UK prison officers are calling for electrical electricalists for dangerous prisons Prison and probation

Prison officers will request the immediate problem of Electric Stun Guns to protect the staff who guarded the most dangerous prisons in Great Britain if they meet the Minister of Justice this week.

The meeting on Wednesday with Shabana Mahmood was called The attack on three guards at HMP FranklandAllegedly by the convicted terrorist hashem Abedi. Two were seriously injured after poured in hot cooking fat and stabbed five times in the upper body in a continuing attack.

The body that represents prison officers asks all employees, stabs West and also for electrical narcotics for selected officers. It will also require an American regime in the “Supermax” styles to be imposed on the worst inmates of Great Britain.

The Prison Officers’ Association (POA) wants Electric Stun weapons to be exhibited at at least the prisons with the highest level of security in order to suppress attacks that threaten the life of the officers.

The devices shoot 50,000 volts to override a suspect and are charged as a less fatal option as firearms, although some uses have been associated with deaths.

Abedi, 28, the brother of the Manchester Arena Bomber, Salman, served a 55-year-old prison sentence. The attack on the three officials occurred in a kitchen area of ​​the separation unit in HMP Frankland.

Mark Fairhurst, the chairman of the POA, said: “We now need the tactical use of Taser as an option if we are faced with life -threatening situations. The threat in our prisons is in such a way that we need this option.”

Police officers across Great Britain can be exhibited with electrical electrical plants on the street if they perceive a sufficient threat.

According to Fairhurst, Electric Stun Guns should be available for those who guard terrorists and other severely violent convicts than prison officers believed that their lives are at risk.

He said: “Say, employees are attacked by someone with a sharp weapon who tries to kill them. Everything we have at the moment is Pava Spray [similar to pepper spray] And a truck. When I offer for help, we need a response team to dive who has the opportunity to use Taser.

“A sharp -edged weapon is as fatal as a knife. The idea that we will combat it with a truck and a canister of the spray is the life of my members. They cannot run away, they are in a closed environment.”

The POA initially asks for electrical stun weapons that are awarded to response teams in prisons with the highest security services that have all partition units or their equivalent for prisoners who are considered very dangerous or annoying.

These prisons include Frankland, where the attack took place on Saturday, April 12th. Belmarsh, where Abedi had previously attacked officers; Full Sutton; Long cordon and whitemoor.

The meeting on Wednesday afternoon will take place between Poa and Mahmood. According to Fairhurst, parts of prisons with the ultimate security of “Supermax” rules should take on.

In this plan, selected inmates only left their cells with high risk if it was tied up and accompanied by three employees with handcuffs that it would not mix with other prisoners, and they would be limited to their basic entitlement to rights and privileges.

Fairhurst said: “For a certain reason, it is a separation center. We only treat them like everyone else.”

He said the requirements were reasonable and he was hopeful and added that the strength of the feeling was the case that the government was “stupid not to look at it”.

The Ministry of Justice rejected a statement.

The government has announced a review and the occupants already in separation units with access to knives and prohibited Meals can be prepared in kitchens. Due to the past, the attacks are examined by the Past of the Past by the police against fighting terrorism. They searched the prison to look for where and how the provisional blade was made, and signs of violent Islamist extremist literature.

Also in the separation unit of HMP Frankland was Anjem choudaryserved lifelong imprisonment after he was convicted of the direction of a terrorist organization, membership of a forbidden organization and the support of support for a terrorist organization.