Subway Sicko Jared Fogle Desperate For Sandwich Fix!
Nov. 9 2016, Published 10:16 a.m. ET
RadarOnline.com can reveal that Subway sicko Jared Fogle has lost weight while locked up in prison — and he may be trying to get his hands on his favorite Subway chow since moves are afoot to try to deliver the low-calorie sandwiches to his prison.
Englewood Prison, the home of ‘Subway Guy’ Jared Fogle after being convicted of child sex charges.
As RadarOnline.com reported, the 15-year Subway spokesman, who famously used the fast food chain to lose a whopping 245 lbs., is now doing hard time at Englewood Prison south of Denver after being convicted last November of child porn and underage sex offences.
Englewood Prison, the home of ‘Subway Guy’ Jared Fogle after being convicted of child sex charges.
Estela Flores, manager of the Subway franchise closest to the prison in Littleton Square, Littleton, Colo., told RadarOnline.com that the stores dotted around the imposing slammer are donating sandwiches to various do-gooders and charities that could try to give food to the prison.
"Each store is an individual franchise so it's up to individual managers to decide how much they donate," noted Flores. "The sandwiches get distributed to representatives of good causes and charities who distribute them to where they are needed — prisons, homeless shelters and so on."
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Despite the franchises' good intentions, a prison spokesman told RadarOnline.com, "At this time it is not possible for food from outside the prison to be delivered to inmates," including Fogle, who is packing on the pounds.
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Fogle, who was sentenced to 15 years and eight months in prison and must serve at least 13 years behind bars, is going to have to rely on the prison yard for exercise to work off any pounds gained from prison grub.
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