Concord Monitor
The windows at the Strafford County jail will be painted over to protect the public from witnessing lewd behavior by inmates.
Officials had considered installing tinted windows after a parent complained that his toddler daughter saw an inmate exposing himself. The girl was across the street from the jail, adopting a kitten from the Cocheco Valley Humane Society in Dover.
The New Hampshire Sunday News said rather than spending $3,400 per window to tint them, the county will use inmates to paint the windows at no cost to taxpayers.
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