ATLANTA — There were times when Senior Correctional Officer Scott Riner arrived at work, clearly sick and in need of rest, and it would take his superiors’ prodding to get him to go back home.
Capt. Audrey Henderson would tell Riner to take the day off, and he’d push back. His duty came first, he told his former supervisor, before reluctantly agreeing to some respite.
That’s the kind of dedication Riner was known for at the Gwinnett County Comprehensive Correctional Complex, and how his coworkers and inmates will remember him.
