Inmate Sarrative Report

On December 11, 2016 at approximately 1330 hours, Detention Officer Harden reported duty and was assigned to work 1200 Baker Street Jail, 3rd Floor, A-Pod Control Center. At approximately 1420 hours, Detention Officer Harden advised she was not feeling well. At approximately 1430 Hours, Detention Officer Harden had her blood pressure checked in the 1200 Jail Clinic and was advised it was elevated. At approximately 1440 hours I called for Houston Fire Department. At approximately 1445 hours Houston Fire Department Medic 17 arrived at 1200 Baker Street Jail. Detention Officer Harden declined transport at approximately 1500 hours. At approximately 1505 hours, Sergeant Chad King took Detention Officer Harden to her husband’s work location Lieutenant

On the afternoon of November 14, 2015 at approximately 5:07 P.M. Deputy Singleton responded to a domestic disturbance call at 4547 Old Salkahatchie Hwy in Early Branch SC. When I Deputy Singleton arrived on scene I interviewed Sheree Washington who stated that after Deputy Ayer had left the scene from the previous call that her boyfriend Christopher Williams who resides at the residence said "bitch I should kill" you then proceeded outside, and retreived a light with a piece of pipe attached to it, and then struck her in the chest. At this time Washington called dispatch, and asked for a Deputy to come back out to her residence. I Deputy Singleton also interviewed the children at this residence who stated to Deputy Singleton that this incident

(S1) Inmate Dennis was placed against the chow cart that was next to us and informed him once again to stop resisting and that if he continued he would receive additional write-ups. I adjusted my escort grip and we continued to escort (S1) Inmate Dennis to intake. (S1) Inmate Dennis continued his verbal tirade of name calling and threatening to kill me. Once placed in a holding tank and we released his arms (S1) Inmate Dennis turned and charged at us. The door was closed before (S1) Inmate Dennis could get out but he continued to threaten to have me

On August 23, 2014 Sgt. Lavelle was assigned to the 83 Precinct. She was present for duty at 0800 hours as the domestic violence Sergeant and she conducted several home visits. At 1450 hours she was post changed to the 83rd Precinct desk and she assumed the duties of the 83 desk office. Sgt. Lavelle remained as the Desk Sergeant for the entire tour. I presented Sergeant Lavelle with a copy of the command log entry for August 23, 2014 depicting the validation of two arrests at about 2040 hours when Mr. Carlton Smith

Calhoun forwarded me his findings and informed me the incident occurred on Evening Watch, I viewed the incident on Avigilon video and determined a use of force incident report need to be completed in Blue Team. I then notified Sgt. Kizer-Hudson, who was the supervisor over 8NE, and inquired on if she was aware that the use of force incident occurred. She replied, “No.” I proceeded to show Sgt. Kizer-Hudson the video and she stated, “I remember the incident the officers called a non-compliant I responded, but they didn’t tell me about the use of force part.” I replied, what did they tell you?” Sgt. Kizer-Hudson stated, “Officer R. Dunans stated he give Inmate Mitchell verbal commands to return to his cell, inmate Mitchell refused and wanted to speak to a supervisor.” I advised Sgt. Kizer-Hudson the incident wasn’t reported and I found out about the incident when Mitchell’s attorney sent an email about his outcry. I then instructed Sgt. Kizer-Hudson to start a use of force report in Blue Team, and get statements from all officers involved as to why they failed to report the use of force to

Andersonville Prison epitomized the ultimate crime against humanity. The atrocities that transpired in this confederate prison sparked reaction and outrage at the conclusion of the Civil War.

In the U.S, there is a guy named Bob and he is in prison. Bob loves to make patchwork pillows for his son since he loves Bob’s type of patchwork. This prison has high security and is rich so he has the chance to make pillows. Find out how he will try to send his pillow to his son.

10 concentration camps… Imaging being brutally tortured, starved, and beaten in 10 different Nazi concentration camps 6 years straight for no reason, except for the fact that you are Jewish.

On 02/12/2017, while working at Durango Jail located at 3225 W. Gibson Ln. Phoenix AZ, 85009 I was assigned to housing unit 2 when I heard a radio call for a "Man Down," in Durango 3 A-Pod, that which I responded to.

At 2225 hours, I asked Inmate Ward who assaulted him and he explained that he was hit one time in the back of his head and fell to the ground so he could not identify the inmate. I also asked Inmate Ward where he was when he was assaulted and he explained that he was talking with another inmate while inside Cell17 facing the back of the cell when he was hit. I asked Inmate Ward if he could tell me who he was taking to and Inmate Ward declined to identify the inmate he was talking to. I asked Inmate ward if he could tell me anything else about the assault and he didn’t know who did it or why. I asked inmate ward if he could think of any reason why he would be assaulted and he again replied no, that he didn’t know why this happened. I asked Inmate ward if he would like to aid in prosecution and he said no.

It might still be fresh from the minds of the people of Florida when Sarasota County Jail’s reputation got dragged into the controversy about the death of two inmates and a total of 14 overdose cases that were reported earlier this summer. This incident is a proof that there is currently a budding up problem about Opiate addition with the inmates that has to be tackled and solved in the best effective way.

On May 4 1920 at the school of Washington high they were preparing for their field trip to the Washington prison. The principal was trying to scare the kids so they don’t go to prison. They began the ride on the bus and talked the whole way, they finally go there and there were giant walls around the prison. All the kids wondered why they needed walls that high. Then a man named Jim walked out and smiled he said he was going to be giving them there tour.

The idea of sympathetic release of ill and elderly prisoners is not new. In 1994, Professor Russell published consideration of medical parole and compassionate release programs of district and fifty states of Columbia. Only three

When inmates are released into the community they most like unprepared to the on the outside. These individuals meet challenges such as debt, family conflict, homelessness, reintegration, including unemployment, and substance abuse. While in prison inmates receiving visits from friends and family will propose a process of establishing, enhancing, and or maintaining, social support networks. The strengthening social bonds for incarcerated offenders is significant because it assists in the prevention of them returning to criminal identity. In this study, the connection relating prison visitation and recidivism is analyzed. This study reviews various methods of visitation during the entire confinement period. It will assess the effects of

Healthcare is a big topic no matter how you view it, but when looking at it from the point of a person who is in prison, it takes on a whole new view. Those who are in prison have federal and state laws that say that the prisons must provide them with medical facilities for their healthcare needs. This paper will identify a governmental agency that regulates the healthcare that is provided to prisoners in an institution within the United States, along with the foundation of such an agency and who regulates the licenses, accreditation, certifications, and authorization for employment for those who work within one of these