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Loaded on Nov. 15, 2001 published in Prison Legal News November, 2001, page 30
Filed under: News, News in Brief. Location: United States of America.
Alabama: In April 2001, four unnamed guards at the Morgan County jail in Decatur were fired for leaving their posts on April Fools Day to play jokes on each other. The jokes included smearing shaving cream on each other, covering their cars with toilet paper and writing on each other's ...

 

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