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Will Director Shinn move himself & his family into the tents at Florence North Unit? Or the Lewis Morey Detention unit that has 3 men in a 2 man cell, 1 sleeping on the floor by the toilet? Or does he want to live @ Hickman Egg Factory where 200 #13thA female “workers” now live? https://twitter.com/newsjunkyjimmy/status/1245552845681647616
Here's the empty Purell container at Florence North Unit's medical clinic, as of mid-March
Incarcerated people aren't allowed to wash their hands at the medical clinic
I mentioned the "Tent City" at Florence North - here are the conditions on 3/12/20, the morning after a thunderstorm. The plastic tarps are trying to keep rain from leaking on ppls' beds. Note there's no social distancing b/n those beds
Here are the unhygienic shared bathrooms at Florence. I'm sure the Shinn family will enjoy using them.
This is how close the beds are in the dorms at Florence South. That's one of the Parsons v. Shinn attorneys/investigators interviewing our clients.
Here is the 30 cent soap provided to incarcerated people to clean their bodies and their cells. It's about the size of a business card.
These are the showers that the seriously mentally ill people in the Kasson mental health unit use to clean themselves.
Here's a suicide watch cell at Arizona's Eyman Prison's SMU-I unit filled with feces and blood. Don't you want to live here?
And this is the instruction to staff on a sign on the wall at the Eyman suicide watch pod: "Do Not give full bars of soap to watchpod inmates, break into 4-6 [pieces] (the soap, not the inmate)"
![And this is the instruction to staff on a sign on the wall at the Eyman suicide watch pod: "Do Not give full bars of soap to watchpod inmates, break into 4-6 [pieces] (the soap, not the inmate)"](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EUkj36pU4AAicpl.png "And this is the instruction to staff on a sign on the wall at the Eyman suicide watch pod: \"Do Not give full bars of soap to watchpod inmates, break into 4-6 [pieces] (the soap, not the inmate)\"")
Here's another picture of the soap given to incarcerated people at the Tucson prison, with other objects for scale.
Sleeping on the floor in Tucson detention units
And in April 2019, at the women's prison at Perryville, limits on access to toilet paper
I eagerly await Director Shinn & his family checking into one of these Arizona prisons so they can live at what he thinks are some of the safest locations in Arizona as COVID-19 rampages across the country and the state.
P.S. Twitter has flagged this thread as potentially containing offensive or disturbing images. Welcome to the Incarceration Nation of America.
