For
sale: 47 el rancho deluxe microwave ovens in a pleasant shade of
gleaming stainless steel – bought from profits from county jail commissary
items...
Waco
– There's a new Sheriff in town who cannot find a way to explain to
law-abiding citizens why McLennan County taxpayers should pay $85,000
to upgrade the wiring in the county lockup so inmates can heat up
popcorn, chili-mac and noodles.
When
the building was designed, the architects and electrical inspectors
had no idea that the system would require the kind of high capacity
circuit breakers it takes to nuke all the assorted snack-doodles,
gee-dunk and junk foods available on the list of items available at
the commissary.
Hence,
the microwave ovens are long gone, stacked in the back, part of the
past – unless you are a trusty and live in the dormitory for
prisoners who have a special security status.
Apparently,
they can be trusted not to scald each other or corrections officers
with the stuff they put in the microwave ovens.
So
it goes.
Will
McLennan County sell the microwave ovens?
That's
up in the air for now. Need an attorney's opinion on that one. Who knows? Man could get sued over something like that, don't ya' see?
You know, they could have used all that money they spent on that for-profit jail to build a community, and then filled it by any means necessary... - an innocent bystander who requested anonymity because he is not authorized to speak on the subject
You know, they could have used all that money they spent on that for-profit jail to build a community, and then filled it by any means necessary... - an innocent bystander who requested anonymity because he is not authorized to speak on the subject
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