Mark Williamson

06-9180 RAMIREZ, MARC V. WILLIAMSON, WARDEN

JCCI Warden William Evans was unavailable for comment Tuesday, and Deputy Warden Mark Williamson declined to comment, citing Georgia Department of Corrections regulations regarding the release of inmate information.

The results of an investigation completed Feb. 27 by Warden William Evans and Deputy Warden Mark Williamson, obtained under the Georgia Opens Records Law, determined that some of the inmates assigned to the county shop were constructing unauthorized items that included lamps, tables, magazine racks, picture frames and jewelry boxes for pick up later by friends and relatives, who would sometimes drop off food or other contraband items.
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In subsequent interviews with all prison guards and inmates who were assigned to the county shop, Williamson found that several inmates said they had knowledge of various degrees of involvement in the manufacture of goods at the county shop.
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On a search of trashcans outside the armory on the morning of Feb. 16, Williamson found a bag not present during the search the previous day.

Speakers at the seminar included Mark Williamson, Warden of the correctional center, Sgt.
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Williamson thanked the center's Crime Victim Awareness Month Committee members Sherry Livesay, Pat Kerns and Neal Krakover and the inmates present at the event for their fundraising of $500 for the Children's fund of the Family Refuge Center.
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Williamson said the money would go toward advocacy, support groups and other services and programs for children.

Warden Mark Williamson, Major Dennis Mynuk, and Lt.

, Warden Mark Williamson, Major Dennis Mynuk, and Lt.