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Susquehanna County: 57 inmates incarcerated in Q3

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In Susquehanna County 57 inmates were incarcerated in the third quarter of 2022, a 8.1 percent decrease from the quarter before, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections.

Andrea Nicole Martel, a 24-year-old, was the youngest inmate in Susquehanna County in the third quarter of 2022.

Alfred Victor Stacey was the oldest at 77-years-old.

Incarceration rates in Pennsylvania have increased dramatically, imprisoning more than seven times the number of people in 2019 than in 1970.

Sentencing practices in Pennsylvania were found to have overwhelmingly impacted people of color.

Inmates in Susquehanna County in Q3

NameAge
Albert P. Ludwig70
Alfred J. Koziel63
Alfred Victor Stacey77
Andrea Nicole Martel24
Benjamin J. Ball33
Bernard Victor Miszler69
Blaine E. Teetsel51
Brian Lewis Nye51
Cassandra Mercincavage36
Colton Joseph Bell32
Damon James Borne33
Daniel Lee Buechel38
Darren Richard Gentilquore60
Demetrious G. Jordan34
Donald Henry Glover61
Duane Jay Anderson45
Edward Lee Bentler38
Forest C. Webster61
Francis Lee Muchanic39
Frank F. Martinez32
Gustavo Xavier52
Herman Burris45
James Steven Lezinsky64
James Walter Lewis42
Jerry Dwayne Mast32
John Deakin44
Jonathan Adam Kopacz42
Kevin Merle Sjogren57
Lester John Barber55
Louis Edward Yachymiak42
Lucy Pizarro55
Marcus J. Brumberger57
Michael Hatchcock29
Michael Anthony Clary64
Michael Matthew Ely35
Michael R. Anderson47
Michael Ray Walter49
Michelle Lynn Shepard49
Nichilos Robert Visakay25
Paige Scully31
Paul Stein62
Paul Eugene Stahl64
Quentin Robert Millard26
Randy Allen Barker44
Randy Joseph Saam60
Rashaun D. Garner33
Robert Lewis Smith36
Robert Scott Fadden66
Robert William Staff53
Roy Lee Jacobs51
Russell Earl Gow38
Ryan Matthew Maginley37
Samuel Allen Phillips28
Sarah Ann Briggs34
Thomas James McDermott34
Townsend Charles Delhagen60
Ze Xun Mei64

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