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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by FORMER H.M.PENTRIDGE PRISON OFFICER: SERVED "H".DIVISION CIRCA 1989

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Forgot to ask Wulfgar, do to you recall Armed Robber – Mark Smith in A.Division , he was doing some Pentridge version of scaring the shit out of young first time offenders,in A.Division Pentridge with a 60 minutes journalist Mike Munro. I got a video tape of him with other A.Division Armed robbers , acting like a heavy being scary to the new visitor inmates in Pentridge for the day! If you did no Mark Smith what was he like from your point of view.
When he was in Pentridge and Loddon Prison he was a prison boxer, pretty fit, used to take part in the Pentridge square games, if you were at these, which were a big turn out. And I no boxer, but he seemed to be a good moving boxer. in the prison boxing ring at Loddon he and the inmates I mentioned below and would box and do spar training while playing Black Sabbath – Breaking the Law, real loud on a portable stereo. I used to watch heaps of these jailhouse training kickboxing and boxing sessions.
He was always sparring and training with Freddie and Abdul Cako , Simon Egan of A.Divison and Lennie Searle who was in B.Division and a imprisoned Heavy Drug king pin ‘Machine Gun Charlie’ Granite chin or Dragan Charlie Anautovic a tattooed and muscle built Australian & Victorian champion cruiser weight kick boxer and big time heroin drug trafficker who was friends with The Rebels and Bandidos Outlaw bikers.
:mad Charlie – Adam Shand.
:Machine Gun Charlie vs Tim Teller. &
:Machine Gun Charlie pt 1 of 4.
:baris nezif vs machine gun Charlie.avi

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by Wulfgar

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Mate it has been a lot of years under the bridge, some names escape me, Mark Smith….I honestly cannot tell you, however Machine gun Charlie I know and trained with him for a while in A-Div. Dragan is familiar.
I recall Machine gun Charlie knocking out some big Leb idiot that thought he was shit hot during the Bluestone Challenge of 88′, he was a kick boxing champion from the outside, some Aussie/Leb hero. The guy was shit talking Charlie and literally was koed in around 3 seconds after the bell rang with Charlie landing his foot square in the face of this Leb. We were pissing ourselves with laughter. The name will come to me, he was around when Lester Ellis was going.

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by FORMER H.M.PENTRIDGE PRISON OFFICER: SERVED "H".DIVISION CIRCA 1989

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:Judas Priest – Breaking the law. Painkiller, Iron Man, Heaven and Hell, War Pigs, Snowblind, Children of the Grave, Suicide Solution, Paranoid – Always rocking at H.M.Loddon Prison boxing training sessions in the early 1990’s .and other Judas Priest and Ozzy Osbourne greats. About the only thing good I remember from jail. Help pass the boredom of jail. Wonder if the crims in jail still exercise and box to this, I doubt it , its too old school for modern day crims to understand…

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by FORMER H.M.PENTRIDGE PRISON OFFICER: SERVED "H".DIVISION CIRCA 1989

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When in Loddon Prison in the early 1990’s, much like the Pentridge Bluestone Challenges the prisoners trained and trained for the games, for ages and took it very serious the fitness for their competitions. The prisoners got really fit and strong, and their prison behaviour was mostly pretty much on the whole good, as competitive boxing, running, footy and other sporting activities outside the wall on escorted day leave in the community for playing golf, fishing, swimming trips etc, give them a goal to achieve. And made jail less boring and hopeless. Also myself as a Prison Officer trained with a registered regime of fitness of running, cycling and body building, to be in tune with the prisoners fitness. As H.M. Loddon Prison is a more layed back regime than H.M.Barwon and Port Phillip Prison, as a minimum and medium security walled jail, apart from then in 1992, having a drug problem and some corruption, it was better than most Victorian jails to work at, and was a far better environment than Pentridge Prison to work in, and most inmates, kept out of trouble, with a more relaxed sporting or recreational rehabilitation environment. One of the most trusted prisons was Doug Robinson, who once spent the worst years of his life in the brutal basher days of H.Division in 1968. I had a lot of respect for Doug, as he was a well trusted prisoner, considering the way the basher screws had once treated him in the slot. The biggest problem with Loddon though was the criminal activity and standover violence that comes from easy access to smuggled drugs into the jail. And some Prison Officers at this time were bent, just like the coppers in the 1990,s. Today H.M.Loddon is the flagship , he best jail of the Victorian Prison System, and is supposed to be 100% drug free, with all do-gooder trained Prison Officers if that is at all possible. May be it is. Any way that’s just a little bit of my post Pentridge Prison thoughts on the modern prisons that replaced H.M.Pentridge. I do understand though that places like Barwon and especially Port Phillip were and still are shit holes, some crims even say worse than Pentridge. Some prisoners used to say they preferred Pentridge to the softer new style modern jails!…I never had anything much good to say about Pentridge. It brutalised me, in a different way to the way prisoners were brutalised, but mentally hardened me. Even though the screws are not locked in the cells, they are still locked in for a time with the meanest sons of bitches of the criminal world. That effected me some what, even to this day, I am a jumpy nervous wreak !.. Jail does that to both sides of the bars!….

