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A prisoner asks Cross to pass a cup of "home brew" to another cell; when Cross refuses, the prisoner is a bit upset. There is another incident in which a jar of fluid was found in a shower. Cross also observers a prisoner shooting up drugs.

There is an incident in which a guard trainee and a prisoner are yelling at each other. Otherwise, Cross details requests for medication and delays in its delivery.

Window screens in Block 10 are broken, leading to mosquitos in the cell block. Guards are friendly, and Gilbert notes that this is the first time he hasn't seen drug use among the prisoners.

Prisoners are glad that they are not locked in and can move through the corridor. One prisoner has an infection and needs further treatment.

The NPRA has introduced improvements, such that new admits are checked by a medic and given food.

Observer describes prisoner complaints about medicine delivery, cell conditions, and an interaction between an prisoner and guard.

Prisoners stick together and are friendlier than guards. There are problems with medicine disbursement.

The observers relay situations such as a cadet being suspended, a hunger strike by the prisoners, and prisoner complaints about the furlough policy.

Albert Bigelow reports on an uncooperative observer, and Eames mentions that there are very few armbands remaining.

Shift coordinators share information about concerns like a lack of armbands, problems with specific observers, and prisoners hearing rumors about observers being spied from DA Burke.

Citizen observer describes issues with medical distribution and growing distrust of citizen observers from prisoners.

Prisoners express that value of having no guards in cell blocks.

Guards check rooms. Later, guards won't open hospital doors to serve breakfast.

Things are quiet, and guards are cooperative. A special count occurs in the morning in which an NPRA representative is let out in each block to accompany guards.

Mordan describes how a guard locked the door at 2:15 and unlocked it at 5:00.

There are delays in medication disbursal. Two prisoners are taking furniture from a lounge and putting it in their rooms.

Morale is good, and guards and inmates get along. Security is tight.