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‘Vigilante’ Inmate Murder Probe Widens
July 3rd, 2008FBI and Maryland officials join forces to determine how the Maryland inmate died.
The “vigilante justice” case of a Maryland cop-killer suspect who was found strangled to death in his cell has expanded to include everybody working at the D.C.-area jail. Initially, authorities announced that seven corrections officers who had access to Ronnie White were under investigation for the 19-year-old inmate’s death. White, who was held in solitary confinement, was discovered in his cell Sunday with two broken bones in his neck; he died from asphyxiation and strangulation, according to a Maryland medical examiner. Two days prior, White had been arrested and charged in the hit-and-run death of Prince George’s County police Cpl. Richard Findley. According to police, White, who was driving a stolen truck, struck the officer, who tried to flag the vehicle down. Prince George’s County Chief Executive Jack Johnson, who described White’s death as a case of “vigilante justice,” said that the suspect’s apparent payback killing is inexcusable. “The killing of the officer is absolutely abhorrent, but also, Mr. White was presumed innocent and deserved his day in court just like any other citizens,” Johnson said. “We live in a constitutional democracy, and no one has the right to be judge and jury.” The FBI, which is working with Maryland State Police, said Tuesday that all 630 staffers at the Prince George’s County Correctional Center will be part of the investigation. Several guards have said they will not talk to investigators, according to Ramon Korionoff, a spokesman for Prince George’s County State’s Attorney Glenn Ivey. “The family of Ronnie White is absolutely, unequivocally outraged, incensed and deeply saddened that the life of their loved one could be taken so cold[ly], so callously,” attorney Bobby Henry told reporters Tuesday. “Something is dreadfully wrong with the system.”
i tell it’s carzy out here and in jail as a young was killed i say dat;s carzy but i think if sum cops dont want to talk they got somthing to hide and they should be put out on da spot. it’s sad that the cops is taken over. like what happend in ny with BELL it’s cazy and sad at the same time. if cops can shot at somebody over 50 times it’s sad how they can do that and get away with it they can go home knowin that they killed sombody and can go to sleep at night but let sombody do that in da the st. and they cant get away they would have life in jail…..
FemaleBlackCop:
If you really want to serve the public…please turn in your badge… you are an accident waiting to happen…on the taxpayer’s dime!
Dr. Cool.:
Two words: ANGER MANAGEMENT!!!
Between black men killing black men and cops killing black men…black men will become extinct soon! No respect for human life or the US judicial system!!!
~#~@ THE LAW ~#~@ THE LAW ~#~@ EVERY BODY WHO ~#~@ WITH THEY BITCHS THATS WHY THEY GET SHOT OR HIT CAUSE THEY HOES!
P.S.
SUCK MY *@?$ POLICE
i think that is real messed up that someone just dies like that and jail and we all know no matter what the news said we all will see the same officers still working just because they gonna lie and try to say self defense
COP KILLER,
the names say’s it all…GET SOME HELP A.S.A.P.
I’m under the presumption that the police did it also. They should not have done that and they are sad humans.
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