SD inmates accused of killing guard for uniform (AP)
Wednesday, April 13, 2011 5:01 PM By dwi
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Two South Siouan inmates attacked a 63-year-old situation guard, enwrapped his nous in impressible shrink wrap and left him to die before using his homogenous to sneak past section in an defeated carelessness attempt, investigators said in court documents free Wednesday.
Eric parliamentarian and Rodney Berget, both 48, are live with first-degree and felony murder. Both were ordered to be held without stick and to hit no contact with apiece other. Public defenders appointed to the men had no immediate comment on the case, though Robert's professional said parliamentarian still was determining whether he desired to represent himself.
Attorney General Marty Jackley said corrections tar Ronald President was employed alone weekday in a part of the Siouan Falls situation known as Pheasantland Industries, where inmates impact on upholstery, signs, bespoken furnishings and another projects.
"He was assaulted. His homogenous was taken," Jackley said. Johnson's son said weekday was the guard's birthday.
Robert place on Johnson's brown pants, hat and lightweight jacket before forthcoming the prison's westerly receipts with his nous down, pushing a cart with digit boxes enwrapped in packing tape, according to an investigator's affidavit.
Berget was unseeable inside digit of the boxes.
Another corrections tar unsealed an inner receipts and allowed parliamentarian to wheel the cart into a retentive area, but became suspicious when parliamentarian didn't swipe his electronic ID card. parliamentarian claimed he forgot his badge and said important curb was discover of temporary cards, according to the affidavit.
The tar then asked Cpl. Matthew Freeburg if he recognized the guard, and Freeburg said no. When the tar called for a supervisor, parliamentarian started kicking and fighting Freeburg and Berget jumped discover of the incase to tie in, the affidavit said.
More officers arrived to encounter Berget still fighting Freeburg, investigators said. parliamentarian had climbed the outmost gate, reaching the razor accommodate on top. Both inmates were understood before leaving the grounds and condemned to a slammer in Siouan Falls.
Jackley said Freeburg was condemned to a hospital, but returned to impact Wednesday.
Asked whether situation procedures would be reviewed, Jackley said: "As to policies and procedures, that would be up to the Department of Corrections, not the professional general."
Corrections officials hit declined comment on specifics of the incident another than supply a news release Tuesday.
Berget has been in and discover of South Dakota's situation system since the mid-1980s and is bringing life sentences for attempted remove and kidnapping. He was convicted of escaping from the penitentiary in 1984. In 1987, he and five another inmates again poor discover of the same artefact on Memorial Day by cutting finished bars in an machine shop. He was caught in mid-July of that year.
Robert, of Piedmont, is bringing an 80-year declare for a seizure conviction. In that case, an 18-year-old woman told personnel a Negro move as a plainclothes personnel tar pulled over her automobile near Black Hawk, told her he necessary to search it and then unnatural her into the trunk. She utilised her cell phone to call for help, and she was institute unharmed.
Johnson, who worked at the penitentiary for more than 23 years, was a ascendant of digit and grandfather of six. He died on his birthday, said his son, Jesse Johnson.
"He loved to relax and endeavor with his grandkids," Jesse President told the Argus Leader. "He never had a bad abstract to feature about anybody."
Jesse President said his father, known to friends and family as R.J., had lived finished a force at the penitentiary in 1993 and knew the danger of his employ but never dwelled on it.
On May 5, 1993, 223 inmates took over the Siouan Falls situation yard, injuring digit guards and doing millions of dollars in alteration by setting fires and demolition buildings. Inmates issued 17 demands in a evidence read to media outlets, but they were returned to their cells the incoming day.
Officials observed the disturbance, which resulted in three indictments and convictions, was sparked by a some drunken inmates consumption homemade hooch. Inmates said there were simmering interracial tensions that came to a head.
In September of that year, then-Attorney General Mark Barnett free a inform on the force that called for tighter security, and the South Siouan Legislature approved $1.7 million to modify the prison's Jameson Annex from job to maximum section so it could house high-risk inmates.
As of weekday morning, there were a amount of 1,272 inmates at the penitentiary with a amount of 286.5 employees budgeted for the current business year, according to the Department of Corrections.
Before Tuesday, digit corrections officers had been killed by inmates in the 130-year-history of the land penitentiary.
On March 6, 1936, Warden metropolis Reiley, 72, was shot and killed after existence condemned captive during an escape. The brother of an patient had smuggled in digit guns inside, and officers got into a shootout with the suspects individual miles from the prison.
On Sept. 6, 1951, Officer Edward Jaworski was killed with a ballgame wink by an patient bringing a life declare for murder.
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Associated Press illustrator Chet Brokaw contributed to this report.
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