U.P. Prison Attack: One MDOC corrections officer injured in act of violence at Marquette Branch Prison

URGENT URGENT URGENT U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 4-14-18 – 4:59 p.m. ET –

Marquette Branch Prison Corrections Officer taken to Marquette trauma center after being attacked by an inmate

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Marquette, MI) – Marquette paramedics have just arrived at the Marquette Branch Prison after a corrections officer was attacked a short while ago – that highlights many problems at the prison including under-staffing.

Emergency officials were called because a corrections officer was punched in the head allegedly by an inmate. The call went out at about 4:25 p.m. ET this afternoon, April 14, 2018.

 

The officer was conscious, breathing and in good condition. He never lost consciousness after being punched in the head.

Marquette Branch Prison

The name of the injured CO is not known. Thankfully, there is the only victim and it was apparently an isolated incident. It is not known if others are being treated in the prison hospital unit.

The CO will be transported to the trauma center at U.P. Health System – Marquette to be checked.

Paramedics were told to use the front door rather than the usual “sally port.”

Both inmates through their families and the COs have told U.P. Breaking News that they fear another riot in a state prison in the U.P. because tension is at a breaking point in many U.P. prisons due to under-staffing, horrible rotten and maggoty food, prisoner abuse.

Some Marquette COs say they have been harassed, threatened with their jobs, and denigrated by the new warden at Marquette Branch.

Details of the assault are not known – and the Michigan Department of Corrections has along history of lying to the news media and releasing false information as they did after the Kinross riot.

Marquette Branch Prison

The prison – and other U.P. state correctional facilities – are currently in the midst of an ongoing controversy over the treatment of COs and how they treat the inmates – including rotten food.

Marquette Branch is the state’s most legendary maximum security prison, and is located at 1960 U.S.-41 South along Lake Superior.

Stabbing reported Saturday morning at eastern Upper Peninsula Prison

 U.P. Breaking News Bulletin – 1-13-18 – 8:35 a.m. ET 

Stabbing reported at Michigan Prison in the eastern Upper Peninsula

By Greg Peterson
Upper Peninsula Breaking News
Owner, News Director

(Kincheloe, MI) – An ambulance was sent to an Upper Peninsula prison a short while ago due to a reported stabbing.

An inmate was apparently stabbed this morning at the Chippewa Regional Correctional Facility (CRCF)  in at 4289 W. M-80 in Kincheloe, MI.

The stabbing was reported just before 8 a.m. today, Saturday, Jan. 13, 2018 at the CRCF, which is one of two state prisons in Chippewa County in the eastern Upper Peninsula. Details of the stabbing have not been released.

The Kinross EMS ambulance was called to help treat the male victim.

The stabbed inmate is being rushed to the War Memorial Hospital in the Sault Ste, Marie, MI.

The CRCF warden is Connie Horton – no word if she has been called to the prison due to the stabbing.

 

http://www.michigan.gov/corrections/0,4551,7-119-68854_1381_1388-5161–,00.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chippewa_Correctional_Facility

Upper Peninsula prisons guest editorial by Glen Pittman, MDOC retired: “View from the Inside Out”

View from the Inside Out

Having worked almost 29 years in the Michigan Department of Corrections, an observation or two can be made on how and why things are done. These are my views and in no way represent the Michigan Department of Corrections.

Glen Pittman, MDOC retired

I am not going to get into bashing the Department and dwelling on the stories of corruption that are floating around. If that’s what you want, go rent some good prison fantasy movies. The vast majority of men and women working in this field are some of the most upstanding and respected member of their community. These are people who go to work every day in one of the most negative environments you could work in.

These Officers and staff deal with daily degradation and insults coupled with witnessing some of the most brutal and de-humanizing behavior you could not even imagine being inflicted on others. Studies have shown that enduring years of this environment have had a negative impact on Correctional Staff’s physical and mental health.

