Contraband: Weapons

Automate X-ray screening to see more, faster

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Add iCMORE software to Smiths Detection X-ray machines to maintain positive flow while catching more contraband

Fla. jail inmate creates makeshift 'paint ball' weapon, attacks other inmate

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The inmate had four golf ball-size bruises on the upper back and a head bruise following the incident

Shut the back door on contraband and contaminated food

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Smiths Detection

Get the right tools to help you screen deliveries, food and other items

Fla. inmate sentenced to 20 years for 2017 CO assault

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The officer was stabbed multiple times with a shank-type weapon during a riot

Feds launched emergency search for gun at NYC federal jail

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A source confirmed that a firearm was discovered on the 6th floor of the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn

Pens in pocket prevent serious injury in attack on N.Y. CO

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The pens had gouge marks on them and appeared to have deflected the attack, the union said

SC inmate stabbed CO, held him against his will, officials say

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The officer was taken to a local hospital, and was expected to be released Monday night

Cell shakedowns: How to handle strategic threat group contraband

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The proper handling and documenting of contraband evidence is important for investigative purposes

The true cost of contraband

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A corrupt officer has a price! An honest officer has integrity

Kan. inmate attacked deputies with shank during escort to jail cell, sheriff's office says

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The inmate ended up in the hospital after the attack; two officers received hand injuries

NY prison on lockdown after 'unprovoked' attack on veteran officer

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The inmate cut the CO from the left side of his mouth to his ear with an unknown weapon

How to build a layered contraband detection strategy and why it matters (eBook)

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Multiple screening steps and checkpoints, combined with varied screening technology, will help thwart smuggling into your facility to keep officers and inmates safer

Sheriff: Inmate bit NC jail officer and cut her with 'homemade weapon'

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It's the facility's second reported attack on a detention officer with an inmate-manufactured weapon this year

Coping with the never-ending evolution of inmate weapons

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Inmates are adept at turning whatever materials are at hand into improvised weapons – the ongoing challenge for corrections officials is to detect these weapons