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| Pride Taken In Inmate Dining |
| By chronicle.augusta.com |
| Published: 02/17/2011 |
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The daily fare at Richmond County jails isn't fine dining, but the folks who prepare it are proud of what's served. Sheriff's Maj. Gene Johnson, who oversees operations at the two jails, knew they had a winning formula when former inmates asked to be let in on Tuesdays -- when chicken was on the menu. "They line up real good on chicken Tuesdays," Johnson said. There are a lot of hungry stomachs to feed on a daily basis at the jails on Walton Way and Phinizy Road. On any given day in 2010, there were about 900 inmates at the Augusta-Richmond County Law Enforcement Center on Walton Way; the Phinizy Road inmate population on Thursday was 600. Read More. |
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