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| Nine inmates removed from prison after fire |
| By Kentucky.com |
| Published: 09/27/2004 |
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Nine prisoners, five from Kentucky and four from Vermont, determined to be instigators of a fire at the medium-security Lee Adjustment Center, are being transferred to higher security prisons, according to the operators of the prison. The fire damaged the prison's administration building and some housing units. About half of the 800 inmates at the prison run by the private Corrections Corporation of America are from Kentucky, the other half from Vermont. Visitations have been suspended while officials investigate what caused the inmates to set fire to the prison. It is unclear when visitation will resume. |
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