Study Finds 1 in Every 5 Prisoners in U.S. Tested Positive for COVID as States Consider Prisoners & Staff for Vaccination Plans

Veuer 2020-12-18

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A new study finds that the coronavirus is wreaking havoc on the prison population in the U.S. at an infection rate almost four times the general population. Veuer’s Justin Kircher has the story.

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