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Staff Report
MONTGOMERY – The Associated Press is reporting that former lobbyist and convicted felon Jarrod Massey was attacked at a federal prison in Montgomery.
Attorneys for the former Country Crossing casino lobbyist have filed court papers asking to see their client and consult on his wellbeing.
AP is also reporting that Massey has been moved from the Montgomery facility to one in Talladega.
