BG Knocc Out on Seeing a C.O. Set Up an Inmate to Get Killed: Career C.O.'s are Inmates (Part 14)
July 3, 2025
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BG Knocc Out provided a shocking glimpse into prison life, revealing how correctional officers (COs) often become entangled in the same corrupt practices as the inmates they oversee. According to BG Knocc Out, career COs can end up behaving like prisoners themselves, given their extensive time spent in correctional facilities. This environment, as described by the rapper, fosters a deep-seated corruption, with COs allegedly involved in trafficking, setting up inmate fights, and even facilitating murders.
He recounted his own experiences at Corcoran State Prison, where COs reportedly orchestrated fights between racial groups, leading to lethal outcomes. This allegation aligns with historical reports of incidents at the prison in the 1990s, where CO misconduct was rampant. BG Knocc Out's revelations highlight a systemic issue within correctional facilities, posing questions about the responsibilities and ethical standing of COs who, as he suggests, end up as much a part of the prison system as the inmates themselves.
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