"The smell, the toxicity of the fumes that were coming out from this building,” said Cumming, "It stopped my agents in their tracks. It’s important the public understands how concerning this is to us.”
The employee echoed those concerns, describing crumbling floors and ceilings. They also note filthy locker rooms with broken showers and toilets.
“The toilets don't even flush. Half of them don't flush. I mean, I wouldn't even change my shirt in the locker room, let alone my whole uniform," they said, "I've seen facilities in the city jail that were better than that place."