Tatum v. N.C. D.O.C.
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2. On March 21, 1998, plaintiff was working as an employee of defendant in the kitchen washing pots. Plaintiff was provided gloves but there were holes in his gloves, which had been present for approximately two weeks prior to March 21, 1998. Plaintiff complained and new gloves were being ordered. Plaintiff attempted to protect his hands and arms by wearing two pairs of gloves. Nevertheless, when plaintiff's hands were in extremely hot water, his right glove filled with water due to the holes. Plaintiff was consequently burned up to the middle of his forearm.
3. Plaintiff received medical treatment from a hospital in Kinston, North Carolina. After, plaintiff was provided treatment including medication, he was transported by to Greene County Correctional Institution.
4. Plaintiff complained of continuing problems particularly during hot weather. Plaintiff requested $20,000.00 in damages in his Affidavit.
2. The parties shall bear their own costs.
This the 17th day of September 2003.
S/_______________ DIANNE C. SELLERS COMMISSIONER
CONCURRING:
S/_____________ THOMAS J. BOLCH COMMISSIONER
S/_______________ CHRISTOPHER SCOTT COMMISSIONER
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