Legal-Bay Reports Bronx Woman's Plans to Sue City After Ordeal at Rikers

Candie Hailey, 32, spent 29 months behind bars "while awaiting trial on charges of stabbing a 3-month-old baby in 2012," according to The NY Daily News. However, she was cleared of the attempted murder and was acquitted last May.

During those 29 months, according to a notice of claim, Hailey spent more than two years in solitary confinement at Rikers Island for a "variety of infractions" and was subjected to sexual and physical abuse by guards, which led to Hailey's multiple suicide attempts.

According to the article in The NY Daily News, "Hailey's notice of claim also names the Bronx district attorney's office and individual correction officers."

Prison injury and prison rape are just some of the cases that Legal-Bay funds. Public awareness has been growing on these cases, as well as police brutality, wrongful imprisonment, and incidents where victims have sustained injuries or even died at the hands of law enforcement. Legal-Bay is an advocate for victims of police brutality. If you, or a loved one, have a similar case and require funds to get your life back on track, please visit the company's website at http://lawsuitssettlementfunding.com/wrongful-imprisonment.php or call 877.571.0405 to speak with a representative right now.

Chris Janish, CEO of Legal-Bay, commented on the recent news, "Due to the vicious nature of these crimes, we stand ready to assist those who have been faced with police brutality, prison injury, or wrongful imprisonment. We want to remind victims or their loved ones who may find themselves in a similar situation that we are here to assist them today with getting their lives back on track immediately."

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