kmangel wrote....
>>>>The thing my son complained about most was how cold it is in jail. Apparently the cold
causes the inmates to be less aggressive. My son got sick with a bad cold right as he left jail.<<<<
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I imagine some of that has to do with the drastically reduced body fat experienced
by many in deep addiction.The lady I helped dropped 70lbs in a year---and she was fairly
thin when she started.
There seems to be a loud subset of current political thought to the effect that we
should run our corrections as borderline torture.But as obnoxious as these blowhards can
be---I assure you their bluster is stopped dead in it's tracks by people of common decency.
AND ALWAYS WILL BE.
Should we make it Club Med? No (and I don't think that we do).It has to be a nasty
experience so that they do not want to return to it.
But the line will always be drawn---this far and no farther.Do anything that is
counter to their safety,well being,or human decency>>>>>
[[[[[[[[ AND WE WILL MAKE AN EXAMPLE OUT OF YOU ]]]]]]]]
(you get to join them,as the law has a special vengeance
for those who abuse human dignity under color of authority.)
I pray your JJ is doing as well as he can.He has made
mistakes and is suffering the consequences.But he is a human
being (as well as your son).Should anyone in the chain of command
that he is currently subordinated to forget that---there will be DIRE
consequences.....putting all (including senior city/county
executive leadership) in serious professional jeopardy.