From Daniel X. Cohen's article appearing in Prison Journalism Project:
One afternoon in May 2023, I was sorting laundry at Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility, a medium security prison in San Diego, when the tower officer ran an alarm test. The old alarms had just been replaced and, because of where I was standing, I caught a direct blast of the newer, louder alarm. At once, I jumped and broke into a run, searching for cover.
A friend of mine was nearby. He burst into laughter. “You broke!” he said.
I hadn’t even thought about what I was doing. It was an instinctive reaction. Continue reading >>>
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