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Cells at Illinois prison intake facility in Joliet infested with vermin, lawsuit says - Vimarsana News

Cells at Illinois prison intake facility in Joliet infested with vermin, lawsuit says

“Mice run in and out of cells all night long. Cockroaches crawl up the walls, crawl into bedding and bury themselves in commissary items. Gnats and flies swarm the pools of flooded water in common shower areas,” according to the lawsuit.

Cells at Illinois Prison Intake Facility in Joliet Infested With Vermin, Lawsuit Says - Vimarsana News

Cells at Illinois Prison Intake Facility in Joliet Infested With Vermin, Lawsuit Says

Prisoners at an Illinois Department of Corrections facility in Joliet suffer through nightmare living conditions, with rat-infested cells, rotten food and raw...

Lawsuit: Vermin, mold and sewage overflow rampant at IDOC facility - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit: Vermin, mold and sewage overflow rampant at IDOC facility

Prisoners at an Illinois Department of Corrections intake facility are living among mice, rats, roaches and other insects, have seen feces in the kitchen and are forced to eat rotten

Lawsuit: Vermin, mold and sewage overflow rampant at Crest Hill IDOC facility - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit: Vermin, mold and sewage overflow rampant at Crest Hill IDOC facility

Vermin, mold and sewage overflow rampant at Crest Hill IDOC facility: lawsuit

Cells at Illinois prison intake facility infested with vermin, lawsuit claims - Vimarsana News

Cells at Illinois prison intake facility infested with vermin, lawsuit claims

"Mice run in and out of cells all night long. Cockroaches crawl up the walls, crawl into bedding, and bury themselves in commissary items," according to the lawsuit against the warden and director of