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4/30/09: Visitation Canceled at Columbia Correctional Institution and Work Camp

As a precautionary measure visitation at Columbia Correctional Institution and Work Camp has been cancelled this weekend, May 2 and 3, 2009.

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As a precautionary measure visitation at Columbia Correctional Institution and Work Camp has been cancelled this weekend, May 2 and 3, 2009.

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Wade Dante Jackson walked free Monday after serving 17 months in the Brevard County Jail Complex for a killing that prosecutors now say he did not commit.

Accused of murder at age 18, the South Melbourne resident surrendered to authorities on Nov. 5, 2007. Investigators announced that Jackson killed Palm Shores resident Miles Sawvel, 34, during a Halloween home-invasion shooting.

Although Jackson "was adamant in his innocence from the beginning," recalled his lawyer, Todd Deratany, he spent the next 17 months incarcerated inside the Brevard County Jail Complex.

But, Friday afternoon, prosecutors dropped the charges, saying Jackson had been misidentified. And at 12:15 p.m. Monday, Jackson posted bond and left the jail as a free man, records show.

"I'm happy that the state attorney's office took the step to drop charges against Mr. Jackson, and did so in a timely manner and a fair and evenhanded manner," Deratany said. "I think their actions in this case are commendable and admirable."

Monday morning, during a brief court hearing in Viera, Judge George Maxwell set Jackson's bond at $9,000 for a trio of earlier, unrelated cases.

Jackson, who now is 20, was out on bond when he was arrested for Sawvel's murder.

Maxwell reset Jackson's bond at $5,000 for an October 2007 arrest by the Florida Highway Patrol. Jackson was charged with reckless driving and fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer.

Maxwell also added $4,000 to Jackson's bond for two charges of cocaine possession that year.

"The judge made a fair evaluation in setting the bond," Deratany said.

Messages seeking comment were left for Jackson.

Upon hearing the news Friday that the home-invasion charges were dropped, he was "stunned" and "happy," Deratany said.

Authorities believe Sawvel was pushed to the floor by two assailants and shot during a drug-related attack.

Lynne Bumpus-Hooper, the state attorney's office spokeswoman, said forensic and other information gathered during the continuing investigation of the homicide indicated that Jackson did not have a role in the killing.

She said the Brevard County Sheriff's Office is pursuing other suspects in the case
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Officials at the Coleman Federal Correctional Complex noticed the fight in the recreation yard shortly before 2 p.m. on Thursday and say it was quickly brought under control. Several inmates were injured, including the eight who had to receive outside medical treatment.


There were no reports of prison employees injured. No further details were immediately available.


Authorities continue to investigate the incident
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