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27/01/2024
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25/01/2024
Alabama plans first nitrogen gas ex*****on after failed lethal injection. Kenneth Smith is set to be executed sometime between 12 a.m. on Thursday, January 25, and 6 a.m. on Friday, January 26. Ex*****on by nitrogen hypoxia raises serious concerns about potential pain, leading to a torturous death. The US Supreme Court declined intervention despite arguments about constitutional violations. Smith survived a previous attempt by lethal injection in 2022, where the state faced criticism for "botched" ex*****ons. In two cases, including Smith's, the ex*****ons were halted due to issues setting intravenous lines before death warrants expired.
02/01/2024
🗓️01/01/2024
📍Mississippi State Penitentiary
📍Parchman, Mississippi
📌Lunch tray
02/01/2024
📍Mississippi State Penitentiary
📍Parchman, Mississippi
📌Roach infestations in prisons can be a serious concern due to the unsanitary conditions often present. Roaches are resilient insects that thrive in dark, damp environments, making prison facilities with limited ventilation and overcrowded living spaces ideal breeding grounds.
These pests can negatively impact the overall hygiene of the facility, potentially leading to health issues for inmates and staff. Roaches are known to carry and spread diseases, contaminating surfaces and food sources within the prison environment. Allergies and respiratory problems may be exacerbated for individuals exposed to roach droppings and shed skin.
The challenges of addressing roach infestations in prisons are amplified by factors such as budget constraints, overcrowding, and limited resources. Implementing effective pest control measures requires a comprehensive approach, including routine cleaning, proper waste management, and repairs to infrastructure that may provide entry points for roaches.
Inmates often lack the means to control their living conditions, exacerbating the difficulty of managing roach populations. Collaborative efforts between correctional staff, maintenance teams, and pest control professionals are essential to mitigate these issues and create a more hygienic environment within prisons. Regular inspections, sanitation protocols, and education about preventive measures can contribute to long-term solutions for roach infestations in correctional facilities.
31/12/2023
📍Mississippi State Penitentiary
📍Parchman, Mississippi
31/12/2023
📍East Mississippi Correctional Facility
📍Meridian, Mississippi
31/12/2023
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31/12/2023
📌Mississippi Department of Corrections
📌These are the hygiene items provided by the state for inmates in MDOC facilities. This is also known as a “state issue.”
31/12/2023
🗓️12/30/2023
📍Mississippi State Penitentiary
📍Parchman, Mississippi
📌Join us in advocating for the incarcerated by addressing the issue of mold on today's prison dinner trays. Together, we can work towards improving the conditions and ensuring that inmates receive safe and nutritious meals. Your support can make a significant impact on the well-being and rights of those within the correctional system.
📌 Please use the following contact information to file complaints:
MDOC Main Office
(601) 359-5600
Mississippi Governor
Tate Reeves
(601) 359-3150
[email protected]
MDOC Commissioner
Burl Cain
(601) 359-5596
[email protected]
MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions
Jeworski Mallett
(601) 359-5610
[email protected]
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Superintendent
Marc McClure
(662) 745-6611 ext. 2301
[email protected]
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Deputy Superintendent
Matthew Reynolds
(662) 745-6611 ext. 4168
[email protected]
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Area I Warden
Tracey McDonald
(662) 745-6611 ext. 3266
[email protected]
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Area II Warden
Karen De La Roche
(662) 745-6611
[email protected]
Warden
Darrel Arnold
(662) 745-6611
[email protected]
Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section
(833) 591-0288
[email protected]
Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section
(202) 514-6255
[email protected]
Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice
Kristen Clark
(202) 514-3847
[email protected]
American Correctional Association
(703) 224-0000
[email protected]
30/12/2023
🗓️December 2023
📍 South Mississippi Correctional Institution
📍 Leakesville, Mississippi
📍 Area 2, B-1, B Zone
📌Inhumane living conditions in prisons can lead to legal ramifications. Inadequate living conditions, including poorly maintained showers, violate inmates' rights, inviting legal challenges. Correctional facilities could face lawsuits and financial penalties for failing to provide humane and constitutional living standards. Prioritizing the upkeep of shower areas is not only a matter of fiscal responsibility but also a legal imperative to uphold the rights of incarcerated individuals.