You may see them picking up their coffee and snacks at the gas station as they head into work, many thinking, “Over paid Babysitters” but, the truth is you want them there keeping your nightmares locked up.
The general public looks to Corrections as a waste of tax payer’s dollars. Money goes into the Department with no tangible product being produced. The public likes to see a product for their tax dollars, a nice park, and a smooth highway, something they can touch and enjoy. Correction’s product is none of that. The product is unseen in public safety and the removal of the menace; all happening behind a fence or wall hidden from public view.

When Corrections functions properly, the public ignores the product of that blanket of safety being produced. Ironically, the only time the public shows attention is when things go wrong and that veil of security to them is torn; i.e.: 1980 riots. Funding was generous, build more facilities, hire more Officers, get the menace off the streets and keep them there. Time has faded the memories of that event and today’s public have but a distant memory of those events, many not even being born during that period.

The atmosphere now is decrease facilities, increase populations with Officers doing more for the same. In essences, the product produced by Corrections has also been their own demise. Still, these Officers and staff go into work every day maintaining an impossible wall of security for the public.
So the next time you see that “Over paid Babysitter” getting a coffee and snack before they head into the human abyss, say “Thanks, I couldn’t do that”.

Glen Pittman
MDOC Retired

Glen Pittman, MDOC retired

Naming Names #4: Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays is suing corrections officers and medical staff at Baraga Max Prison in a case with vial and explosive civil rights and abuse allegations: “This is why we beat your fucking ass” – “We tried to break your fucking jaw and knock your head off your fucking shoulders you little spotted bitch”

Another Baraga Inmate with less than fives year prison sentence gets more time attached for allegedly attacking corrections officers at Baraga Max Prison – Inmate claims the officers regularly abuse prisoners

Explosive allegations by a convicted bank robber outline claims of civil rights crimes for alleged systemic abuse of inmates and revenge

“Fucking Nigger”

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Baraga, MI) – A recent federal court civil lawsuit filed by a convicted bank robber outlines allegations of a house of horror, terror and torture.

Some inmate lawsuits are considered frivolous but the allegations in this lawsuit are particularly explosive.

Baraga Max Guards allegedly said:

“Fucking Nigger”
“This is why we beat your fucking ass”
“We tried to break your fucking jaw and knock your head off your fucking shoulders you little spotted bitch”
“A little ass whipping is not going to hurt you (inmate) Mays”
“Hope you choke on that blood you are spitting up and die”
“Fuck You” when inmate asks for help
“Damn your fucking injuries”
“We stick together here at Baraga” Max
“How long do you think are you are going to keep filing lawsuits on our co-workers around here”

Detroit area convicted robber and 53-year-old Baraga Max inmate Marcus Dirk Mays – who claims to be in constant fear of retribution.

Mays was in the prison for a Nov. 2001 bank robbery convict out of Wayne County.
Mays could have been released in May 2016 if not for his conviction of assaulting a Baraga Max corrections officer. Most inmates cannot afford a civil attorney – so their claims are dismissed within two years in federal court in Marquette, MI.

There is no way for U.P. Breaking News to verify the claims made by Mays – which are likely denied by the defendants. Often inmates have no way to prove allegations that are true – and some make up allegations.

In a perfect world – and these these allegations are true – and they are only alleged – the guards and medical staff would be in prison.
Inmates must first go through the prison grievance process before filing a federal court civil suit in Marquette, MI.

U.P. Breaking News can only presume that inmate Mays will remain in good health after the publishing of this story – and we say this hopefully despite his claims.
If you represent inmate Mays or are a friend or family member – please contact U.P. Breaking News.

In addition, as usual, we are willing to talk to any of these- or other corrections officers – either on or off the record.
906-273-2433

To read or download the lawsuit and its exhibits click on the links below (Obtaining this lawsuit from the feds cost U.P. Breaking News about $20 – so feel free to download):

Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays #218101 (1)

Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays #218101 (2)

Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays #218101 (3)

Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays #218101 (4)

Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays #218101 (5)

Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays #218101 (6)

Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays #218101 (7)

Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays #218101 (8)

Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays #218101 (9)

Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays #218101 (11)

Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays #218101 (12)

These graphics in this story outline just some of the claims – and the rest can be read in the lawsuit.

