This is our new page for monitoring medical calls at U.P. Prisons instead of just noting on Facebook
This after numerous unexplained deaths at the hands of the Michigan Department of Corrections – known for misinformation to the press and outright lies like they did the day of the Kinross Prison Riot not long ago:
We are also preparing for what inside sources are calling a whitewash by an MSP detective probe into the death of a segregated maxim um security inmate at Marquette Branch – and hasn’t contact U.P. Breaking News when we had critical information.
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U.P. Breaking News Ongoing U.P. Prisons Advisories in wake of poor food, a riot, dead inmates and scandals (Baraga Max Inmate down) 12-27-16 9:05 a.m. ET
(Baraga, MI) – Little is known about this ambulance medical call to the Baraga Maximum Security prison involving a 52-year-old inmate at the Baraga Maximum Security Prison in Baraga County, MI.
The paramedics were told to go to the sally port entrance to pickup the inmate and taken him by ambulance to a hospital. The inmate is apparently suffering from some unknown “allergic reaction.”
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U.P. Breaking News Ongoing U.P. Prisons Advisories in wake of poor food, a riot, dead inmates and scandals (Kinross blood incident, other calls) 12-21-16 9:50 p.m. ET
Once again Kinross EMS is headed to the Kinross Correctional Facility.
Paramedics have been told to come to the KCF front door for a 29-year-old man “puking blood.”
Kinross told dispatch that the prisoner has a history of this blood issue.
also – earlier: This morning Kinross EMS was sent to the Chippewa Correctional facility for and inmate with chest pains. No other info available.
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U.P. Breaking News Ongoing U.P. Prisons Advisories in wake of poor food, a riot, dead inmates and scandals 12-10-16 9 p.m. ET
(Marquette) – A Kinross EMS crew arrived in Marquette moments ago with a Michigan Department of Corrections inmate from the eastern Upper Peninsula.
Soon we will have an update with great info on why inmates at Kinross Correctional Facility keep getting sick.
The inmate was a direct admit to the 7th floor at U.p. Health System – Marquette. An MDOC crew of Corrections Officers was arriving with the inmate.
He was a transfer from War Memorial Hospital in Sault Ste. Maire, MI
No word on why this inmate was taken to the hospital.
Also – U.P. Breaking News will soon be publishing a lawsuit filed this week involving food conditions at Kinross Correctional Facility – the subject of numerous medical calls. The federal lawsuit is well-prepared and detailed.
U.P. Breaking News advisory – nothing better happen to this inmate – right now he better the safest inmate in the system. U.P. Breaking News will not buy any more accidents.
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U.P. Breaking News Ongoing U.P. Prisons medical advisory
12-6-16 3 p.m. ET
Kinross EMS is once again en-route to the Chippewa Correctional Facility in the eastern U.P.
One again very generic information – all we know is once again an inmate with chest pains.
An ambulance was also called to at least one other U.P. prison overnight.
The facility is located in Kincheloe – and also know as the Kinross Correctional Facility.
Prison officials aren’t releasing details to responding paramedics
U.P. Breaking News Ongoing U.P. Prisons medical advisory
12-6-16 4:15 a.m. ET
An U.P. health System ambulance – 141 – was called to the Marquette Branch Prison early this morning – but again officials are being extra secretive.
Also It is unclear if there was an incident at the Marenisco Correctional Facility this morning
Since U.P. Breaking News has begun documenting the medical calls to U.P. prisons
We believe between one and three inmates were taken to the hospital for unknown reasons.
If anyone knows what happened please contact U.P. Breaking News.
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12-4-16 11:55 p.m. ET
Urgent – its happened again at Kinross – Sounds bad – Cutting at Kinross
U.P. Breaking News Bulletin and ongoing prison healthcare coverage:
By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News/Owner, News Director
906-273-2433
Another inmate down needs ambulance at the riot-torn Chippewa Correctional Facility in Kinross, MI.
Kinross EMS is once again on its way to the Chippewa Correctional Facility for an inmate with serious health issues.
Paramedics are being told to enter the prison – and go a specific unit.
The victim is a male inmate who allegedly cut himself and is unresponsive.
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Urgent U.P. Breaking News Bulletin and ongoing prison healthcare coverage:
By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News/Owner, News Director
906-273-2433
12-02-16 11:10 a.m. Another inmate down needs ambulance at the riot-torn Chippewa Correctional Facility in Kinross, MI.
Another “Chest Pains” call reported to Kinross EMS officials involving an inmate at the prison.
Very little information is now given about inmate medical calls in an apparent effort to keep the information from being known publicly.
The inmate is to be picked up at the west Sally Port.
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Urgent U.P. Breaking News Bulletin: 11-25-16 10:20 a.m. Inmate down at Baraga Maximum Security Prison
For the fourth time this week – an Upper Peninsula Michigan state prisoner is on his way to the hospital – and its another U.P. maximum security inmate who is down
By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News/Owner, News Director
906-273-2433
Little to nothing has been told to responding paramedics about why a Baraga Maximum Security inmate needs emergency doctors.
Official dispatch was unknown reasons.
This day after “Thanksgiving” – an update were prisoners that are basically only fed turkey (literally that is).
An unknown emergency Baraga Maximum Security Prison is being rushed to the hospital – only two weeks ago a maximum security inmate died at Marquette Branch Prison under mysterious conditions (How does a segregated max prisoner accidentally fall off a chair in his cell – and die?)
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URGENT 11-23-16 7:55 p.m. – U.P. Breaking News Ongoing U.P. Prison investigation and inmate health advisories after unexplained deaths: Another Kinross medical call
For the third time this week, a Kinross EMS ambulance is being called to the Chippewa Correctional Facility.
As has become the norm at the riot-torn U.P. Kinross prison – almost no information is being given to responding EMS
By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News/Owner, News Director
906-273-2433
At about 7:55 p.m. Wed., Nov. 23, 2016, the ambulance was sent for an inmate with chest pains.
The ambulance was told to go the the west facility.
No other information on the inmate was given to responding paramedics.
Usually, details of a patient’s condition is given to responding EMS – so they can better prepare by understanding the exact symptoms and other symptoms.
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URGENT URGENT URGENT 11-21-16 5:35 p.m.
ANOTHER Kinross inmate is down and bleeding profusely
Second in two days – yesterday it was an inmate with chest pains
May have swallowed something is conclusion so far by correctional officers on the scene.
Upper Peninsula Breaking News by Greg Peterson 