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by Wulfgar

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I think you’ll find Steve that no matter how well a prison is portrayed (and remember just who it is that is portraying it as the best there is) it ends up being worse than possibly any other out there. From my own experiences there is no such thing as a drug free prison because where there is a will there is a way, screws can be turned if visits are not an option. Fulham was touted as a 100% drug free prison, it was anything but. Also Loddon would be full of the systems worst sucks, rats, the so-called staunch guys that never talk.

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by Wulfgar

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Steve, it was Stan “The Man” Longinidis that was knocked out with a roundhouse kick to the head by Machine gun Charlie, at the time Stan was world heavyweight kick boxing champion!

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by Serendipity

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There were a couple of posts from him yesterday.

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by Reagan

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Steve in your days as a P.O was the brutality and standover tactics from other P.Os directed to child sex offenders and murderers ? and was it sometimes rewarding and fair to see a prisoner cop their right wack?

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by FORMER H.M.PENTRIDGE PRISON OFFICER: SERVED "H".DIVISION CIRCA 1989

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Hi all, I cant think of anything new to talk about crime, and I wont bore anyone with more prison stories, it is rather depressing isn’t t it!.. So I’m resuming the role of Lounge DJ, with my favourite pass time music. So here is a selected playlist from my collection of some more great Chill out pieces to listen too. Hope every enjoys my choices. Cheers!…
Chris De Burgh – Goodnight – Far Beyond These Castle Walls. 1974. This is beautiful.
; Chris De Burgh – Flying (Turning Round ) – 1975. Magnificent.

Chris De Burgh – “Satin green shutters” Live – 1974. Perfect.

Chris De Burgh – Where peaceful waters flow, Live Wonderful.

Chris De Burgh – The Storm 2011, Live.

Chris De Burgh – Hold On – Lyrics – From the album- Far Beyond These Castle Walls, 1974.
; Chris De Burgh – The Key – 1974. – Enjoy this,one of the best songs.

Chris De Burgh – Broken Wings.

Chris De Burgh – Rose of England. From the album ‘Road to Freedom’ 2004.

Chris De Burgh – Crusader.

Chris De Burgh – Last Night – From the album ‘ Into The Light’, 1986.

Chris De Burgh – Don’t Pay The Ferryman – 1982.

Chris De Burgh – Carry me.

Chris De Burgh – Lonely Sky.

Chris De Burgh – Lady in Red (Music video), 1986.

Chris De Burgh – Escape.

Chris De Burgh – The head and the heart.

Chris De Burgh – Here is your Paradise.

Chris De Burgh – Say Goodbye To It All – 1986.

Chris De Burgh – Say Goodbye To It All (Live official) 2014.
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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by FORMER H.M.PENTRIDGE PRISON OFFICER: SERVED "H".DIVISION CIRCA 1989

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I supervised many protection prisoners in H.M.Loddon Prison from 1990 to 1994 , like Peter Dupas, Colin McKane, Peter Vaitos, Peter McEvoy, Peter Keogh, Kevin Byrne, Edward Tappe, Adrian Edwards-Bayley , George Pevitt, some of the more well known creeps, mostly serial sex offenders and all off these crims were a protected species , and have reoffended. A hand was never laid on any them or a angry word spoken to them, at least at H.M.Loddon Prison and the Adult Parole Board at the time chaired by Justice Frank Vincent, made it his duty, to talk with prisoners he was considering to grant parole. The protection inmates were listened to, for their grievances and Prison Officer complaints daily by the Chief Prison Officers, and all Prison Officers worked in teams, each watching over the others behaviour, so a bash was unheard of, in my time at Loddon, which was far different from Pentridge Prison. As many of these rock spiders, rapists, serial sex offenders and so on were nearing the end of their prison sentences , the Prison Officers at Loddon. had a duty of care over all inmates and had to be seen as and act as a professional, firm but fair and real nice to them, show them respect, whether they be rapists , child sex offenders or murderers , we could not be judgmental towards them, and even had to help them prepare for their upcoming release, reintergration programs, all that do-gooder stuff, so any prejudice , bad word or wrong physical or mental treatment to these inmates, was dealt with immediately by the Senior and Chief Prison Officers and a former strict H.M.Pentridge Governor Clive Williams , who was in charge of H.M.Loddon Prison and ran a strict ship, where he had to be saluted to in military strictness . At H.M.Loddon Prison , prisoners rights were a priority and for Prison Officers that did not like this then relatively new corrections idea of Unit Management approach to prisoners welfare and rehabilitation , then it was on your bike, go and work in H.M.Barwon or leave the prison service.
Which is what I did in 1995 ! I did not fit into this Unit Management Mother style of corrections. I was not harsh or anything, but I wasn’t a walk over either, saw the crims as having to many rights, but that’s just me, I was always firm but fair and listened to prisoners, even though I knew what they had done to be in jail. But I had a duty to still treat them with respect, whether I liked it or not. and that can be quite hard, if you can not see through their often nasty horrible crimes they had committed. As a screw I never laid a hand on any prisoners at Pentridge or Club Loddon, like some did, but there was a incident of two former H.Division Prison Officers, that transferred to H.M.Loddon , that did bash and assault a protection inmate, and were quite mean, tough screws, they were investigated for it , but as they were popular amongst the Governors, they were never charged and were both over time promoted to very senior ranks in the Victorian Prison Service. I wont mention the Officers names, because they both know me well from Pentridge and Loddon and are now in very senior positions as Governor’s at a modern new rehabilitation prison,still in the Victorian Prison service and of very high rank. And as they are also former H.Division screws, they both very much hates my guts, since I left the Prison Service, and live in the same town as me , to them Im just a low life Dog, Rat, Whistleblower , so it would not be legally smart of me to talk about them here!… and their sons and daughters and misses are also now Prison Correction Officers as well. They are already aware that I write on this AC site, so I will leave it at that. I am surprised they haven’t already attacked me on social media here. They would be aware of Aussie Criminals. But their are also many other former Prison Officer, that have never commented on here either, so stuffed if I know. But I have got nothing to lose now anyway , my prison career was stuffed and destroyed long ago. So I talk very freely now!…Fuck em all!
I think Port Phillip Prison is still hard on prisoners, but only a current serving inmate could confirm this for sure!… Hope this was of some help to your question!…

