[Faline]

Lorain County corrections officer Marlon Taylor repeatedly struck an 18-year-old inmate at the county jail in Elyria, Ohio, on July 29, 2012, after the inmate refused antidepressant medication. Taylor was helping distribute medication when he ordered the inmate to segregation, then hit him with his hand and elbow, knocked him down and continued striking him until other officers intervened. The inmate kept his hands at his sides and did not strike back. Jail surveillance recorded the assault. The inmate's injuries were not serious.

Taylor was fired in October 2012. A county assault charge was dismissed so federal investigators could take the case. Taylor later pleaded guilty to one count of deprivation of rights under color of law. On January 14, 2014, he was sentenced to 18 months in prison followed by two years of supervised release. The judge said she imposed one month for each of the 18 blows she counted on the surveillance video.

[Illusion]

Having a bad day?

[kellyhound]

ELYRIA, Ohio — A Lorain County corrections officer, who is now facing an assault charge after allegedly being caught on surveillance video beating an 18-year-old inmate at the jail, has been disciplined 8 times in the past nine years.

A review of Officer Marlon Taylor’s personnel file shows just last year he received a three-day suspension after an internal investigation was conducted over his arrest in Amherst in 2011.

He pled no contest to 2 counts of disorderly conduct by intoxication.

According to his statement, he told internal affairs officers he was not the aggressor in the fight, but the 2 arresting officers stated in their reports that Taylor was escorted from the bar and was tasered.

Taylor also was disciplined for time card infractions, failing to document he was doing medical checks on an inmate, and for not properly logging the time he took for his breaks.

The internal on Taylor’s latest allegation was completed earlier this week.

He is expected to meet with Lorain County sheriff’s officials Friday for a predisciplinary hearing.

At that time he will be able to give his side of the allegations.

“The charges are major offenses. Like I said, I did a quick review of the report and I will go more in depth by Friday,” said Capt. Jim Drozdowski. “Friday I will meet with Officer Taylor and the union representative.”

Sheriff’s officials will then review the matter and decide if he should face discipline for the internal charges.

Taylor is currently on paid administrative leave, but after the hearing the sheriff can decide if he should be placed on an unpaid leave.

“The sheriff has a lot of latitude on it,” Drozdowski said. “He will evaluate it and yes, it can go from written reprimand, to suspension, to termination. The sheriff does take this very seriously.”

Wondering how that will end

[felixhelix420]

What a piece of shit. Maybe he'll do some time... Inmates love former law enforcement officials in prison.