POLK COUNTY, Ga. -- Polk County’s sheriff said he plans on knocking some time off of the sentences of the inmates who stepped in to help when a deputy went down.
The deputy, who asked not to be identified, said that when he woke up on the morning of June 12, he didn’t feel well.
It was 76 degrees outside, and the humidity was at 100 percent. He was on a work detail at a local cemetery with six inmates -- men he knew well from working together seven hours a day, five days a week.
“We spend a lot of time together,” the deputy said.
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5 comments:
sounds appropriate..... showing life skills upon their release.
Indeed
It would be good to se more of this, maybe they can get their lives turned in a better direction
That would not happen at E.C.I
See there's good in all of us.
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