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The Rainmakers: banking on private prisons in the fleecing of small town America
(James) Parkey and/or one of his pitchmen approach an economically-depressed and isolated community– preferably within 100 miles of a federal courthouse– and convince local government leaders through a period of wooing, wining, dining and otherwise bedazzling—sometimes bribing– that a private prison, jail, or immigrant detention center is just the thing to cause long-dormant clouds of cash to burst open and rain prosperity down on their blighted town. Continue reading →
Posted in Bribery, Corruption, Criminal Justice, Investigative reporting, Jiffy Squid, Lobbying and Special Interests, Private Prison Industry, Public records, Public-private partnerships
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Tagged American Private Police Force, APF, APPF, Beau Hodai, Big Horn County, Bribery, CEC, Civigenics, Corplan, Corruption, David Cortez, Emerald, Hale Mills, Hardin, Hudspeth County, Innovative Government Strategies, Israel Tamez, James Parkey, Joe Jimenez, Juan Guerra, McLennan County, Michael Hilton, Montana, MTC, Nevada, Pioche, private prisons, Rainmakers, Texas, TRA, Two Rivers Authority, West Texas Detention Facility, Willacy County
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