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@keribla prison murder that should not have been allowed to happen followed by state sponsored murder which should not allowed either. Lose:Lose #deathpeanalty
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@keribla prison murder that should not have been allowed to happen followed by state sponsored murder which should not allowed either. Lose:Lose #deathpeanalty
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@keribla prison murder that should not have been allowed to happen followed by state sponsored murder which should not allowed either. Lose:Lose #deathpeanalty
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@keribla prison murder that should not have been allowed to happen followed by state sponsored murder which should not allowed either. Lose:Lose #deathpeanalty
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@keribla prison murder that should not have been allowed to happen followed by state sponsored murder which should not allowed either. Lose:Lose #deathpeanalty
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@SarahOestreich @keribla
About time this gets widespread attention. Check out the original reporting from a small, local source. -
@SarahOestreich @keribla
About time this gets widespread attention. Check out the original reporting from a small, local source. -
@SarahOestreich @keribla
About time this gets widespread attention. Check out the original reporting from a small, local source. -
@SarahOestreich @keribla
About time this gets widespread attention. Check out the original reporting from a small, local source. -
@SarahOestreich @keribla
About time this gets widespread attention. Check out the original reporting from a small, local source. -
Great interview by @keribla with an LASD deputy who covered his gang tattoo.
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Kevin Rashid Johnson is a prisoner activist who is being retaliated against in serious ways. He was just moved to supermax in VA. He also suffers from cancer and heartfailure. Please help raise awareness, write him, write or call the prison authorities:
#prisoners #KevinRashidJohnson #retaliation #supermax #solitaryconfinement @keribla @igd_news -
I’m not finishing another book tonight, so I can safely now say that in 2022 I finished only 60 books.
I will put up my full list on my blog soon, but I want to give a New Year’s Eve shoutout to @keribla whose beautifully written and gripping memoir Corrections in Ink was one of the book highlights of my year.
It is the kind of read that can fundamentally change your perception of what we call the “criminal justice system” in the US.
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I’m not finishing another book tonight, so I can safely now say that in 2022 I finished only 60 books.
I will put up my full list on my blog soon, but I want to give a New Year’s Eve shoutout to @keribla whose beautifully written and gripping memoir Corrections in Ink was one of the book highlights of my year.
It is the kind of read that can fundamentally change your perception of what we call the “criminal justice system” in the US.
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I’m not finishing another book tonight, so I can safely now say that in 2022 I finished only 60 books.
I will put up my full list on my blog soon, but I want to give a New Year’s Eve shoutout to @keribla whose beautifully written and gripping memoir Corrections in Ink was one of the book highlights of my year.
It is the kind of read that can fundamentally change your perception of what we call the “criminal justice system” in the US.
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I’m not finishing another book tonight, so I can safely now say that in 2022 I finished only 60 books.
I will put up my full list on my blog soon, but I want to give a New Year’s Eve shoutout to @keribla whose beautifully written and gripping memoir Corrections in Ink was one of the book highlights of my year.
It is the kind of read that can fundamentally change your perception of what we call the “criminal justice system” in the US.
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I’m not finishing another book tonight, so I can safely now say that in 2022 I finished only 60 books.
I will put up my full list on my blog soon, but I want to give a New Year’s Eve shoutout to @keribla whose beautifully written and gripping memoir Corrections in Ink was one of the book highlights of my year.
It is the kind of read that can fundamentally change your perception of what we call the “criminal justice system” in the US.
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A Texas inmate hijacked a prison bus last summer, evaded authorities for weeks, and brutally killed a Tomball man and his four grandsons.
It was one of the deadliest prison escapes in U.S. history.
@keribla and I spent months figuring out what went wrong. Here's our story, in a collaboration with @marshallproj and @houstonchron:
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A few years ago, I made a journalism hate mail bingo card and I just looked at it again and realized: Did they stop calling us snowflakes? I feel like I haven't been called a snowflake in FOREVER!
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Two more people have died in the LA jails.
The LASD in-custody death toll is now up to 24 this year, including those who died in hospitals and station jails.
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NEW: We already reported that some pharmacies in NW Mexico are selling #fentanyl pills they claimed were Percocet
After 4 more mths of reporting, we discovered it is happening all over the country - and some drugstores are even selling it in sealed bottles #harmreduction #addiction #drugs #mexio https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2023-06-14/fentanyl-tainted-pills-now-found-in-mexican-pharmacies-from-coast-to-coast
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Anddd it is up to **19** in-custody deaths in LA Sheriff's Department jails and station lockups so far this year.
The latest, who died today, was 28 and not yet sentenced for any crime.
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Today LASD posted the 18th in-custody death for this year, a 32-year-old who died in his cell in the 2800 floor of Men's Central Jail -- the facility that was at one point scheduled for closure earlier this year.
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Apparently there is a phone book buried in a copper box in the cornerstone of the Los Angeles Hall of Justice.
Also a personnel list. Because I guess they've literally been burying public records in this city for almost a whole century.
This is from 1925:
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Apparently there is a phone book buried in a copper box in the cornerstone of the Los Angeles Hall of Justice.
Also a personnel list. Because I guess they've literally been burying public records in this city for almost a whole century.
This is from 1925:
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Apparently there is a phone book buried in a copper box in the cornerstone of the Los Angeles Hall of Justice.
Also a personnel list. Because I guess they've literally been burying public records in this city for almost a whole century.
This is from 1925:
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Apparently there is a phone book buried in a copper box in the cornerstone of the Los Angeles Hall of Justice.
Also a personnel list. Because I guess they've literally been burying public records in this city for almost a whole century.
This is from 1925:
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Apparently there is a phone book buried in a copper box in the cornerstone of the Los Angeles Hall of Justice.
Also a personnel list. Because I guess they've literally been burying public records in this city for almost a whole century.
This is from 1925:
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Last year during an inspection at East LA sheriff's station, an OIG official saw something shocking: a defaced poster of her boss next to a gun, w/words that seemed like a threat
Six mths later, IG Max Huntsman detailed what happened afterward.
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LA jails are now up to FIFTEEN in-custody deaths this year.
The most recent was a 19-year-old, who died at Men's Central Jail - the notorious, dungeon-like facility that was supposed to be closed earlier this year.