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Encyclopedia > Columbia Correctional Institution

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Columbia Correctional Institution, or CCI, is a males-only maximum-security correctional facility located in Portage, Wisconsin (USA).

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Quick Facts

  • Opened in 1986
  • Originally designed and built to house 450 inmates
  • Count as of January 26, 2007 - 841
  • 110 acres

Current Administration

As of February 2, 2007 -

  • Warden: Gregory Grams
  • Deputy Warden: Marc Clements
  • Security Director: Janel Nickel
  • Administrative Captain: Dylon Radtke

High-Profile Residents

Some locally notorious individuals who have been incarcerated at CCI include:

  • Filamon Amaro
  • Jesse Anderson - Deceased
  • Kim Brown
  • Jeffrey Dahmer - Deceased
  • James Oswald
  • Christopher Scarver - Currently incarcerated at Wisconsin Secure Program Facility

Links



  • Prison Talk - Wisconsin Subforum

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Jeffrey Dahmer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1079 words)
On February 17, 1992, a court rejected his plea of insanity and sentenced Dahmer to fifteen consecutive life sentences, which required a minimum of 936 years' imprisonment.
Dahmer served his time at the Columbia Correctional Institute in Portage, Wisconsin.
In 1994, fellow inmate Christopher Scarver, a double murderer, beat Dahmer and another inmate, Jesse Anderson, to death with a broom in the prison while all three were on work detail cleaning a bathroom.
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