Ramirez, Pablo

Tenure Summary

Pablo Ramirez's documented Georgia Department of Corrections career runs from 2016 through mid-April 2025, all of it at two facilities: Arrendale State Prison and Phillips State Prison. Ramirez entered as a Correctional Officer at Arrendale (2016–2018), moved to Phillips as a Correctional Sergeant (2019–2020) and then Correctional Lieutenant (2021–2023), returned to Arrendale as a Correctional Unit Manager (2024), and served as Deputy Warden at Arrendale from January 1, 2025 to April 15, 2025 — the only facility-deputy tier posting in the record.

The death-attribution count for Ramirez's leadership tenures is zero: no deaths are attributed to any facility-leader role held, and no lawsuits naming Ramirez as a defendant appear in the records. The accountability record for this profile is therefore not built on deaths, but on documented reporting from inside Arrendale during the Deputy Warden posting — allegations of retaliation against incarcerated women who raised medical-neglect concerns.

What happened on their watch

Arrendale State Prison — Correctional Officer (2016–2018). Staff-tier postings; the records document the role and dates only.

Phillips State Prison — Correctional Sergeant (2019–2020) and Correctional Lieutenant (2021–2023). No deaths are attributed to these tenures. The intel dataset contains no report or incident entries for Phillips State Prison dated to these years.

Arrendale State Prison — Correctional Unit Manager (2024). No deaths are attributed to this tenure. No intel reports or incidents are recorded for the facility in this period.

Arrendale State Prison — Deputy Warden (January 1 – April 15, 2025). Several intel entries fall inside this posting, each tied to Ramirez's Deputy Warden role. On April 5, 2025, multiple reports — attributed in the records to GPS and to the Georgia Prison & Sentinel — documented incarcerated women at Lee Arrendale being hesitant to report medical neglect, describing fear of retaliation, solitary confinement, or loss of privileges. These are allegations reported by those publications, not adjudicated findings. On January 21, 2025, records document a prisoner being charged in the October 2024 deaths of Sherry Elaine Joyce and Hallie Marie Reed at Arrendale, and the arrest of Leticia Land, 41, in connection with the September 2022 strangling death of Angela Anderson, 39, in A Unit; court records cited in that report showed Land had not yet been indicted. Both underlying deaths — Anderson's in 2022 and Joyce's and Reed's in 2024 — predate Ramirez's Deputy Warden tenure, which began January 1, 2025; the arrest and charging events fall within it. Also dated to early 2025, records list five women arrested on charges of inciting a riot at Arrendale.

Sources

• GPS / gps.press intelligence profile and incident records for Pablo Ramirez (positions, tenure dates, Arrendale intel entries)
• Georgia Prison & Sentinel — April 5, 2025 reporting on fear of reporting medical neglect at Lee Arrendale State Prison
• GPS articles — April 5, 2025 reporting on retaliation and medical-neglect concerns at Lee Arrendale
• Court records referenced in the January 21, 2025 report (Land arrest, not yet indicted, in the Anderson death)

Synthesized by GPS Intelligence System on Sep 23, 2026 from positions, attributed deaths, lawsuits, intel reports, and news mentions in the public corpus. The supporting data tables follow below.