The time of the attack of four prisoners in an Ohio prison

The attack of four prisoners from one of his comrades in one of the maximum security prisons of Ohio, It has been revealed and highlighted the few security measures applied in prisons.

Daily mail mention that the victims were chained to a table when they were attacked from behind by Greg Reinke, who was serving a life sentence for murder in the South Ohio Correctional Center, Lucasville, Scioto County.

In the clip, Reinke is seen in another table, allegedly chained, and who jumps to the victims to give them several stab wounds.

Chained men begin to move around the table to avoid attacks, but Reinke reaches them and buries the knife several times without being able to defend himself.

In the recording, it seems that one of the men manages to break free from his wives and avoids being stabbed. This subject defends itself and gives several hits to Greg Reinke, who is surprised by the aggression.

The fight between the two continues until the arrival of an officer who manages to separate the two detainees.

The victims remain chained until emergency services arrive to help them.

Daily mail mention that the people in charge of the investigation have not identified any motive behind the attack, besides that there is no evidence of his racial aggravation.

According to a report of the attack, Reinke "I just wanted to kill someone" that day, and the authorities do not know how he managed to escape the chains that tied him to the table.

The badault took place on June 4, 2017 and the authorities chose not to lay charges because of the attack. Reinke was already serving a life sentence.

18 months after the attack, Shamieke Pugh, one of the four badaulted by Reinke, he served his four-year term of imprisonment for robbery and was released, so he recovers from his wounds on his arm, chest and back free.

The man thinks that Prison guards helped orchestrate the attack.

"He was trying to kill us for sure," he added in an interview.
Shane Tieman, Scioto County's new attorney, "these victims also deserve to go to court" and added that he was upset by the late officers of the Southeast Correctional Center of Ohio to act so quickly .