In 2011, James Verone, a 59-year-old man from North Carolina, entered a bank, handed the teller a note asking for $1, and waited to be arrested hoping to receive medical care in prison for chronic health issues he couldn’t afford after losing his job and health insurance.

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In 2011, James Verone, a 59-year-old man from North Carolina, entered a bank, handed the teller a note asking for $1, and waited to be arrested hoping to receive medical care in prison for chronic health issues he couldn’t afford after losing his job and health insurance.
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