Michigan prison employees sued after filming inmate giving birth
A federal complaint filed against Michigan prison officials alleges an inmate's privacy was violated when they recorded her giving birth while in custody. Natalie Forrest alleges multiple employees with the Michigan Department of Corrections were present in the delivery room with body cameras recording during exams, labor, and the birth of her son. Eight individuals were named in a civil complaint filed in the U.S. District Court.
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