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One lawsuit alleges that since 2011, at least 72 people have died under the care of Armor Correctional Health Services when it delayed hospitalizing patients.

propublica.orgInmates Have Died in the Care of Armor Health Companies. Jails Keep Contracting With Them Anyway.Most of Florida’s jails have stopped contracting with Armor Health companies, which have been sued repeatedly for subpar care. Only one jail, where Brian Tracey died, still uses a company affiliated w...

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WAGTFKY at the polls!

@bluefrommagioh.bsky.social

26 May

sentenced under penalty of death?

bustedupskier.bsky.social

@bustedupskier.bsky.social

26 May

Who pays to hospitalize an inmate? The medical contractor or the city/county/state? Who pays for lawsuit awards or settlements? The medical contractor or the government agency?

figgy369.bsky.social

@figgy369.bsky.social

27 May

Anything like waiting three hours for medical release... where your twins are dead and brain dead... LMAO you know NOTHING ABOUT "CORRECTIONAL" MAD SCIENTISTS. can we get a list of all Drs that ever set foot in a prison ⚰️💉⚰️☠️

ADT

@adtru.bsky.social

27 May

For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. - Romans 6:23 KJV