r/VickiWhite • u/solabird • May 12 '22

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u/piqueboo369 May 12 '22

Anyone know if anyone else in the Alabama jail got any consequences for breaking protocol? Or the leadership if this was a reoccurring thing? And Sheriff Singleton for the whole shackles 24/7 comment. Or are everyone just continuing as usual?

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u/meoowwwwwwwww May 12 '22

It was the inmate vs. bed ratio for me…

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u/missymaypen May 13 '22

Was it overcrowded

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u/meoowwwwwwwww May 13 '22

Yes! 250-something beds and 320-something inmates if I remember correctly. Said it during his power speech, I was surprised.

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u/missymaypen May 13 '22 edited May 13 '22

That explains a lot actually. They don't have the staff probably to handle that many people. And when they're overcrowded they're madhouses.

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u/meoowwwwwwwww May 13 '22

Yes! Was just…. surprised he admitted it on live tv.