A Joliet, Illinois, man awaiting trial on murder charges isn't happy with the conditions at the jail he's staying in.
The Chicago Tribune reported that Adam Landerman, 21, has filed a 15-count complaint asking a judge to fix conditions at the Will County Adult Detention Facility ranging from tiny towels, a lack of variety with the food, poor temperature control, the lack of a barber and high-priced items in the commissary.
Landerman, the son of a Joliet police sergeant, is one of four people accused of luring Terrance Rankins and Eric Glover to a house last year, robbing and strangling them and then playing video games until police arrived.
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Landerman's complaint cites jail standards from the Illinois administrative code to argue his case, according to the newspaper.
He also criticizes the jail for not providing breakfast after 6:30 a.m. and for serving lunch too early.
Will County Sheriff’s Deputy Chief Ken Kaupas told the Tribune that inmates are treated fairly and that it's not a hotel.
Alisa R. Massaro, 20; Bethany L. McKee, 20; and Joshua F. Miner, 26, are also charged with of first-degree murder in the case. All four are being held on $10 million bail.
