Johnson County Oklahoma Jail Watch

18/12/2023

https://oklahomawatch.org/2023/12/15/these-oklahomans-needed-mental-health-care-instead-they-died-in-jail/

Untreated mental health and substance abuse conditions killed 28 people detained in Oklahoma jails last year with no consequences to those responsible for their care, an Oklahoma Watch investigation revealed.

25/08/2023

https://www.readfrontier.org/stories/jury-awards-33-million-to-the-family-of-a-man-who-died-in-an-oklahoma-jail-as-staff-mocked-him/

Jail staff admitted in trial testimony that they knew Terral Ellis, a 26-year old father, was in pain but did nothing to help him even as he screamed for help.

30/01/2023

www.theincorrection.com

"My son was given a parole violation by a judge for smoking medical ma*****na for his PTSD. He was arrested on September 3rd. He's a type 1 diabetic. He was not given insulin. 5 days later he was admitted to ICU in a irreversible coma. He had thousand level blood sugar, internal bleeding, sepsis, an...

30/01/2023

Report your story email [email protected]

30/01/2023

https://youtu.be/c5ez_HEwZl8

Shaken by the near-death experience of her nephew Sam, who was detained in solitary confinement nearly 8 months during a mental health crisis, Beverly Perry ...

12/01/2023

Why we post anonymous reports:

For decades there has been an ongoing systematic effort to suppress transparancy. That lack of transparency has allowed human and civil rights abuses to go unchecked. Reported efforts to suppress information include, but are not limited to the following:
1. Whistleblower retaliation, loss of job, stonewalling careers
2. False arrest
3. Planting of evidence
4. Targeting family members
5. Racking up charges
6. Prolonged sentences
7. Severe physical abuse carried out in a variety of ways
8. Ignoring of open records requests for years, or permanently
9. Intentionally poor record keeping
10. False public statements by jail and local government leadership, and/or their staff
11. Death threats
12. Falsification of records including logs and reports
13. Turning off of surveillance cameras
14. Smear campaigns
15. Posting personal information of the reporter online
16. Demanding detainee’s personal physicians block critical medical information from parents and legal guardians
17. Silencing also occurs via laws created to protect local government, jail leadership, and staff
18. Statute of limitations and reporting technicalities that make it impossible for detainees to file lawsuits after their criminal cases are resolved (a technique used to ensure reporters remain silent to avoid long sentences or other types of retaliation.)

These methods of intimidation, falsification, and suppression are intentional. For this reason, we protect whistleblowers and citizen reporters who wish to remain anonymous. All reports are posted “as reported” with the exception of the occasional spelling correction.

Comments, and reports from citizens are not necessarily the opinion of the page or individuals involved in the making of the Incorrection Documentary Series.

10/01/2023

Just dropped, the INCORRECTION docuseries sneak peek.

Shaken by the near-death experience of her nephew Sam, who was detained in solitary confinement nearly 8 months during a mental health crisis, Beverly Perry ...

04/01/2023

17/12/2022

IMPORTANT UPDATE: The Department of Justice is investigating the handling of individuals who struggle with mental health in Oklahoma. They are specifically investigating improper treatment and neglect of those with mental health issues in Oklahoma jails and detention centers. If you have been abused, neglected, tortured, withheld water, withheld food, withheld showers, withheld clothing, withheld appropriate medical care or given inappropriate medical care, placed in solitary confinement for an extended period, forced into extreme hot or cold showers, denied recreation, forced to drink from toilets, drugged against your will or your medication was withheld, or psychiatric care withheld, or if your attorney was told that you did not want to see them, if your cash and belongings were not returned, or if the administration blatantly lied about your condition or wishes in any jail or detention center in Oklahoma, EMAIL [email protected]

14/06/2022

If you are a medical provider, or have knowledge of the medical neglect or the malpractice of medicine regarding a detainee in the Johnson County Detention Center, please email the Incorrection documentary series at [email protected] . You can remain anonymous.

24/05/2022

The Incorrection Documentary film crew will be filming in Oklahoma City at the May 28th, at 1pm. If you have information regarding the death, torture, or neglect at ANY jail in Oklahoma, please let us know. Please bring any supporting documentation and a photo.

16/05/2022

If you or a loved one have experienced death, torture, or neglect the the Johnson County Oklahoma Jail, please message the page or email [email protected]. You can remain anonymous. This information may be used for the documentary series Incorrection regarding Oklahoma jails and detention centers. We have been made aware of problems in this facility.

16/05/2022

If you have any information regarding the death, torture, or neglect of a detainee at the Johnson County Oklahoma Jail, please message the page. You can remain anonymous. You can also email [email protected] .

16/05/2022