The jail officials forced the inmates to listen to the song for hours at a time and used it as a “known device to torment.” One inmate is also accusing officials at the detention center of physical abuse, including slamming him into a wall and spitting in his face.
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Jail Officials Used 'Baby Shark' Song to 'Torment' Inmates: Lawyers
A handful of Oklahoma County Detention Center inmates have filed a federal lawsuit after arguing they were subjected to repeated, malicious exposure to the children’s song “Baby Shark.” So reports Fox News.
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