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be as comfortable as what we have here at E.D.C.", citing that although they consistently participated in protests against conditions, that the dormitories at EDC were fully stocked with televisions and microwave ovens. It was later revealed that the second round of protesting occurred after several inmates were upset that there had not gotten adequate news coverage of the incident.
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was clogged with emergency response vehicles attempting to reach the center to treat injuries. The protest began at 11:00 AM and continued well into the next day. Although no demands were made prior to the riot, Craven stated that prisoners were unhappy with food service, hobby and crafts, and dental
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officials reported that the FBOP would be reducing its use of contracted facilities, on the grounds that private prisons provided less effective and less safe services with no major cost reductions. The agency expects to permit current contracts on its thirteen remaining private facilities to expire.
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In response to growing need for more space and the success of the privately owned model, EDC began its first expansion in 1990. A second expansion came in the form of added housing and recreation in 1995 following the expectation that the center would increase its population by 296, to a total of 950
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On 1 December 1988, many prisoners from EDC were temporarily transferred to other federal prisons following a fire that broke out in the attic of the center, causing damage to certain parts of the facility. No injuries were reported. An open house was held in
January 1989 to showcase renovations made
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An aftershock of the protest continued two days later, leading to administrator John Morris requesting "30 to 35 ringleaders" be split up in various other federal prisons. Morris sent a total of 54 people who were behind the uprising to various county jails throughout Texas, and claimed "that won't
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26 June 1992 saw a sixth protest (turned riot) by prisoners, who were dissatisfied with the order in which food was served that evening. Setting fire to the recreation center and library, the protesting inmates destroyed the roof of the building and many contents surrounding it. Rocks were also used
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and started small fires. Demands were eventually released by prisoners, requesting more vegetables for prison meals. They allegedly held off authorities with baseball bats and kitchen utensils. The riot caused an estimated $ 250,000 in damages and one inmate was hospitalized after suffering a heart
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Another riot occurred nearly seven years later on 12 April 2010 after the prisoners of
Dormitory B refused to return to their cells. An overnight riot took place, and law enforcement was summoned and used 'chemical agents' to enforce compliance among the prisoners. No major injuries were reported.
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as a result of their actions during the riots. Prior to the riot, they had stockpiled over 16,000 pounds of rocks and had thrown multiple thousands of them during the altercation with SWAT. Following the riot, a select number of inmates alleged that they had been abused by prison guards, including
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A 5th protest nearly broke out when six inmates attempted to organize another one regarding food issues and medical care, acting up around 2:30 PM on 31 July 1991. They were quickly confined to separate quarters from the rest of the inmates. They were allegedly upset about the change in dinner for
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A similar protest to the May 1989 staging occurred on 29 October 1989, only 5 months after the previous one. A protest was held by 284 prisoners in the same manner in demand of more recreational privileges, sparked by a change in prisoner schedules. Unlike the previous protest, negotiations "fell
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A second incident in August 1994 saw six more inmates transferred to EDC from Reeves after riots sparked from corporate downsizing that resulted in the destruction of big screen TVs, exercise equipment, soda dispensers, and foosball tables. They also complained of 'salty water'.
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A fourth protest occurred on 6 March 1991 when three quarters of the 479 inmates refused to return to their quarters, although they did not initially set any demands, to the confusion of many administrators. After taking over the food service area, many began engaging in
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federal inspector John Morris stated that some of the complaints were overexaggerated. Further research by locals of the town concerned with the complaints agreed with federal investigations that prisoners had heavily embellished issues with the prison.
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to the head. Two inmates, Juan
Maldonado-Hernandez and Miguel Martinez-Lopez, were found guily of assaulting guard Tommy Jackson during the riot. On top of their then-current sentences, a judge added 10 years to their incarceration for the assault.
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the evening, which consisted of chicken fried steak, rather than the
Mexican food that was established following the May 1989 protest. Warden Jim Kimberling stated that the situation was defused once the old menu was brought back.
