Stop taking food from inmates!
Target:
MDOC-OCC@MICHIGAN.GOV county jail facility administrators and regulators
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Hello everyone,
I use this site regularly to support the voices, ideas, and beliefs of others as they pertain to me. Today I am writing because as a family member of a loved one that is incarcerated in the Wayne County Jail System in Detroit Michigan, I am in awe that during regular and/or random cell search procedures that officers are allowed to remove FOOD from an inmates posession. FOOD, I'm not talking about weapons or harmful or banned items, but FOOD!
Inmates are allowed to purchase these items during "store days". Family members and supporters on the outside scrape up money to help their loved one in one of the smallest ways possible. Sending in money for either FOOD or phone time. Just like that, the food and the money is gone. If an inmate hasn't been found with any banned items why is this act of punishment allowed? PUNISHMENT is what it really is. As though being incarcerated isn't punishment enough. It's a form of PUNISHMENT to the inmate but also to those who love and/or care about them. This act screams out un-humane!
Some may think prisoners- inmates- they are in there for a reason. Screw them. Your views are your own. On the other hand, I believe that what's right is right. Wrong is wrong.
Thank You for taking the time to read my letter
I use this site regularly to support the voices, ideas, and beliefs of others as they pertain to me. Today I am writing because as a family member of a loved one that is incarcerated in the Wayne County Jail System in Detroit Michigan, I am in awe that during regular and/or random cell search procedures that officers are allowed to remove FOOD from an inmates posession. FOOD, I'm not talking about weapons or harmful or banned items, but FOOD!
Inmates are allowed to purchase these items during "store days". Family members and supporters on the outside scrape up money to help their loved one in one of the smallest ways possible. Sending in money for either FOOD or phone time. Just like that, the food and the money is gone. If an inmate hasn't been found with any banned items why is this act of punishment allowed? PUNISHMENT is what it really is. As though being incarcerated isn't punishment enough. It's a form of PUNISHMENT to the inmate but also to those who love and/or care about them. This act screams out un-humane!
Some may think prisoners- inmates- they are in there for a reason. Screw them. Your views are your own. On the other hand, I believe that what's right is right. Wrong is wrong.
Thank You for taking the time to read my letter
Hello everyone,
I use this site regularly to support the voices, ideas, and beliefs of others as they pertain to me. Today I am writing because as a family member of a loved one that is incarcerated in the Wayne County Jail System in Detroit Michigan, I am in awe that during regular and/or random cell search procedures that officers are allowed to remove FOOD from an inmates posession. FOOD, I'm not talking about weapons or harmful or banned items, but FOOD!
Inmates are allowed to purchase these items during "store days". Family members and supporters on the outside scrape up money to help their loved one in one of the smallest ways possible. Sending in money for either FOOD or phone time. Just like that, the food and the money is gone. If an inmate hasn't been found with any banned items why is this act of punishment allowed? PUNISHMENT is what it really is. As though being incarcerated isn't punishment enough. It's a form of PUNISHMENT to the inmate but also to those who love and/or care about them. This act screams out un-humane!
Some may think prisoners- inmates- they are in there for a reason. Screw them. Your views are your own. On the other hand, I believe that what's right is right. Wrong is wrong.
Thank You for taking the time to read my letter
I use this site regularly to support the voices, ideas, and beliefs of others as they pertain to me. Today I am writing because as a family member of a loved one that is incarcerated in the Wayne County Jail System in Detroit Michigan, I am in awe that during regular and/or random cell search procedures that officers are allowed to remove FOOD from an inmates posession. FOOD, I'm not talking about weapons or harmful or banned items, but FOOD!
Inmates are allowed to purchase these items during "store days". Family members and supporters on the outside scrape up money to help their loved one in one of the smallest ways possible. Sending in money for either FOOD or phone time. Just like that, the food and the money is gone. If an inmate hasn't been found with any banned items why is this act of punishment allowed? PUNISHMENT is what it really is. As though being incarcerated isn't punishment enough. It's a form of PUNISHMENT to the inmate but also to those who love and/or care about them. This act screams out un-humane!
Some may think prisoners- inmates- they are in there for a reason. Screw them. Your views are your own. On the other hand, I believe that what's right is right. Wrong is wrong.
Thank You for taking the time to read my letter
To whom this may concern:
We the undersigned, have the following to say.
We the undersigned, have the following to say.
We signed the "Stop taking food from inmates!" petition!
# 24:
12:38 am PST, Jan 29,
Richard Hollister, Arizona
# 23:
10:02 pm PST, Dec 21,
Larragoitiy Brenda, California
# 22:
5:22 pm PST, Nov 19,
Carl Rosenstock, Wisconsin
# 21:
5:49 pm PST, Nov 17,
Jacqueline Hebrank, New York
# 20:
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7:40 am PST, Nov 5,
Gerold Fahrer, Germany
Warum ich nicht Brüder esse - einfach ausFamiliensinn, das ist alles. Irgendwo muss Scham beginnen. Der Priester wird die Wesensgleichheit von Mensch und Tier nie zugeben, da er auf die unsterbliche Seele nicht verzichten kann, die er braucht, um die Moralforderung zu begründen... Ich ziehe die Gesellschaft der Tiere der menschlichen vor. Gewiss, ein wildes Tier ist grausam. Aber die Gemeinheit ist das Vorrecht des zivilisierten Menschen. - Fischer, Prof. O.W.,Schauspieler - |
# 19:
2:01 pm PDT, Oct 29,
Dalia Hettfield, California
# 18:
8:30 am PDT, Oct 28,
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# 17:
8:59 pm PDT, Oct 27,
Linda Giunta, New Hampshire
# 16:
11:27 am PDT, Oct 27,
Deborah Debandi, North Carolina
# 15:
9:30 am PDT, Oct 26,
DENA HARRIS, Georgia
# 14:
9:16 am PDT, Oct 26,
Sherrill Atherton, Oregon
# 13:
4:42 am PDT, Oct 26,
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# 12:
4:42 am PDT, Oct 26,
Sagrario Rilo, Spain
# 11:
9:17 pm PDT, Oct 25,
Cedric Hill, Maryland
This is inhumane and wrong.
This is inhumane and wrong.
# 10:
7:24 pm PDT, Oct 25,
Tom Maxwell, California
# 9:
10:27 am PDT, Oct 25,
David N Moore, Connecticut
# 8:
9:47 am PDT, Oct 25,
Valeria Soboleva, Russian Federation
# 7:
6:06 am PDT, Oct 25,
Bill C, Germany
# 5:
7:30 pm PDT, Oct 24,
Barb PL, Virginia
# 4:
5:59 pm PDT, Oct 24,
Dessie Johnson, Indiana
# 3:
5:38 pm PDT, Oct 24,
Name not displayed, California
# 2:
11:09 am PDT, Oct 24,
Carole Hagen, Oregon
# 1:
10:40 am PDT, Oct 24,
Shamekia Craig, Michigan
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