THE LAWYERS AND
OFFICIALS WHO TACITLY SAID THERE WAS ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO PROVE THE ABUSE AND
TORTURING OF MENTALLY DISABLED INMATES IN THE DADE C.I. TCU.
In the end of 2014,
Disability Rights Florida filed a 42 USC 1983 Civil Rights complaint lawsuit
against Florida Department of Corrections (FDC) Secretary Michael Crews, FDC
and Wexford Health Sources Inc. This
lawsuit was filed in the United States District Court, for the Southern District
of Florida, Miami Division and assigned case number 1 : 14 – CV – 23323.
If you google ‘Pacer’
on the internet and go to the Pacer site, you can use the Pacer service to read
this lawsuit and all the filings on it.
I ask that you please do this because if you do you’ll read the
following:
The actual complaint
that was filed in this class-action lawsuit mentions in some detail the shower
in the Dade C.I. TCU that was used as a torturing device to punish mentally
disabled inmates, it mentions the murder of Darren Rainey and it mentions how
inmates were physically abused and denied food in the Dade C.I. TCU as a form
of punishment. I haven’t read this
lawsuit in over a year, but I believe these are the only circumstances the
lawsuit mentioned.
The court documents
you read on this case will further show that the defendants (FDC Secretary,
FDC, and Wexford Health Sources Inc.) in this lawsuit agreed to settle it with
Disability Rights Florida in favour of Disability Rights Florida within a year
of the lawsuit being filed.
A review of the
settlement offer in this lawsuit will show that the changes the defendants
agreed to make to the Dade C.I. TCU were the types of changes the defendants
would of only agreed to if they knew the torturing and abuses mentioned in the
actual lawsuit happened. Please read
this lawsuit, the filings in this lawsuit and the settlement. You’ll see what I’m saying is accurate.
Now why would these
defendants agree to settle a class action lawsuit and institute several changes
in the Dade C.I. TCU that cost these defendants substantial money to institute,
if the circumstances stated in the actual lawsuit were not true? The answer to this question is obvious. They wouldn’t have. The FDC Secretary, FDC and Wexford Health
Sources Inc. knew the shower was being used as a torturing device to punish
mentally disabled inmates, these defendants knew that Darren Rainey was killed,
these defendants knew mentally disabled inmates were being physically abused
and denied food in the Dade C.I. TCU as a form of punishment; and these defendants knew that the mentally
disabled inmates in the Dade C.I. TCU were being subjected to cruel and unusual
punishment. The defendants knew these
things were factual so they agreed to the settlement.
The settlement in the
foregoing class action lawsuit was obtained in 2015. The Dade County State Attorney had from 2012 till
March 17, 2017 to find ways to twist all the evidence relating to abuse and
torturing in the Dade C.I. TCU and the murder of Darren Rainey.
Isn’t it outrageous
that the lawyers representing FDC’s Secretary, FDC and Wexford Health Sources,
Inc. all knew there was enough evidence in this lawsuit to settle it in favour
of those who sued them and the Miami Federal District Court accepted that
settlement, based on the lawyers tacitly recognizing the evidence and agreeing
to settle, but the Dade County State Attorney now tells the people of Florida
and the World she’s not going to prosecute?
What is the obvious real reason why State Attorney Katherine Rundle
decided to not prosecute Rainey’s killers?
It is the same reason her office has chose to not prosecute any law
enforcement official for killing an African American in Dade County,
Florida. To simply state it: Black Lives don’t Matter to Dade County State
Attorney Ms Rundle.
I believe that it is
obvious that the law enforcement officials in Dade County Florida know that if
they unlawfully kill an African American they don’t have to worry about being
prosecuted. Dade County State Attorney
Ms Rundle will protect them.
What is happening to
the foundation our country was built on?
What is happening to our country?
You say, “well this stuff doesn’t affect me now.” As things continue to get worse, you will one
day be affected by the racism and hatred that is happening in these times. Why don’t you, with peace, love and wisdom, take
action now and maybe you won’t be affected?
I believe Black Lives and all Lives mater. What do you believe and do your actions
support what you say you believe?
Please share this blog
with your friends and with anybody you believe can help us with getting justice
for Darren Rainey and the mentally disabled at Dade C.I. Please sign our petition at Change.org
entitled THE LIFE OF BLACK, MENTALLY DISABLED MUSLIM PRISONER DARREN RAINEY DOES MATTER
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