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| New dress code, new diet for disorderly inmates part of changes at Adams County Jail |
| By whig.com |
| Published: 12/11/2009 |
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The Adams County Sheriff's Department has implemented several policy and procedure changes for the Adams County Jail that are designed to encourage better inmate behavior and make it safer for jail personnel. Chief Deputy Fred Kientzle and Jail Administrator Chad Downs said changes that went into effect this week include more severe penalties for behavior infractions, new uniforms and dress codes for inmates, and a new diet for inmates who have violated jail rules. "We are taking back our jail," Downs said. "It will make it safer for our officers, and it will get a lot more respect for them from the inmates." Read More. |
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