Picture taken before first hunger strike. |
Soja comes off this strike with the following concessions to his demands:
1. Soja was transferred out of the hole, back to general population.
2. All restrictions originating from petty and retaliatory write-ups have been removed.
3. Soja will be re-imbursed $25.
4. Soja will be allowed to spend $100 on hygiene products and will be allowed to order a clothing box. (Purchases that are normally restricted).
5. Soja's security level will be reduced back to 5A if there are no incidents for 30 days.
Soja wants his supporters to know that he appreciates all that they have done, and that it is important to continue the struggle against the prison system: "there are a whole lot of people who are ready to snap in this place. Prison authorities put guys in messed up situations, where it is nearly impossible to hold on to your self-respect and principles."
Picture taken near end of first hunger strike. |
Whats the deal with this guy?
ReplyDeleteHe has been targeted for harassment, death threats and violence by guards at OSP. He has defended himself, and thus the violence against him has escalated.
DeleteCurrently, as far as we know, he is off hunger strike and we're continuing to monitor his situation and hope we can prevent the guards from further escalating their attacks on him.
This inmate has fooled everyone into believing his lies. People need to find out the true story to him before believing his story. Just remember hes not in prison for basically life for being an outstanding citizen. Hes lucky to have the privileges he already has.
DeleteI doubt it.
ReplyDeleteSo does the jury: http://www.redbirdprisonabolition.org/2013/02/cornelius-harris-trial-from-perspective.html
Regardless of what he's in for or how long, torture in supermax solitary, harassment and death threats make no sense.