Baraga Maximum Security Prison
13924 Wadaga Road
Baraga, MI

http://mdocweb.state.mi.us/OTIS2/otis2profile.aspx?mdocNumber=218101
http://www.michigan.gov/corrections/0,4551,7-119-68854_1381_1388-5325–,00.html

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Baraga Max Inmate Marcus D. Mays #218101 v. Pynnonen et al

U.S. District Court Judge Paul L. Maloney
U.S. District Court Magistrate Judge Timothy P. Greeley

Date filed: 10/05/2017
Demand: $225,0000
Nature of Suit/Cause: 42:1983 Prisoner Civil Rights

Plaintiff: Marcus D. Mays #218101

Baraga Max Civil Rights Federal Lawsuit Defendants:

Corrections Officer (CO) Pynnonen
CO Coronado
CO Perala
CO Massie
CO Geneman
CO Anderson
CO Grubb
CO Wealton
Register Nurse Elizabeth M. Corrigan
Head Nurse Supervisor Sabrina Snyder
Registered Nurse Ryela
Registered Nurse Usitalo
Registered Nurse Nicole Sunburg
Registered Nurse David Fingan
Physician Assistant Kristine Nyquist

Lawsuit Allegations:

Violent and excessive force
Targeted food poisoning
Baraga Max Corrections Officers “here have a history of assaulting prisoners”
Baraga Max Corrections Officers allegedly kick prisoners at Baraga Max
Baraga Max Corrections Officers allegedly beat inmates
Baraga Max Corrections Officers allegedly punch inmates
Guards allegedly take revenge in many ways including fa lase write-ups for false misconduct
Refusing needed medical treatment after allegedly assaulted by guards
Poisoning individual food trays for revenge
Retaliatory excessive excessive force
Violating inmates constitutional rights

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Mays rap sheet:

MDOC Number: 218101

Name: Marcus Dirk Mays

Racial Identification: Black
Gender: Male

53 years old
Height: 5′ 9″
Weight: 140 lbs.

Marcus Dirk Mays

Image Date: 5/7/2014

Earliest Release Date: 5/08/2016

Assigned Location: Baraga Maximum Facility

Maximum Discharge Date: 11/12/2026

Security Level: V

Aliases:
J X, J-X, JX, X J
Eric Jackson
Eric Jones
Eric Thomas
Eric Dirk Jackson
Marcus Mayes
Rodney Thomas
Tony Jackson

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Sentence 1
Offense: Assault Of Prison Employee
Minimum Sentence: 2 years

Maximum Sentence: 5 years 0 months

Date of Offense: 8/23/2013

Baraga County Max Prison
Date of Sentence: 5/09/2014
Conviction Type: Nolo Contendere

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Sentence 2
Offense: Bank Robbery
Minimum Sentence: 1 year 3 months
Maximum Sentence: 10 years
Date of Offense: 11/01/2001 in Wayne County
Date of Sentence: 1/28/2002
Conviction Type: Plea

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Sentence 3
Offense: Unarmed Robbery
Minimum Sentence: 3 years
Maximum Sentence: 15 years 0 months
Date of Offense: 5/24/1991
Wayne County
Date of Sentence: 7/19/1991
Conviction Type: Plea

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U.P. Breaking News Prison Bulletin: Naming Names #3 – Torture, assault and battery, racial slurs, abuse alleged at Baraga Max prison by allegedly corrupt Michigan prison officials

U.P. Breaking News Prison Bulletin: Torture, assault and battery, racial slurs, abuse alleged at Baraga Max prison by allegedly corrupt officials 11-30-17 2:30 a.m. ET
Naming Names #3

“Nigger” – Baraga Max Corrections officers accused of provoking inmates into fights using techniques like racial slurs and threats, retaliation against inmates who complain, and threats to keep small time crooks (whom they hate) in prison for life

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Brutality and assault accusations filed against Baraga Max Inmates

By Greg Peterson
Owner, News Director
U.P. Breaking News
906-273-2433

(Baraga, MI) – A Michigan prison inmate who started with a minor sentence – and then took on the administration and staff at Baraga Max – has filed a federal court lawsuit with accusations of brutality, racial slurs, and trying to provoke fights with inmates.

