Derek Schnapp

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  IDOC spokesman Derek Schnapp said that the department is unable to comment on the specifics of transfers.
  
  "It is not uncommon for inmates to be moved," Schnapp said."We will continue to move inmates when necessary and place them at an appropriate security level.
  
  "We never disclose when and where inmates are being moved because of security reasons," he said."But once again, we will continue to move inmates as we deem necessary."
  
  Schnapp said that it is still the plan of IDOC to close Pontiac Correctional Center by early 2009, and said that now is the time to apply for Thomson positions as the employee screening process will begin shortly.

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  Those interested in participating in the applicant screenings next week should complete an application over the phone by calling (217) 558-2200, ext. 6684, said Derek Schnapp, a spokesman for the Illinois Department of Corrections.
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  "This is just part of the beginning stages of the hiring process," Schnapp said.

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  Department of Corrections spokesman Derek Schnapp declined comment, other than to say the agency regularly moves prisoners and will continue to do so.

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  Derek Schnapp, a spokesman for DOC, told the Daily Leader during this summer, that the report had not been completed.

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  Derek Schnapp is a spokesman for the Illinois Department of Corrections.
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  Schnapp says Illinois State Police and the Department of Corrections are investigating Thompson's death.

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  However, the Department of Corrections held it until Sept. 12 because the agency believed the report's projections on the need for additional space didn't factor in state programs intended to curb recidivism, department spokesman Derek Schnapp said.
  
  The findings won't change the agency's plan to close the Pontiac facility early next year, Schnapp said.
  
  The agency paid for the report, he said, because "we want another set of eyes."

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  "They're in the cells by themselves," said Illinois Department of Corrections Spokesman Derek Schnapp.

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  Illinois Department of Corrections spokesman Derek Schnapp says overtime is a fact of life in prisons and can't be attributed to staffing issues.However, he also says the department has requested additional employees for next year's budget.

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  Published on: 9/9/2008    Last Visited: 9/9/2008  

  Illinois Department of Corrections spokesman Derek Schnapp says Amanda Hamm will leave the Dwight Correctional Center later in the day.

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  Published on: 8/27/2008    Last Visited: 8/29/2008  

  "We have a mission to stop the revolving door through which people return to prison, and we do so by preparing them to re-enter society," IDOC spokesman Derrick Schnapp said."We have more than 8,000 volunteers state wide and a number of programs that address the religious needs of inmates."
  
  Schnapp said prison officials are conscious that most people in their care will be released someday, and work vigorously to equip them with the skills they need to live law-abiding lives.

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