The 457-page report is the result of a yearlong audit of Metro Corrections conducted by former FBI agent David Beyer at the request of Metro Council following a string of in-custody deaths.
A string of deaths inside the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections led to multiple investigations being launched last year.
Jerry Collins took office soon after the eighth inmate in a five-month span died inside the jail.
Investigators said they found nearly 60 pills and something else: suspected fentanyl, leading to another arrest.
It happened Wednesday afternoon in a dorm for inmates enrolled in a detox program at the jail in downtown Louisville.
Jerry Collins, the jail commander of the Clark County jail in Jeffersonville will take over Metro Corrections on April 4th.
Jerry Collins, the jail commander of the Clark County jail in Jeffersonville will take over command of Metro Corrections in April.
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Stewart Bridgman Jr., president and CEO of Bridgehaven Inc., said the mental health center on South 1st Street has an abundance of resources available and works with all kinds of people.
It is the fourth investigation into the ongoing issues inside Metro Corrections.