Kentucky Woman Arrested Following Multi-County Pursuit

[littletommy]

I don’t know any details of what could have happened in jail, but I do know one thing, she won’t be doing any more shoplifting.

 

[***Ironhead***]

People will do almost anything to have new clothes for important job interviews.

Or court appearance

 

[femurphy77]

BLM riot in 3...2...1...

It's not a "riot", it's a peaceful protest. You'd know that if you were woke.

 

[Ark]

An update on this story.

ISP Versailles Investigating Death of Jackson County Jail Inmate

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Ta’neash Chappell, 23, Louisville, Kentucky, was arrested by the Indiana State Police on May 26, 2021, and transported to the Jackson County Jail.

On July 16, she was taken by ambulance to Schneck Memorial Hospital in Seymour, where she later died on the same day.

Well, won't be running from the cops or shoplifting anymore.

Almost 2 months after being booked into the jail, could be anything. Violence in the jail, drug overdose, medical, suicide, who knows. Interested in any updates to the investigation you come across.

 

[BigRed]

An update on this story.

ISP Versailles Investigating Death of Jackson County Jail Inmate

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Ta’neash Chappell, 23, Louisville, Kentucky, was arrested by the Indiana State Police on May 26, 2021, and transported to the Jackson County Jail.

On July 16, she was taken by ambulance to Schneck Memorial Hospital in Seymour, where she later died on the same day.

Ain't that a daisy.

 

[Robert Richardson]

Probably working for the Clinton crime family.

 

[AtTheMurph]

Well, won't be running from the cops or shoplifting anymore.

Almost 2 months after being booked into the jail, could be anything. Violence in the jail, drug overdose, medical, suicide, who knows. Interested in any updates to the investigation you come across.

My bet is on Fentanyl overdose, just like George Floyd.

 

[DadSmith]

My bet is on Fentanyl overdose, just like George Floyd.

How do you get drugs in jail? That would require someone that works the jail to be dealing to the prisoners. I visited Ripley County jail at the Sheriffs office. You have to use phones to talk to inmates. So just how are drugs getting to prisoners?

 

[IndyDave1776]

How do you get drugs in jail? That would require someone that works the jail to be dealing to the prisoners. I visited Ripley County jail at the Sheriffs office. You have to use phones to talk to inmates. So just how are drugs getting to prisoners?

You answered your own question. In my Department of Correction experience is was generally senior custody officers or suit and tie administrators moving the quantity including and especially the Assistant Superintendent who gave the incoming new hires the "don't be dirty" speech. I guess he objected to competition more than he objected to being dirty as a matter of principle.

 

[DadSmith]

You answered your own question. In my Department of Correction experience is was generally senior custody officers or suit and tie administrators moving the quantity including and especially the Assistant Superintendent who gave the incoming new hires the "don't be dirty" speech. I guess he objected to competition more than he objected to being dirty as a matter of principle.

If she is found to have od from drugs I would assume they would investigate how she got them. Should be cameras about everywhere, or no?

 

[IndyDave1776]

If she is found to have od from drugs I would assume they would investigate how she got them. Should be cameras about everywhere, or no?

Since this is a county jail I really don't know. If an overdose were the case, I would put my bets on it never getting sorted out but that is pure speculation on my part.

 

[rhamersley]

My bet is on Fentanyl overdose, just like George Floyd.

Is it a coincidence that she wrote a note to her lawyer "I have information that will lead to the arrest of Hillary Clinton"?

 

[Chewie]

My bet is on Fentanyl overdose, just like George Floyd.

You all are so mean! Everyone who knows her says she was a good girl trying to turn her life around. She just needed some new fashionable clothes to accomplish that. Anyone who would argue that is an unwoke racist!

Please apply copious quantities of purple (as in sarcasm for those unaware of the meaning of purple)!

 

[AtTheMurph]

Is it a coincidence that she wrote a note to her lawyer "I have information that will lead to the arrest of Hillary Clinton"?

Yes. If that were true she would have died by suicide with two shots to the back of the head.

 

[AtTheMurph]

How do you get drugs in jail? That would require someone that works the jail to be dealing to the prisoners. I visited Ripley County jail at the Sheriffs office. You have to use phones to talk to inmates. So just how are drugs getting to prisoners?

in the mail.

 

[OurDee]

NOTE: I am just guessing here.

I would think that during the chase she hid the illegal medication in her possession by swallowing the baggy/ies. The digestive system later breached the plastic and allowed her med.s to leach into her body.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

NOTE: I am just guessing here.

I would think that during the chase she hid the illegal medication in her possession by swallowing the baggy/ies. The digestive system later breached the plastic and allowed her med.s to leach into her body.

She was taken into custody on May 26. I think that would have happened long before July 16 if that were the case.

 

[femurphy77]

You all are so mean! Everyone who knows her says she was a good girl trying to turn her life around. She just needed some new fashionable clothes to accomplish that. Anyone who would argue that is an unwoke racist!

Please apply copious quantities of purple (as in sarcasm for those unaware of the meaning of purple)!

So, is ole Paco still around? IIRC he's the one that started the purple for sarcasm thing or did he just bring it in from somewhere else?

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Can't find a link, but WTHR just had a piece on the evening news saying that her family wants "justice and accountability". Funny how they always want "accountability" from everyone but the one that committed the crime in the first place. Maybe if they had demanded "accountability" from her, she would still be alive today.

Allegedly, she had called her family from jail about issues with violence in the jail. So it sounds like maybe another inmate may have been the cause of her demise.

 

[actaeon277]

violence in jail?
Who'd have thunk it?