Name: Covid in prison: 'We should be treated like humans' - BBC News
Uploaded: 2020-12-30T18:20:09.000Z
Duration: 3 min 20 s
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A lot of people are sleepwalking, so I'm walking around like wake up.

Are you paying attention to what's happening?

My name is Rita Macintosh, and I am housed a woman.

The MSC building, which is a warehouse with open gas, piped up on the ceiling.

I had a temperature of 102.5 and they just put me into a room.

Way ended up catching it because we don't have that social distancing space way have 16 million, so 10 minutes.

So we have four Mansell's, and that's just not possible when they're in rooms that are built like a closet.

And I'm in here on Valley Correction Facility.

She went to the desk, told the desk that she wasn't feeling well.

They told her to go lie down that they were gonna call healthcare I was walking past my room.

It appeared as my bunkie was having a stroke.

Then she appeared as she couldn't breathe.

And the officer doesn't look pain like she didn't know what to do.

She didn't want to step into the room, and I watched her take her last breath.

Healthcare came to her with the oxygen tank, and by then she had already passed.

And I'm serving an eight year sentence at woman here on Valley Correctional Facility.

They literally just bolted bunks to the cement and it was just stealing on my feeling him up.

Then it would get so hot in there to the point that people couldn't breathe.

We didn't have no windows open or anything like that.

 We're still people were still human beings. 

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Covid in prison: 'We should be treated like humans' - BBC News

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