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Alabama prisons releasing some inmates early amid COVID-19 outbreak
Updated at 12 p.m. to include responses from the Alabama Department of Corrections.
The Alabama Department of Corrections has automated the process of releasing early some inmates convicted of nonviolent offenses and who are nearing the end of their sentences, according to a department document obtained by APR.
ADOC's decision to automate the process by which inmates are mandatorily released early comes after 40 prison workers have tested positive for the virus as of Thursday.
Advocates have for months asked that the state begin releasing inmates as the COVID-19 outbreak continued to spread, threatening the lives of those living and working inside Alabama's overcrowded prisons.
In a response to APR on Friday, an ADOC spokeswoman said that the announcement in the letter is in no way related to COVID-19, and is simply the automation of early release dates for inmates, which was before done by hand-calculation and made possible by a state law passed in 2015.
Confirmed cases among inmates in Alabama prisons have remained remarkably low — just nine of approximately 22,000 have tested positive for the virus — but so has testing among inmates. Just 135 inmates, or about 0.6 percent of the inmate population, have been tested, according to ADOC.
Steve Watson, associate commissioner of the Alabama Department of Corrections Plans and Programs, in a letter to staff and inmates on Wednesday describes the "mandatory release Automation" program that the letter states went into effect Tuesday.
According to the letter, inmates convicted of sex offenses against a child under 12, an inmate serving a life sentence or those serving a sentence pursuant to Alabama code 15-18-8, which is the Alabama Split Sentence Act and includes offenses considered by state law as violent crimes, aren't eligible for early release.
Only those convicted of offenses committed on or after Jan. 30, 2016, may be released, according to the letter.
Those released early are to be placed on supervised probation by the Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles and remain under probation until the end of their sentences, according to the document.
"To ensure intent of the statute is carried out in the interest of public safety, no inmate will be released until ABPP has communicated to Central Records Division that the home plan/supervision is approved, and that victim notification has been made consistent with the Mandatory Release statute," Watson said in the letter.
Terry Abbott, spokesman for the Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles, in a message to APR on Friday said that the bureau will work with ADOC to "facilitate the transition of mandatorily released inmates to ensure maximum public safety."
"The automation of the mandatory release process by ADOC is a positive development overall," Abbott said.
State Sen. Cam Ward, R-Alabaster, told APR on Friday that by releasing inmates shortly before the end of their sentences and by providing supervision after release, studies show they're less likely to re-offend. Ward also said that the state Legislature is going to have to provide the state Bureau of Pardons and Paroles with the resources and parole officers needed to provide that supervision, however.
"They still have money left over that we appropriated in 2016, 2017 and 2018 that they haven't used yet," Ward said of the bureau. "They have money there. It's just a slow process hiring these folks too."
Ward said Alabama law allows early release of inmates in only a couple instances, one of which is the early release under the 2015 statute, and the other is by way of medical furloughs.
"I don't think it's been used very much, mainly because it's such a stringent statute," Ward said of medical furlough releases.
ADOC spokeswoman Samantha Rose in a message to APR Friday said that the latest action is "not a new directive to release inmates, nor is it in any way related to COVID-19 or recommendations from the DOJ."
"This memo simply informs ADOC staff that an existing time-computation process used to determine mandatory release dates (an output of SB67), which previously have been calculated by hand, has now been automated. The ADOC has been working to automate this formerly manual and time-consuming process for some time now," Rose said.
Ward said it seems clear that ADOC is aware of the need to release some inmates amid the COVID-19 crisis.
"They know what the circumstances are like inside there, whether it warrants it or not," Ward said. "And I think they have expressed concern about COVID-19 and the impact it could have with overcrowding."
Ward said the decision to release some inmates could only help with the state's discussion with the U.S. Department of Justice regarding the federal agency's concerns about overcrowding, high homicide rates and sexual assaults.
"But I think the staff over there would look at this through the lens of public safety," Ward said of ADOC's decision-making process.
