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ICE still iced out at Rikers ... for now
Chalk one up for the City Council. At least for now. Lawmakers suing Mayor Eric Adams over his bid to welcome U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement onto Rikers Island scored a temporary reprieve from the courts yesterday: A state judge halted all negotiations over the pending facility slated for Rikers Island.
The same week, a non-renewed, non-transformed Rikers Island reported its fifth inmate death of the year: Dashawn Jenkins, 27, who died of a ruptured appendix after days of obvious symptoms that ...
A Rikers Island inmate who allegedly tried to kill a man by slitting his throat died behind bars Monday, the fifth death in city custody in fewer than two months. Dashawn Jenkins, 27, succumbed ...
The New York City Department of Correction confirms Dashawn Jenkins, 27, died while in custody Monday night, just one day after his birthday. Officials say staff noticed he was visibly ill while ...
FBI agents arrested two New York correction officers Wednesday accused of beating to death a Rikers Island inmate, Newsweek reports. A pretrial detainee, 52-year-old Ronald Spear, was killed in ...
to have offices on Rikers Island for the first time in more than a decade. The administration has defended the move as a way to fight crime by alleged members of international gangs. Brittany ...
Inside his cell on Rikers Island, Brian Croskey spends hours every day drawing elaborate artwork to free his mind.
are again allowed to be granted office space on Rikers, which currently locks up nearly 7,000 inmates, mostly pre-trial detainees. The mayoral order says that the federal personnel on the island ...
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