Ex-Hawaii Correctional Officer Gets 8 Years For BRUTALLY Attacking Inmate | Roland Martin
December 11, 2022
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as posted by the channelA Hawaii former correctional officer is sentenced to 8 years in federal prison for assault and conspiracy.
Jason Tagaloa, a corrections officer in the Community Correctional Center, beat inmate Chawn Kaili 45 times over two minutes in 2015. Tagaloa and three other correctional officers, Craig Pinkney, Jonathan Taum, and Jordan DeMattos, were transporting Kaili across the facility, breaking his jaw, orbital socket, and nose.
Tagaloa participated in a cover-up conspiracy, including writing false reports, submitting false statements, and providing false testimony.
All four officers have been fired and convicted.
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