Abbott in a followup message to APR on Friday said that this isn't the first time inmates have been released on mandatory releases, however, and that the bureau is currently supervising 294 former inmates who were released on mandatory release. To date, the bureau has supervised 430 inmates released mandatorily through the legislation approved in 2015. Of the 294 the bureau is currently supervising, 114 are considered violent offenders. (Updated at 1:38 p.m. to include additional comments from Abbott)
ADOC on Thursday announced that two staff members at the Ventress Correctional Facility, one at the Easterling Correctional Facility and another at the Frank Lee Community Based Facility and Community Work Center all self-reported as positive for coronavirus.
While the number of prison staff testing positive for the virus has continued to rise in recent weeks, confirmed cases among inmates hasn't yet broken into double digits.
As of Thursday, all nine inmates who had tested positive for COVID-19 have all since recovered, according to ADOC.
Colony Wilson, 41, who was serving at the Birmingham Women's Community Based Facility and Community Work Center, died on May 11 after inmates at the facility told APR through letters and interviews with family members that Wilson had complained of shortness of breath, a symptom of COVID-19.
Prison staff also failed to promptly give Wilson aid after she collapsed in a stairwell, those inmates said.
ADOC is investigating the death, and had previously told APR that Wilson hadn't been tested for coronavirus before her death because she wasn't exhibiting symptoms.
ADOC announced on Wednesday that a worker at the Birmingham Women's Community Based Facility and Community Work Center had tested positive for coronavirus.
Dave Thomas, 66, a terminally ill man serving a life-sentence at St. Clair Correctional Facility died April 16 after having been taken to a local hospital on April 4. He died less than 24 hours after testing positive for COVID-19, ADOC said in a statement at the time.
ADOC has a large population of older inmates, and many with serious medical conditions, which puts them at much greater risk for complications and death from COVID-19 outbreak.
Despite the overcrowding in state prisons and threat to life from COVID-19, the Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles at the start of the outbreak suspended all parole hearings.
The three-member Pardons and Paroles Board on Tuesday held its first hearing since the coronavirus crisis began, and released just two of 22 inmates eligible for parole that day.
Alabama Department of Corrections investigating inmate death
Robert Earl Adams, 40, died on Aug. 5 and although no foul play is suspected, a department spokeswoman in a message to APR said the exact cause of death is pending an autopsy.
The Alabama Department of Corrections is investigating the death of an inmate at the Donaldson Correctional Facility.
Robert Earl Adams, 40, died on Aug. 5 and although no foul play is suspected, a department spokeswoman in a message to APR said the exact cause of death is pending an autopsy.
"While Adams' exact cause of death is pending the results of a full autopsy, at the time of his passing inmate Adams was not exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19, was not under quarantine following direct exposure to an inmate or staff member who previously had tested positive, and was not in medical isolation as a result of a positive COVID-19 test," said ADOC spokeswoman Samantha Rose in the message.
Because Adams was not exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19, he had not been tested, Rose said.
An ADOC worker who contacted APR Friday morning about the death, who asked not to be identified for fear of repercussions from ADOC administrators, said it's suspected that Adams may have overdosed after being given a cigarette laced with a drug.
Adams is at least the sixteenth state inmate to die this year from either homicide, suspected drug overdose or suicide. Additionally, fifteen inmates and two prison workers have died after testing positive for COVID-19.
Alabama House speaker addresses arrest of Rep. Will Dismukes on theft charge
Speaker of the Alabama House Mac McCutcheon, R-Monrovia, on Friday said a state representative arrested and charged with theft on Thursday is alleged to have committed the theft before he was elected and is due a presumption of innocence.
Rep. Will Dismukes, R-Prattville, turned himself in at the Montgomery County Detention Center Thursday after a warrant for his arrest was issued for felony theft from a flooring business where he worked. The theft occurred at his place of employment between the years 2016 to 2018, Montgomery County District Attorney Daryl Bailey said Thursday.
