The Monmouth County Correctional Institute of New Jersey is attempting to put this inmate in 24 hour lock up for 30 days due to this video as of today. Pls raise awareness of how this man is being targeted and mistreated in the county jail because he expressed his art on a 50 second walk into the courthouse.
Darryl Merritt Jr.
Inmate #: 36788
Monmouth County Correctional Institute
That doesn’t seem to be a violation of any institutional rules, he simply walked and spoke his mind while someone filmed him. If they didn’t want that happening they should have told the cameraman to stop filming. But they didn’t, and now the institution is mad that an inmate is getting his art noticed and has a platform to express himself...so they are violating this man’s rights as a human being, point blank. This video was filmed on public property. This is wrong that they’re doing this. Please stand up for a talented NJ artist who doesn’t have his own voice right now.
The lack of transparency from the facility regarding these disciplinary actions remains a primary concern. I am currently reaching out to legal advocates who can examine the details of the incident and determine our next steps.
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Mike Sutton
8 years ago
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This is total bs. The man is just rapping, let him live. Punishing him for art is crazy and they know it.
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Leigh Harrington
8 years ago
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What possible reason is being given for punishing him with AdSeg time?? This is ridiculous.
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Sarah Nguyen
8 years ago
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How is this even allowed? Poor guy is just trying to express himself and they want to put him in the hole for it. Justice for Darryl.
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Hugo Freeman
8 years ago
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This young man is very talented and bright mind, also bright future. Being locked up behind bars is doing the world a discredit.
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Kayla Marir
8 years ago
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Hold your head ! You did nothing wrong at all !! Freedom of speech ! That's a shame free clutch !!!
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Jay Cambell
8 years ago
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This is really disappointing to hear about our state’s facilities and treatment of the inmates.
The Monmouth County Correctional Institute of New Jersey is attempting to put this inmate in 24 hour lock up for 30 days due to this video as of today. Pls raise awareness of how this man is being targeted and mistreated in the county jail because he expressed his art on a 50 second walk into the courthouse.
Darryl Merritt Jr.
Inmate #: 36788
Monmouth County Correctional Institute
That doesn’t seem to be a violation of any institutional rules, he simply walked and spoke his mind while someone filmed him. If they didn’t want that happening they should have told the cameraman to stop filming. But they didn’t, and now the institution is mad that an inmate is getting his art noticed and has a platform to express himself...so they are violating this man’s rights as a human being, point blank. This video was filmed on public property. This is wrong that they’re doing this. Please stand up for a talented NJ artist who doesn’t have his own voice right now.
The lack of transparency from the facility regarding these disciplinary actions remains a primary concern. I am currently reaching out to legal advocates who can examine the details of the incident and determine our next steps.
20 Comments
M
Mike Sutton
8 years ago
Featured
This is total bs. The man is just rapping, let him live. Punishing him for art is crazy and they know it.
L
Leigh Harrington
8 years ago
Featured
What possible reason is being given for punishing him with AdSeg time?? This is ridiculous.
S
Sarah Nguyen
8 years ago
Featured
How is this even allowed? Poor guy is just trying to express himself and they want to put him in the hole for it. Justice for Darryl.
H
Hugo Freeman
8 years ago
Featured
This young man is very talented and bright mind, also bright future. Being locked up behind bars is doing the world a discredit.
K
Kayla Marir
8 years ago
Featured
Hold your head ! You did nothing wrong at all !! Freedom of speech ! That's a shame free clutch !!!
J
Jay Cambell
8 years ago
Featured
This is really disappointing to hear about our state’s facilities and treatment of the inmates.
This is total bs. The man is just rapping, let him live. Punishing him for art is crazy and they know it.