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Tramell MacKenzie Hunter is accused of killing correction officer Lisa Mauldin and injuring another officer in an attack Sunday at the Miller County jail in Texarkana.
"I just want to apologize to everyone for what happened," Hunter said at the end of his initial appearance before District Judge Wren Autrey,

The Texarkana Gazette reported ( http://www.texarkanagazette.com/news/texarkana/story/2016/dec/19/inmate-facing-capital-murder-and-battery-charges-makes-first-court-appearance/653883/ ). "I just felt like she was messing with my life."

Autrey said Hunter will be transferred to a maximum security prison.

Hunter allegedly attacked Mauldin, 47, in the kitchen area of the jail about 1 p.m. Sunday. Correctional Officer Demaris Allen, 35, was also attacked. Allen's injuries are reportedly severe, but officials say she
is expected to recover.

Hunter signed paperwork at Monday's hearing with hands marred with cuts, bandages and stitches, The Texarkana Gazette reported.

Mauldin is the fourth correctional officer to be killed this year in an incident involving an inmate, according to the Officer Down Memorial
Page, a nonprofit organization that tracks law enforcement deaths. In September, an inmate fatally stabbed an officer at a prison in Alabama, and in July, a correctional officer was attacked and killed by an inmate in Abilene, Texas. In Pennsylvania, a corrections officer and an inmate who were scuffling smashed through an elevator door and fell to their deaths in July.

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RIP Sister. We have the watch now.

That's terrible 

Get a rope.

But..but we need body cams because we are mistreating these fucking pieces of shit...oh wait..fine upstanding citizens

RIP EOW  

It's time to issue flamethrowers to COs.

This.

And it should be fucking quick,not outliving many of us in prison.

Read the linked article ...
POS was on loan to a county jail to reduce costs !
The poor COs paid for that. Damn

Stay safe

Prayers out for the Officers. Scumbag needs a needle.

"But ill do again if given the chance"


put him down

"for what happened"

That's the way convicts always characterize their crimes: as something that "just happened". You know, like a rainstorm or something.

Never "what I did."