(Westover, MD) – Maryland State Police investigators are continuing an investigation into the death of a state prison inmate in Somerset County.
The inmate is identified as Alexander Denver Christopher, 32. Christopher was a state prison inmate serving time at the Eastern Correctional Institution in Princess Anne, Maryland. State Police Homicide Unit investigators are awaiting results of an autopsy being conducted at the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Baltimore for the cause and manner of death.
Last night around midnight, the Maryland State Police Homicide Unit received a phone call from the Eastern Correctional Institution in reference to an inmate death. Investigators told State Police two men were transported to Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury, one of which was Christopher who was pronounced deceased my medical personnel at the hospital.
State Police Homicide Unit investigators are continuing the investigation begun by the DPSCS IIU. Assistance has been provided by State Police crime scene technicians and investigators from the State Police Criminal Enforcement Division. Upon completion, the investigation will be presented to the Somerset County State’s Attorney’s Office for review.
No investigation necessary. Fentanyl. Case closed.
ReplyDeleteWhen are they going to catch the drug dealers who "guard" that place?
ReplyDeleteWhat about ALL the officer deaths at the Hellhole over the
ReplyDeleteyears, caused by the stress of the corrupt administration !!!
60+ in Fact & No-one cares about that !!!!
Lean Mean Kathleen Green !!!! LOL
ReplyDeleteSomeone is going to get fired...
ReplyDeleteand potentially charged criminally
Warden needs to be suspended immediately
ReplyDeleteI don't usually comment on these posts , but I must say this. All the people out there that like to think Correctional Officers are all dirty should try walking in our shoes for a day or so. Do you have the nerve to run to a fight in progress with homemade inmate weapons Involved, all while trying to protect the guys that have caused harm to your society, or responding to a non responsive inmate for an overdose trying to save his life. When you walk the tiers with 96 convicted felons then you can say what you like. I can because I did it for 20yrs. I happen to know that the death was from an inmate on inmate assault and the Warden is a good person with a lot of experience. As far as the drugs there are numerous arrests to visitors. Until you know some of what goes on there STFU.
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