A new study of all live births and jail incarcerations in New York City from 2010-2016 has found that births exposed to paternal jail incarceration during gestation were associated with 58% to over 200% higher odds of adverse outcomes than unexposed births, including increased odds of late preterm birth, low birthweight, small for gestational age (SGA), and Neonatal Intensive
Ruby Marin-Jordan. Courtesy photo.
Long Beach Police Chief Robert Luna has selected Administrator Ruby Marin-Jordan for promotion to Bureau Manager. Administrator Marin-Jordan will assume this position on May 22, 2021, in which she will oversee the Department’s Administration Bureau which includes the Information Management (Records) Division, Information Technology Section, Community Engagement Division, and Public Records Compliance Division.
“Since joining the Long Beach Police Department, Administrator Marin-Jordan has led our Department’s efforts to rethink traditional policing and continuing to build greater trust through increased responsiveness, transparency, and accountability,” stated Chief Luna. “She is a tremendous asset to our organization and will be a great leader for our Administration Bureau.”
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As New York State hospitals began to fear the worst last spring that the pace of the coronavirus would overtake their ability to discharge patients and clear beds they had to decide what to do with people being admitted for acute psychiatric care.
In the second week of March 2020, only 325 New Yorkers had tested positive for COVID-19 but images from abroad and the pace of infection outlined a worrying forecast. By the end of the week, New York would confirm its first casualty from a virus that has deeply strained the health-care system and claimed more than 51,000 lives statewide.
New York City Department of Correction captain charged in death of inmate
A captain with the New York City Department of Correction has been charged with criminally negligent homicide for allegedly ordering subordinates not to help a detainee as he hanged himself in a cell.
Rebecca Hillman, 38, was charged in the death of Manhattan Detention Complex inmate Ryan Wilson, according to a grand jury indictment.
Hillman was arraigned before Judge Laura Ward and pleaded not guilty on Monday, district attorney’s office spokeswoman Naomi Puzzello told CNN. She was released on her own recognizance, Puzzello said.
“As alleged in the indictment, the death of Ryan Wilson wasn’t just a tragedy it was a crime,” District Attorney Cyrus Vance said in a news release.