Todd Chrisley’s Prison Defends Food Service After Dead Animal Claims

Todd Chrisley is one hungry jailbird … claiming he is being fed animal-infested meals whereas behind bars — although his jail begs to vary.

In a press release to TMZ, the Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP) is adamant they function protected and humane amenities regardless of Todd’s claims that rats/squirrels are on the free of their meals storage facility & a useless cat dropped from the ceiling onto their meals — including the standard of meals consumed by their incarcerated inhabitants is a precedence.

The FBOP additionally refutes Todd’s claims the meals is laden with black mildew and outdated by at the very least a yr … saying that expired meals is discarded and never utilized.

In truth, they work underneath FBOP rules, and inform us … their meals service mission goals to offer wholesome, nutritionally sound, and appetizing meals that meet the wants of each particular person.

FBOP establishments — together with FPC Pensacola, the place Todd is incarcerated — are accredited by the American Correctional Affiliation, which covers indoor residing and different important rules corresponding to environmental situations like temperature and air high quality.

Clearly, they are not thrilled Todd is talking out about jail situations whereas behind bars … and the FBOP says it urges inmates to as a substitute search a proper assessment via the jail’s Administrative Treatment Program for any issues.

So as to add insult to harm, Todd’s daughter Savannah lately accused jail officers of retaliating in opposition to Todd for speaking out about lock-up conditions.

On that problem, Chrisley’s lawyer Jay Surgent, says Todd’s bravery in talking out in regards to the state of the jail must be congratulated, not criticized. The Bureau of Prisons mentioned it totally investigates all claims of worker misconduct.

Bear in mind, Todd’s spouse Julie Chrisley is serving her time at FMC Lexington, the place we have not heard a peep from her in regards to the grub.