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| For understaffed Hampton Roads Regional Jail, help could be on the way |
| By pilotonline.com- Steve Earley |
| Published: 01/26/2018 |
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As an officer passed out food trays on the other side of the cell block, Jonathan Ellis was tying a sheet to the end of his bedpost. By the time the officer took him down, it was too late. Ellis had killed himself. On that December evening, the officer was the only person working the cell block at the Hampton Roads Regional Jail in Portsmouth. No one else was there to help. Jail Superintendent Ronaldo Myers said the suicide was the result of understaffing. Read More. |
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