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Aryan Brotherhood murderer Elliott Scott Grizzle sues county over solitary confinement
Bright lights, loud TV cause loss of sleep
!["[I] immediately began experiencing headaches, muscle aches, inability to focus or think clearly."](https://media.sandiegoreader.com/img/photos/2017/04/26/dpwntown-jail-san-diego_t670.jpg?b3f6a5d7692ccc373d56e40cf708e3fa67d9af9d)
"[I] immediately began experiencing headaches, muscle aches, inability to focus or think clearly."
Convicted murderer and longtime member of a powerful white supremacist gang, Elliott Scott Grizzle, has filed a lawsuit against the County of San Diego for improperly placing him in solitary confinement.
According to his handwritten complaint, filed in federal court on April 25, Sheriff's deputies placed Grizzle, without providing him any reasons as to why, in solitary confinement upon his arrest on August 3, 2016. He requested corrections officials to review his segregation on numerous occasions. In addition, states Grizzle's complaint, his segregated cell is brightly lit and is positioned near a loud television set, and even louder inmates, which in turn has resulted in a loss of sleep.
Reads the lawsuit, "[I] immediately began experiencing headaches, muscle aches, inability to focus or think clearly, high levels of stress and anxiety, eye pain, high blood pressure, lowered immune system functions, causing [me] to get sick, severe lethargy and fatigue..."
In March 2017 a jury found Grizzle guilty of murdering Brent Adler during a May 2016 botched robbery attempt. According to news reports, Grizzle and two other accomplices had gone to the home off Tommy Drive in San Diego's San Carlos community to buy drugs. Once inside, the men tied up the occupants and began to ransack the home. Adler arrived shortly after and was shot three times and died later.
Grizzle was found guilty of murder, and felon counts of robbery and burglary. He faces 198 years to life in prison under California's Three Strike Law and is scheduled to be sentenced on April 26.
The verdict is only the latest charge on what is a long and violent rap sheet.
Federal law enforcement officials arrested Grizzle and his wife in a 2002 crackdown of the white supremacist gang, the Aryan Brotherhood, of which both were members of. According to the 2002 complaint, Grizzle was charged with racketeering, and for plotting and committing the murder of a fellow gang member, Aaron Marsh while in prison. In addition, Grizzle was accused of ordering an Aryan Brotherhood member to murder another inmate while incarcerated in a Central California prison.
Grizzle's incarceration dates back much further. According to the criminal charges filed by the San Diego County District Attorney's Office, Grizzle was convicted of burglary, assault with a deadly weapon in 1991 and later charged with manslaughter as well as several firearm-related charges.
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Aryan Brotherhood murderer Elliott Scott Grizzle sues county over solitary confinement
Bright lights, loud TV cause loss of sleep
Aryan Brotherhood murderer Elliott Scott Grizzle sues county over solitary confinement
Bright lights, loud TV cause loss of sleep
"[I] immediately began experiencing headaches, muscle aches, inability to focus or think clearly."
Convicted murderer and longtime member of a powerful white supremacist gang, Elliott Scott Grizzle, has filed a lawsuit against the County of San Diego for improperly placing him in solitary confinement.
According to his handwritten complaint, filed in federal court on April 25, Sheriff's deputies placed Grizzle, without providing him any reasons as to why, in solitary confinement upon his arrest on August 3, 2016. He requested corrections officials to review his segregation on numerous occasions. In addition, states Grizzle's complaint, his segregated cell is brightly lit and is positioned near a loud television set, and even louder inmates, which in turn has resulted in a loss of sleep.
Reads the lawsuit, "[I] immediately began experiencing headaches, muscle aches, inability to focus or think clearly, high levels of stress and anxiety, eye pain, high blood pressure, lowered immune system functions, causing [me] to get sick, severe lethargy and fatigue..."
In March 2017 a jury found Grizzle guilty of murdering Brent Adler during a May 2016 botched robbery attempt. According to news reports, Grizzle and two other accomplices had gone to the home off Tommy Drive in San Diego's San Carlos community to buy drugs. Once inside, the men tied up the occupants and began to ransack the home. Adler arrived shortly after and was shot three times and died later.
Grizzle was found guilty of murder, and felon counts of robbery and burglary. He faces 198 years to life in prison under California's Three Strike Law and is scheduled to be sentenced on April 26.
The verdict is only the latest charge on what is a long and violent rap sheet.
Federal law enforcement officials arrested Grizzle and his wife in a 2002 crackdown of the white supremacist gang, the Aryan Brotherhood, of which both were members of. According to the 2002 complaint, Grizzle was charged with racketeering, and for plotting and committing the murder of a fellow gang member, Aaron Marsh while in prison. In addition, Grizzle was accused of ordering an Aryan Brotherhood member to murder another inmate while incarcerated in a Central California prison.
Grizzle's incarceration dates back much further. According to the criminal charges filed by the San Diego County District Attorney's Office, Grizzle was convicted of burglary, assault with a deadly weapon in 1991 and later charged with manslaughter as well as several firearm-related charges.
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