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| Michigan Corrections Director takes responsibility for Prisoner Escape |
| By wemu.org- Jake Neher |
| Published: 02/14/2014 |
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The head of the state's prison system blames a murderer's recent escape from an Ionia prison largely on human error. That prisoner escaped earlier this month, and was caught in Indiana the next day. Democrats want to know whether budget cuts had a role in the escape. Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) Director Dan Heyns told a state Senate budget panel Thursday that the prison had all the resources, equipment, and procedures it needed to prevent the escape. Heyns says the blame falls on him and his department - not on the governor and state lawmakers. "I think it's safe to say that the root causes of this escape had nothing to do with budget cuts. The funding was there," said Heyns. Read More. |
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