Inmates inside a Delaware prison where four staff members were being
held hostage reached out to a newspaper in two phone calls to explain
their concerns, including the leadership of the U.S., educational
opportunities, rehabilitation and how the state spends money on prisons.
Prisoners at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center
funneled the calls Wednesday to The News Journal in Wilmington with the
help of one inmate's fiancee and another person's mother. The mother
told the paper her son was among the hostages.
In that call, an inmate said their reasons "for doing
what we're doing" included "Donald Trump. Everything that he did. All
the things that he's doing now. We know that the institution is going to
change for the worse."
That caller said education for prisoners was the
inmates' priority. They also sought effective rehabilitation for all
prisoners and information about how money is allocated to prisons.
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Inmates inside a Delaware prison where four staff members were being
held hostage reached out to a newspaper in two phone calls to explain
their concerns, including the leadership of the U.S., educational
opportunities, rehabilitation and how the state spends money on prisons.
Prisoners at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center
funneled the calls Wednesday to The News Journal in Wilmington with the
help of one inmate's fiancee and another person's mother. The mother
told the paper her son was among the hostages.
In that call, an inmate said their reasons "for doing
what we're doing" included "Donald Trump. Everything that he did. All
the things that he's doing now. We know that the institution is going to
change for the worse."
That caller said education for prisoners was the
inmates' priority. They also sought effective rehabilitation for all
prisoners and information about how money is allocated to prisons.
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