The TD is doing a 4 part series. Part one is the serious felony cage and part two is the learning cage.
The Richmond jail is a disaster and there's no change in sight. It's doubtful the city will have the money to build a new jail and all the nearby counties have already built their own and/or already joined a regional jail so it's unlikely that Richmond will be able to find financial partners either.
At least the new Sheriff isn't treating the canteen money as his own personal petty cash.
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