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One Oregon Prisoner + Sex with Two Jailers = 86 Months in Prison
Loaded on Feb. 8, 2017
by Mark Wilson
published in Prison Legal News
February, 2017, page 42
Filed under:
Sexual Assault,
Staff-Prisoner Assault,
Misconduct/Corruption,
Guard Misconduct,
Threats by Staff,
Jail Misconduct,
Eighth Amendment,
Jail Specific.
Location:
Oregon.
Two Oregon jail employees who pleaded guilty to 40 criminal charges were sentenced to 36- and 50-month prison terms for having sex with the same prisoner 19 times.
Jill Curry, 38, a civilian jail services technician at the Washington County Jail since 2004, and the wife of a sheriff’s deputy, ...
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