The 24-year-old Fife inmate claims he was just trying to fix the sprinkler head in the inmate holding cell, the one that busted open early Tuesday and flooded the jail.
The 24-year-old Fife inmate claims he was just trying to fix the sprinkler head in the inmate holding cell, the one that busted open early Tuesday and flooded the jail.
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For the second time in three weeks, an inmate at the Fife jail is accused of flooding the facility by tampering with a sprinkler head.
A 24-year-old Fife inmate said he was just trying to fix a sprinkler head in a holding cell when it broke and flooded the jail Tuesday.
For the second time in three weeks, a prisoner at the Fife jail is accused of flooding the facility by tampering with a sprinkler head.
As a result of a move to cut costs, most of the people Tacoma police arrest soon will have a new destination: The City of Fife.
Tacoma’s decision to shift its misdemeanor bookings to Fife’s jail isn’t the only change coming to the Pierce County Jail in January.
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