A Woman Died of Tuberculosis at Pulaski State Prison. Families Had Been Warning for Ten Days.
GDC has confirmed that a woman held at Pulaski State Prison died of complications of...
GDC is investigating the October 21 death of Juld Carter at Macon State Prison as a homicide. Reports from inside the prison say two more men were killed there on October 22 and 23. GDC hasn't confirmed those two deaths.
GDC has confirmed that a woman held at Pulaski State Prison died of complications of tuberculosis, WSB-TV reported. GDC says staff and people in custody who were exposed will be tested. GPS has asked the Department of Public Health and GDC for records.
If the reports are confirmed, three men will have been killed at Macon State Prison in three days. GPS is checking each one against GDC's records.
GDC has confirmed that a woman held at Pulaski State Prison died of complications of tuberculosis, WSB-TV reported. GDC says staff and people in custody who were exposed will be tested. GPS has asked the Department of Public Health and GDC for records. Families and people inside first reported tuberculosis at Pulaski and McRae Women's Facility. GDC told WSB-TV the woman entered custody at McRae, was moved to Pulaski, became sick there and died in the hospital. GDC hasn't said how many people have tested positive.
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How GPS knows. GPS reads and approves each report before it appears here. Reports come from people inside through our relay, from families, from the news and from public posts.
310 homicides for FY2020 to FY2024. The three states together reported 294.
Source: BJA DCRA data. State-reported counts under the Death in Custody Reporting Act; the federal program says states undercount.
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