📌 Please use the following contact information to file complaints:
MDOC Main Office
(601) 359-5600
Mississippi Governor
Tate Reeves
(601) 359-3150
[email protected]
MDOC Commissioner
Burl Cain
(601) 359-5596
[email protected]
MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions
Jeworski Mallett
(601) 359-5610
[email protected]
SMCI Superintendent
Brand Huffman
(601) 394-5600
[email protected]
Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section
(833) 591-0288
[email protected]
Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section
(202) 514-6255
[email protected]
Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice
Kristen Clark
(202) 514-3847
[email protected]
American Correctional Association
(703) 224-0000
[email protected]
30/12/2023
🗓️12/30/2023
📍Mississippi State Penitentiary
📍Parchman, Mississippi
📌Join us in advocating for the incarcerated by addressing the issue of mold on today's prison lunch trays. Together, we can work towards improving the conditions and ensuring that inmates receive safe and nutritious meals. Your support can make a significant impact on the well-being and rights of those within the correctional system.
📌 Please use the following contact information to file complaints:
MDOC Main Office
(601) 359-5600
Mississippi Governor
Tate Reeves
(601) 359-3150
[email protected]
MDOC Commissioner
Burl Cain
(601) 359-5596
[email protected]
MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions
Jeworski Mallett
(601) 359-5610
[email protected]
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Superintendent
Marc McClure
(662) 745-6611 ext. 2301
[email protected]
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Deputy Superintendent
Matthew Reynolds
(662) 745-6611 ext. 4168
[email protected]
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Area I Warden
Tracey McDonald
(662) 745-6611 ext. 3266
[email protected]
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Area II Warden
Karen De La Roche
(662) 745-6611
[email protected]
Warden
Darrel Arnold
(662) 745-6611
[email protected]
Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section
(833) 591-0288
[email protected]
Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section
(202) 514-6255
[email protected]
Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice
Kristen Clark
(202) 514-3847
[email protected]
American Correctional Association
(703) 224-0000
[email protected]
30/12/2023
Felon Friday⛓️❤️🔥
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30/12/2023
📣BAN HUMAN CAGES‼️
🗓️12/28/2023
📍East Mississippi Correctional Facility
📍Meridian, Mississippi
📌Confining inmates to cages, instead of providing access to a recreational yard, violates basic human rights and worsens the impact of incarceration. This harsh confinement leads to severe mental and physical health issues, escalating aggression among inmates. In contrast, a recreational yard offers a vital lifeline, promoting well-being, defusing tension, and acknowledging the importance of rehabilitation in creating a safer and more humane society.
📌Please use the following contact information to file complaints:
MDOC Main Office
(601) 359-5600
Mississippi Governor
Tate Reeves
(601) 359-3150
[email protected]
MDOC Commissioner
Burl Cain
(601) 359-5596
[email protected]
MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions
Jeworski Mallett
(601) 359-5610
[email protected]
Director of JCSWP, Private and Regional Facilities
Ron King
(601) 359-5600 ext. 5573
[email protected]
East Mississippi Correctional Facility
Warden
Donald Jackson
(601) 485-5255
[email protected]
East Mississippi Correctional Facility
Compliance Monitor
Yolanda Austin
(769) 209-7800 | (601) 485-5255 ext. 107
[email protected]
Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section
(833) 591-0288
[email protected]
Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section
(202) 514-6255
[email protected]
Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice
Kristen Clark
(202) 514-3847
[email protected]
American Correction Association
(703) 224-0000
[email protected]
29/12/2023
📅 12/29/2023
📍 Mississippi Department of Corrections
📌The non-compliance of SOP 24-02 is apparent as inmates still lack jackets climatically suitable for the current season at the following facilities:
- Holmes/Humphrey’s County Regional Correctional Facility
- Washington County Regional Correctional Facility
- Wilkinson County Correctional Facility
Despite assurance that jackets have been ordered since our initial contact with administration on 12/21/2023, and the facilities are climate-controlled, these three facilities stand out in non-compliance. Other facilities have had their state issued jackets for months. As indicated in SOP 24-02 [5-ACI-5D-06] The store of clothing, linen, and bedding exceeds that required for the facility’s inmate population. This emphasizes the consistent need for readily available climatically suitable clothing.
