Contraband
Contraband refers to unauthorized items smuggled into correctional facilities, posing significant security risks. This section provides articles that explore the detection, prevention, and management of Contraband within prisons and jails. Topics include common types of contraband, the methods used to introduce these items, and the technologies and strategies employed to combat this ongoing challenge. Understanding the dynamics of Contraband is crucial for correctional professionals dedicated to maintaining a secure and safe environment. For further insights, explore related topics on Correctional Management.
The suspect was already out on bond from charges of flying drones carrying contraband into another South Carolina prison
“Instead of using his time at the Bureau of Prisons to work on rehabilitation, [the inmate] instead made connections to allow him to continue his distribution activities once he was released,” an attorney said
The suspension comes as the NYC DOC has expanded the use of body scanners in the jails to check staff for possible contraband
Charged with violating the oath of a public officer and crossing a guard line with the contraband
Allegedly brought Suboxone, a semi-synthetic opioid used to treat drug addiction or chronic pain, into the jail through vistation
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“Managed access” creates an umbrella over the prison, blocking transmissions from all but pre-authorized phones
The drug came in small, almost invisible strips similar to Listerine
Suspect says she was trying to protect friends
The arrest comes after an eight-month joint investigation
A police search at Territorial Correctional Facility in July turned up beer in an inmate’s cell
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Cards were intercepted by a corrections officer
Allegedly collected $1,000 bribe
Conspired through telephone calls to smuggle drugs into the prison
Nicoll Koval, 25, had been sentenced in June 2011 to a year in prison for a hit-and-run incident that had occurred the previous year
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Contraband cellphones are so common that even Charles Manson has been caught at least twice with them
Inmates distributed heroin, meth and other drugs thanks to smuggled cellphones brought in by COs
Prosecutors argue dealers and suppliers are using the state’s medical pot law, approved in 1996, as legal cover for running sophisticated drug-trafficking ventures
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Thirty-nine-year-old Clyon Hinnant of Raleigh pleaded guilty to accepting bribes and conspiracy to commit wire fraud and mail fraud
A brutal razor attack left a Lancaster County sheriff’s deputy with 19 stitches in his neck
Hermilo Salcedo choked on a plastic bag that contained at least three grams of cocaine
Michael Steven Chu said in federal court that it was his girlfriend who got him involved in growing and selling marijuana
Authorities took the unusual step of searching COs and other prison employees for contraband
The seizures were made during a surprise search over the weekend
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