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| Prison watchdog says governor's reason for keeping reporters out of prisons is worrisome |
| By wbez.org - Rob Wildeboer |
| Published: 08/13/2012 |
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Ill -- A prison watchdog group says Gov. Pat Quinn's reason for keeping reporters out of the state's prisons is very concerning. Speaking to reporters in Springfield last week, Quinn defended his decision to keep journalists from seeing inside the prisons. “Yeah, well I don't believe in that,” said Quinn. “I think that it's important that when it comes to the security of our prisons I go with the director that I have at the Department of Corrections. Security comes first and it isn't a country club.” John Maki, the executive director of the John Howard Association, says security shouldn’t be an issue. Read More. |
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