Swift action is essential to provide jackets for inmate well-being during outdoor activities, potential furnace malfunctions, and health related body temperature regulation issues. This ensures adherence to procedures and strengthens oversight in the Mississippi Department of Corrections.
📌 Please use the following contact information to file complaints:
MDOC Main Office
(601) 359-5600
Mississippi Governor
Tate Reeves
(601) 359-3150
[email protected]
MDOC Commissioner
Burl Cain
(601) 359-5596
[email protected]
MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions
Jeworski Mallett
(601) 359-5610
[email protected]
Director of JCSWP, Private and Regional Facilities
Ron King
(601) 359-5600 Ext. 5573
[email protected]
Holmes/Humphreys County Regional Correctional Facility
Warden
Barry Rule
(662) 834-5016
[email protected]
Washington County Regional Facility
Interim Warden
Billy Barber
(662) 537-2000
[email protected],
Wilkinson County Correctional Facility
Warden
Darrel Vannoy
(601) 888-3199
[email protected]
Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section
(833) 591-0288
[email protected]
Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section
(202) 514-6255
[email protected]
Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice
Kristen Clark
(202) 514-3847
[email protected]
28/12/2023
🌟Crafted within the confines of an Arizona prison, this mesmerizing pen-on-cloth masterpiece embodies the captivating essence of prison artistry 🖊️
28/12/2023
🗓️ 12/28/2023
📍 South Mississippi Correctional Institution
📍 Leakesville, Mississippi
📍 Area 2, B-1, B Zone
📌 Similar to the previous video posted of an adjacent building at SMCI, this shower area underwent cosmetic upgrades with power washing and painting months before this recording. The shared conditions of the shower areas highlight deliberate indifference, neglecting mold remediation, and overlooking issues like unsanitary water, faulty fixtures, and corroded sprinklers, perpetuating unconstitutional living conditions at SMCI.
Prolonged neglect may lead to legal consequences. Urgent comprehensive repairs are crucial beyond health and safety, preventing recurring temporary solutions. Failure to address permanent repairs may also heighten financial burdens on taxpayers. SMCI is 1 of 4 Mississippi Department of Corrections facilities under investigation by the Department of Justice. We urge the public to voice concerns, filing complaints for urgent constitutional violations.
📌 Please use the following contact information to file complaints:
MDOC Main Office
(601) 359-5600
Mississippi Governor
Tate Reeves
(601) 359-3150
[email protected]
MDOC Commissioner
Burl Cain
(601) 359-5596
[email protected]
MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions
Jeworski Mallett
(601) 359-5610
[email protected]
SMCI Superintendent
Brand Huffman
(601) 394-5600
[email protected]
Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section
(833) 591-0288
[email protected]
Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section
(202) 514-6255
[email protected]
Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice
Kristen Clark
(202) 514-3847
[email protected]
28/12/2023
Help us reveal the hidden talent behind the walls!⛓️ We're on the lookout for extraordinary prison art to showcase on our page.🖼️ Do you or someone you know have artistic masterpieces waiting to be discovered?🌟 Share your untold stories through art, and let the world witness the power of creativity behind the walls.✍🏻 DM us for a chance to feature your prison art and inspire others!💬
25/12/2023
During this holiday season, I extend my heartfelt wishes to all of those incarcerated and their loved ones. May the spirit of Christmas wrap you in love, peace, and hope, bridging the gap between prison walls and hearts. Despite the physical distance, may the warmth of shared memories and the promise of brighter days ahead bring comfort and strength. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas, filled with love and joy🎄🎅🏻🎁
23/12/2023
The president is also commuting the sentences of 11 people convicted of nonviolent drug offenses.
