Rikers inmate with history of escape attempts attacks captain by hurling feces ...

Rikers inmate with history of escape attempts attacks captain by hurling feces ...
Rikers inmate with history of escape attempts attacks captain by hurling feces ...
Rikers inmate attacks captain on his night rounds by throwing feces at him, hitting him in the face and chest Capt. Nauvella Lacroix has been with New York City's Department of Corrections for almost nine years Photos show the captain standing with a soiled uniform shirt at work  The inmate who struck him, Arthur Brown, has been at Rikers since 2019 Brown was arrested for trespassing and assaulting two police officers  Brown twice tried to escape in 2020  Correctional officers have been leaving their jobs in droves, with some ending up at the NYPD

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A jail captain was making his nightly rounds when an inmate with a history of attacks and escape attempts hurled his feces at him Wednesday from inside his Rikers Island jail cell.

Capt. Nauvella Lacroix, who's spent nearly nine years with the Department of Corrections, was struck in the face and torso area around 9.45pm.

A photo shows Lacroix standing at a jail facility with his shirt smothered in human waste.

Capt. Nauvella Lacroix stands at a Rikers Island facility with his shirt covered in human waste

Capt. Nauvella Lacroix stands at a Rikers Island facility with his shirt covered in human waste

New York City correctional officers are leaving their jobs in droves, sometimes to join the New York Police Department. Above, Rikers Island in 2014

New York City correctional officers are leaving their jobs in droves, sometimes to join the New York Police Department. Above, Rikers Island in 2014

The inmate involved in the attack is identified as Arthur Brown, who records show has been incarcerated at Rikers since May 2019 on charges of felony assault and bail jumping. 

Brown made two dramatic escape attempts last year.  

In June 2020, he made it down from a roof where he was exercising with other inmates, scaled up a fence and made it to the East River before two officers jumped in the water

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