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State Inmate In Atmore Dies After Testing Positive COVID-19 In Local Hospital
September 1, 2020
A 33-year prison inmate died positive for COVID-19 has died at an Atmore hospital.
Jonathan Mallory, a 33-year-old inmate who was serving a 20-year sentence for first-degree assault and a 25-year sentence for first-degree robbery out of Calhoun County at Fountain Correctional Facility in Atmore passed away on Thursday, the Alabama Department Corrections acknowledged late Monday afternoon.
Mallory was admitted to a local hospital for treatment of an unrelated medical condition on July 10. He tested negative for COVID-19 upon admission. He was retested for COVID-19 on July 16 and returned a positive result. He remained under the care of the hospital until his passing, ADOC said. An official cause of the death has not yet been released.
A total of 18 inmates and 24 employees at Fountain have tested positive. At nearby Holman Prison, 13 inmates and 18 employees have also tested positive.
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8 Responses to “State Inmate In Atmore Dies After Testing Positive COVID-19 In Local Hospital”
I love you cuz
He was 17 at the time he was sentenced ….this is my nephew….out of respect for his family negative responses are not needed…..he was young and made mistakes ….the time given was a harsh sentence for a young male with no previous record….we have no heaven or hell to place anyone in and have not been given any authority to judge….this breaks my heart…may you forever rest in paradise my special nephew….until we meet again
Thoughts and prayers with the family/kids. 33 is too young.
Robbery is a death sentence offense, it just depends on who you try to rob. The death sentence is executed on site during the course of…. Also what ever he did the judge saw to it to put a lot of years between him and the public, so he was a monster that needed to be caged. The virus, well it dont pick and choose it gets everyone. Most of those prisons are well equipped to handle most medical problems.
@Justice Seriously?? You should post your name if you stand behind your post. That is crazy. Do you call yourself a Christian?? Thinking you probably do, just my guess.
Hey Justice – since when is Robbery a capital punishment offense? Think before you speak/write.
I just can’t with this mentality!
Hey justice keep your opinion to yourself this could have been your family member you ding bat!
Justice served