“The ADOC offers medical assessment and treatment to all inmates but does not force them to accept that care,’’ the Alabama Department of Corrections said in a statement.
Kastellio Vaughan, 32, is serving a 20-year sentence for 2019 convictions of multiple car break-ins and a burglary in Baldwin and Mobile counties.
Following the surgery, according to Tuesday’s statement, he opted to be discharged on Aug. 10 against medical advice. “The ADOC offers medical assessment and treatment to all inmates but does not force them to accept that care,’’ according to the statement.
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