Judge in Belleville calls for jail superintendent to appear in contempt hearing Exclusive: Judge seeks answers after Central East Correctional Centre inmate not taken to court Photo by Luke Hendry / The Belleville IntelligencerArticle content A judge in Belleville is requiring an Ontario jail’s superintendent appear for an Aug. 7 contempt-of-court hearing after Central East Correctional Centre staff failed to deliver a prisoner to court. Try refreshing your browser, or Judge in Belleville calls for jail superintendent to appear in contempt hearing Back to video We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Hastings County assistant Crown attorney Rebecca Gill said jail staff at first reported the transport vehicle had broken down. “Contemptuous behaviour” After another delay about two hours into the hearing, Horton said jail staff had “ample opportunity” to deliver the prisoner. She said the case’s complainants, court staff, and justice system “suffered actual harm” and deserved “a remedy” – the contempt hearing.