New York officials take legal action against striking corrections officers
ALTONA, N.Y. (WCAX) - The state of New York is taking legal action against striking corrections workers. CBS News reports that more than 10 days into the illegal strike, the state added the names of 300 key correction workers to a court filing, a step towards having them held in contempt of a return-to-work order, and possibly arrested.
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