapons and one (1) incident required off-site emergency medical care. When Warden Wengler took control of ICC in March, be implemented the lock-in, lock- out protocol in the facility to control inmates” movement in and out of cells. We feel that lock-in, lock-out is a good, sound management too! that protects both staff and inmates. In the April 1 monthly meeting, Warden Wengler stated that he planned to ease Jock-in, lock-out as housing units calmed down, He also indicated that lock-in, lock-out would be activated if incidents increased in housing units. As of today, the protocol has not been activated even though incidents are increasing. With the increase in incidents it is time to activate lock-in, lock-out. Our expectation is that the protocol will be implemented immediaicly and that the procedure will be a permanent, on-going part of operations at ICC. Please let us know as soon as lock-in, lock-out is activated at ICC. ‘Thank you, Brent D. Reinke Co: Jason Urquhart, Division of Purchasing File