Two white corrections officers who claimed they were singled out for discipline and retaliation because of their race won a $6.855 million jury verdict on Sept. 6 in Mercer County in Healey v. Department of Corrections.
In 2005, Robert Healey, now 52, and Joseph Milutin, now 46, were assigned to the Stabilization and Reintegration Program in New Lisbon, a “boot camp” for teenage offenders, where they used exercise and lectures to control inmates in accordance with program guidelines.
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