CROOKSTON, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – Christopher Morrison, a detainee at Tri-County Corrections in Crookston, Minnesota, under U.S. Marshals’ custody, now confronts severe legal repercussions after reportedly scalding his cellmate. Morrison, hailing from Fort Yates, North Dakota, stands accused of first and third-degree assault, marking a distressing turn of events within the correctional facility.
Incident Details:
According to court records, on March 24th, a heated altercation ensued between Morrison and his cellmate, culminating in a shocking act of aggression. Morrison purportedly microwaved water to scalding temperatures before hurling it onto his fellow inmate. The victim, whose identity remains undisclosed, suffered severe burns across his arm, back, and neck, with layers of skin visibly peeling off.
Legal Ramifications:
Morrison’s alleged actions have prompted authorities to file felony charges against him, emphasizing the gravity of the offense committed behind bars. As the legal proceedings unfold, the Tri-County Community Corrections facility finds itself under scrutiny for the incident, highlighting concerns regarding inmate safety and security within the institution.
Seeking Justice:
While Morrison awaits further legal proceedings, the victim grapples with the physical and emotional aftermath of the harrowing attack. As law enforcement works diligently to ensure accountability, the case underscores the imperative of safeguarding the well-being of all individuals within correctional facilities.
I’m Tom Berg reporting for trfnews.i234.me
They usually do that when they are told to do this
From a higher up boy lover
Or they can't fight
Or both
Too much fire water and devil smoke
what were the cellmates charges
We should clearly blame the boiling water right?