later, the inmates sharing Mr. Cherry's cell asked PCSD employees to check on Mr. Cherry's condition. PCSD employees found Mr. Cherry in his cell, hallucinating and shaking violently. The PCSD employees notified PHS Nurse Gill, who examined Mr. Cherry and reported his symptoms of DT's to PHS Nurse Frank Smith ("Smith"). Nurse Smith requested that Mr. Cherry be sent to the Infirmary for observation.
At the Infirmary, a PCSD employee shackled Mr. Cherry, who was still hallucinating, to his bed, with the knowledge and acquiescence of Smith. At approximately 6:00 a.m. on December 26, 1992, while still suffering from hallucinations associated with the DT's, Mr. Cherry either walked or jumped off the end of his bed. Because the leg shackle did not allow his feet to advance beyond theAccordingly, Defendants' motions to dismiss Counts III and V(sic) are DENIED.

MOTION TO STRIKE
Having determined that Defendants' motions to dismiss are properly denied, the Court turns to Defendants' motion to strike Plaintiff's allegations regarding prior incidents at the Jail.
Contained in paragraphs 35 to 40 of Plaintiff's complaint are allegations regarding the deaths of two inmates at the Jail while under the medical supervision of PHS. Specifically, on March 17, 1992, Fernando Garcia ("Garcia"), known by PHS at the time to be a diabetic, died at the Jail after PHS failed to provide him with insulin for three days. The second incident occurred on June 13, 1992, when Daniel Zuniga ("Zuniga") committed suicide on his third attempt in the Jail. Despite his previous attempts, PHS had not classified Zuniga as