An NYC jail guard was arrested after she a watched an inmate hang himself and did nothing.

[keemz]

 

[shutupGabi]

I need to know what the inmate was in for before I judge....

 

[King Freeman]

I need to know what the inmate was in for before I judge....

I didn't want to say it first.

Thanks.

 

[O.G.]

It was her break time. If that fool didn't wanna be on earth no more that's his business. Ain't nobody trying to do all that extra paperwork.

 

[shutupGabi]

Oh wait this says jail not prison. Im leaning towards the guard was fucked up.

 

[keemz]

The family of a Manhattan Detention Complex detainee who took his own life is calling for justice, speaking at a public event Thursday.

Ryan Wilson, 29 suffered from mental illness, according to his family.

Wilson died by suicide while being held inside the Manhattan Detention Complex less than two weeks ago.

“Our brother didn’t deserve to die” said Elayna Mason, Wilson’s sister.

On Nov. 22, correction officers found Wilson unresponsive in his cell at MDC, also known as the “Tombs.”

The family’s attorney, Benjamin Pinczewski, asked how Wilson was able to take his own life inside the facility.

“It’s not supposed to be a tomb for people, it’s supposed to be a jail,” he said. “How in the world does this happen?”

The city said in a statement that medical staff responded to Wilson and administered CPR before he was taken to a local hospital.

A captain and a correction officer were both suspended immediately after the incident, but the family wants the officers to face criminal charges.

Wilson served seven years in prison and was released at the start of the pandemic; his family said he didn’t have any resources to aid in his transition.

Police re-arrested Wilson in October for robbery; that’s how he ended up in the Manhattan Detention Complex.

“What supervision did he have while he had his mental issues?” his sister asked. “He was supposed to be under watch, and he wasn’t.”

Wilson’s family plans on filing a lawsuit against the city.

A Department of Corrections official told PIX11 the city is investigating.

“Our deepest condolences go out to Mr. Wilson’s family in their time of grief. We take the health and safety of everyone in our custody seriously, and an investigation into this death is underway,” said Jason Kersten, a spokesperson for the department of corrections.

 

[DOS_patos]

Fuck her

hoe got wet seeing a black man die?

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Huh

 

[O.G.]

She gonna say she thought it was a set up and she feared for her life that's why she didn't do anything.

 

[O.G.]

Ok. Seriously tho. You gotta be a special kind of evil to just watch someone die and not even try to help.
Karma don't forget shit like that.

 

[CeLLar-DooR]

Doesn't matter what the guy was in for, once he's there he's there. Awful from the guard