210:(INA) reduced the overall prison population after agreeing to deport non-naturalized criminals back to Mexico to serve out their sentence. Prisons like EDC were specifically affected due to their high Hispanic populations.
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and confined prisoners to the courtyard. Following the disturbance, Ron Smith retired from position of prison superintendent, and was replaced by James T Kimberling, a former employee of the
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following a protest at the Reeves facility that saw prisoners burning mattresses in protest of quarters inspections by guards. The protests occurred on 18 and 19 May, and prisoners were transferred following 20 May.
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through", and prisoners proceeded to riot, smashing windows, setting off fire extinguishers, and breaking cameras and furniture, costing thousands of dollars in damages. Police forces arrived in
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care. It was estimated that 400 of the 910 inmates participated in the riot. At least thirteen inmates, two SWAT team members, and one warden were injured, with eight being hospitalized.
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1640:"Prison uprising – Authorities quell disturbance at Eden Detention Center"
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is a privately owned and operated prison for men located in
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679:"Fire at Eden Federal Prison sends its inmates to others"
1917:"Eden inmates riot: Prisoners take over recreation yard"
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1535:"I'll tell you how I'd deal with the inmates at EDC"
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1051:"Eden prisoners say civil rights being violated"
2160:Williams Perner, Melissa Lynn (8 August 2001).
1295:"Second protest in six months hits Eden center"
2266:"Eden Detention Center locked down after riot"
1500:"Eden inmates stage rebellion over vegetables"
1329:"280 Inmates Riot; Time Change Cut Recreation"
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2301:"CCA hopes to extend federal prison contract"
1777:Stephens, Dean; Lister, Karen (20 May 1994).
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3220:Federal Bureau of Prisons Program Statement
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198:A 1993 agreement between Attorney General
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1570:"This concerns the Eden detention center"
1260:"May's heat is nothing new in West Texas"
2094:"Eden inmates charged; beatings claimed"
1989:"Inmates surrender after daylong sit-in"
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3233:Cunningham v. Federal Bureau of Prisons
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3210:List of United States federal prisons
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2091:Hargrave, Kacee (1 September 1996).
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1815:"Complaints spark inmates' rampage"
1812:McCracken, Peggy (30 August 1994).
1292:Macias, Loretta (30 October 1989).
1200:. 25 May 1989. p. 10 (sec 4).
995:from the original on 19 August 2016
853:"Owner sells Eden Detention Center"
545:from the original on 29 August 2016
191:to the public following the blaze.
2021:Hargrave, Kacee (23 August 1996).
1986:Hargrave, Kacee (22 August 1996).
1914:Hargrave, Kacee (22 August 1996).
1363:"Eden prison superintendent named"
1026:from the original on 2 August 2019
983:Zapotosky, Matt (18 August 2016).
713:"Detention center sets open house"
539:Corrections Corporation of America
215:Corrections Corporation of America
168:Corrections Corporation of America
144:Corrections Corporation of America
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1086:"Inmates at Eden shouldn't gripe"
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604:Daniel, Carol (2 February 1986).
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3244:Special Operations Response Team
3044:McNeil Island Corrections Center
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1884:"Order restored in Texas prison"
1372:. 18 November 1989. p. 1C.
1123:"300 prisoners protest in Texas"
745:Amos, Kathy (31 December 1989).
722:. 31 December 1988. p. 18.
607:"Center brings benefits to Eden"
2333:Khan, Rashda (21 August 2016).
2056:Shuler, Joel (24 August 1996).
1672:Coghlan, Keely (29 June 1992).
1602:Becknell, Bob (1 August 1991).
896:. 12 November 1995. p. 2.
887:"CCA names Eden center wardens"
850:Durhama, Ron (5 October 1995).
815:Smith, Andy (15 October 1993).
346:Reeves County Detention Complex
208:Immigration and Nationality Act
3215:Communications management unit
2467:Metropolitan Detention Centers
2298:Ward, Getahn (23 March 2006).
2206:. 8 January 2002. p. 4A.
2059:"Owner assesses riot's damage"
1637:Becknell, Bob (28 June 1992).
1338:. 31 October 1989. p. 3.
