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I hope these guards can be prosecuted for something - manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, something - and that some prosecutor will actually have the balls to charge them.
The guards didn't build those unshaded cages, either.
Your suggestion is akin to sending Lindee England to prison for the systematic abuses that occurred at Abu Ghraib.
It makes everybody feel a whole lot better, I guess... but in the end, it solves nothing.
It allows the problem to continue, while we all turn our attention to other things, confident the issue is now resolved.
How about "Inmate Dies...." then? Even "Female Inmate" would have brought some of the titillation this poor newspaper seems to need to apply to attract Phoenix readers.
You should speak with the editorial staff of whatever media put the original title up, delu, you know, rewrite history. Isn't that what you're begging for?
How about "Inmate Dies...." then? Even "Female Inmate" would have brought some of the titillation this poor newspaper seems to need to apply to attract Phoenix readers.
Because "inmate" implies that she was probably something worse than she was: a bad, possibly violent person who presented a danger to society.
You should speak with the editorial staff of whatever media put the original title up, delu, you know, rewrite history. Isn't that what you're begging for?
do wut now? Im complaining about the exploitative title. Probably we should be talking about the inhumanity of the outdoor cage. (Though I know, some of you will say it's perfectly fitting for a prostitute, etc.)
I hope these guards can be prosecuted for something - manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, something - and that some prosecutor will actually have the balls to charge them.
Well, if she was in state prison, then the head of the DOC out there in Arizona should be held accountable as well.
If the prosecutor in Phoenix wouldn't charge the guards, certainly no one will go after those at the top responsible for the cages being there in the first place.
Note to self: Arizona a very primative and brutal place. Who knew?
And John McCain, Barry Goldwater....good point, AUM.
Did Arpaio have anything to do with this death or are your dragging him into this horrible tragedy because you saw an opportunity to smear someone for political reasons?
I'd say that is about it! the guards are responsible who over see the area she was in.
No different in any other prison.
She obviously was not drinking enough liquids to stay hydrated. terrible thing to happen.
Yeah, I had to move from Pgh, they were getting very close to catching me for all of the dead prostitutes.. I had to check this thread to make sure it wasnt one of mine..
Now we have an empty cell to put 1 terrosts in.. Maybe Obama has it right
How absolutely heartless. Keep banging your head against the wall there, pghquest. Cast out those evil demons.
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