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Wash DOC may closing living units due to population decline

Here s why the Washington DOC is considering closing 18 living units in 12 prisons Several factors have led to significant unused capacity in its facilities. At least 3,600 of the DOC’s more than 18,000 beds are empty as of Thursday. Author: Kaitlin Riordan Updated: 4:09 PM PDT May 27, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash. The Washington Department of Corrections announced it is considering closing 18 living units at 12 correction centers across the state due to the declining prison population. DOC Communications Director Jacque Coe said several factors have led to significant unused capacity in its facilities. She said at least 3,600 of the DOC’s more than 18,000 beds are empty as of Thursday.

Man dies 2 years after beating in Seattle; suspect charged

Man dies 2 years after beating in Seattle; suspect charged May 5, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail SEATTLE (AP) A Washington state man who pleaded guilty in the 2019 beating of a 62-year-old homeless man in Seattle has been charged with second-degree murder after prosecutors said the man died two years later as a result of the attack. King County prosecutors said Ryan Johnston, 42, previously pleaded guilty to first-degree assault after hitting Jeffrey Christenson and bludgeoning him with a traffic cone while he was resting outside the Central Library in Seattle, The Seattle Times reported. An autopsy determined that Christenson died two years later from delayed complications and his death was a homicide. Johnston now faces a second-degree murder charge. Court records do not show if he has an attorney who could comment on his behalf.

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