RGCI WRC( mental
health treatment Center), DCI( intake), KMCI, NLCI
Jimmy Baldwin (296764 DCI; 42 1777 B) 4/8/2020 :
We were told
that the person who contracted the virus was a doctor who frequented many
institutions not just Waupun and they are mum about who this doctor is.It was
also said that it was three inmates to have been found to have the virus, and
it's mixed messages on somethings saying the contrary that they don't have it
and some say that they have not tested them. It was also a inmate they brought
here to this institution initially that was said was one of those inmates and
then they staff said this individual came from Illinois, prisoner returning
from out of state. Any how that individual came here bubble wrapped and
escorted to their infirmary. Where they house alot of old sick and elderly
prisoners with weak emun systems. It is also said that several officers who
work here go their to work because they have staff shortage but it was also
just stated that its been temparily been stopped, while that joint/prison is on
lockdown. I even I spoke to staff and it was said that this institution is not
equipped to handle the virus if it comes here or any of the prison. It was said
that some of the medical staff was heard saying when the out break happens here
they will not turn. That's all right now anything else I will let you know...
NLCI
)EMMANUEL PAGE (134031 1964 56 NLCI)
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RED
GRANITE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION
1)Randall Mataya 86167,
RGCI, ( 1962 57) [fine litigator, wrote the Act 355(
kerby) lawsuit that won]3 25 20
Peg,
this facility is not furnishing inmates with enough disinfectant by refusing to provide spray
bottles with sprayers on them. Also, staff refuse to wear face masks even with
proof they are the ones infecting us. See WCI and CCI. If we get it, its because
they are not providing us proper care. Deliberately indifferent to this global
pandemic. Media attention necessary. Take care.
RANDALL MATAYA
(86167)3 20
Got
you email. Thank you for that. RGCI is in modified lockdown. 5,rooms come out
to get their meal in the servery at a time and return to rooms to eat. Dayroom time is modified to 3 groups who take
turns going to dayroom. 2 men per table. It is not here YET. I wish they would
lock it all down, no one in or out of here. The guards sleep here too. It would
have to be the ones without wives and kids. That is only sure way to keep safe.
They have guys wiping down surfaces but not enough and not the right solution.
This states it takes ten minutes to be effective. They spray and wipe right
away. I am out of flags and have multiple people to answer letters to. As
alway, love to you. Be safe. Covid-19 kills double the men than women. Randy
KMCI
4)DERRICK HOWARD (261702 ,1976 ,43 )
stay health & prevent
infection while using a CPAP 4 8 20
HSU Sent me a paper with information about CPAP I'M A CPAP MACHINE
USERS
AND BECAME THOSE WITH SLEEP APNEA AND CPAP USERS MAY BE AT HIGHER RIST
FOR DEVELOPING COMPLICATIONS FROM COVID-
19, can I file for SOME RELEASE WITH PAROLE
I GO SEE PAROLE MAY 8,2020 MY ES/MR IS 11-22-2026
IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION THAT WOULD HELP ME LET ME KNOW A.S.A.P
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND ALL YOU DO FOR US TAKE CARE
CHRISTOPHER KEARNS (656571, 1965, 54) KMCI Update 04/06/2020 I'll bet these
days
KMCI wishes that it weren't 389 inmates over capacity.
The warden has just implemented (beginning 4/7) a new set of guidelines
in order "to continue the efforts in preventing COVID-19." We are hereby resigned to spending the vast
majority of our time confined to our cells on the individual units. We have been offered the opportunity to
"self-isolate" -- with another person. Obviously, Merriam-Webster's definition of
self -- "oneself" -- escapes those who make the policies.
Time and numbers allotted for dayroom, TV area, microwave, and outside
rec yard have been severely limited (according to a nearly indecipherable
chart). Subseqently, telephone calls,
email, and showers have been as well.
How can ten people take a ten minute shower each in 60 minutes?
Today we are threatened with a conduct report for skipping seats at
meals and tomorrow we'll be sitting on our bunks with a tray on our lap trying
to eat soup. Talk about taking social distancing to the extreme. Yesterday there was no need, tomorrow we're
locked down.
Oddly enough, recreation periods in the gym continue on. They are now reduced to twenty people from a
single unit (from 50 from 4, and then 20 from 2) and inmates are required to
wash their hands first. I suspect that
the weight machines will be cleaned and sanitizd between each user (read "sarcasm,"
nothing here is properly sanitized). The
library, also limited, is still open for business and although the school has
been shut down for weeks, the teachers are still routinely wandering in btween
units delivering homework to students they aren't teaching. (Perhaps it would be prudent to contain
potential carriers of the virus to outside the fences.)
I think that all DOC decisions involve a blindfold, a dartboard, and a
bottle of tequila . . .
Needless to say, the next few weeks are going to test everyone's
mettle. Let's hope these new rules
actually achieve their intended goals.
Keep your fingers crossed.
Stay safe. I'll manage fine.
Love,
chris
MELVIN BOONE (89173)Thompson Corr Cntr 1962 57
I think we must be realistic; the president thought this
pandemic was a democratic hoax and he initially approached it as if it were a
common flu. With such leadership it isn't surprising many Americans see the
situation we're in as an inconvenience that will end soon. I hope it does, not only for the sake of the
many who will die otherwise, but especially for the first responders on the
front lines of this war dying and risking their lives to save ours. Surely
their sacrifices should be honored by placing their names and photos beside
others at Washington's War Memorial was this nightmare ends.
As an inmate, my current conditions reminds me that I am
powerless to make any changes that might shield me or any other inmate from a
deadly virus. We must rely on the wisdom of the Secretary or Governor, who I
honestly believe want to do what is right but are prevented by law from exercising
their wishes--at least when it comes to following the lead of other States and
releasing inmates. Ironically, the threat Covid-19-presents may trigger the
emergency that will allow them legally to release people under SAR, thereby
bypassing a legislature unwilling to give up power. What do you think?
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