The New York prisoner dies in prison while an illegal strike by guards continues

Prisoner died ua New York Prison as guards in institutions throughout the state continues their strike, which is now in their second week.

Jonathon Grant, 61, died over a weekend at one of the prisoners where repair officers left work to strike. The troops of the National Guard were arranged by the Kathy Hochul government to fulfill during their absence in an effort to alleviate staff issues.

Grant was declared dead on Saturday after finding him in his cell at the Auburn Criminal Institution. He served a sentence of 34 to 40 years for rape and burglary.

It is not clear whether the prison staff played a role in Grant’s death. The way he died will determine the medical examiner.

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The public veteran’s office who provided a legal approval advisor expressed concern that the strike could have influenced medical care for prisoners.

“Ever since the strike began, legal aid has received dozens of reports from closed clients across the New York state about their inability to approach critical medical care and essential recipes, including blood pressure medicines and the necessary insulin shots,” the legal aid company said in a statement in the statement a statement. “This tragic incident emphasizes the dangers that was ongoing representing a strike, as staff in over 40 prison refuses to fulfill its duties.”

Guards in New York State Prisons started walking at work a week ago, although the move was not approved Union officialswho admit that it violates the state law prohibiting the strikes of most public employees.

The judge ordered the striking officers to return to work, but they remain on strike.

The prisoner of the Woodbourne Repair Institute Isaiah Waters said Associated Press that his block of cells was closing a week. He said four National Guard officials were awarded to his dorm of 57 people, together with members of the Emergency Cases Repair Unit.

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“The tension is being built. I’ve never seen her like this,” Waters said. “There is no programming, there are no religious services, you cannot send mail or get visitors. We are not used to being mutual from each other day by day.”

Waters, 37, said he expected the situation to get worse.

“They want the atmosphere to become violent to prove the point about the staff,” he said. “It’s like we’re caught in a crossfire between the Union and their attachments with Albany and administrators.”

Negotiations between state officials and the Association for the Benefactor Association for Remedial Service and the New York State Police, a union that represented the guards, began on Monday. Prison workers are looking for a better salary, better staff, improved safety measures and authorization to start using loneliness again as a disciplinary tool.

More than 100 repair officers and supporters protested on Monday near Coxsackie’s remedial seduction in Hudson Valley. Some wore inscriptions that said “Nys failed us” and “Wildcats”.

Retired ED Ventre repair officer said the strike was mainly related to uncertain working conditions.

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“No one has ever seen the amount of violence and disrespect for the safety of the officer, not to mention the fact that the staff is low for all the time, and the officers are leaning to work for 24 hours straight with threat to break up if you leave the prison,” Ventre said.

The attacks on the staff of the prison system jumped from 1,043 in 2019 to 1,938 in the first 11 months of 2024, according to state officials. In the meantime, the attacks on prisoners entered 1,267 in 2019 to 2,697 first 11 months of 2024.

There were six guards last week accused of murder In December, he beat the death of prisoner Robert Brooks at the Marcy Criminal Institution.

Associated Press contributed to this report.