The revolving Michigan prison door often involves inmates and “guards” fighting – because some corrupt corrections officers act unprofessionally, instigate fights and conduct write-ups for revenge against inmates they hate

Plaintiff: Randy Beasley #631420

Here are the alleged guards involved in crimes against an inmate as alleged in a federal court civil suit in Marquette, MI:

Defendant: Michigan Department of Corrections
Defendant: K. Blau
Defendant: D. Lesatz
Defendant: Unknown Petaja
Defendant: D. Snarsk
Defendant: L. Marshall
Defendant: W. Delene
Defendant: Noah Beesley
Defendant: Tim Maki
Defendant: S. Niemi
Defendant: J. Bessner

The civil rights lawsuit was filed by Baraga Maximum Security Prison Inmate Randy Beasley (#631420) on Nov. 6, 2017 at federal court in Marquette, MI.

Baraga Max Inmate Randy Beasley lawsuit 11-9-17

U.P. Breaking News believes in using the term”corrections officer” for true professionals however any CO that acts unprofessionally is nothing more than a miserable prison guard who should be locked up if committing crimes against prisoners. Under-staffing is one of the biggest issues – and of course certain state official are enriching themselves off the maggots that are fed to prisoners in the U.P mixed with rotten, non-nutritious food.

The Michigan union that represents corrections offices does little and considers those that exposes low-staffing and inmate abuses to be on their enemy list.

The Baraga Maximum Security Prison is located at 13924 Wadaga Road in Baraga, MI. Many of the inmates who organized the riot at Kinross were sent to maximum security prisons in U.P – including many to Baraga Max – to never be heard from again.

U.P. Breaking News is publishing these lawsuits because they never win in deferral court and it is the only way to put a spotlight on Michigan extremely corrupt prisons. U.P. Breaking News has been contacted by current and former COs who fear that unprofessional conduct by Cos and staff will lead to murder and riots. If you kick a dog – it will eventually bite you.

Read lawsuit by Baraga Max Inmate Randy Beasley lawsuit 11-9-17

However, MDOC has a long policy of duping and lying to the media. U.P Breaking News lost faith in the honesty of MDOC when they lied about the Kinross riot and even fooled the Marquette Mining Journal into running a false story in their Sunday edition declaring it was a minor protest by a handful of Kinross inmates marching outside the eastern U.P. prison.

Allegations:

Excessive force against inmates by Baraga Maximum Security Prison corrections officers
Immediate Danger to inmate
Assault and battery
Constant danger of retaliation by corrections officers
Regularly using word “nigger” to provoke inmates
Mental and physical torture

Here is the state info on the convictions – and it bears the marks of an inmate who comes to prison on a short sentence – and then is given many more years after protesting his rights and a “assault” on Baraga Max Cos.

He had petty sentences until ending up in a Michigan Prison:

Photo of Offender
MDOC Number:
631420
SID Number:
2050737W
Name:
RANDY HENRY BEASLEY
Racial Identification:
Black
Gender:
Male
Hair:
Black
Eyes:
Brown
Height:
5′ 10″
Weight:
167 lbs.
Date of Birth:
06/03/1982 (35)
RANDY HENRY BEASLEY
Image Date:
8/10/2012
MDOC STATUS
Current Status:
Prisoner
Earliest Release Date:
10/28/2017
Assigned Location:
Baraga Maximum Facility
Maximum Discharge Date:
07/20/2023

Security Level:
V
ALIASES
MICHAEL OWENS
RANDY BEASLEY
RANDY DEWAYNE BEASLEY
RANDY H BEASLEY
RANDY H. BEASLEY
RANDY HENRY BEASLEY
RANDY RANDY BEASLEY
MARKS, SCARS & TATTOOS
Tattoo- Right Bicep – RT

