Here's local media helping along with renewed effort to shift blame for an ongoing human rights crisis toward Jeff City.
Checkit:
Jackson County's Crumbling, Overcrowded Jail Could Really Use That $2 Million Missouri Owes It
Money line:
“Jackson County currently houses 800 or more inmates on behalf of the State of Missouri every day," Director of Corrections Diana Turner said in a statement. "Until the state pays on time and pays the actual cost of incarceration, much of the burden will continue to fall on Jackson County taxpayers and that’s unfortunate.”
Developing . . .
If the State of Missouri doesn't pay money to Jackson County, MO to house their inmates then, the Jackson County jail should just let those inmates out.
ReplyDeleteYes let them out but transport them to Jeff City.
ReplyDeleteGee Diana the simple solution would be not to accept anymore state prisoners. I mean how hard is that to figure out?
ReplyDeleteThe state isn’t on the hook until after a sentence is imposed. The jail has zero control over who they have to hold.
DeleteSimple Dave oversimplifying life yet again. They do say that ignorance is bliss...
ReplyDelete^^^^^^^^^Grow the fuck up
ReplyDeleteMissouri is holding on to there Money, The Rocker knows and The State knows as well A,downturn in the economy less revenue, The bubble is ready to Burst.THE Real estate bubbles And Commercial real Estate will be harder to lease,The new hotel Downtown, forty percent occupancy rate I could go on for hours. And the U.K.IS TRYING TO DRAG US INTO A WAR WITH RUSSIA AND IF THAT HAPPENS LITTLE ECONOMY AND MANY JOBS LOST, YOU HEARD IT HEAR FIRST.
ReplyDeleteMaybe if so many of Jackson County’s finest citizens wouldn't commit so many state crimes...
ReplyDeleteRetro Rocker. Pay close attention to people who use there for their. KCPS scholar?
ReplyDeleteTents, a fence, pink undies and baloney sandwiches. NOW!!!
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