03-14-2015, 11:31 PM
That story was true Duchess.
Sheriff Joe just slapped Jodi's wrists for it. The time from now until her sentencing will probably be a little less pleasant for her as a result.
Snip:
Sheriff Joe Arpaio said that Arias violated several rules, and the jail will enforce disciplinary restrictions for six weeks. According to Arpaio, there was evidence that Arias was trying to avoid having conversations monitored by using other inmates to make phone calls for her. She also is accused of speaking with minors through the jail's video visitation system.
"Arias needs to understand that while she is in my jail, she is to obey all the rules and breaking them has consequences," Arpaio said in a news release.
Other suspended privileges include being able to order commissary items. According to the sheriff, Arias sometimes spends around $100 in a week on candy and other food items. But for now, she will have to stick to the two vegetarian meals served daily by the jail.
Earlier in the week, Arpaio also banned 10 of Arias' visitors, including two 15-year-olds. All of them were found to have violated rules for visits, Arpaio said. Some used cellphones to take photos, and others used false names to gain access to Arias.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/sheriff-jodi...ail-rules/
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Arias' sentencing and transfer to maximum security state prison is gonna really pain her, I think. She's a freakin' celebrity with a network of inmate handlers and a fan club where's she at now.
Sheriff Joe just slapped Jodi's wrists for it. The time from now until her sentencing will probably be a little less pleasant for her as a result.
Snip:
Sheriff Joe Arpaio said that Arias violated several rules, and the jail will enforce disciplinary restrictions for six weeks. According to Arpaio, there was evidence that Arias was trying to avoid having conversations monitored by using other inmates to make phone calls for her. She also is accused of speaking with minors through the jail's video visitation system.
"Arias needs to understand that while she is in my jail, she is to obey all the rules and breaking them has consequences," Arpaio said in a news release.
Other suspended privileges include being able to order commissary items. According to the sheriff, Arias sometimes spends around $100 in a week on candy and other food items. But for now, she will have to stick to the two vegetarian meals served daily by the jail.
Earlier in the week, Arpaio also banned 10 of Arias' visitors, including two 15-year-olds. All of them were found to have violated rules for visits, Arpaio said. Some used cellphones to take photos, and others used false names to gain access to Arias.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/sheriff-jodi...ail-rules/
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Arias' sentencing and transfer to maximum security state prison is gonna really pain her, I think. She's a freakin' celebrity with a network of inmate handlers and a fan club where's she at now.