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The numbers confirm what many families have feared: the DOC and Governor’s backward response is putting their loved ones who are incarcerated at risk. If Connecticut’s DOC were a town, it would have the highest infection rate in the state.pic.twitter.com/GF8r53MiSX
The number of infections in the DOC, as of April 20, would also be among Connecticut’s highest, at 15th overall. This puts the DOC (293 cases as of April 20, population 11,340) near places with much bigger populations, like Fairfield (14th overall at 300 cases as of April 20).
The numbers also show that in the DOC, the virus seems to be spreading rapidly. On April 8, Governor Lamont said the curve of infections statewide “seem[ed] to be flattening out.” But the curve wasn’t flattening for people in prisons and jails – it was rising, sharply.pic.twitter.com/gRPMUC8eJN
The day before Lamont made that statement, on April 7, 44 incarcerated people in the DOC had tested positive, only eight days after the DOC’s first reported case. By April 14, that number was 166. Three days later, it was 246. By April 20, it was 293.
Cases among DOC workers are also rising. From April 3 to April 17, the number of DOC workers who had tested positive increased from 19 to 165.
Even if the Governor and DOC continue to ignore people who they should have been listening to all along, they should pay attention to the numbers, which show that the DOC’s reactionary, backward-looking response to COVID-19 is not working.https://www.acluct.org/en/news/if-ct-prisons-and-jails-were-town-theyd-have-highest-covid-19-infection-rate-state …
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