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Century Correctonal Inmate Assaults Officer, FDC Says
November 14, 2023
A Century Correctional Institution inmate assaulted a correctional officer recently, according to the Florida Department of Corrections.
Inmate Norris Hudson assaulted an officer assaulted by pushing their arms. Staff responded appropriately, and the inmate was subdued.
Hudson was serving a five-year sentence out of Lee County for theft and burglary.
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2 Responses to “Century Correctonal Inmate Assaults Officer, FDC Says”
What we see is a guy who 24 felony convictions, been in & out for 30 years. The key here is 24 felony convictions. If true, why hasn’t there been a habitual offender sentence been considered? I haven’t looked at the guys record so I don’t know. But if true, then the system is failing. If not the system, people working in the system are failing or both.
He has 24 felony convictions. He was scheduled to get out in January. Now that he’s racked up a felony battery on a Leo charge, I guess he’ll have his 25th felony.
Why they keep letting out these career criminals is beyond me. He 1st went to prison in 1993. He has been in and out more times than I can count. Yet, he will get let out to victimize the public yet again.