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From complaints filed since 2015 by inmates at the Morgan County jail, in Alabama. The complaints were included in a lawsuit filed last year against Ana Franklin, the county sheriff, by the Southern Center for Human Rights. Franklin invested $150,000 from the jail food fund in a car dealership, citing an Alabama legal provision that allows sheriffs to pocket federal money allocated for food in prisons that goes unspent. She returned the money and was fined $1,000.

Every meal tastes like soap.

The bologna was frozen and had ice on it.

The chicken was raw in spots.

The rice is…

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April 2018

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