Century Prison Inmate Faces Four Attempted Murder Charges For Stabbing Four Fellow Inmates
September 5, 2024
A Century Correctional Institution inmate serving life has been charged with four counts of attempted murder of four fellow inmates.
Multiple inmates were reportedly stabbed during an incident on August 20, 2023. at the prison on Tedder Road.
According to a court documents, Harold Richard Bush, 52, was booked into the Escambia County Jail September 3, 2024, on four counts of attempted first degree murder in connection with the incident.
About 8:45 a.m. on August 20, 2023, the prison called Escambia County for ambulances for the injured inmates. Multiple units that responded from Escambia County EMS and D.W. McMillan EMS.
Two inmates were airlifted by medical helicopters, according to Escambia County.
“FDC staff observed four inmates with injuries at Century Correctional Institution. Two of the inmates were transported to an outside hospital for further evaluation,” the Florida Department of Corrections told NorthEscambia.com shortly after the incident. Further details were not provided.
Judge Jenny Kinsey ordered Bush held in the county jail.
Court records indicate that Bush was previously sentenced to life in prison in May 1998 for two counts of robbery with a firearm in Broward County, Florida, which occurred a year prior.
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3 Responses to “Century Prison Inmate Faces Four Attempted Murder Charges For Stabbing Four Fellow Inmates”
This guy has Nothing to Lose. A LIFE Sentence gives him the ability to commit any crime he wants to do in prison without fear of any greater punishment/confinement.
Escambia County Jail is not where he belongs…State Prison is his very long term home send him back there.
Bill, he was just now “arrested” because he is/was already an inmate and in prison serving a life sentence. He’s not going anywhere and has nothing to lose so it probably won’t be the last time he does something like this.
I’m confused and dumbfounded. So he committed the crimes in August of 2023 and doesn’t get arrested until now? That’s incredible but I guess that’s our system at work.