Washington, DC, inmate becomes first incarcerated person in city to win elected office.
A Washington, D.C., inmate on Tuesday became the first incarcerated person in the city to win elected office.
D.C. Jail houses 1,400 male and female inmates, and the Harriet Tubman Women's Shelter serves up to 175 women a night.
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