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Massachusetts Jail Guards Assault Mentally Disabled Prisoner

Loaded on Jan. 15, 2004 by Michael Rigby published in Prison Legal News January, 2004, page 13
Filed under: Disabled Prisoners, Guard Brutality/Beatings, Mental Health. Location: Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Jail Guards
Assault Mentally Disabled Prisoner

by Michael Rigby


Six Essex County jail guards were
suspended and one fired after they assaulted a mentally challenged prisoner in the jail infirmary by forcing him to eat cake while handcuffed. Author Austin, a mentally challenged prisoner who suffers from fetal alcohol ...

 

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