Alston v. N.C. Dept. of Corr.
Opinion
2. Plaintiff alleged in the Tort Claim Affidavit filed with the North Carolina Industrial Commission that on February 3, 2003, while a prisoner on segregation at Avery Mitchell Correctional Institutional, he was deprived of 77 family photographs by Correctional Officer Buchanan.
3. On April 17, 2008, Deputy Commissioner Harris held that Defendant, through its employee, Officer Buchanan, owed plaintiff a duty not to lose his personal property once it was confiscated, breached its duty, and owed him $200.00 for his damages.
4. Plaintiff filed an appeal on April 29, 2008, requesting $5000, as opposed to $200 ordered by the court, for his damages.
2. Defendant's breach of its duty of reasonable care has caused a loss for Plaintiff, and he is entitled to receive monetary compensation for said loss. Plaintiff has not introduced any new evidence to prove that he is owed more than the awarded $200.00.
2. No costs are taxed as inmate Alston was permitted to file this civil action in forma pauperis.
This the __ day of January, 2009.
S/___________________
DANNY LEE McDONALD
COMMISSIONER
CONCURRING:
*Page 1S/___________________ CHRISTOPHER SCOTT COMMISSIONER
S/___________________ PAMELA YOUNG CHAIR
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