Subject: Demanding Action for Inhumane Treatment of Inmates within TDCJ
Dear Sir/Madam
I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the inhumane treatment of inmates within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ). The lack of concern demonstrated by the administration and elected officials is evident, and we, as concerned citizens, implore the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) to get involved and take immediate action.
It saddens me to witness the frequent occurrence of our relatives being incarcerated and never returning home. This pattern is all too common and remains unresolved. Recently, within the last three days, I have been made aware of the rising K2 overdose cases and the presence of other drugs within TDCJ. Instead of addressing the issue at its root, the administration's response has been to lock down units, hindering inmates from communicating with their loved ones. This solution appears to be more of a retaliatory measure, aimed at keeping this information hidden from the public, rather than an effective strategy to address the problem.
We demand that immediate action be taken to rectify this situation. It has come to our attention that a G4 inmate was able to stab and kill a G2 inmate inside the Connally Unit, despite the fact that they should not have been in the same area due to classification protocols. Furthermore, multiple reports indicate that several facilities are suffering from a severe shortage of staff, allowing inmates to essentially have control over the prison environment. It is the responsibility of the warden to ensure that their facility is properly managed and operated. If a warden is unable to fulfill this duty, they need to be replaced. It is disheartening to witness numerous instances where wardens are failing in their responsibilities, while the administration in Huntsville appears to be covering for them.
We urge you to investigate these matters thoroughly. It is evident that the current complaints against TDCJ are being ignored and cannot all be based on insufficient evidence. The abuse of power and authority by TDCJ is troubling and jeopardizes the welfare and livelihoods of inmates. This urgent issue must be addressed without delay.
We respectfully request that the FBI and DOJ initiate an immediate investigation into the inhumane treatment of inmates within TDCJ. We implore you to use the full extent of your authority and resources to rectify these issues and hold those responsible accountable for their actions. The suffering endured by inmates and their families is unacceptable, and it is our duty as concerned citizens to advocate for their rights and well-being.
I appreciate your attention to this matter and trust that you will take swift action in addressing these urgent concerns. I look forward to hearing about the steps you will be taking in response to this letter.
thanks for your time
ANGELA THOMAS
free texas campaign, 803-757-6090
F.Y.I
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CITIZENS REALLY SHOULD KNOW WHATS GOING ON WITH THEIR FOOD AND MONEY THEY ARE DONATING TO S.A FOOD BANK TO SUPPORT LESS FORTUNATE!!!!
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NON RESPONSE FROM ANYONE EMAIL SENT TO ELECTED OFFICIALS AND TDCJ ADMINISTRATIONS
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https://freetexascampaign.blogspot.com/2024/02/san-antonio-food-bank-is-food-for.html
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https://freetexascampaign.blogspot.com/2024/02/urgent-action-required-to-address.html
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https://freetexascampaign.blogspot.com/2024/01/family-liaison-coordinator-karen.html
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