aging prisoners
Calls for Clemency at Vigil for COVID-19 Death at Sing Sing
Brooke Henderson |
Advocates gathered in their cars or stood six feet apart beyond the fence of Sing Sing correctional facility Friday to hold a vigil for Juan Mosquero, 58.
Brooke Henderson
The state prison system says that 201 employees, 36 inmates and 13 parolees had tested positive and that four deaths were now linked to the coronavirus.
Advocates gathered in their cars or stood six feet apart beyond the fence of Sing Sing correctional facility Friday to hold a vigil for Juan Mosquero, 58.
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