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| Fight at prison involves 400 inmates; 17 suffer injuries |
| By tucsonnewsnow.com - Paul Birmingham, James Bennett, Carissa Planalp |
| Published: 03/04/2013 |
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TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now) - Seventeen inmates were taken to local hospitals Sunday after a fight at the Arizona State Prison Complex, a deputy warden said. The fight happened at around 9:45 a.m. Sunday, at the Whetstone Unit of the prison at 10,000 South Wilmot Rd., said Daniella Stemple, deputy warden of the unit. The fight involved approximately 300 Caucasian and Mexican-American inmates and approximately 100 African-American inmates, Department of Corrections Spokesman Bill Lamoreaux told Tucson News Now. All of the injuries were non-life threatening. Two employees suffered minor injuries. Read More. |
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