PRISON SENTENCES ACTIVE

Sentence 1
Offense:
Assault Of Prison Employee
Minimum Sentence:
2 years 0 months 0 days
MCL#:
750.197CA
Maximum Sentence:
5 years 0 months
Court File#:
151388-FH
Date of Offense:
11/14/2014
County:
Baraga
Date of Sentence:
10/29/2015
Conviction Type:
Jury

Sentence 2
Offense:
Asslt w/Int Gr Bod Hrm Less Murder
Minimum Sentence:
1 year 0 months 0 days
MCL#:
750.84
Maximum Sentence:
10 years 0 months
Court File#:
06008982-01
Date of Offense:
07/20/2006
County:
Wayne
Date of Sentence:
01/05/2007
Conviction Type:
Plea

Sentence 3
Offense:
Weapons – Felony Firearms
Minimum Sentence:
2 years 0 months 0 days
MCL#:
750.227BA
Maximum Sentence:
2 years 0 months
Court File#:
06008982-01
Date of Offense:
07/20/2006
County:
Wayne
Date of Sentence:
01/05/2007
Conviction Type:
Plea

INACTIVE
None
PROBATION SENTENCES
ACTIVE
None
INACTIVE
Sentence 1
Offense:
Stolen Property – R/C $1000 or More But Less Than $20,000 – Attempt
Minimum Sentence:

MCL#:
750.5353A
Maximum Sentence:
1 year 6 months
Court File#:
02000921
Date of Offense:
01/31/2000
County:
Wayne
Date of Sentence:
03/01/2002
Conviction Type:
Plea
Discharge Date:
09/18/2002

MDOC Naming Names #2: U.P. Breaking News Urgent Bulletin: Current Michigan prison inmate files Kinross rotten food lawsuit

Kinross Correctional facility Inmate Jonathan Stewart Roden recently filed suit alleging rotten food and retaliation at Kinross Correctional facility

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By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

Kinross Correctional Facility Prison Inmate Jonathan Stewart Roden is serving at 20 to 8 years state prison term for robbery, according to his lawsuit filed on Nov. 9. 2017.

This prisoner – while outlining the rotten food – said he was the victim of retaliation by prison officials.

The MDOC tried to blatantly lie there was a riot going on at Kinross but U.P. Breaking News audio tapes forced them to admit it happened.

In the lawsuit, Roden  – like many other inmates before him – outlines details of the horrid, egg-filled, maggot-infested food served at the notorious Kinross Correctional Facility in the tiny eastern U.P. town of Kinross, MI. The site of a riot last year and repeated ongoing allegations about Trinity Food Services Group that is serving inedible, non-nutritious and vile food at Kinross Correctional Facility.

Read the Nov. 9, 2017 federal prisoners civil rights lawsuit against Trinity Food Services Group and Food Steward Don Plont

Kinross Correctional Facility Prison Inmate Jonathan Stewart Roden Lawsuit 11-9-17

(2)Kinross Correctional Facility Prison Inmate Jonathan Stewart Roden Lawsuit 11-9-17

(3)Kinross Correctional Facility Prison Inmate Jonathan Stewart Roden Lawsuit 11-9-17

(4)Kinross Correctional Facility Prison Inmate Jonathan Stewart Roden Lawsuit 11-9-17

(5)Kinross Correctional Facility Prison Inmate Jonathan Stewart Roden Lawsuit 11-9-17 (6)

Kinross Correctional Facility Prison Inmate Jonathan Stewart Roden Lawsuit 11-9-17 (1)

Allegations:

Fourth amendment retaliation allegations

Eighth Amendment cruel and unusual punishment charges

Maggot crawled out of a banana followed by retaliation against inmate

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The following was on the MDOC website – until it recently disappeared:

https://www.rapsheets.org/michigan/doc-prisoner/RODEN_JOHNATHON/319782

Other online info:
https://www.pacermonitor.com/public/case/17879322/Roden_319782_v_Slater

https://www.leagle.com/decision/infdco20170601e27

https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCOURTS-miwd-2_09-cv-00120/pdf/USCOURTS-miwd-2_09-cv-00120-1.pdf

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BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

MDOC Number:

319782

SID Number:

2042299K

Name:

JOHNATHON STEWART RODEN

Racial Identification:

Black

Gender:

Male

Hair:

Black

Eyes:

Brown

Height:

6′ 0″

Weight:

200 lbs.

