Posted by showcrop on December 11, 2018 at 15:51:17 from (75.68.37.174):
In Reply to: Back in prison posted by David G on December 11, 2018 at 07:13:58:
I used to do business with the county jail, and sometimes going fairly extensively through areas where the prisoners were. It actually seemed kind of lax to me, but you never hear of any problems there. The inmates want to be bugging you all the time, telling about how they are innocent. I was supposed to be always escorted by a CO, but they were often short handed and would have to leave me within a certain locked area. One time The superintendent, who was an old tractor guy, was escorting me and had to go to a problem, so he gave me his portable radio so that I could call central control to get the doors that I needed opened. One time I had a fairly lengthy job to do in an area that was not open to prisoners. I had my son with me who was around twelve at the time. He looked the area over very carefully and kept pointing out ways that prisoners may be able to escape.
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