
New York Plans to Privatize Cat Prisons
A plan currently up for vote in the New York State legislature would privatize the state’s two maximum security cat prisons. The jails house some of the country’s most notorious feline criminals, including those brought up on serious federal charges such as fraud, interstate tuna smuggling, and racketeering.
Though the measure, which is seen as a cost-saving move, is expected to pass, there is some opposition. "These kitties may be hardened criminals, but they’re people, too,“ said Rep. Owen Skagget, a democrat from Long Island. "Studies show that private prisons are less safe for inmates, and I don’t think that’s a path we should be taking just to save a little kibble.”
Via cseeman.
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