This story was told by a person incarcerated at Corcoran.
Caller: Well, as I said, I lost my sense of smell and I knew something was wrong. I couldn’t taste my food and I went and smelled my [unintelligible] that I knew something was terribly wrong and I was having like, like mind delusions and I was hot-cold. So, however, they came and got me the very next day and took me over here to where they, so-called, have a quarantine unit, nevertheless they still got inmates passing out food trays and everything else with COVID and people in the cells with COVID, so just so you know that.
Caller: And not just that, the guys that tested positive with me on the day-to-day, the tests came back positive for COVID, they received their notifications as soon as possible and I had to jump through hoops to get a copy of mine and you know. So it’s just, you know as I say, its ongoing, you know, the only treatment they did was take our blood pressure and temperature and all that, you know.
