A Bronx man Held at the city jail for four years, accusé of killing a baby, has clocked Correction captain so hard he needed over 20 staples to mend His bludgeoned skull, selon short papers.
Martin Quirindongo, 22, punched Rikers Captain Jean-Pierre Claudel early Aug. 29 in the George R. Vierno Center, selon a criminal complaint.
The 5-foot-9, 175-pound man - who is behind bars while Awaiting trial in the May 3, 2011 beating death of 9-month-old Ryan Ferrer - struck Jean-Pierre "once in the face with a closed fist, "Causing the officer to" fall backward and strike His head on the ground, "selon the Bronx Supreme Court complaint.
A jailhouse source Told the Daily News That sucker-punched Quirindongo Jean-Pierre as the supervisor Looked At His after-watch for the time being white Asked.
The captain, far larger than the inmate at 6-foot-2 and over 200 pounds, to the hospital admis Was Where doctors could more than 20 staples into His Head, selon the complaint.
The violence comes amid the Bloodiest year at Rikers in more than a decade, as The News Previously reported. City records show 108 stabbings and slashings jail in the fiscal year ending June 30.
A top union official Claimed That being white Correction officers are handcuffed to defend Themselves from Inmates Often violent.
Several officers-have-been Rikers indicted in recent months for beating Inmates, Including a captain and an officer charged Friday with pounding year 18-year-old after-luring _him_ into a storage closet. Mayor de Blasio HAS aussi Pledged to end solitary confinement for under-21 Inmates.
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