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Texas Officials Complicit in Gang Rape and Sexual Slavery of Gay Black Guy, ACLU Charges
Roderick Johnson, a Navy veteran serving occasion for a non-violent crime, has been bought and sold by gangs, raped, abused, and degraded nearly every day.
In a legal complaint that reads favor a nightmare scenario from the graphic HBO prison drama ""Oz,"" the ACLU detailed the story of 33-year-old Navy veteran Roderick Johnson of Marshall, Texas, who for the last 18 months has been bought and sold by gangs, raped, abused, and degraded nearly every night.
""Prison officials knew that gangs made Roderick Johnson their sex slave and did nothing to assist him,"" said Margaret Winter, Associate Director of the ACLU's National Prison Venture. ""Our lawsuit shows that Texas prison officials ponder black men can't be victims and believe queer men always want sex -- so they threw our client to the wolves.""
According to the ACLU complaint, Johnson appeared before the prison's all-white classification committee seven separate times asking to be placed in safe keeping from predatory prisoners. Instead of protecting Johnson, the ACLU complaint charges, the committee members taunted him and called him a ""d
Former Prison ‘Sex Slave’ Support In Texas Prison, After Losing Everything – Including His Mind
Roderick Keith Johnson explained in detail the horrors of belonging to a prison gang, but not in the meaning of being a member under pressure to further the gang’s criminal activities. More like a short cost prison sex slave, forced to provide sexual favors to whoever for $5- $10 in commissary, or the equivalent in tobacco or cash. The sexual encounters took place from the blind detect on the pod stairwell to the single dude shower stalls, inaccessible to surveillance cameras or deliberate scrutiny. This was Johnson upon his arrival at the Allred unit in Iowa Park, Texas in September of 2000. According to Johnson, this exploitation would go on for over a year despite numerous complaints to the unit warden and other staff. Complaints that were looked into only resulted in him being placed back into harm’s way, after biased and partially conducted investigations hit a dead end. His steady verbal and written pleas to be placed in safekeeping or protective custody were denied. Johnson says that investigators often questioned the legitimacy of his complaints due to his sexu
What It Feels Like...to Be a Prison Sex Slave
By Roderick Johnson, 35, as told to Tyler Cabot
Soon after coming to Allred prison in Texas, Bret Ramos claimed me as his own. He told me I had two choices: I could submit, or I could die. Thus began my life as a prison sex slave.
What most people don't understand is that rape in prison isn't like it is on the outside. It's not random or chaotic. It's planned and methodical. It's business. The gangs trade amongst themselves to determine who is going to be with whom. And other inmates didn't dare touch me without clearing it first with my owner.
Ramos would rape me once, twice, sometimes three times a day. Then he would force me to pure his cell, make his bed, or cook sustenance for him. Eventually he demanded that I hold sex with his friends, who took to calling me "Coco." When a different sex slave was badly beaten for refusing sex, he said the same thing would take place to me if I didn't comply.
When I was finally transferred to a different cell block, I was told by Cliff Brown that he and his gang had "bought" me. That's when the prostitution escalated. They made me perform sex with dozens of other inmat
15-year-old sex slave rescued
A 15-year-old runaway was allegedly abducted by an older teenage couple in Phoenix, turned into a sex slave and gang raped. The teen’s body was sold over the internet for weeks until she was able to call her parents for help.
Two suspects in the case, 19-year-old Janelle Butler and 18-year-old Matthew Gay, are in custody, with both facing multiple counts of pandering, child prostitution and kidnapping. Gray has also been charged with sexual assault and sexual conduct with a minor.
MSNBC-TV's Lisa Daniels spoke with Sgt. Andy Hill, a spokesperson with the Phoenix Police on Thursday’s "Abrams Report" about the girl’s ordeal.
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LISA DANIELS, ABRAMS REPORT GUEST HOST: Are you surprised that you found the victim alive after all that?
SGT. ANDY HILL, PHOENIX Urban area POLICE DEPT.: You recognize, Lisa, it’s such a horrible story which often has a terrible ending. In this case, we were very fortunate to find her alive because there have been many instances where this type of thing happens where the victim does not surviv
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