Lansing corrections officer quits, posting resignation letter on social media

A Lansing corrections officer,David Carter ,quit his job after 15 years saying he was concerned with several things inside the facility, including the COVID-19 response by staff members.

NUMBER OF CASES BERRYKINS TURNTHING TO 1 PALMER’S STAFF MEMBERWHO WORKS HER TEAR HERE.BUT JUST REALLY SORRY.DAVID CARTER ARE POSTED HERE HISRESUME BIG NATION TO LEAD HER ONSO TO ME BAS.THANK HE WAS CONCERNED WITHACCEPTABLE THING THINGS ININSIDE THE FIRST SYLHETI.WHAT ARE THE BIG GUYS CAN TURN?THE COVID COVID-19 RESPOND BYSTAFF MEMBERS HERE AT ATLANTICCITY.AS HE WANTED TO DO WAS DESIGNEDTO FINGER FAMILY SAFE.IT’S NOT NOT A GREAT.BUT I HAVE TO HAVE IF I HAVE TOTHAT LOW LEVEL OF RISK AND IGUESS THAT’S THE CHOICE THAT YOUMAKE.WRIGHT -- THE IMAGE MAYBE EVENLESS CONTROL ROLE IN THAT.THEY CAN’T EVEN SHOOT JEWS.FOR THEM THERE’S DOUG CARTERSAID HIS STAFF MEMBERS FROMACROSS ACROSS THIS STATE HAVEACTUALLY BEEN BROUGHT IN HERE.IT’S A LAMB PANTING.TO WORK EXTRA SHIFTS.IT’S ALL SO THEY CAN’T EXISTNATIONAL GUARD.PROVIDING SOME MEDICAL RELIEFTHE NURSES HERE ATLANTA DANCINGIS 12 CLE