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Feb-21-2013 15:35TweetFollow @OregonNews Is Snake River Correctional Institute Trying to Kill Kevin 'Rashid' Johnson?Submitted by Michael Munk Salem-News.comAn Oregon prison known as 'Cowboy Country' has a long history of crimes against prisoners.
(PORTLAND, OR) - Kevin “Rashid” Johnson is a New African Communist prison organizer and intellectual in the United States and one of the founders of the NABPP-PC (New African Black Panther Party-Prison Chapter). He has spent most of his adult life in the prison system and continually been subjected to political repression and violence in retaliation for his organizing efforts. He is currently held at Snake River Correctional Inst in Oregon. After a long and uncharacteristic silence in communication with him and no information on his circumstances -a supporter received the following letter from his cellmate:
It is of the upmost importance to put ALL POSSIBLE PRESSURE on the Oregon DOC AS SOON AS POSSIBLE in order to protect this comrade's life! Please call Snake River at 541-881-5000 and dial 0 to speak with a staff member and express your concern over the situation: Also call the DOC Inspector General at (877) 678-4222 and Oregon DOC at 503-945-9090. Fax number for Snake River Superintendent’s Office is (541)881-5460. Email address of Snake River Superintendent Mark Nooth is mark.s.nooth@state.or.us. Rashid’s inmate number is #19370490 Snake River is open 8-5 PST/MST. Further details on the situation and support actions will be posted here as they become available. Visit my website www.michaelmunk.com
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Anita farler February 29, 2016 10:57 am (Pacific time)
You know was a very interesting article and a good onsite on a prisoners point of veiw, but I feel were being misinformed ,as to ,how could an inmate acquire 30 pills? Of what? How can they squire 3 razor blades? I would think a protester black or white would trigger cell searches often,and the main discrepancy or fact and which may be true,I don't know,but how is inmate checking his blood pressure,and wouldn't a high reading like was posted be odd in a person not drinking fluids? Don't you get dehydrated and have low readings because kidneys are shutting down?
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