mcc warden skipper-scott has been sued before for injuries arising from negligence by a pre-trial defendant prisoner held in a special housing unit:
https://casetext.com/case/cannonier-v-skipper-scott
Cannonier v. Skipper-Scott
18 Civ. 2383 (LGS), at *5 (S.D.N.Y. Feb. 20, 2019)
Folks, this is not skipper-scott’s first rodeo!!
“In September 2016, Plaintiff was a pre-trial detainee at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (”MCC”) in the Unit 11 North housing unit. On September 1, 2016, Defendants Vuong, McPherson-Anderson and Ajarie conducted a general search of Unit 11 North for weapons and contraband. Vuong, McPherson-Anderson and Ajarie failed to find a weapon kept by Joan Vasquez, an inmate. On September 2, 2016, Vasquez used the weapon to stab Plaintiff in the head. Ajarie was present for the attack but did not help Plaintiff or intervene. Plaintiff’s wound caused heavy bleeding, and Plaintiff passed out as he tried to seek medical attention.”
“When Plaintiff awoke, he was being taken to Brooklyn First Hospital. At the hospital, Plaintiff did not receive an MRI or X-ray.”
“Once Plaintiff returned to MCC, he was put in the “box” — a special housing unit — for 90 days even though no disciplinary charges were filed against him. Although Plaintiff requested medical attention for his terrible pain, he did not receive medical care for a week. At that time, he was given an MRI and X-ray.”
OK, what is a BP-8 prisoner complaint form? Did Epstein file a complaint form after being injured in july?? If so, where is it? If not, why not?
I thought for sure she would be fired\disciplined over epstein being offed.
Then I saw her facebook profile... So now I think 50-50.
Gee, plaintiff suckered by a 9 instead of an 8. Go figure.
As Schumer declared against Trump— “.... there are nine ways to Sunday [they] can get back at you.” (pp)
federal bureau of prisons complaint guide
https://www.bop.gov/policy/progstat/1330_018.pdf
a BP-8 is apparently an informal request for remedy of a problem which must be submitted to the prison by an inmate within 20 days of an incident.
a BP-9 is actually a BP-229, a (formal) “request for administrative remedy.”
The BP-9 form cannot be filed unless preceded by the filing of a BP-8 form by the inmate against the prison and/or prison officials.
If Epstein had a serious beef and was not intimidated by the prison personnel, he or his defense lawyer would therefore most likely have filed a BP-8 immediately after the July incident, followed by a BP-9. I am not a lawyer, but according to my informal understanding of administrative law, all administrative remedies must be pursued prior to filing a formal complaint against the prison in open court.
“...Defendants Vuong, McPherson-Anderson and Ajarie conducted a general search of Unit 11 North for weapons and contraband.”
ThankQ for this info!