Justin Douglas
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When he arrived at DCP, it was dinner time. Justin snapped into helper mode.
When he arrived at DCP, it was dinner time. Justin snapped into helper mode.
Eventually, the power came back on, and Justin was able to go back to his conference. We asked DCP about the power outage, and they said the administration's exceptional coordination and execution were instrumental in mitigating the crisis effectively. It was clear to Justin, for Dauphin County Prison to treat inmates more humanely, it was going to take a lot more than just wanting to do better.
Eventually, the power came back on, and Justin was able to go back to his conference. We asked DCP about the power outage, and they said the administration's exceptional coordination and execution were instrumental in mitigating the crisis effectively. It was clear to Justin, for Dauphin County Prison to treat inmates more humanely, it was going to take a lot more than just wanting to do better.
And to reach those higher standards, the county would have to exercise some demons from its past.
And to reach those higher standards, the county would have to exercise some demons from its past.
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Senior producers are Eric Benson and Chris Siegel. Story editor is Michael May. Associate producer is Emily Locke. Fact-checking by Annika Robbins. Sound design and mixing by Jeff Schmidt. Audio assistance by Daniel William Gonzalez. Sound supervisor is Marcelino Villalpando. Music supervisor is Scott Velasquez for Freesun Sync. Senior managing producer is Lutta Pandya.
Senior producers are Eric Benson and Chris Siegel. Story editor is Michael May. Associate producer is Emily Locke. Fact-checking by Annika Robbins. Sound design and mixing by Jeff Schmidt. Audio assistance by Daniel William Gonzalez. Sound supervisor is Marcelino Villalpando. Music supervisor is Scott Velasquez for Freesun Sync. Senior managing producer is Lutta Pandya.
Managing producers are Heather Beloga and Matt Gant. Senior development editor is Rachel B. Doyle. Development producer is Olivia Weber. Executive producers for Advanced Local are Richard Diamond and Selena Roberts. Executive producers are Nigeri Eaton, George Lavender, Marshall Louis, and Jen Sargent for Wondery.
Managing producers are Heather Beloga and Matt Gant. Senior development editor is Rachel B. Doyle. Development producer is Olivia Weber. Executive producers for Advanced Local are Richard Diamond and Selena Roberts. Executive producers are Nigeri Eaton, George Lavender, Marshall Louis, and Jen Sargent for Wondery.
I was out the door at 5 a.m. probably in my office, preparing, going over my notes for my sermon.
I was out the door at 5 a.m. probably in my office, preparing, going over my notes for my sermon.
We had advertised that we were going to come together, talk about who we are as a community, who we've been from our beginning, and take a vote for where people feel like we're gonna go.
We had advertised that we were going to come together, talk about who we are as a community, who we've been from our beginning, and take a vote for where people feel like we're gonna go.
The house was packed because we were really only supposed to fit about 100 people in that room. And I remember it being overflow down to the stairs to the foyer of people that wanted to be a part of that conversation.
The house was packed because we were really only supposed to fit about 100 people in that room. And I remember it being overflow down to the stairs to the foyer of people that wanted to be a part of that conversation.