He is a retired Federal Bureau of Prisons officer.

In 2013, a corrections officer he was close with, was attacked and killed in the line of duty.

He's here to talk about the impact on him, the changes in policies, and much more.

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Conte is from Pennsylvania.

We have Robert Sorensen on the Law Enforcement Talked

Radio Show. Robert is a retired Federal Bureau of Prison's Corrections Officer, and he's

here to talk about something tragic. The death, the attack, the assault, line of duty,

attack on a friend, another corrections officer in 2013. They had a huge impact on him and prison policies. He is a consultant for companies. So right. Their website is So right.com. That's so right.com. S-O-R-I-T-E.com. Be sure to check them out. Robert, thanks for your service, A, and thanks for being a guest on the law enforcement talk with this show. Very much appreciated.

Absolutely. It's a pleasure is mine. Thank you.

It's good to have you here, Robert. I know we're going to talk, we're not strangers to

heavy-duty conversations. We really are not. We've been doing this since 2017, and there

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