A C1 member wrote, “Correctional officers were recently conducting inmate cell searches when they discovered several AA batteries that had been modified for purposes outside traditional use.
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Inmates are removing the bottom portions of batteries to gain access to sharp metal components resembling nails that are in the inside of the battery.
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Corrections officers were able to duplicate the same results using a standard AA battery as shown below.
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Once removed, the “nails” can be used as weapons or tattoo needles.”
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Here is what the final contraband looks like.
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