Contraband Search

When teaching contraband control, how do you determine what your facility needs and which training styles benefit the learning capacities of your staff?

Be sure to plan for how you will incorporate new tech into your screening process, where equipment will be located and where you will get funding to purchase the tools

While the hazards of fentanyl exposure are significant for COs, it’s important to understand the myths and realities

Download the free white paper to learn how searching at multiple points using varied methods and tools can help you catch more contraband

Learn how to find, identify and protect yourself from illicit fentanyl and other dangerous narcotics on the job

Mary Nicole Miskell, 37, of Shelby, was brought to Gaston County Jail after a traffic stop

Inmates and their associates can be quite crafty when concealing illicit items

Don’t rely on a single screening method to control contraband in your facility

Improve the effectiveness of your screening process with tools that let you see inside items and individuals coming into your facility

Test unknown substances during cell searches for more thorough inspections and improved CO safety

Modern detection and identification technologies help COs detect and isolate suspicious goods and packages

Learn how ADANI Systems’ CONPASS DV (Dual View) helped Douglas County jail catch more contraband consumed by inmates

CO-designed and inmate-approved, the CrossBar Electronic Cigarette is made to be harder to abuse and easier to monitor