THREAD: Today, there are 1109 confirmed positive cases of #COVID19 among Oregonians in prison. There are 271 cases among prison staff. 13 people have died, thought to be from COVID, in Dept of Corrections custody since the pandemic began.
We sued for better protections for people inside from COVID. So far the court has declined to order them. 13 people have died while positive for #COVID at #Oregon prisons, 1 in May, 4 in August, 4 in September and 4 this month.
Three of #Oregon's largest workplace outbreaks are in prisons: Snake River CI (1st), Eastern Oregon CI (2nd), and Two Rivers CI (4th) according to @OHAOregon
We’re seeking compensation for incarcerated Oregonians diagnosed with COVID. Thanks to everyone who sent us a completed questionnaire to let us know what’s happening with COVID inside. An updated questionnaire is out now: bit.ly/3hQWG6L
Find a list of free or lower-cost COVID testing sites that we compiled here: bit.ly/3g18yCy. Share what you know about #COVID19 in #Oregon state prisons by emailing prisons@ojrc.info.
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THREAD: We're representing 4 clients who filed a lawsuit today suing Proud Boys over assaults, battery etc. at rallies last month. For 2 weekends, the Proud Boys descended on Portland, sowing chaos, shooting at passers-by, and lobbing explosives. They're returning tomorrow.
Timing is not a coincidence. This suit is intended to deter the defendants from returning to our city to cause more harm and distress. The Proud Boys have a longstanding history & acknowledged strategy of using violence to intimidate & harm those who stand against fascism.
The lawsuit names 3 prominent figures associated with the Proud Boys: Alan Swinney of Texas, Corey Wyatt of Eugene, Ore., and David Willis of Lincoln Co, Ore. The lawsuit is also against certain presently unknown individuals.
THREAD: Today, there are 941 confirmed positive cases of #COVID19 among Oregonians in prison. There are 247 cases among prison staff. The Department of Corrections has reported a 7th death of an incarcerated person thought to be from COVID.
We sued for better protections for people inside from COVID. So far the court has declined to order them. 7 people have died while positive for #COVID at #Oregon prisons, 4 last month, 1 in May, and 2 this month. The most recent death was of a person from Snake River CI on Mon.
Three of #Oregon's largest workplace outbreaks are in prisons: Snake River CI (1st), Eastern Oregon CI (2nd), and Two Rivers CI (4th) according to @OHAOregon
THREAD: Today, there are 931 confirmed positive cases of #COVID19 among Oregonians in prison. There are 241 cases among prison staff. Check out our new dashboard to track #Oregon prisons' COVID cases. ojrc.info/covid-dashboard
We sued for better protections for people inside from COVID. So far the court has declined to order them. Six people have now died while positive for #COVID at #Oregon prisons, four last month, one in May, and one this month.
Three of #Oregon's largest workplace outbreaks are in prisons: Snake River CI (1st), Eastern Oregon CI (2nd), and Two Rivers CI (5th) according to @OHAOregon
We've joined with @OregonPSR to call for an independent investigation by legislators into the recent wildfire evacuations from #Oregon prisons. Our newsletter has more details, or read this thread to learn what incarcerated Oregonians experienced. mailchi.mp/ojrc/vvvg4fytj…#orpol
All of these examples came from incarcerated people and their loved ones, and we heard similar accounts from many people. 1) Women evacuees not getting regular or adequate food and drink, e.g. one woman reported receiving only a peanut butter sandwich in a 29-hour period.
2) At the Oregon State Penitentiary, limited access to toilets, mixed with prison politics making access harder for some. Individuals were passing out because they did not want to drink water because they could not access the bathrooms.
THREAD: Today, there are 907 confirmed positive cases of #COVID19 among Oregonians in prison. There are 230 cases among prison staff. Check out our new dashboard to track Oregon prisons' COVID cases. ojrc.info/covid-dashboard
We sued for better protections for people inside from COVID. So far the court has declined to order them. Six people have now died while positive for #COVID at #Oregon prisons, four last month, one in May, and one this month.
Three of #Oregon's largest workplace outbreaks are in prisons: Snake River CI (1st), Eastern Oregon CI (2nd), and Two Rivers CI (5th) according to @OHAOregon
THREAD: Today, there are 890 confirmed positive cases of #COVID19 among Oregonians in prison. There are 225 cases among prison staff. We sued for better protections for people inside from COVID. So far the court has declined to order them.
Six people have now died while positive for #COVID at #Oregon prisons, four last month, one in May, and one this month. The most recent death was of a man in his 60s who was incarcerated at Snake River and died in a local hospital.
Three of #Oregon's largest workplace outbreaks are in prisons: Snake River CI (1st), Eastern Oregon CI (2nd), and Two Rivers CI (5th) according to @OHAOregon