Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Corrections Corporation of America
(Los Angeles, CA) -- California corrections officials will be in Oklahoma invstigating a prison brawl that broke out among inmates who were shipped out of state because there's no room for them in California facilities. Fights broke out Tuesday at various locations inside a medium-security prison that's housing 23-hundred California inmates, according to the "San Francisco Chronicle." The privately-run prison is managed by the Tennesee-based Corrections Corporation Of America. California has nearly 95-hundred inmates in prisons in Arizona, Mississippi and Oklahoma that are run by the same company.
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Good to know that California has millions to waste on non violent offenders like this:
ReplyDeleteLeandro Andrade
"Leandro Andrade was given not one but two consecutive sentences of 25 years-to-life for stealing nine children's videotapes, including "Snow White," "Cinderella" and "Free Willie 2", worth $153.54."