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Medications

Interview with Joe, Walter, Wendy, Ella and Annie

JM: Did you always have access to necessary medications?
Joe: didn't need any
Walter: I do not require medication but I know it was avaliable for those that required it.
Wendy: Yes, any medications were given to you whenever needed.
Ella: Medical needs were always provided through the proper procedures.
Annie: Med call four times a day

JM: How did you get your medications?
Joe: n/a
Walter: I do not require medications so I did not have to worry about this. I know that it was avaliable for those that required medication.
Wendy: They were kept with the nurse on site, but I took mine when I left in the mornings for work, so I kept them in my locker.
Ella: Administered by a jail officer 3 times a day or by yourself if the medication was one that could be allowed to keep on person.
Annie: Guards would disperse them four times a day breakfast much 4pm and bedtime. You can get over the counter meds at that time

JM: What types of punishments were incurred for abuse of drugs? Did you ever witness this?
Joe: the hole
Walter: I believe you got more time added on. I didn't see anyone get in trouble for drug use. At the workhouse, I witnessed a gentlemen come back from work drunk and he got sent back to jail.
Wendy: You lost your workhouse privileges, and were transported back to Lino Lakes. I saw a girl freaking out, screaming, and throwing herself around on the floor because they were sending her back for using Meth while in there. Idiot. You're in jail. For drug posession. You brought and used drugs in jail. Hello!
Ella: I believe some sort of segregation time and possibly new charges depending on the circumstances. I did not witness any one punished for this during my stay.
Annie: Segregation and extra time added onto the sentence, yes i seen this happen. A girl came in with drugs and she was out in seg and got a new charge.

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