Corrections officers at Richard A. Handlon Correctional Facility in Ionia spotted an unwelcomed guest the other day. A drone was spotted over the yard area dropping packages near the housing units.
Drones have come a long way in the last couple years. With so many out there, more rules and laws are being set into place. You would be surprised what you have to do to fly a drone in certain places.
It's really hard to watch this video as the mother of the 2 kids that were killed speaks to the judge about her loss and the man that is to blame for it. Other family members get up to speak as well an you'll notice there is no remorse found on the man's face.
These sick monsters were convicted of abusing, torturing and starving their 5 year-old daughter and will now spend the rest of their days in prison. This poor little girl had pneumonia and weighed just 25 pounds when an emergency crew was called to their home last spring...
Upon the recent FCC decision to reduce the rates of phone calls for jails and prisons, the Michigan Department of Corrections has announced plans to follow suit. Reports indicate that the MDC is currently researching a plan to lower the cost of inmate phone calls to see just how it will affect the department’s overall budget...
Michigan reportedly has more juvenile lifers rotting away prison than in any other state in the nation. Unfortunately, a recent court ruling has resulted in around 180 inmates, who were sentenced when they were age 17-years or younger, that are destined to spend the rest of their lives behind bars for a crime that was committed prior to adulthood.
Maggots in the Michigan prison system? And, no we're not talking about the criminals. A report from the Detroit Free Press indicates that the Michigan Department of Corrections has forced a prison in Jackson to throw out certain food items after prisoners reported maggots crawling around.