'barefoot bandit' in solitary at wash. prison - battery management unit
SEATTLE-Colton Harris's lawyer
Moore, a young thief known as the "barefoot robber", expressed concern about the conditions under which he was held in a Washington state prison. The 21-year-
Old was placed in the intensive management department of varra state prison, where prisoners facing the death penalty were held.
The corrections department said, put it high-
For their own protection, prisoners in such solitary confinement.
Department spokesman Selena Davis said Harris
Moore has been there since April 11 and is expected to be there for a final decision in about seven weeks. Harris-
Moore is allowed to walk out of the cell five times a week, one hour at a time, plus three 10-
There is light rain every week.
His Seattle lawyer, John Henry Brown, says nonviolent criminals like Harris are ridiculous.
Moore was held in a similar environment to the murderer.