SEATTLE, September 10, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Today, the U. S. District Court for the District of Nevada posted updates on a lawsuit against the Federal Bureau of Prisons, a federal detention center in Seattle (FDC SeaTac ), a Seattle law (Foster Garvey) and the director of the FDC (Israel Jacquez), exposed the spread of COVID-19 in the thief, of which two Hispanic prisoners were forced to remain in the general population of criminals, after the offender’s fitness service staff learned that they had tested positive. for the coronavirus, as asymptomatic individuals from COVID-19, capable of safely infecting other criminals and criminal staff without knowing it PRIORITY NEWS ABOUT BLACK PRISONER IN FDC SEATAC INFECTED WITH COVID-19 CAUSING BLOCKING This news (outbreak) of the pandemic of COVID-19 Follows End of Month Civil Action Reports, Cary Lee Peterson, et. Alabama. V. John Doe 1, et al. , CA N ° 20-cv-00808 (9th Cir. USDC Nevada), related to “ Black Political Thief Seeks Bail Pending Appeal After COVID-19 Infection Attack in Seattle FDC ” (https: //news. yahoo. com/black-political-crooker -seeks-bail-081700180. html) – an ordinary scenario in which an African-American crooker, known as “Nathaniel Durant,” had given positive for coronavirus when it arrived. at FDC SeaTac on July 17, at a later time assigned to the same criminal cell phone as African-American civil rights activist Cary Lee Peterson, although the criminal unit has twenty empty cell phones, according to court documents from the COVID emergency relief motion -19 from Peterson, which was first denied via the US circuit approval ruling on Theodore McKee, but less than a week later, went under seal through the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, and it’s now the lower precedence review. DIAGNOSED WITH COVID-19 IN PRISON BUT NEVER SAYS IT HAS BEEN INFECTED Criminal records show that Hispanic inmate “Jesús Pérez” was diagnosed as an asymptomatic individual with COVID-19, on July 29, 2020 and, as a result, staff Fitness thief awarded him a 90-day space arrest pass. But at no point was Pérez told through anyone at the Bureau of Prisons that he had the COVID-19 virus, or that he had been released 90 days after the space arrest, on July 29. However, Pérez discovered this fact after the United States Attorney in Montana made an erroneous judicial presentation in a criminal proceeding for the compassionate release of Pérez, which the director of the FDC, SeaTac Jacquez, denied in August. ; weeks after the FDC’s “RN” (“Figueroa”) approved Pérez for a 90-day space arrest pass on July 29, a location revealed in court records filed through the state attorney’s workplace – United States, August 27, 2020 (that is, United States v. Jesús Alberto Pérez, Case No. 98-cr-00017-CCL, Ninth Cir. USDC-MT, ECF Doc. No. 432-1, 171-173 ). Additionally, the BOP mistakenly began mailing Perez’s thief to his mother’s home in Kennewick, WA. , Presumably because the BOP gym staff had granted him a pass [in the past]. 90-day space arrest – however, Pérez had stayed at FDC SeaTac at HISPANIC INMATE POSITIVE TEST FOR COVID-19 AT CDC Forced to visit FDC DAYS LATER Another Hispanic inmate known as “Oscar López” arrived at FDC SeaTacArray after testing positive in COVID-19 virus at a CDC direct access verification center in July. However, Lopez was forced to pass as a thief for a non-violent crime probation violation, despite telling his probation worker that he was inflamed and had only been quarantined by a few. weeks before delivery. Dated. Like, Peterson, Durant and Pérez – lately López remains in the general population of the FDC SeaTac unit “QADRE”; described as a 70 to 80 inmate unit where the majority of inmates leave the unit (or offenders) daily for legal work through the warden. The Federal Bureau of Prisons population report for September 4, 2020 shows a total of 649 offenders at FDC SeaTac, a significant increase from the 585 offenders there on July 17, when Durant arrived at FDC inflamed with the COVID-virus. 19, as last reported last month (https://tinyurl. com/fdc-seatac) OTHER FINDINGS AND DISCOVERY OF COVID-19 OUTBREAK FROM COURT RECORDS Court documents have disclosed disclosure (additional ) of a 69-year-old Caucasian thief known as “Bruce Lewis” Some other non-violent offender, corrupted by a white collar crime in the Southern District of New York, claiming that he had asked for COVID-19 control 3 times since June, but they were told through unscrupulous fitness staff that it may not be monitored because the COVID-19 verification kits were out of date. Lewis’s comments at the Peterson trials were followed by a laundry clerk robber who said there were more than 40 inmates inflamed with COVID-19 in the “FA unit,” which made him uncomfortable that the robber didn’t have enough. ” PPE “. to take care of the dirty clothes of several inflamed inmates [newcomers] in segregation. In the case of Pérez (US v. Pérez, USDC-MT, ECF Doc. No. 431 at p. 8), Assistant US Attorney Stewart (Montana) stated: “As of August 26, 2020 Array . . . there were 1,461 federal inmates and 648 BOP employees have shown positive COVID-19 control effects nationwide. Currently, 10,443 inmates and 896 employees have recovered. ” (That is, approximately 9% of the 127,177 federal inmates in BOP-run facilities had been inflamed with COVID-19 according to BOP population statistics as of August 27, 2020. ) Ironically , the updates to the “ Peterson v Doe 1 Lawsuit ” refer to a senior BOP employee whose relatives from the Peterson sentencing sentence on Anne E. Thompson, NJ, has been known as the associate director of all the federal workplace generation department. of criminals, guilty of everything from study software to criminal rights; and managing offender registries and inmate mail, for Perez, Peterson, and all federal offenders with the BOP inmate population. Therefore, Peterson’s civil action was initiated in Nevada federal court in April for civil rights claims similar to a ruthless and rare punishment (similar to a 120-day COVID-19 crooker mobile lockdown), for ” delete “and modify and obstruct legal mail. and erroneous crooker records as a result of incomplete filing report and other mandatory sentencing procedures [ie re. Rule 32 (i) (3); ECF Doc. 170] (under special review through various federal circuits), remain in limbo, without appeal, for political thief Cary Peterson, Mexican thief Jesús Pérez, and other federal inmates at FDC SeaTac.
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