I just want to repeat that Department of Imprisonment ("DOC") employees are supposed to be professional, yet nothing that they do is professional because they break
the DOC Code of Ethics everyday. When an inmate violates the DOC administrative rules, they want to give the inmate 180 days of disciplinary time in the hole.
Over all, Captain Griffin has inmates put into the hole in AC (administrative custody) waiting to be transferred to another prison. There are inmates back there who've been there 8 months or more. They're still waiting to be transferred!
That's why the restrictive housing unit ("RHU" or "hole") is over its maximum capacity. The hole only holds a total of 135 prisoners. Now they have to house hole prisoners in the infirmary because there's no room.
I was housed over in the infirmary because I had seizures. They said I had to max-out from the infirmary!
Lieutenant Gary Smith, who is the RHU lieutenant for the 6 to 3 shift, he and other COs ("correctional officers") beat up another prisoner - we called him "Raw." I forget his real name. But Gary Smith and others beat him while he was handcuffed.
I was standing at my cell door and watched them kick him and all that. Then they put him in a cell with no clothes on for about a week. Then they put inmates on "RM" or "restricted movement." On RM a man is not allowed to receive any type of paperwork that the guards distribute like request slips and grievance forms. They take the man's property away so that he cannot write to his family to let them know that he's been beaten and he needs a lawyer.
Men with a lot of hole time are frequently burned out of changes of underclothing. Not just that, they have the men wearing other prisoner's underwear. Like ten inmates broke out from it. I have documents that I had sores on my private parts.
Superintendent Rozum won't do anything about it.
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