"Like all Americans, Rep. Dismukes is due the presumption of innocence, and it is important to note that the crime of which he is accused was said to have occurred well before he announced his candidacy for the Alabama House," McCutcheon said in a statement Friday. "As a former law enforcement officer, I have faith in the criminal justice process and trust that he will receive a full and fair hearing."
"Both Democrats and Republicans have been accused of similar crimes in the past, and we cannot tolerate such behavior whether the lawmaker involved has a D or an R beside their name," McCutcheon continued.
Dismukes in recent weeks has faced a torrent of calls for his resignation in recent weeks after posting to Facebook an image of himself attending a birthday celebration for the first grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, Nathan Bedford Forrest.
Dismukes has said he has no plans to resign, but if convicted of felony theft, Dismukes would be removed from office.
Arrest warrant issued for Rep. Will Dismukes for felony theft
Dismukes is charged with first-degree theft of property in connection with a theft that occurred at his place of employment between the years 2016 to 2018.
An arrest warrant has been issued for Alabama State Rep. Will Dismukes, R-Prattville, for felony theft from a business where he worked, Montgomery County District Attorney Daryl Bailey said Thursday.
Dismukes is charged with first-degree theft of property in connection with a theft that occurred at his place of employment between the years 2016 to 2018, Bailey said during a press conference.
Bailey said the charge is a Class B felony and levied when a person steals in excess of $2,500 and that "I will tell you that the alleged amount is a lot more than that."
"The warrant has just been signed, his attorney has been notified and we are giving him until late this afternoon to turn himself in," Bailey said.
Bailey said the employer contacted the district attorney's office with a complaint about the theft on May 20, and after reviewing bank records and interviewing witnesses, the decision was made to charge Dismukes with the theft.
WSFA reported Thursday that the theft occurred at Dismukes' former employer, Weiss Commercial Flooring Inc. in East Montgomery. Bailey did not provide any more specifics on the charge but said the employer signed the arrest warrant after countless hours of investigation on the part of the DA's office.
While the charge stems from a complaint filed months ago, Dismukes been in the headlines recently and faced a torrent of calls for his resignation in recent weeks after posting to Facebook an image of himself attending a birthday celebration for the first grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, Nathan Bedford Forrest.
The event was hosted by an individual with close ties to the League of the South, a hate group, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
In response, Dismukes stepped down from his post as a pastor at an Autauga County Baptist church but defiantly refused to step down from the Legislature.
If convicted of the felony, Dismukes would be immediately removed from his seat in the Alabama House, to which he was elected in 2018.
In June, the Alabama Democratic Party called for his resignation over previous social media posts glorifying the Confederacy.
Alabama Department of Corrections investigating death of 28-year-old inmate
The Alabama Department of Corrections is investigating the death of a 28-year-old inmate at the St. Clair Correctional Facility as a possible suicide.
Charles Labarron Braggs was found unresponsive by prison officials in his cell on Monday, and life-saving attempts were unsuccessful, the department said in a message to APR on Thursday.
Braggs was not on suicide watch at the time of his death, and the department said in the statement that there's "no evidence of a use-of-force incident" and that the investigation into his death is ongoing.
"Use-of-force" refers to instances when correctional officers use physical force with an inmate.
Braggs' death is at least the sixth suspected suicide among those serving in Alabama prisons so far this year, according to the ACLU of Alabama's Campaign for Smart Justice.
The U.S. Justice Department in April 2019, released a report detailing what federal investigators found were systemic problems of violence, sexual assaults, drugs, high levels of homicides and suicides and corruption in Alabama prisons.
ADOC continues to defend the department in a lawsuit filed by the Southern Poverty Law Center over mental health care and treatment of inmates in state prisons, arguing in the complaint that the department was indifferent to the health of those inmates, who were dying by suicide in greater and greater numbers.
The U.S. Department of Justice last week released a scathing report detailing systemic excessive use-of-force by Alabama correctional officers against inmates in the state's prisons for men. The federal government believes the acts of violence against inmates violates the Eighth Amendment protection from cruel and unusual punishment.


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