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With these latest deaths, at least six individuals have died within the state correctional system in the month of January.
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Limestone Correctional Facility stories
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Ariene Kimbrough, a 35-year-old incarcerated man at the Limestone County facility, was the victim.
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The former prison guard and his wife were charged with multiple counts of bribery, along with promoting contraband.
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19 individuals have died at the facility over a year-long period ending in August.
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Kenyon Arrington, a 34-year-old incarcerated man at the Limestone County facility, was the victim of an assault.
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Medication is arriving late for many individuals at correctional facilities due, in part, to the general strike and protest.
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An incarcerated individual formerly at North Alabama Work Release Center alleges he was transported to Limestone County Correctional facility to work against his will.
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Jonathan Cossey, 42, was found unresponsive in his cell on Thursday, according to the ADOC spokesperson.
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Chadrick Aspen Wade, 30, was found unresponsive on his bunk, according to ADOC.
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Joseph Johnson, 33, was found unresponsive in his cell at Limestone Correctional facility on May 27.
