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Officials: Inmate at Grimes Unit in Newport dies - Vimarsana News

Officials: Inmate at Grimes Unit in Newport dies

An inmate at the Grimes Unit in Newport died Tuesday, according to the Arkansas Department of Corrections.

Arkansas lawmakers surprised to hear of audit involving ammo from state prisons - Vimarsana News

Arkansas lawmakers surprised to hear of audit involving ammo from state prisons

A routine legislative budget hearing Wednesday led to questions about firearms inventory at the Department of Corrections, because of a state audit that revealed that an employee of the prison system sold almost 30,000 rounds of revolver ammunition without anyone's knowledge.

Arkansas lawmakers surprised to hear of audit involving ammo from state prisons - Vimarsana News

Arkansas lawmakers surprised to hear of audit involving ammo from state prisons

A routine legislative budget hearing Wednesday led to questions about firearms inventory at the Department of Corrections, because of a state audit that revealed that an employee of the prison system sold almost 30,000 rounds of revolver ammunition without anyone's knowledge.

Prison inmate facing new charge involving theft of backhoe - Vimarsana News

Prison inmate facing new charge involving theft of backhoe

Photo: Harold Saeler A Marion County man sentenced to 10 years in the Arkansas Department of Correction in 2020 is facing a new charge in Baxter County.

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Report: Arkansas prisons resume medical co-pays, one of only three states to do so - Vimarsana News

Report: Arkansas prisons resume medical co-pays, one of only three states to do so

UPDATE: Report: Arkansas prisons resume medical co-pays, one of only three states to do so The Prison Policy Project calls out Arkansasfor being one of three states, along with Idaho and Minnesota, that have resumed co-pays for prisoners seeking medical treatment. They had been suspended in March on account of the pandemic, which has swept through the prison system. Despite a record number of new COVID-19 cases in prisons this month, some state departments of correction are already starting to roll back necessary suspensions of medical co-pays. Prior to the pandemic, most prison systems ch...