Citing gang violence raging at one jail on Rikers Island, the New York City correction commissioner wants to lock incarcerated people in their cells for 17 hours a day, nearly twice as long as currently allowed.
, mandating 14 hours of out-of-cell time for those found guilty for committing a serious violent act.
From last Friday through Wednesday, there were nine slashings or stabbings at GRVC, Molina wrote, which “resulted from a gang-related incident and the retaliation that followed it.”
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