23/12/2023
Please keep the incarcerated in your thoughts and prayers this holiday season🙏🏼♥️🎄
22/12/2023
📍Georgia Women’s Correctional Facility
15/12/2023
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14/12/2023
📣Unleash the power of your story🌟
Dive into the spotlight on our platform and share your one of a kind journey on LIVE, or unveil jaw dropping and/or inspiring footage from behind the walls. Your voice is the game changer. Whether you are currently navigating incarceration, carry a tale of incarceration in your past, stand strong for a loved one in prison, or actively advocate for change, slide into our DMs and let's make your story legendary. Your experiences are the heartbeat of transformation, and we're here to crank up the volume on your voice! 🎥✨
14/12/2023
"Alabama seems to be addicted to cheap labor," said one plaintiff who sued over forced prison labor. "Those who participate and those who partake in the slave process with Alabama are just as guilty."
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Alabama plans first nitrogen gas execution after failed lethal injection. Kenneth Smith is set to be executed sometime between 12 a.m. on Thursday, January 25, and 6 a.m. on Friday, January 26. Execution by nitrogen hypoxia raises serious concerns about potential pain, leading to a torturous death. The US Supreme Court declined intervention despite arguments about constitutional violations. Smith survived a previous attempt by lethal injection in 2022, where the state faced criticism for "botched" executions. In two cases, including Smith's, the executions were halted due to issues setting intravenous lines before death warrants expired.
🗓️01/01/2024 📍Mississippi State Penitentiary 📍Parchman, Mississippi 📌Lunch tray
🗓️01/01/2024 📍Mississippi State Penitentiary 📍Parchman, Mississippi 📌Lunch tray
📍Mississippi State Penitentiary 📍Parchman, Mississippi 📌Roach infestations in prisons can be a serious concern due to the unsanitary conditions often present. Roaches are resilient insects that thrive in dark, damp environments, making prison facilities with limited ventilation and overcrowded living spaces ideal breeding grounds. These pests can negatively impact the overall hygiene of the facility, potentially leading to health issues for inmates and staff. Roaches are known to carry and spread diseases, contaminating surfaces and food sources within the prison environment. Allergies and respiratory problems may be exacerbated for individuals exposed to roach droppings and shed skin. The challenges of addressing roach infestations in prisons are amplified by factors such as budget constraints, overcrowding, and limited resources. Implementing effective pest control measures requires a comprehensive approach, including routine cleaning, proper waste management, and repairs to infrastructure that may provide entry points for roaches. Inmates often lack the means to control their living conditions, exacerbating the difficulty of managing roach populations. Collaborative efforts between correctional staff, maintenance teams, and pest control professionals are essential to mitigate these issues and create a more hygienic environment within prisons. Regular inspections, sanitation protocols, and education about preventive measures can contribute to long-term solutions for roach infestations in correctional facilities.
📍Mississippi State Penitentiary 📍Parchman, Mississippi 📌Roach infestations in prisons can be a serious concern due to the unsanitary conditions often present. Roaches are resilient insects that thrive in dark, damp environments, making prison facilities with limited ventilation and overcrowded living spaces ideal breeding grounds. These pests can negatively impact the overall hygiene of the facility, potentially leading to health issues for inmates and staff. Roaches are known to carry and spread diseases, contaminating surfaces and food sources within the prison environment. Allergies and respiratory problems may be exacerbated for individuals exposed to roach droppings and shed skin. The challenges of addressing roach infestations in prisons are amplified by factors such as budget constraints, overcrowding, and limited resources. Implementing effective pest control measures requires a comprehensive approach, including routine cleaning, proper waste management, and repairs to infrastructure that may provide entry points for roaches. Inmates often lack the means to control their living conditions, exacerbating the difficulty of managing roach populations. Collaborative efforts between correctional staff, maintenance teams, and pest control professionals are essential to mitigate these issues and create a more hygienic environment within prisons. Regular inspections, sanitation protocols, and education about preventive measures can contribute to long-term solutions for roach infestations in correctional facilities.
