New technology will monitor inmates vitals, Cobb County sheriff says
Cobb County Sheriff's Office said they will be using a new form of technology to monitor inmate's vitals during their stay. This after three inmates died at the Cobb County jail in the last month. Sheriff Craig Owens Sr. said the new devices will help keep an eye on inmates ahead of jail staffing shortage.
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