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Day Two: Marion County Grand Jury Indicts 35 People

The following list of names was provided by the Office of the Marion County prosecutor's prosecution.

Six men were indicted on assault and malicious conspiracy charges for their alleged involvement in a beating Fairmont last October.

Fairmont police say Curtis Matthews Jr., 19 of Brandywine, Maryland, Eric Davis, 19, Washington DC, John Leggett, 18 West Union, Keith Tate, 18, Washington DC, Wayne Thomas, 20 Fairmont and Christopher Franklin, 19 Canton, OH. beat three men near Locust Ave.

Investigators said one victim was pepper-sprayed, hit on the head, thrown to the ground, and kicks.

The other two victims were beaten with blunt instruments.

A man had a fractured skull, and the other sustained many lumps on his head, which was closed with staples, according to court documents.

Tiera Dickerson, 27 of Detroit, Michigan, and Harold Jackson, 38, of Detroit, Michigan, were charged with child neglect creating risk of injury, possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver, delivery of a controlled substance and conspiracy to commit a crime.

The Sheriff's Department Marion County arrested the duo in August.

Court documents show that they had traveled in the region of Fairmont to offer several types of controlled substances for the money.

A confidential informant contacted Jackson and go to the Holiday Inn in Fairmont to buy drugs from Jackson.

Authorities meet the informant witnessed Jackson Dickerson in the car park to exchange hydrocodone pills in exchange for money. Jackson was a small child during the transaction.

Authorities obtained a search warrant for the hotel room that Dickerson had rented and found three minor children aged 2, 11 and 12.

SCORE – Our Reporter 'Does Time' Inside South King County's New ...

By Ralph Nichols

A few days before the official opening of SCORE - Southern Correctional Prison Misdemeanant multinational entity - I was introduced to this facility of $ 52 million.

I was not there as a prisoner, not raising his eyes, but as a journalist for a look around inside before he began receiving the bad side of the law.

Is the result of SCORE's opinion in King County suburbs a few years ago that by 2012, they would need their own prison facilities because local jails could then stop accepting inmates charged convicted of crimes or offenses.

Reacting to the announcement, Des Moines, Burien, Tukwila, SeaTac, Renton, Auburn and Federal Way have come together to build a new prison. Six cities forged a funding program. Des Moines is the host city.

The 16 hectares on which is built is SCORE land donated by the Port of Seattle, just south of Sea-Tac International Airport.

"We did it!"Des Moines Mayor Bob Sheckler, vice president of the board of SCORE, said at the beginning of this tour.

The 164,000 square foot facility has a capacity of housing 813 inmates, which will increase the demand for prison space in the future. Currently SCORE member cities have about 400 inmates in tort scattered around the state.

There are 29 beds dedicated to housing inmates medical. Most of the health problems of prisoners are drug related and alcohol SCORE Director Penny Bartley said.

SCORE has nearly 150 full-time equivalent positions, including correctional officers and food and medical services - which include 24 hours of care.

Member cities will fund the operations of SCORE with payments totaling approximately $ 11 million annually, which is "cheaper, a considerable saving," that what the city had to pay collectively cities contract for services of the prison, said Sheckler .

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