The Federal Bureau of Prisons has transferred Sam Bankman-Fried to a prison in California, according to the BOP’s inmate database. The former CEO was first at a medium-security prison in Victorville, a small city east of Los Angeles, through Thursday. He was then transferred to a low-security prison in Los Angeles as of Friday.
Kyle Sandler, a federal prison consultant who was released from federal custody a year ago, said Victorville was a “notoriously hard” facility. Terminal Island, where Bankman-Fried now resides, is cushier. "You're living in a dormitory and such," Larry Levine, another federal prison consultant, told Fortune, in reference to low-security facilities.