1083:Murray, Nancy (14 July 1987).
930:. 16 March 1999. p. D35.
780:Tait, Grant (16 August 1995).
688:. 2 December 1988. p. 4.
642:McSwain, Ross (19 June 1988).
237:United States Marshals Service
16:Prison in Texas, United States
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2137:. 15 March 2001. p. 4A.
2128:"Rioting leaves one injuried"
1963:. 22 August 1996. p. 6.
1891:. 22 August 1996. p. 3.
1707:Miller, Bill (30 June 1992).
1605:"Menu causes protest in Eden"
1567:No initials (13 March 1991).
202:and Mexican Attorney General
3287:1985 establishments in Texas
1954:"Texas prisoners stage riot"
1434:"Inmates negotiate in Texas"
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3254:† indicates closed facility
1960:The Marshall News Messenger
1742:Land, Keith (1 July 1992).
1509:. 8 March 1991. p. 7.
1443:. 7 March 1991. p. 3.
1409:. 7 March 1991. p. 9.
1257:Smith, Rick (12 May 2000).
1157:"EDEN, Texas – Disturbance"
578:. 5 March 1995. p. 5.
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2336:"Prison plan stuns cities"
2240:. 3 May 2003. p. 9A.
1675:"Eden Center still uneasy"
1234:. 27 May 1989. p. 1.
1191:"Uprising Ends Peacefully"
1166:. 24 May 1989. p. 8.
1132:. 24 May 1989. p. 6.
1048:Tomas, Jan (7 July 1987).
310:Mexican cuisine protest II
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2396:Federal Bureau of Prisons
2342:San Angelo Standard-Times
2272:San Angelo Standard-Times
2203:San Angelo Standard-Times
2169:San Angelo Standard-Times
2134:San Angelo Standard-Times
2100:San Angelo Standard Times
2065:San Angelo Standard-Times
2030:San Angelo Standard-Times
1995:San Angelo Standard-Times
1923:San Angelo Standard-Times
1856:San Angelo Standard-Times
1821:San Angelo Standard-Times
1716:San Angelo Standard-Times
1681:San Angelo Standard-Times
1646:San Angelo Standard Times
1611:San Angelo Standard-Times
1576:San Angelo Standard-Times
1541:San Angelo Standard-Times
1475:. 9 May 1991. p. 2.
1406:San Angelo Standard-Times
1369:San Angelo Standard-Times
1301:San Angelo Standard-Times
1266:San Angelo Standard-Times
1231:San Angelo Standard-Times
1092:San Angelo Standard-Times
1057:San Angelo Standard-Times
893:San Angelo Standard-Times
859:San Angelo Standard-Times
824:San Angelo Standard Times
789:San Angelo Standard-Times
754:San Angelo Standard-Times
719:San Angelo Standard-Times
651:San Angelo Standard-Times
613:San Angelo Standard-Times
575:San Angelo Standard-Times
272:Federal Bureau of Prisons
172:Federal Bureau of Prisons
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1751:Fort Worth Star-Telegram
1197:Tyler Morning Telegraph
685:The Tyler Courier-Times
535:"Eden Detention Center"
282:Recreation time protest
265:Mexican cuisine protest
1532:J.B. (12 March 1991).
1473:Greenfield Daily Times
119:1,370 (as of 2016)
43:702 E Broadway Street
2237:The Victoria Advocate
1506:Abilene Reporter-News
1335:The Salt Lake Tribune
420:Historical population
235:for 660 beds and the
225:Department of Justice
160:Eden Detention Center
76:31.21694°N 99.83389°W
22:Eden Detention Center
1129:The Spokesman-Review
927:The Kansas City Star
1468:"News of the weird"
1269:. pp. 1A, 4A.
425:
135:2017, reopened 2019
81:31.21694; -99.83389
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3132:Private facilities
2103:. pp. A1–A2.
1824:. pp. A1–A2.
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319:Food order protest
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1440:Spokane Chronicle
958:Prison Legal News
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330:X-rated materials
296:Vegetable protest
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