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Inmate Dies At Century Correctional Institution
June 4, 2018
An inmate died at the Century Correctional Institution Sunday.
Corey T. Leland, 44, was pronounced deceased at the prison, according to the Florida Department of Corrections. The death is currently under investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, with assistance from the Office of the Inspector General.
Patrick Manderfield, spokesman for FDOC, said further details were not available for release. He did not specify if the death appeared to be natural or suspicious.
Leland was serving a five-year sentence from Madison County for fraud, petit theft third conviction and a weapons offense. He was also a convicted sex offender, according to FDLE.
Leland’s death was the 14th inmate death at Century Correctional Institution since 2013.
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5 Responses to “Inmate Dies At Century Correctional Institution”
Don’t smoke the bug spray or you might Die…..14 in five years…..owell could have been worse…….
don’t be a criminal, you could go to prison and die in there.
Trocarman you do realize that eventually everyone dies.
14 inmates have died in the past 5 years at CCI. What is going on there?
Many inmates come to our Florida Prisons and Jails already having chronic health problems due to their lifestyles or other long term medical issues.
Some have even committed crimes in order to get into “the System” for care of chronic health problems, diabetes, cancers, heart problems, the list is like any of the rest of us may have.
Incarcerated persons have access to medical care and attention. We the People through our taxes, federal, state, local pay those costs.
Many law abiding, tax paying, hard working citizens do not have the same access to care and facilities for their health assistance and monitoring.
All that said, it is a true loss this man and others did not do something more positive with their lives.