San Diego County Sheriff refuses to screen deputies for drugs... and prison inmates are dying of drug overdoses... I'm not a scientist, but obviously the cops are bringing the drugs into the jails, and two deputies were just busted for drugs on prison property

“This is a never-ending fight until (Sheriff) Kelly Martinez starts scanning her employees and there's a whole year of no inmate jail deaths, I’ma be here," Weddle said.

48 year old San Diego County Sheriff’s Deputy Allen Wereski, who worked in the county jails, was arrested after deputies at the Vista Detention Center found cocaine in his car on jail property.

Before Sheriff Kelly Martinez took office, a state audit concluded the Sheriff's Department didn't do enough to prevent in-custody deaths, many of which were drug overdoses.

Sheriff Martinez refused to interview with local NBC news, but soon after Wereski's arrest this month on a felony drug charge, she said this about screening deputies:  "I don’t think scanners are going to be the answer for screening deputies or any of our staff that are going into the jails on a regular basis. They’re going in and out every day, but there are other things that we can do. And just for jail security purposes, I’d rather not discuss what those are," Martinez said.

(AKA I can't make the cops go through a drug screening, or walk past drug dogs, the union won't let me, becuase the union knows they're moving drugs into the prisons)

https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/dead-inmates-loved-ones-fight-for-reform-as-san-diego-deputy-faces-cocaine-possession-charge/3176114/