Minnesota prison on lockdown after inmates refuse to return to cells due to heat and living conditions

About 100 inmates at Minnesota prison refused to return to cells citing excessive heat and poor conditions.
Inmates complained of understaffing, limited access to showers and ice, unclean water, and lack of air conditioning.
Prison went into emergency lockdown, deployed response teams, but no injuries were reported.
Advocates said conditions like inadequate ventilation during heat waves are unsafe for inmates.
Situation was resolved after several hours, but facility remains locked down through Labor Day.