Convised rapist who was killed by another inmate in the California prison

Lancaster, California. – – The killing of a convicted rapist by another inmate who wore a life without probation in the Californian state prison in Los Angeles County in Lancaster was examined as murder on Monday.

What we know:

The attack occurred on Sunday, April 27, around 7.15 p.m., according to the California Ministry of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

Officials said the employees observed Kenneth M. Wilson, 30, the Renee A. Rodriguez, 51, attacked the prison day.

The officials intervene with chemicals and non -fatal weapons, but Rodriguez died of his injuries after being brought to an external medical facility.

Two improvised weapons were recovered at the scene.

The background story:

Rodriguez was received from the La district in 2001 and served a lifelong prison sentence with the possibility of probation for rape with violence/violence/fear of physical injuries. He had earlier convictions for possessing/making a fatal weapon while he was imprisoned.

Wilson was preserved by Riverside County in 2020 and served a lifelong prison term without probation due to the first degree murder with additional crimes for various crimes, including the possession of drugs and battery in emergency staff.

What's next:

Wilson was deployed by LAC Investigative Services Unit and the district prosecutor's office in Los Angeles County in restricted housing buildings.

The general inspector's office was notified, and the forensic doctor of Los Angeles will determine Rodriguez 'official cause of death.

The investigation continues when the officials try to understand the circumstances of the attack.

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