It's Only Wafer Thin
While men and women are paying hundreds to thousands of dollars on weight loss programs and corrective surgeries, we have an inmate who filed a lawsuit because the prison he is in didn't feed him well enough for him to maintain his 413 pound figure.
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Broderick Lloyd Laswell says he isn't happy that he's down to 308 pounds after eight months in the Benton County jail. He has filed a federal lawsuit complaining the jail doesn't provide inmates with enough food. According to the suit, Laswell weighed 413 pounds when he was jailed in September. Police say he and a co-defendant fatally beat and stabbed a man, then set his home on fire. "On several occasions I have started to do some exercising and my vision went blurry and I felt like I was going to pass out," Laswell wrote in his complaint. "About an hour after each meal my stomach starts to hurt and growl. I feel hungry again." |
We had better straighten this mess out pronto.