📍Mississippi State Penitentiary 📍Parchman, Mississippi
📍Mississippi State Penitentiary 📍Parchman, Mississippi
📍East Mississippi Correctional Facility 📍Meridian, Mississippi
📍East Mississippi Correctional Facility 📍Meridian, Mississippi
📌Mississippi Department of Corrections 📌These are the hygiene items provided by the state for inmates in MDOC facilities. This is also known as a “state issue.”
📌Mississippi Department of Corrections 📌These are the hygiene items provided by the state for inmates in MDOC facilities. This is also known as a “state issue.”
🗓️12/30/2023 📍Mississippi State Penitentiary 📍Parchman, Mississippi 📌Join us in advocating for the incarcerated by addressing the issue of mold on today's prison dinner trays. Together, we can work towards improving the conditions and ensuring that inmates receive safe and nutritious meals. Your support can make a significant impact on the well-being and rights of those within the correctional system. 📌 Please use the following contact information to file complaints: MDOC Main Office (601) 359-5600 Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (601) 359-3150 [email protected] MDOC Commissioner Burl Cain (601) 359-5596 [email protected] MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions Jeworski Mallett (601) 359-5610 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Superintendent Marc McClure (662) 745-6611 ext. 2301 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Deputy Superintendent Matthew Reynolds (662) 745-6611 ext. 4168 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Area I Warden Tracey McDonald (662) 745-6611 ext. 3266 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Area II Warden Karen De La Roche (662) 745-6611 [email protected] Warden Darrel Arnold (662) 745-6611 [email protected] Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (833) 591-0288 [email protected] Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (202) 514-6255 [email protected] Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice Kristen Clark (202) 514-3847 [email protected] American Correctional Association (703) 224-0000 [email protected]
🗓️12/30/2023 📍Mississippi State Penitentiary 📍Parchman, Mississippi 📌Join us in advocating for the incarcerated by addressing the issue of mold on today's prison dinner trays. Together, we can work towards improving the conditions and ensuring that inmates receive safe and nutritious meals. Your support can make a significant impact on the well-being and rights of those within the correctional system. 📌 Please use the following contact information to file complaints: MDOC Main Office (601) 359-5600 Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (601) 359-3150 [email protected] MDOC Commissioner Burl Cain (601) 359-5596 [email protected] MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions Jeworski Mallett (601) 359-5610 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Superintendent Marc McClure (662) 745-6611 ext. 2301 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Deputy Superintendent Matthew Reynolds (662) 745-6611 ext. 4168 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Area I Warden Tracey McDonald (662) 745-6611 ext. 3266 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Area II Warden Karen De La Roche (662) 745-6611 [email protected] Warden Darrel Arnold (662) 745-6611 [email protected] Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (833) 591-0288 [email protected] Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (202) 514-6255 [email protected] Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice Kristen Clark (202) 514-3847 [email protected] American Correctional Association (703) 224-0000 [email protected]
🗓️December 2023 📍 South Mississippi Correctional Institution 📍 Leakesville, Mississippi 📍 Area 2, B-1, B Zone 📌Inhumane living conditions in prisons can lead to legal ramifications. Inadequate living conditions, including poorly maintained showers, violate inmates' rights, inviting legal challenges. Correctional facilities could face lawsuits and financial penalties for failing to provide humane and constitutional living standards. Prioritizing the upkeep of shower areas is not only a matter of fiscal responsibility but also a legal imperative to uphold the rights of incarcerated individuals. 📌 Please use the following contact information to file complaints: MDOC Main Office (601) 359-5600 Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (601) 359-3150 [email protected] MDOC Commissioner Burl Cain (601) 359-5596 [email protected] MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions Jeworski Mallett (601) 359-5610 [email protected] SMCI Superintendent Brand Huffman (601) 394-5600 [email protected] Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (833) 591-0288 [email protected] Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (202) 514-6255 [email protected] Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice Kristen Clark (202) 514-3847 [email protected] American Correctional Association (703) 224-0000 [email protected]
