Federal detainees to be moved back to Mecklenburg County jails after 3 years

A local news story from North Carolina, reported by QCity Metro.

Local News · North Carolina · October 16, 2026

From QCity Metro

Federal detainees held in other states will soon be moved to detention facilities in Mecklenburg County. U.S. Attorney Russ Ferguson, U.S. Marshal Terry Burgin and Sheriff Garry McFadden announced the new agreement on Friday, October 16.

Reported by QCity Metro, October 16, 2026. Read the full story at QCity Metro →

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