[Diana in Wisconsin]

[Diana in Wisconsin]

“‘Person in our care’ reflects our important obligation and our commitment to safeguard the life and health of those in our custody.”

Tell that to Jeffrey Epstein!

[The Pack Knight]

“Guest of the Government.”

[EEGator]

I want off this rock.

[j.havenfarm]

This is important. We wouldn’t want to stigmatize them for being… you know… f’in worthless parasites on our society

[FreedomPoster]

Oh just barf!

[Political Junkie Too]

24601.

-PJ

[GingisK]

How about “prisoner”?

[alternatives?]

That implies responsibility to the public if those persons harms society.

[hanamizu]

The Brits use the phase ‘guest of the queen’ to describe prisoners. Perhaps Milwaukee could use ‘guest of the County’ to help with prisoners’ esteem.

[Skywise]

If you’re “caring” for them - why are you depriving them of their liberties?

[bigbob]

Milwaukee County Sheriff now to be referred to as Head Pussy in Charge of Jail.

[Mopp4]

Milwaukee County needs Sheriff Clarke back !

[Maudeen]

I want my America back.

[Chode]

a rose...

[oil_dude]

Wait, last week he was going to call them ‘guests’!

[married21]

Person in Our Care: POC
Might that be a racist over generalization?

[Sans-Culotte]

That probably reflects the true nature of the incarceration care-giving.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

We’ve gone from prisons and penitentiaries and jails to correctional facilities. What next —occupant care facilities?

[WashingtonSource]

I meant Good Grief.

[Vision]

Communists need to redefine speech to protect the atrocities they’re up to.