Fulton County Jail. (Photo: Mark Greenberg/ALM)
"Jails are public health powder kegs on a good day, and this highly contagious virus could wreak havoc on the people trapped inside if we do not begin to decarcerate immediately,” Southern Center for Human Rights Executive Director Sara Totonchi said.
March 23, 2020 at 02:27 PM
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Amid heightened alarm over the novel coronavirus pandemic, Fulton County Sheriff Ted Jackson announced Monday that an inmate in the jail has tested positive for COVID-19.
The man is now hospitalized, according to a statement issued by Public Affairs Officer Tracy Flanagan. He is in his 30s and has been undergoing treatment for a chronic illness that may have rendered him more susceptible to the virus, she said.
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