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Century Correctional Inmate Assaulted Multiple Staff Members, FDC Says
March 20, 2026
A Century Correctional Institution inmate assaulted multiple staff members recently, according to the Florida Department of Corrections.
Jeremy Lockhart, 47, assaulted multiple staff members by striking and spitting on them, causing injuries, according to the FDC.
Since 2022, Lockhart has been serving a 6-year sentence out of Palm Beach County for charges including felony fleeing and eluding and drug possession.
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3 Responses to “Century Correctional Inmate Assaulted Multiple Staff Members, FDC Says”
Yes he should/will be charged with each offense. The state will pursue the charges all the staff has to do is go-to court and testify.
Re: Susie. I agree that he should be charged for each offence, but the question is, will he? In today’s system in many cases it seems that the offender has more rights than the victims…..
Assault on a Law Enforcement Officer charges should be filed on every assault. That should keep him confined like the violent animal he is.