The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation lifted restrictions at nine prisons due to ongoing investigations following a rise in violence and drug overdoses this year. Lockdowns were announced on June 12 amid worrying statistics, including 13 inmate homicides and 41 unexplained deaths, likely linked to drug abuse. Despite the easing of restrictions for some facilities, 12 remain under tight controls as the department continues crackdowns leading to the recovery of significant contraband, including weapons and cellphones.
Authorities announced the rollback of restrictions at nine California prisons following a surge of violence and drug-related incidents, but 12 prisons remain on lockdown.
On June 12, the California Department of Corrections implemented a "modified program" due to increased violence, limiting inmate movements and privileges across 21 prisons.
The lockdown was a response to escalating violence, with 13 inmates killed and 41 deaths from "unexpected" incidents, likely drug overdoses.
In the past two weeks, thorough investigations led to the confiscation of numerous weapons and contraband, showcasing the ongoing safety challenges faced by prisons.
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