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Inmate abuse is not tolerated by the Rhode Island Department of Corrections.

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He has gone from a 48 waist to a 34, a size 2X shirt to Medium, and is fast approaching his goal of 170 pounds - his weight when he entered the Correctional Officer Training Academy 26 years ago.ĭespite the fact that he spent three days. Since having gastric bypass surgery last April, he has lost over 100 pounds. The Rhode Island Department of Corrections employee had tried every diet available and none of them worked.

When responding to a code at work, "they almost had to call a code on me," he reflects. His weight was beginning to affect him on the job too. It was when he had to special order a tuxedo for his daughter's Father/Daughter Dance at school that Correctional Officer Captain Paul Bartholomy of Coventry began to think seriously about shedding the extra pounds he'd put on during the course of over a decade of unhealthy eating and living habits. It's the American way to over-indulge during the holidays, but for three Rhode Island Department of Corrections employees who have shed over 100 pounds each after having gastric bypass surgery, portions will be small just as they must be any other time of the year. PROVIDENCE, RI - The following information was released by the state of Rhode Island: