Fracas leaves jailer hurt, inmate tasered

Is her name really Pearline Brown and is she a manager at The Huddle House?

Actually, it feels "mighty good" to have a person of your intellect and character defending me. Thanks.

I pride myself in only bashing people who deserve it. Such as, people who do not vote, should not complain about elected officials, people who do not respect all branches of the military and their sacrifices, should move to another country. People who deal in and sell illegal drugs should be locked away. People who abuse and molest children should be killed immediately after trial...no appeals. For they have caused the cycle of child abuse to "more than likely" be carried to another generation.

They need to put a rush on it, I am mighty old. Tell them to bring a comfortable wheel chair, a laptop, a bag of marijuana (everyone says I should try that before I die.) And please, please do not forget my centerfold of Simon Cowell. When I look at him, it makes me want to put my teeth in and smile pretty. He loves me in my mind. Do you think he will visit me on visiting day and bring me a pack of marijuana cigarettes if I like them? Will you visit me?

I appreciate that very much, Ron.

I understand your animosity.

You are alone.

And therefore; in bad company.

Any knowledge that is acquired from being incarcerated. I will ask you, should any questions arise. I like answers from people with first hand knowledge.

Get off this and worry about important stuff. Why is READ now used as a noun? Why do we need both words, flammable and inflammable when they have the same definition?


It is a person of poor imagination who can only think of one way to spell a word.

-Mark Twain-

REIDSVILLE -- A Georgia State Prison guard died two weeks after being pummeled by a maximum-security inmate -- the first time a Georgia inmate has killed a prison employee in more than a decade, officials said.

Prison guard James Henderson Jr., 41, had been in intensive care since the attack late May 20. Prison officials said inmate Napoleon Harris repeatedly punched and kicked Henderson in a cell block.

Harris had been serving time for a 1993 armed robbery in Cook County.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is investigating the attack. It was unclear what additional charges would be filed against Harris or when the charges might be filed, GBI spokesman John Bankhead said Tuesday.

Harris assaulted Henderson when the guard told him to go into his cell for the night, at about 11:30 p.m., the Department of Corrections said. An officer who rushed to help was also attacked and briefly hospitalized, officials said.

Henderson died Monday at a Savannah hospital. It was the first time a state prison employee had died at the hands of an inmate since 1991, when a convicted murderer stabbed a kitchen worker to death.

Henderson "was a good man and an experienced officer who died while protecting the public from Georgia's worst criminals," Commissioner Jim Wetherington said. "We grieve for James and his family."

Harris has a history of violence, prison files show.

He was originally set to be released in 2008, but three years had been added to his sentence for attacks on other guards. His most recent citation came in January, for throwing an unknown liquid on an officer.

The Tattnall County prison is maximum-security, housing the most aggressive men in the Georgia prison system.

Harris was apparently allowed to roam about his block as a dorm orderly, responsible for keeping common areas neat and clean. Corrections spokesman Scott Stallings said he did not know why.

"Those are some legitimate questions the commissioner wants answers to," Stallings said.

Henderson, who had served eight years in as a prison officer and lived in Vidalia, is survived by his parents and a 10-year-old daughter. Funeral arrangements were incomplete Tuesday.