🗓️December 2023 📍 South Mississippi Correctional Institution 📍 Leakesville, Mississippi 📍 Area 2, B-1, B Zone 📌Inhumane living conditions in prisons can lead to legal ramifications. Inadequate living conditions, including poorly maintained showers, violate inmates' rights, inviting legal challenges. Correctional facilities could face lawsuits and financial penalties for failing to provide humane and constitutional living standards. Prioritizing the upkeep of shower areas is not only a matter of fiscal responsibility but also a legal imperative to uphold the rights of incarcerated individuals. 📌 Please use the following contact information to file complaints: MDOC Main Office (601) 359-5600 Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (601) 359-3150 [email protected] MDOC Commissioner Burl Cain (601) 359-5596 [email protected] MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions Jeworski Mallett (601) 359-5610 [email protected] SMCI Superintendent Brand Huffman (601) 394-5600 [email protected] Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (833) 591-0288 [email protected] Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (202) 514-6255 [email protected] Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice Kristen Clark (202) 514-3847 [email protected] American Correctional Association (703) 224-0000 [email protected]
🗓️12/30/2023 📍Mississippi State Penitentiary 📍Parchman, Mississippi 📌Join us in advocating for the incarcerated by addressing the issue of mold on today's prison lunch trays. Together, we can work towards improving the conditions and ensuring that inmates receive safe and nutritious meals. Your support can make a significant impact on the well-being and rights of those within the correctional system. 📌 Please use the following contact information to file complaints: MDOC Main Office (601) 359-5600 Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (601) 359-3150 [email protected] MDOC Commissioner Burl Cain (601) 359-5596 [email protected] MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions Jeworski Mallett (601) 359-5610 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Superintendent Marc McClure (662) 745-6611 ext. 2301 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Deputy Superintendent Matthew Reynolds (662) 745-6611 ext. 4168 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Area I Warden Tracey McDonald (662) 745-6611 ext. 3266 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Area II Warden Karen De La Roche (662) 745-6611 [email protected] Warden Darrel Arnold (662) 745-6611 [email protected] Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (833) 591-0288 [email protected] Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (202) 514-6255 [email protected] Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice Kristen Clark (202) 514-3847 [email protected] American Correctional Association (703) 224-0000 [email protected]
🗓️12/30/2023 📍Mississippi State Penitentiary 📍Parchman, Mississippi 📌Join us in advocating for the incarcerated by addressing the issue of mold on today's prison lunch trays. Together, we can work towards improving the conditions and ensuring that inmates receive safe and nutritious meals. Your support can make a significant impact on the well-being and rights of those within the correctional system. 📌 Please use the following contact information to file complaints: MDOC Main Office (601) 359-5600 Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (601) 359-3150 [email protected] MDOC Commissioner Burl Cain (601) 359-5596 [email protected] MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions Jeworski Mallett (601) 359-5610 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Superintendent Marc McClure (662) 745-6611 ext. 2301 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Deputy Superintendent Matthew Reynolds (662) 745-6611 ext. 4168 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Area I Warden Tracey McDonald (662) 745-6611 ext. 3266 [email protected] Mississippi State Penitentiary Area II Warden Karen De La Roche (662) 745-6611 [email protected] Warden Darrel Arnold (662) 745-6611 [email protected] Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (833) 591-0288 [email protected] Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (202) 514-6255 [email protected] Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice Kristen Clark (202) 514-3847 [email protected] American Correctional Association (703) 224-0000 [email protected]
