Floyd Co allows changing of clothes ONCE Per Week

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12-26-2011, 10:37 PM

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Floyd Co allows changing of clothes ONCE Per Week

Even folks on death row get to change underwear more often than that.

This is a FACT!
Men and Women wearing filthy clothing for SEVEN Full Days.

Outerwear for a week is uncalled for,
Forcing inmates to endure bacteria-laden underwear for a full week should be considered a criminal act.

I'm no Md. Doctor, however
I am strongly inclined to believe that this could assist in the growth of Toxic-Shock-Syndrome, spread of MSRA, Hepatitis, Herpes and a host of other pathogens.

Just FYI, Hepatitis can live on an inanimate surface up to 14 days,

Imagine what a Petri dish their underclothes have become after a week in that Hot Jail Environment.

Old Man

Last edited by Old Man; 12-26-2011 at 10:46 PM..