The former guard reportedly tried to visit the inmate after she retired.
According to Chrysti Shain, a spokesperson for the South Carolina Department of Corrections, the former guard named Asia Love applied to see prisoner Jeroid John Price in May 2012.
Price was sent to prison back in 2002 for the murder of Carl “Dash” Smalls Jr., a former college football player. According to court documents, Love had previously written that a fellow corrections officer wanted Price to “receive an award” for “saving her life” in 2010. Price reportedly tackled another inmate to the ground after that person escaped from their cell and attempted to attack the guard with a broomstick.
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