📣BAN HUMAN CAGES‼️ 🗓️12/28/2023 📍East Mississippi Correctional Facility 📍Meridian, Mississippi 📌Confining inmates to cages, instead of providing access to a recreational yard, violates basic human rights and worsens the impact of incarceration. This harsh confinement leads to severe mental and physical health issues, escalating aggression among inmates. In contrast, a recreational yard offers a vital lifeline, promoting well-being, defusing tension, and acknowledging the importance of rehabilitation in creating a safer and more humane society. 📌Please use the following contact information to file complaints: MDOC Main Office (601) 359-5600 Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (601) 359-3150 [email protected] MDOC Commissioner Burl Cain (601) 359-5596 [email protected] MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions Jeworski Mallett (601) 359-5610 [email protected] Director of JCSWP, Private and Regional Facilities Ron King (601) 359-5600 ext. 5573 [email protected] East Mississippi Correctional Facility Warden Donald Jackson (601) 485-5255 [email protected] East Mississippi Correctional Facility Compliance Monitor Yolanda Austin (769) 209-7800 | (601) 485-5255 ext. 107 [email protected] Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (833) 591-0288 [email protected] Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (202) 514-6255 [email protected] Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice Kristen Clark (202) 514-3847 [email protected] American Correction Association (703) 224-0000 [email protected]
📣BAN HUMAN CAGES‼️ 🗓️12/28/2023 📍East Mississippi Correctional Facility 📍Meridian, Mississippi 📌Confining inmates to cages, instead of providing access to a recreational yard, violates basic human rights and worsens the impact of incarceration. This harsh confinement leads to severe mental and physical health issues, escalating aggression among inmates. In contrast, a recreational yard offers a vital lifeline, promoting well-being, defusing tension, and acknowledging the importance of rehabilitation in creating a safer and more humane society. 📌Please use the following contact information to file complaints: MDOC Main Office (601) 359-5600 Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (601) 359-3150 [email protected] MDOC Commissioner Burl Cain (601) 359-5596 [email protected] MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions Jeworski Mallett (601) 359-5610 [email protected] Director of JCSWP, Private and Regional Facilities Ron King (601) 359-5600 ext. 5573 [email protected] East Mississippi Correctional Facility Warden Donald Jackson (601) 485-5255 [email protected] East Mississippi Correctional Facility Compliance Monitor Yolanda Austin (769) 209-7800 | (601) 485-5255 ext. 107 [email protected] Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (833) 591-0288 [email protected] Department of Justice - Civil Rights Division - Special Litigation Section (202) 514-6255 [email protected] Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the Department of Justice Kristen Clark (202) 514-3847 [email protected] American Correction Association (703) 224-0000 [email protected]
📅 12/29/2023 📍 Mississippi Department of Corrections 📌The non-compliance of SOP 24-02 is apparent as inmates still lack jackets climatically suitable for the current season at the following facilities: - Holmes/Humphrey’s County Regional Correctional Facility - Washington County Regional Correctional Facility - Wilkinson County Correctional Facility Despite assurance that jackets have been ordered since our initial contact with administration on 12/21/2023, and the facilities are climate-controlled, these three facilities stand out in non-compliance. Other facilities have had their state issued jackets for months. As indicated in SOP 24-02 [5-ACI-5D-06] The store of clothing, linen, and bedding exceeds that required for the facility’s inmate population. This emphasizes the consistent need for readily available climatically suitable clothing. Swift action is essential to provide jackets for inmate well-being during outdoor activities, potential furnace malfunctions, and health related body temperature regulation issues. This ensures adherence to procedures and strengthens oversight in the Mississippi Department of Corrections. 📌 Please use the following contact information to file complaints: MDOC Main Office (601) 359-5600 Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves (601) 359-3150 [email protected] MDOC Commissioner Burl Cain (601) 359-5596 [email protected] MDOC Deputy Commissioner of Institutions Jeworski Mallett (601) 359-5610 [email protected] Director of JCSWP, Private and Regional Facilities Ron King (601) 359-5600 Ext. 5573 [email protected] Holmes/Humphreys County Regional Correctional Facility Warden Barry Rule (662) 834-5016 [email protected] Washington County Regional Facility Interim Warden Billy Barber (662) 537-2000 [email protected], Wilkinson County Correctional Facility Warden Darrel Vannoy (601) 888-3199 [email protected] Department of Justice Mississippi Prisons Investigation - Civil R
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