Fulton County detention officer arrested, charged for improper sexual conduct with inmate
Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat announced the charges against 36-year-old Kawana Jenkins on Wednesday. Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat has announced the charges against 36-year-old Kawana Jenkins, a detention officer, for allegedly engaging in improper sexual conduct with an inmate. The charges include two counts of improper sexual contact by employee or agent, five counts of violation of oath by a public officer, two counts. Jenkins was terminated and charged in relation to the crimes committed. This is the second time this year that a Fulton County detention officer has been fired and arrested for aggravated assault.
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Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat announced the charges against 36-year-old Kawana Jenkins on Wednesday.
FULTON COUNTY, Ga. — A Fulton County detention officer has been terminated and arrested, and now faces more than a dozen charges, after being "accused of inappropriate behavior" with an inmate that was allegedly caught on video.
The charges include two counts of improper sexual contact by employee or agent, five counts of violation of oath by a public officer, two counts of reckless conduct, two counts of cruelty to inmates and one count of obtain/procure/give inmate prohibited item without authorization.
Jenkins' case is the second this year to result in a firing and arrest of a Fulton County detention officer. Sheriff Labat announced aggravated assault charges in February against Reynard Trotman for an attack on an inmate at the Fulton County Jail.
According to the sheriff, the incident with the male inmate "was videotaped in a contraband cellphone which was seized during a shakedown of the Fulton County Jail."
"Upon confirmation that Jenkins was the subject in the video, she was terminated and charged in relation to the crimes committed," a release by the sheriff's office said.
“As Sheriff of Fulton County, I am committed to transparency and to holding each and every employee accountable to oath they have taken to protect and serve our community.” Labat said in a statement. “The actions of this one individual are certainly not a reflection of the men and women of the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office. The vast majority of employees are to be commended for their integrity, commitment to service and the work they do day in and day out.”
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