[Note: As of 2/8/21 there are a total of 103 positive cases of COVID-19 at SCI, 21 of which are currently active.]
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"It's frustrating in here right now. You have a lot of inmates literally standing up saying, 'What the fuck? Why are you guys doing this to us?'”
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[Note: As of 2/8/21 there are a total of 103 positive cases of COVID-19 at SCI, 21 of which are currently active.]
Santiam Correctional Institution (SCI) / February 2, 2020.
But you don't have a right to continue to put people in danger, you know, especially people who are highly susceptible and could die from it. And when the people refused...
So the second thing that they did was they came through today and they told everybody you know get on your bunks and they went around and told everybody publicly, again, in violation of HIPAA...
This time they gave us the 2 day tests, so these people who tested positive have been sitting in out unit for 2 days with COVID-19 spreading it even further...
So rather than going down and grabbing these people and saying "Ok you're COVID-19 positive, we need to quarantine you" they go down to the kitchen, grab these people...
But instead, they marched these people who they know are COVID-19 positive up into a dorm with 120 people and just further spread it.
The first round of COVID tests bunk 1076 tested positive for COVID-19. He was a part of the whole shenanigan...
They are not decontaminating areas that they know are COVID-19 positive, they're not!
There's decontamination, kind of, of the day room with this ion machine but these are areas...
[Do you know if it's directly because he was put in a contaminated space?]
There's no like "OK we're gonna give it a couple hours, a couple days, they just move somebody immediately in a contaminated zone without cleaning it."
So it's... it's... It's happened again.
Multiple situations where they are just not caring about how dangerous COVID is, and they're not even following their own protocols.
The problem is when it came to implementing it, they never did.
People who are COVID-19 positive are being marched into dorms with hundreds of people. That's my... how did Peter Griffin say it? That grinds my gears!
[Wait, can I ask you a couple questions?]
Oh yeah, go for it.
[So how long were people positive kept around people who weren't this time around? Because the tests were really long, right? How long were the tests?]
[So how many people do you estimate got it, because right now the COVID-19 tracking page was updated on February 1st...
96 total at Santiam? Active cases?
[It says 14 active but 96 total.]
Ok that number went down because of that.
I can't say facility wide, I can say conclusively my dorm, my dorm had 8 people. And that's 8 out of like a hundred, so on our second round we're talking a 10% positive rate.
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