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Stillwater Prison still on lockdown, but crisis resolved after 100-plus inmates refused to go back t
Stillwater Prison still on lockdown, but crisis resolved after inmates refused to go back to cells02:20The Minnesota Department of Corrections says an emergency situation at a state prison has been resolved after roughly 100 inmates in one living unit refused to return to their cells Sunday morning. Inmates, however, could remain on lockdown through Tuesday.Police, firefighters and other emergency teams rushed to the Stillwater prison after it was placed on emergency lockdown at about 8 a.m. local time, the department said. The prison is located in the city of Bayport, about 25 miles east of Minneapolis. All staff were removed from the common areas of the unit that was taken over, and two correctional officers remained in the unit's secure control area, staying "in constant communication with facility command personnel during the incident." Department spokesperson Andy Skoogman said no one was hurt, and "the situation was calm, peaceful and stable throughout the day."
"The majority of the time the incarcerated men who did not return to their cells were at tables that are in the commons area playing cards, talking with one another. There was never any type of violence throughout the incident at all," Paul Schnell, Department of Corrections commissioner, said in a Sunday afternoon news conference. The majority of inmates in the unit, which is between 220 and 250 men, had returned to their cells when originally ordered, Schnell alleged.He said the situation ended at about 3 p.m., when only two inmates were left refusing to go back to their cells. The two were brought to a segregated unit, and will go through a disciplinary process. WCCO Skoogman blamed the unrest, in part, on inmates' frustration with a decision to change cell release schedules during Labor Day weekend, which limited the inmates' access to phones, recreation and showers. Skoogman said that change was due to "staffing challenges." He also refuted a claim that inmates lacked access to clean water.
Inmates are usually given several hours a day during the weekend for recreation, Schnell said, but the holiday-related staff shortage dropped that amount of time to just a single hour. Overall, free time has been cut down by more than half for inmates amid the current staffing issues, he added, disclosing that the prison is short about 50 officers. "The more staff we have, the more we can open up programming, which is exactly what the concerns of incarcerated people are," Schnell said. In a statement Sunday afternoon, AFSCME Council 5, which represents Minnesota correctional officers, said that understaffing was to blame for the incident. Schnell said the 120-year-old facility is not climate controlled and its windows "have many challenges." He added that the department is doing studies to determine how to update the facility, and he expects that a bonding request will eventually be submitted to the Minnesota Legislature.In total, about 1,200 inmates are at the facility just southeast of Stillwater, according to department records. "Grateful the incident at Stillwater Prison has been resolved and no one was injured," Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz posted on social media. It was a day of uncertainty for Marvina Haynes, who was unable to communicate with her brother, Marvin.
"It's been very emotional, very terrifying," Haynes said.She alleged the men were protesting their movement being restricted. She also said their access to clean drinking water in the hot prison has been limited."The jail told us that everything ended peacefully, but we're not sure of that because we still haven't had the opportunity to speak with anyone from the prison," she said.In 2018, the facility was the site of an officer's murder. Officer Joseph Gomm was beaten to death with a hammer by inmate Edward Johnson.
二 | 한 달간 '체납 집중정리기간' 20명 합동징수반 현장 투입 서울시는 9월 한 달간 '수도요금 체납 집중 정리기간'을 운영한다. 사진은 단수 처분 모습. /서울시[더팩트ㅣ정소양 기자] 서울시는 9월 한 달간 장기·고액 수도요금 체납자를 대상으로 집중 징수에 나선다.시는 다음 달을 '수도요금 체납 집중 정리기간'으로 정하고 장기 체납 8507건, 총 55억원 규모의 체납액을 대상으로 20명 규모의 합동징수반을 투입한다고 26일 밝혔다.집중 관리 대상은 6회 이상이면서 20만원 이상 체납한 장기 체납과 100만원 이상 체납한 고액 체납이다. 이 가운데 고액 체납은 904건이다.합동징수반은 체납 기간과 금액, 납부 여건 등을 확인해 우선 체납 사실과 납부 방법을 안내하고 자진 납부를 독려한다. 이후에도 체납이 계속되면 정수(단수)와 재산 압류 등을 예고하고 납부계획서 제출을 요구하는 등 단계적으로 징수 강도를 높일 예정이다.시는 행정처분에 앞서 문자메시지와 카카오 알림톡, 우편, 전화 등을 통해 체납 사실을 안내할 방침이다.다만 경제적 어려움으로 수도요금을 한꺼번에 내기 어려운 생계형 체납자에게는 최대 6개월까지 분할납부를 안내한다. 납부계획을 성실하게 이행하면 정수 처분을 일시 유예하고, 현장 징수 과정에서 복지 사각지대에 놓인 위기가구가 발견될 경우 동주민센터 등과 연계해 복지서비스도 지원한다.서울시는 안정적인 수도사업 재원을 확보하기 위해 분기별로 연 4회 체납 집중정리기간을 운영하고 있다. 올해 상반기에는 두 차례 집중정리와 5차례 합동징수반을 운영해 총 143억원의 체납 수도요금을 징수했다.수도요금은 입금가상계좌와 서울시 ETAX, 스마트폰 앱(STAX), ARS, 은행 ATM 및 편의점 등을 통해 납부할 수 있다.권민 서울아리수본부장은 "성실하게 수도요금을 납부하는 시민과의 형평성을 위해 장기·고액 체납에 대해서는 적극적인 징수 활동을 펼칠 것"이라며 "다만 경제적 어려움으로 납부가 어려운 시민에게는 분할납부와 복지서비스 연계 등 상황에 맞는 지원을 병행해 건전한 납부 문화를 만들어가겠다"고 말했다.발로 뛰는 더팩트는 24시간 여러분의 제보를 기다립니다.▶카카오톡: '더팩트제보' 검색▶이메일: [email protected]▶뉴스 홈페이지: http://talk.tf.co.kr/bbs/report/write。
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