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.
RIDUP is a four-month program targeting SUD treatment for inmates, supporting the mental and behavioral needs of participants
The investigation revealed $16,000 in commissary funds and Cash App funds used by inmates “and their associates who were not incarcerated to facilitate the trafficking operation”
After escaping by pepper-spraying a deputy and stealing a cruiser, the recaptured inmate also faces new charges, including attempting to smuggle cigarettes and a lighter into jail
Instead of taking the drugs to the police department, the officers worked with the dealer to sell the drugs
Source says inmate may have ingested methamphetamine prior to return to custody
Seizure also included $5 million in cash, “dealt a huge blow” to the narcotics trade
Tips for gaining leverage over inmate contraband lords
US has charged that Christopher “Dudus” Coke ran a massive drug ring in the Eastern US from the Caribbean
Police allege Anthony King orchestrated the killing of Kendra DeGrasse with a contraband phone
Officers found tobacco and pills in the man’s leg
2 attackers have been identified
Man rectally smuggled lighter, rolling papers, marijuana, eight tattooo needles and more
Katrina Wade kept her drug business booming for 6 days before being caught
Contraband searches not necessary with e-mail
Using brain disorder medications to combat alcohol and drug addiction
The government is “seeking comment on technical approaches” to the problem
Focus will be on prevention and education
Van “cloned” to look like either a tour van or a security van, authorities say
Authorities believe gangs have business alliance with cartels
“Touch DNA” technology will test traces left on shanks, cell phones and other contraband
Here’s a series of questions designed to help open the mind to new inmate contraband schemes
Several states have decided to reduce in-prison treatment programs
Fla. officer Mark Lindback found the tax papers hidden under an inmates mattress
Pa. inmate, Robert G. Henry, is accused of running a marijuana growing operation from his jail cell
Harry Jackson broke out of jail, then returned after stealing 14 packs of cigarettes
Letter detailed instructions on how to smuggle drugs