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Meth epidemic swells Ga. prisons

Lori Glenn

CCCI Warden Billy Howell noticed that the inmate population is getting younger and younger and that the younger generations have relatively little respect for others. Donald agreed.

“We’ve not done a good job of equipping our kids like we were equipped. As a result of that, these guys are back there for pushing drugs, and they’ve never held a job,” he said.

The DOC has hired 18 new full-time chaplains, and Donald is reaching out for partnerships with faith-based organizations. In addition, Donald is advocating Georgia on the Move, an offender re-entry partnership program among citizens and state and local governments supporting a safe Georgia.



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