Getting contraband cell phones out of prisons.
That’s the goal of a new pilot program launching next month in Maryland.
Meghan McCorkell has more on how this could help public safety.
The new pilot program to get cell phones out of the hands of inmates
is thanks to a new federal grant, and some say it can’t come soon
enough.
Marge Shipley says a cell phone behind prison walls killed her son.
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What part of punishment does this country NOT get? Screw this just put cell phone hammers throughout prison, country club.
ReplyDeleteOh crap...why would they have a cell phone anyway? I don't think the U.S. Constitution provides a cell phone for prisoners. And you don't need a federal grant to get them out. That is just another way for the Maryland government to steal money from the U.S. taxpayers. Here's a thought...lets make the Maryland lawmakers spend 1 day a week searching prison cells for and removing cell phones. At least they would be paid for doing something constructive.
ReplyDeleteAir Condition cells, Satellite TV, Dietitian assigned to you, free medical and dental care with vision should you want this, excellent gymnasium to build your self up to take on citizens when you are released.... I think cell phones can be stopped!
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