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Arizona / Prison Standoff #747777

CNN Evening News for Sunday, Feb 01, 2004
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(Washington: Carol Lin) Live press conference about the surrender of two inmates who took two guards hostage at the Lewis prison facility in Arizona. [Arizona Department of Corrections director Dora SCHRIRO††- thanks everyone who helped with the rescue of the officers; says we will proceed with the investigation & prosecution of the two criminals.] [Arizona Governor Janet NAPOLITANO†- offers thanks; praises the Department of Corrections; relates the words of the female guard who was released; comments on the successful resolution.] [Maricopa County Sheriff Joe ARPAIO††- comments on the role of the Sheriff’s Office; says it’s been a successful, positive conclusion.] [Arizona Correctional Peace Officers Assn. Joe MASELLA††- offers thanks.]

Reporter(s):
Lin, Carol
Duration:
00:10:50

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