Posted on 05/27/2020 3:42:40 AM PDT by Libloather
NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) - The U.S. Attorney of Middle Tennessee called it a “bloodbath” of a plan. The Sheriff of Davidson County simply called it evil.
The latest development in the case against 50-year-old Alex Friedmann includes details of what federal prosecutors said was a well-orchestrated plan to help inmates escape the Davidson County Jail.
The plan included weapons and handcuff keys hidden behind concrete walls and a 37-mm launcher to fire flares and gas stashed among an arsenal of weapons, according to the complaint.
Friedmann also faces state charges of attempted burglary and vandalism after being accused of dressing up like a construction worker to repeatedly infiltrate the construction site and plant weapons to allow inmates to riot and escape the facility.
Already a convicted felon from an armed robbery in the 1990s, Friedmann on to become a respected advocate for jail reform, speaking with News4 Investigates on several occasions to give his perspective on prison issues.
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Clearly, solid pour walls might have been a better than the concrete block walls. That takes a bit of planning to walk onto a construction site and plant these items.
The democrat politicians would have released all the prisoners.
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