Date of Birth:

05/16/1981  (34)

JOHNATHON STEWART RODEN

Image Date:

10/23/2015

MDOC STATUS

Current Status:

Prisoner

Earliest Release Date:

12/29/2022

Assigned Location:

Bellamy Creek Correctional Facility

Maximum Discharge Date:

06/28/2084

Security Level:

II

 

 

ALIASES

JOHNATHAN STEWART RODEN
JONATHAN STEWART RODEM
JONATHAN STEWART RODON

MARKS, SCARS & TATTOOS

Tattoo- Left Arm – TT LEFT ARM

PRISON SENTENCES

ACTIVE

Sentence 1

Offense:

Prisons – Prisoner Possessing Weapons – Attempt

Minimum Sentence:

1 year 0 months 1 day

MCL#:

800.2834

Maximum Sentence:

2 years 6 months

Court File#:

100000001913-FH

Date of Offense:

10/25/2009

County:

Alger

Date of Sentence:

03/21/2011

Conviction Type:

Plea

 

 

Sentence 2

Offense:

Robbery Armed

Minimum Sentence:

10 years 0 months 0 days

MCL#:

750.529

Maximum Sentence:

50 years 0 months

Court File#:

00400994-FC

Date of Offense:

02/24/2000

County:

Berrien

Date of Sentence:

08/28/2000

Conviction Type:

Plea

 

 

Sentence 3

Offense:

Robbery Armed

Minimum Sentence:

8 years 0 months 0 days

MCL#:

750.529

Maximum Sentence:

30 years 0 months

Court File#:

0011443-FC-C

Date of Offense:

11/08/1999

County:

Allegan

Date of Sentence:

07/07/2000

Conviction Type:

Plea

 

 

Sentence 4

Offense:

Weapons – Carrying Concealed

Minimum Sentence:

1 year 0 months 0 days

MCL#:

750.227

Maximum Sentence:

5 years 0 months

Court File#:

9911879-FH

Date of Offense:

11/21/1999

County:

Kent

Date of Sentence:

06/08/2000

Conviction Type:

Plea

 

 

Sentence 5

Offense:

Robbery Armed

Minimum Sentence:

10 years 0 months 0 days

MCL#:

750.529

Maximum Sentence:

30 years 0 months

Court File#:

9911880-FC

Date of Offense:

09/29/1999

County:

Kent

Date of Sentence:

06/08/2000

Conviction Type:

Plea

 

 

Sentence 6

Offense:

Weapons – Felony Firearms

Minimum Sentence:

2 years 0 months 0 days

MCL#:

750.227BA

Maximum Sentence:

2 years 0 months

Court File#:

9911880-FC

Date of Offense:

09/29/1999

County:

Kent

Date of Sentence:

06/08/2000

Conviction Type:

Plea

 

 

Sentence 7

Offense:

Robbery Armed

Minimum Sentence:

15 years 0 months 0 days

MCL#:

750.529

Maximum Sentence:

32 years 0 months

Court File#:

0044510-FC

Date of Offense:

02/03/2000

County:

Muskegon

Date of Sentence:

09/05/2000

Conviction Type:

Plea

 

 

INACTIVE

None

PROBATION SENTENCES

ACTIVE

None

INACTIVE

None

SUPERVISION CONDITIONS

None

Naming Names at Michigan Department of Corrections: U.P. Breaking News will now start publishing the names of those corrections officers and MDOC officials accused of corruption and serving rotten food in U.P. prisons

Rotten Michigan prison food in U.P. – and related corruption – has been documented in numerous lawsuits filed recently in federal court at Marquette, MI

By Greg Peterson
U.P. Breaking News
Owner, News Director
906-273-2433

The following is just one of dozens of federal lawsuits that have been filed in the U.P. about prisoner rights abuses, rotten food, and even theft of inmate money. We will be printing them all since the Michigan Dept. of Corrections seems unable to be honest.

