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| US Inmates Claim Officials Let Gangs Control Prison |
| By en.ria.ru |
| Published: 11/15/2012 |
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WASHINGTON November 15 - Inmates at a US prison in the state of Idaho claim that officials have ceded control to gang leaders and have filed a lawsuit against the private company that runs the prison. “The complaint alleges that Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) fosters and develops criminal gangs. Ideally, the lawsuit should force this to come to an end,” said attorney Wyatt Johnson, one of the lawyers representing the eight inmates suing the CCA, the nation’s largest private prison company. The inmates say CCA allows prison gangs to control the Idaho Correctional Center in order for the company to save money on payroll costs by employing fewer prison guards. Read More. |
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