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by FORMER H.M.PENTRIDGE PRISON OFFICER: SERVED "H".DIVISION CIRCA 1989

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Forgot to say, that one thing that is now very rewarding and comfortable to me is that Peter Dupas, Steven Hunter, Adrian Bayley, Paul Haigh, Kevin Byrne, Edward Tappe, Colin McKane, Rodney Collins, Keithy George Faure and Julian Knight?… that I once locked away and always despised and never trusted , and very likely will never leave jail again, apart from going to the morgue. Rot in hell your bastards!… From- Does your mum know your here- you fucking dog, oh little one turd!.. ..Get a real fucking job you maggot!…

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Sorry but I don’t have much pity for people that fall for these scams, like how many warnings do they need to be aware of these scum-bags. People’s stupidity never ceases to amaze me

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by Wulfgar

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Re: Port Phillip Prison.
I served there from 1999-2001. There was a gang of seven screws nick named the “Magnificent Seven” and sanctioned by Karen Lindstrom they would keep crims in order by sneaking into their cells at night as they slept and throw a pillow case over their heads and beat them senseless. If the crim made a complaint it was either brushed aside and forgotten or the M7 crew would say the crook was unruly and was hurt in getting them to settle. No charges ever eventuated.
The group was lead by a particular coward named Rob Thompson, his second was possibly the dumbest wog I have ever seen Zelko Bryk, the others that dagged them are of no consequence as the main bashers were those two mentioned. There was a female with them, she was the sourest looking thing and should never havebeen accepted into the prison service, in a word she was a cunt!
Nothing big about those guys save their egos they only bashed small crims, crims they knew would not fight back. I once asked Thomas why he wouldn’t come into my cell or Stan Taylor’s cell and he said he was “not an idiot.”
There was a corrugated tin area, a walkway hidden from all eyes named “Blood Alley” you had to walk down through there to get to the slot, the walls there were saturated in dried blood as in there you were guaranteed a flogging if ever taken down there, not everyone was bashed, I know I wasn’t. Anyone that had form or they knew would retaliate with violence they avoided like the plague.
Zelko Bryk was sacked because he rolled the security patrol van out the front whilst drunk. Thompson was fired after some of the crooks came forward and reverse charged him after a group assault. The screws cannot touch a crim without provocation and can be charged as anyone other can. You never know when you yourself are on the other side of the bars and have to know if a screw touches you (witnesses or not) all you have to do is write an account of the incident, make several copies, give one to the Governor, one to your solicitor
(or go through legal aid) and, one to the Police. The screw in question will be removed from the area, possibly sent of site without pay or sacked if they have had numerous infractions or allegations brought against them and it is easier for the Gov. to move them on in lieu of keeping them.

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by Wulfgar

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I wish it had of been smoke free when I was in, I can’t stand the smell of it. I know a few guys that are going to find it very difficult to quit as they are life time smokers and doing life, there will be incidents for sure.

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by Reagan

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The tension will be on for sure an effective form of punishment all round.

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Comment on The Lounge October 2014 (cont) by Serendipity

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Was smoking allowed in the cells & if so could you ask to share with another non-smoker. They are going to give patches but I tried giving up with patches & they gave me the most vivid nightmares that I’ve ever had. I never realized how much it smelt until I finally gave up.

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