Upper Peninsula Prison Inmate Darryl McGore – who is currently lodge at the Baraga Maximum Security Prison – has filed a lawsuit in federal court in Marquette accusing the Trinity Food group of serving rotten food to prisoners at the Marquette Branch Prison and the Bellamy Creek Correctional Facility
Inmates getting violently sick – and losing weight – due to being served/eating the food served by Trinity

The trash being fed to U.P. prisoners as MDOC officials get rich off the food sales:
Making fake meat products using old cornbread
6 day old crumbled corn bread
Rotten potatoes
Rotten five to six day old vegetables with no nutritional value
Unknown poultry/unknown meat products
Non-nutritional food “products” that are unidentifiable
Not serving a 2,700 calorie meals diet each day

The inmate is asking a federal judge in Marquette to allow an expert witness to test the terrible food served by the crooked Trinity Food Service.
U.P. Breaking News will now start publishing these lawsuits since the Michigan Department of corrections is involved in corruption and coverups including a young inmates death at Marquette Branch Prison.
The inmate is making the nasty food plea to U.S. District Court Judge Robert J. Jonker and U.S. Magistrate Judge Timothy P. Greeley in Marquette.
McGore is serving life plus 100 years for armed robbery and sexual assault.
It’s an uphill battle as a prisoner/inmate has never won a civil rights suit in federal court in Marquette, MI
This despite overwhelming evidence of corruption and unhealthy food.
U.P. Breaking News is naming names beginning today.

Read the lawsuit filed on Monday, Nov. 26, 2017:

Upper Peninsula Prison Inmate Darryl McGore lawsuit 11-27-17 (1)

Upper Peninsula Prison Inmate Darryl McGore lawsuit 11-27-17 (2)

Upper Peninsula Prison Inmate Darryl McGore lawsuit 11-27-17 (3)

 

Warning to U.P. residents, prisoners, prison employees and the public: Things are bad due to low staffing and corruption – Inmates Down: Ambulance call this morning at the infamous Kinross Prison – yesterday at Chippewa – are just two of numerous inmates down at U.P. prisons who have needed ambulances this month alone – also Baraga Max and Marquette Branch. Sources say that the U.P. prisons are at such a breaking point that the state is putting the lives of correctional officers, staff, the public and inmates at risk

U.P. Breaking News Warns: Low staffing, rotting food issues and inmate abuse is so bad in U.P. Prisons that anything could happen – this is a warning cry

Humanity for all folks or call the undertaker

Unhealthy food and abuse are alleged – though never in the history of the U.P. has a prison inmate won a federal lawsuit
Weird considering their have been thousands filed – and most never get lawyers

By Greg Peterson
Upper Peninsula Breaking News
News Director/Co-Owner
906-273-2433

(Upper Peninsula of Michigan Prisons) – Numerous ambulance calls this month at U.P. prisons including today are the tip of the iceberg when it comes to danger to the public and others involved in the U.P. broken U.P prison.

One problem is, the U.P. media is terrified of the prisons and do not investigate. We are raising the red warning flag to Michigan State Police detectives, paramedics and other officials – who know they have been lied to by prison officials.

U.P. Breaking News stresses, we have not been information any plot of plan – just people pleading with us to warn the public about what might happen – it did last year.

We have heard from numerous sources involved on both sides of the prison bars – and all are scared something is going to happen. Not something good.

About 2 a.m. today (Nov. 21, 2017, Kinross paramedics were called the Kinross Correctional Facility for a call of chest pains.

And on Monday (Nov. 20) they transported a prison from the Chippewa Regional Correctional Facility for an inmate who was having seizures in the medical clinic.

In fact, we believe there has been one maybe two recent ambulances calls at Marquette Branch Prison that are not being publicly broadcast which seems to be the case since coverup earlier this year of a suspicious death of a young prisoner at Marquette Branch. There have been recent calls to Baraga Max (few days ago) and to recently to the Marquette Branch Prison.

