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Following this incident, both were stripped of their privileges (outside recreation, visitation, phone use, and canteen items) and in 2017, both were transferred along with all other South Carolina death row inmates to the Kirkland Correctional Institution in Columbia. Sasser was later let go from his post, as he had developed PTSD and had begun suffering from anxiety attacks. All assault charges from him were later dropped by the prosecutors, who said that there's no point, as both prisoners were already sentenced to death.

After pleading guilty to the killings, Allen was sentenced to death and scheduled to be executed on January 8, 2010. However, a stay of execution was filed by his attorneys hours after the verdict was announced, with the South Carolina Supreme Court accepting the motion. A new date hasn't been announced, and Allen is still awaiting execution.

On the morning of December 2, 2009, Allen, along with fellow death row inmate Mikal Deen Mahdi, planned to attack and kill a security guard while in the Lieber Correctional Institution. After making shanks using metal they stripped from air ducts, the duo asked the security guard Nathan Sasser if they could go visit the basketball court. After escorting them there, they attacked Sasser, stabbing him multiple times. He managed to resist and fought them off despite his heavy injuries.

Quincy Jovan Allen (born 1980) is an American serial killer and criminal who killed 4 people between July and August in a crime spree in 2002. He was sentenced to death for his crimes in South Carolina, and is currently awaiting execution.