A care home resident has been taken to the local prison in the state of New York, as part of her 104th birthday wish.
Livingston County Sheriff’s Office in Geneseo, about 29 miles (46km) south of Rochester, posted pictures showing Loretta visiting their facility.
“Loretta, who is a resident at the Avon Nursing Home, was asked what she wanted for her birthday and her response was that she wanted to see the inside of our jail because she has never been to jail before,” the police department wrote in a post on Facebook.
“Loretta had a great time touring our jail facility and we are so glad that we were able to make her birthday wishes come true!” it added.
From care home to convicted felon. Pics: Livingston County Sheriff’s Office
Hurlbut Care Communities which operates her care home described some of the activities she enjoyed while in prison on 10 February.
The tour included a view of the prison from the control room
Loretta gets to meet a K-9 unit
“Loretta enjoyed cake, getting fingerprinted, her mug shot taken, tour of the jail, getting locked in a cell, and got to meet many deputies, including one of their new K-9s!
“Thank you to the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office for making Loretta’s wish come true!”
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The tour came two days after her 104th birthday last week where she celebrated with a party at Avon Nursing Home in the nearby town of Avon.
Photos of her big day were posted on Facebook by her care home, showing her with a big pink birthday cake.
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“What a fabulous celebration for Loretta at Avon!” the care home wrote.
“We indulged in a scrumptious cake… here’s to sweet moments and amazing friends… 104 reasons to celebrate life!”
