Bristol County House of Correction

The Plainville woman served time for an infamous 'suicide by text' case that made national headlines.

The Plainville woman was convicted in a high-profile texting-suicide case.

FANG Collective activists in 2018 cemented themselves to the gates of the Bristol County House of Correction.

Michelle Carter, the woman convicted of convincing her boyfriend through text messages to commit suicide, has been denied parole by the state Board.

The group lined the parade route to rally against Bristol County Sheriff Tom Hodgson, holding signs and shouting at the Sheriff as he walked by.

A spokesman for the Bristol County Sheriff did not say where or why Carter has been moved.

Another protest took place outside the Bristol County House of Correction on Saturday as large crowd armed with signs, chants, and even tubas gathered outside.

A group of protestors that cemented themselves to the gates of the Bristol County House of Correction on Monday have been removed and arrested on multiple charges.

A group totaling roughly thirty people made their way from the UMASS Dartmouth School of Law up to the Bristol County House of Correction on Friday to protest alleged mistreatment of inmates by prison staff.

Bristol County Sheriff Thomas Hodgson responded to an investigation requested by Attorney General Maura Healey following allegations that question the safety of inmates held in Bristol County.