Jan. 6 Prisoner Who Was Denied Cancer Treatment Now ‘In Dire Straits’
'Not only were these conditions sub-human in the Jan. 6 pods but they were equally and even more so in other parts of the jail.'
After a federal judge ordered his release and held jail staff in contempt of court, Jan. 6 defendant Chris Worrell receives the medical treatment that was denied to him while incarcerated for over eight months. Courtesy of Trish Priller
A Jan. 6 prisoner who was released by a federal judge after being denied cancer treatment for eight months is now “in dire straights,” according to his girlfriend.
On March 10, 2021, Chris Worrell was arrested and charged with alleged offenses related to his presence at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
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