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The Undisputed: Dangerous Drug Goes Undefeated Against Prisoners in Powledge Unit’s Symbolic PCP Challenge

The Undisputed: Dangerous Drug Goes Undefeated Against Prisoners in Powledge Unit’s Symbolic PCP Challenge

 By Jason Renard Walker  On October 9 2025, a Hispanic prisoner in restricted housing’s A6 cell, is just the latest victim to take Powledge unit’s PCP challenge and fail. Unlike most people who smoke PCP and strip naked or destroy everything in their path, this victim set everything in his cell on fire, nearly suffocated to death and is now on suicide prevention watch.  As they opened his cell to give him medical assistance, a huge cloud of smoke billowed…

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Getting Slammed In The Slammer: Meth Addict ‘Shooting For The Moon’ Gets Lost In Space

Getting Slammed In The Slammer: Meth Addict ‘Shooting For The Moon’ Gets Lost In Space

By Jason Renard Walker  It’s day eight and Powledge unit prisoner, Raymond Walls is slowly coming back to orbit after intravenously injecting, what he suggests was, “too much” meth into his arm. A bruise illuminating the launch site can be seen. Red marks all over his face, primarily from beating himself with his fists, is getting its natural color back. He has asked for food for the first time. Several prisoners that spent a few days egging on and taunting…

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Powledge Unit Prisoner Found Hanging In Cell: He Told Guards He Was Suicidal, They Told Him To Submit A Sick Call Request For Help 

Powledge Unit Prisoner Found Hanging In Cell: He Told Guards He Was Suicidal, They Told Him To Submit A Sick Call Request For Help 

By Jason Renard Walker  According to witnesses that lived near Matthew Percival in Powledge unit’s restricted housing cellblock: On January 26 2025 Percival told every guard that passed his cell he was feeling suicidal. Two African staff in particular told Percival to submit a sick call (hand written request for medical care) then walked away.  A guard who never works in restricted housing said he discovered Percival hanging from a rung connected to the top bunk, around 7:23pm during a…

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POWLEDGE UNIT PRISONER FOUND DEAD IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT CELL, ANOTHER HOSPITALIZED AFTER HEART ATTACK

POWLEDGE UNIT PRISONER FOUND DEAD IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT CELL, ANOTHER HOSPITALIZED AFTER HEART ATTACK

By Jason Renard Walker One Powledge unit prisoner was found dead in his solitary confinement cell on New Year’s Day and another had to be hospitalized, following a near death heart attack. The deceased, who was identified by staff as Garrett, was previously housed in the unit’s 14 dorm before being placed on medical isolation, where he was ultimately found unresponsive a week or so later. Garrett is the second such person to be found dead in a Powledge unit…

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The COVID-19 Cover-Up: Exposed Prison Guard May Have Contaminated Over 140 Prisoners

The COVID-19 Cover-Up: Exposed Prison Guard May Have Contaminated Over 140 Prisoners

By Jason Renard Walker, NABPP, Minister of Labor The Clements Unit is knowingly allowing guards infected with the coronavirus to work at the prison. In its early stages of infesting the prison; the coronavirus had gone undocumented in the month of March 2020, despite sick prisoners and rampant signs of the virus everywhere. The focus didn’t seem to be on preventing staff from bringing it in. The focus was on preventing healthy guards from getting the virus from sick prisoners…

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Medical Co-pay Fees Force Inmates’ Denial of Medical Care Despite Rampant Signs of the Corona Virus

Medical Co-pay Fees Force Inmates’ Denial of Medical Care Despite Rampant Signs of the Corona Virus

By Jason Renard Walker, NABPP Minister of Labor Prisoners in the Clements Unit’s close custody building (A pod) are showing signs of the coronavirus; the $13.55 medical co-pay fee has deterred all, but one, from seeking treatment. The loud sound of coughs and spitting have illuminated the cellblock after one prisoner sought medical care and was told to hold his breath, then denied further treatment. Another was issued common cold medication and turned away. I myself have gotten sick, a…

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