Most Oklahoma jails failed health inspections in 2022
State jail inspectors found hundreds of violations in 2022, ranging from faulty smoke detection systems to raw sewage leaks.
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State jail inspectors found hundreds of violations in 2022, ranging from faulty smoke detection systems to raw sewage leaks.
A state health department inspector found a man lying in soiled clothing during an unannounced examination of the Kiowa County Jail in early September.
State jail inspectors found hundreds of violations in 2022, ranging from faulty smoke detection systems to raw sewage leaks.
A state health department inspector found a man lying in soiled clothing during an unannounced examination of the Kiowa County Jail in early September.
A state health department inspector found a man lying in soiled clothing during an unannounced examination of the Kiowa County Jail in early September. Months earlier, in February 2022, an inspector cited the Bryan County Detention Center for failing to have working intercoms in every cell, raising the odds that detainees in distress would not be able to reach staff.