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Dayton Citizen Johnny Jackson, a former employee of NaphCare, the private company to which the Montgomery County Jail contracts out its medical services, broke a gag order to tell his side of the story about the work environment at the jail.
NaphCare, which no longer services prisons in its home state of Alabama, has a long history of litigation against it. NaphCare was one of the subjects of the book Dying Inside, The HIV/AIDS Ward at Limestone Prison, by Benjamin Fleury-Steiner with Carla Crowder (University of Michigan Press, 2008).
This video was originally published on Nov 29, 2011
Dayton Citizen Johnny Jackson, a former employee of NaphCare, the private company to which the Montgomery County Jail contracts out its medical services, broke a gag order to tell his side of the story about the work environment at the jail.
NaphCare, which no longer services prisons in its home state of Alabama, has a long history of litigation against it. NaphCare was one of the subjects of the book Dying Inside, The HIV/AIDS Ward at Limestone Prison, by Benjamin Fleury-Steiner with Carla Crowder (University of Michigan Press, 2008).
This video was originally published on Nov 29, 2011










