FBI Raids Troubled California Women's Prison, Ousts Warden Amid Sexual Abuse Scandal

The raid and leadership overhaul at FCI Dublin aim to address years of sexual abuse allegations and create a positive change in culture.

FBI agents raided the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin, California, removing documents and computers, following allegations of rampant sexual abuse.
The raid led to the ousting of Warden Arthur Dulgov and three other top leaders, marking a significant leadership overhaul aimed at reform.
Former warden Ray J. Garcia was sentenced to 70 months in prison for sexually abusing incarcerated women, highlighting the depth of the scandal.
The Bureau of Prisons has installed new leaders, including Nancy T. McKinney as deputy warden, to enact positive changes and address the prison's troubled history.
The Senate Judiciary Committee and a U.S. Senate Subcommittee have scrutinized the Bureau of Prisons, emphasizing the need for reform and the protection of female prisoners.