Since 2020, four lawsuits from Marcy inmates allege violence similar to the incident that killed Robert Brooks.

It was an emotional display Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 14, outside of Marcy Correctional Facility, as protesters gathered outside the entrance in response to the death of Robert Brooks back in December.

At a Rochester press conference, family members spoke for the first time to the media regarding the death of Brooks, who was beaten by correctional officers at Marcy Correctional Facility and later died in December. The press conference featured Robert L. Brooks, Jr., the son of the deceased, and his brother, Jared Ricks.

Through the biting wind and cold, people gathered near Marcy with a fire in their hearts to protest and demand justice for Robert Brooks.

The family of Robert Brooks, a man who died after a violent incident at Marcy Correctional Facility, has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit, according to their attorneys. The lawsuit targets 17 individuals allegedly tied to Brooks’ death.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is pushing for all 14 people involved in the "use of force" death of 43-year-old Robert Brooks at Marcy Correctional Facility in Oneida County

Marcy Correctional Facility inmate Robert Brooks' autopsy findings reveal gruesome injuries, with asphyxia cited as the likely cause.

Dozens of protestors, many from New York City, marched in front of the Marcy Correctional Facility on Old River Road on Tuesday demanding justice for slain inmate Robert Brooks.

Four more employees at Marcy Correctional Facility have been suspended without pay following the death of Greece inmate Robert Brooks.

Son, brother and their attorneys announce civil suit against corrections officers and staff who were involved in December beating.

Robert Brooks Jr. had dreamed of what he would do once his father got out of prison. The two could talk and spend time together without corrections officers getting in the way. Both men were creative and shared a love for music.