LA city jail Expansion Met With 'No New Jails' Protest PHOTOS

"No new prisons! No new prisons, These were the rallying cries of about two hundred protestors Tuesday as the LA Board of Supervisors met to expanding the county jail system. As CBS studies, Protestors demanded that our $1.5 billion may go into Sherriff Lee Baca's plan to rebuild Men's Central Jail be spent instead on recidivism prevention, Applications, Training and public safety. Protester Mary Sutton considered CBS, "We need to prevent people from going into cages other than building more cages, She further, "Do not establish a new prison. When what I know is if you build them you'll fill them, And you will probably overfill them, Facing such weight, The Board discussed various options to jail expansion at the meeting, Daily Breeze documents. The Supervisors plan to hire a contractor to study and report back alternative options by June 30. Californians United for a friendly Budget (cease), Which corresponding the protest, Says managers protested for two hours before entering the hall and giving an hour and a half of public comment to the Board. David Chavez of Critical Resistance and the Youth Justice Coalition told CURB at the trial, "People will not back down from their demands that resources go toward reentry services, Educating locals of this city, Toward professional medical, In direction of jobs, Not toward securing them up. We will obviously be back, And I am sure we'll be back even stronger, The LA County jail system has had a rough couple of years unsurprisingly. First, During the early 2011, The top court Point Blank:this Is One Of The Few Websites Out There You Can Actually Make Money As An Affiliate. Don’t Waste Thousands Of Dollars Testing Other Ones…earn Up To Per Sale With Our Backend And Oto’s Pergola & Sun Trellis Plans…insane Conversions With 1 Click Upsells! decided that inmates from California's overcrowded prisons should be moved to county jail--Where there is not much room either. LA County jails stay criticized for shortening sentences for inmates. County Sheriff's Deputies viewed for Allegedly Beating a. Hundreds Protest LA local jail Expansion Plan Simply please go here to leave a comment. HuffPost graduation welcomes a lively, Kind debate in the comment section. If you ever do that you are in for a startling surprise, That your chosen law-Abiding citizen should worry and worry a lot abot jail diseases. And it generally way too often, us. But if you are not hispanic or black then i realize why you are not worried and it has nothing to do with you being a law- abiding homeowner. If you are white then leave it to the criminal court agencies to target the poor hispanic and black residents of our communities to fill up the overcrowded jails so that the real criminals spend onlu like 10% of their sentence inside. Startled? I am not, I'm very disgusted at the whole lot. Can you think of stronger ways to spend 1.5 billion usd? I sure hope so as this will drastically affect our communities good or bad depending on how this money is spent. Why oh why do the people in this city want to share the road with the criminals? Do they like their children getting gunned down by gang members who are out on bail because there was no room for them in jail while awaiting trial or their grandmother being run down in a crosswalk by a repeat offender drunk driver because he could only serve 10% of his sentence nevertheless there is no room. Build up the jail. While we are at it build 20 new state prisons to hold the 40000 prisoners. We can pay for it by reduction of prisoner healthcare and perks and make them work while incarcerated and their salaries go back to the state to pay for their incarceration. Bottom line is keep the criminals in jail so ordinary people can get on with our lives in safety. Keep fighting Sheriff Baca one does an excellent job. I am not in criminal. That is being reborn into a safe place to live which now have Sheriff's vicious crackdown on crime in Unincorporated East Los Angeles. City Terrace is now as safe as Silverlake or Echo Park and middle-class families are starting to move into the area. We have no need for job training or schools for criminals. We need hundreds of beds and cells to hold them. Job training should be for law abiding people who need a little help in life leaving poverty like someone working their butt off at 2 minimum wage jobs to feed their kids and follows the law