If you love and inmate or a CO (forget entrenched corrupt supervisors) – you had better demand that changes are made. If the inmates are not safe – then the COs lives are at risk. When will the union wake up. The union representing the COs needs to get some guts and quit blaming U.P. Breaking News. Be courageous or go home

U.P. Breaking news is hollering about this hoping to avoid more murders at U.P. prisons. And hopefully get the state to force the corrupt food service owners to be human.

Then there were the blatant coverup and (that fooled Sunday edition of the Mining Journal and other U.P. media) of last fall’s riot at Kinross.

CO and inmate related sources tell U.P. Breaking News that is become life or death in U.P. prisons for both COs and inmates.

Numerous sources continue to say low-staffing – and some burnout or a corrupt poor structure within the CO community.
U.P. Breaking News will be revealing some shocking lawsuits shortly in our ongoing investigation involving prisons in the Eastern U.P., Marquette, Munising, Baraga in Michigan and also a separate probe in the Augusta, GA areas. Lots of lives are at stake – including the public, the inmates and the COs. Naming Names.

Editor’s note: For those who participate in coverup – do not have the guts to come forward – or will criticize our warning. We pray to our Creator that we do not have to say ‘we told you so.’ Most of the union officers close ranks – and to not understand it is their safety at risk- brute force will not fix problem. Sources please keep calling.

 

URGENT: U.P. Breaking News Prison Bulletin – U.P. inmate attempts to hang himself this morning at the Chippewa Regional Correctional Facility – Three inmates down in three days at Chippewa

Happening Now – U.P. Inmate Hanging Attempt – and especially in eastern U.P. and in Marquette are suffering at the hands of officials:

11-9-17 4:30 a.m. ET

Hanging attempt this morning Thurs., Nov. 9, 2017 by U.P. prison Inmate- third call at Chippewa Regional prison in Kincheloe, MI

Third ambulance call in three days – now word of an attempted suicide by hanging at the Chippewa Regional Correctional Facility in the Eastern Upper Peninsula

By Greg Peterson
906-273-2433
U.P. Breaking News
News Director/Co-Owner

(Chippewa County, MI) – As a snowstorm bears down on the Upper Peninsula this morning, life was more than an Upper Peninsula Prison inmate could handle – attempting to hang himself about 4 a.m. today (Thurs. Nov. 9, 2017).

URGENT: U.P. Breaking News Prison Bulletin – U.P. inmate attempts to hang himself this morning at the Chippewa Regional Correctional Facility – Three inmates down in three days at Chippewa

This morning’s attempted hanging, was the third time in three days a Kinross EMS ambulance was called to the Chippewa Regional Correctional Facility. No word on the reasons for the first two calls.

Ambulance calls are a common thing at both state prisons in Chippewa County – prisons plagued by accusations of blatant corruption, cronyism, burned out bosses, dangerously low number of employees including corrections officers and food service staff. The prisons are among the many in the U.P. accused of serving spoiled and maggot-infested food.

U.P. Breaking News has been investigating and reporting on the coverups and dangerous under-staffing at U.P. Prisons.

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We are also launching a probe into the 5 suicides and more that have happened in a month in Georgia Prisons:

S.E. Social Justice Breaking News Bulletin – Georgia Prisons
11-8-17 4:30 am. ET
Augusta State Medical Prison Death is 5th “suicide” in month in Georgia Prisons: South Eastern Social Justice Breaking News announces probes into inmate abuse at Georgia prisons as the 6th prisoner in a month has allegedly killed himself and this time in August

Suspicious Deaths at Georgia Prisons:
The Georgia Department of Corrections claims 5 inmates committed suicide in past month – and the latest just happened in Augusta, GA

By Greg Peterson
906-273-2433
S.E. Social Justice Breaking News
News Director/Co-Owner
The Georgia Department of Corrections has announced its investigating an inmate death in Augusta, GA – and it is claimed it is the fourth suicide in recent days and the fifth in a month.

https://southeasternsocialjusticebreakingnews.wordpress.com/2017/11/08/GeorgiaPrisonProbe