The Sedgwick County Jail has banned hot pots in its Adult Detention Facility after a deputy was attacked by an inmate with ...

The Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office has changed its policy on hot pots in the Adult Detention Facility after a detention deputy was attacked with boiling water.

The sheriff’s office says 20-year-old inmate James Edward Chavez, of Wichita, obtained a pot of boiling water and ... still have access to heated water through tap systems, but personal or ...

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After reviewing policy, the sheriff’s office decided to remove hot pots from the jail. The decision took effect Monday. “Inmates will still have access to heated water through tap systems ...