A Utah State Prison inmate accused of attacking a corrections officer and locking him in a shower is facing several felony charges.
SALT LAKE CITY —
On Sept. 2, a Department of Corrections officer working in the Antelope housing unit at the Utah State Correctional Facility, 1480 N. 8000 West, smelled what he believed was homemade "brew," or alcoholic beverage, coming from several cells, according to charging documents. A search was conducted of the cells but nothing was found.
When the officer asked for the second bottle, Kent at first "acted like he didn't have it," then became angry and threw the bottle in the shower, the charges state. The officer went into the shower to retrieve the bottle and then "heard yelling and turned around in time to see a tablet being thrown at his head. tried to move out of the way, and the tablet nicked his right ear and then shattered on the floor," the charges state.
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