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   Adrian Dominique Bell, 35, was sentenced Monday to 120 months in prison on   
   charges of first-degree assault after he stabbed a correctional sergeant with   
   a 5 ½ inch metal shank during an altercation, according to authorities.   
   (Image via Minnesota    
   Department of Corrections)   
      
   STILLWATER, MN — An inmate at the Minnesota Correctional Facility in   
   Stillwater was sentenced to 10 more years in prison after stabbing and   
   injuring a correctional sergeant in 2020, Washington County Attorney Kevin   
   Magnuson announced.   
      
   Adrian Dominique Bell, 35, was sentenced Monday to 120 months in prison on   
   charges of first-degree assault after he stabbed a correctional sergeant with   
   a 5 ½ inch metal shank during an altercation, according to authorities.   
      
   "Inmate assaults on correctional officers are grave offenses that undermine   
   the safety of our prison system and will not be taken lightly," Magnuson said   
   in a statement. "We are grateful to the Minnesota Department of Corrections   
   and the department's    
   Office of Special Investigations for their dedicated efforts in bringing this   
   case forward. Together, we remain resolute in our pursuit of justice for any   
   acts of violence committed against our dedicated correctional staff."   
      
   Bell and another inmate became "confrontational" with correctional staff over   
   the loss of privileges on June 12, 2020, investigators said.   
      
   During the argument, the other inmate lunged at a correctional sergeant and   
   punched him in the head, according to authorities.   
      
   Additional correctional staff immediately responded and attempted to restrain   
   the inmate.   
      
   During the physical struggle, Bell removed a shank from his pocket, ran up to   
   the group, and stabbed a correctional sergeant in the lower torso,   
   investigators said.   
      
   The shank fell from Bell’s hand and both inmates were able to be detained,   
   according to authorities.   
      
   The sergeant and two other correctional staff injured in the fight were   
   transported to Lakeview Hospital for medical treatment. All three were treated   
   for visible injuries, including a puncture wound to the sergeant’s lower   
   torso, investigators said.   
      
   During the attack, Bell was serving a 161-month sentence at MCF-Stillwater for   
   attempted first-degree murder. He completed that sentence in 2021 but was   
   immediately transferred from the state prison to the Washington County Jail   
   for the duration of his    
   trial.   
      
   Bell will now be transferred from Washington County Jail back into the custody   
   of the Minnesota Department of Corrections to serve his new sentence.   
      
   https://patch.com/minnesota/stillwater/stillwater-inmate-gets-10   
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