In the continuing attempt to softly back-pedal from promoting how Robert Mueller's report would prove Donald Trump
and Vladimir Putin outwitted all the security agencies around the world to put the United States under Russia control,
the mainstream media are resorting to less-exciting stories to entertain its dwindling customers.
Here's one.
If there was only some way the Prison could stop the inmates from wandering along the only fence that divides them from
the many roads and the public. I just wish someone would come up with an idea on how to stop the prisoners from walking
this area and after discovering a drug-stuffed dead rat, taking it back to their cells for its contents.
Unless it's the Prison Officers that are collecting the decomposing swag?
Oh, I see... I think. The last sentence is ambiguous, is it these twelve are 'supporting' the misuse with substances
or supporting the prisoners with advice not to use drugs?
and Vladimir Putin outwitted all the security agencies around the world to put the United States under Russia control,
the mainstream media are resorting to less-exciting stories to entertain its dwindling customers.
Here's one.
Quote:Drugs smuggled into Guys Marsh prison in dead rats.
'Drugs, tobacco and mobile phones were smuggled into a prison stuffed inside dead rats.
The items were sewn inside the bodies of three rats found by officers in early March in the grounds of HMP Guys
Marsh near Shaftesbury, Dorset.
It was the first recorded instance of rats being used in that way, the Prison Service said.
It said it was investigating with Dorset Police but was unable to say whether anyone had been arrested.
Prison officers cut open the rodents, which had apparently been thrown over the fence, and found a large amount of
drugs, including spice and cannabis. They also discovered five mobile phones and chargers, together with three Sim
cards.
The items were intended to be collected from the grounds and sold to inmates, the Prison Service said.
Prisons Minister Rory Stewart said: "This find shows the extraordinary lengths to which criminals will go to smuggle drugs
into prison." Previously drones, tennis balls and pigeons have been used by prison smugglers.
In June 2018, Dorset's senior coroner said the use of drugs at HMP Guys Marsh was "rife", leading to a number of recent
deaths. The Prison Service said it was planning to replace windows at the jail to stop drugs being moved between cells...'
If there was only some way the Prison could stop the inmates from wandering along the only fence that divides them from
the many roads and the public. I just wish someone would come up with an idea on how to stop the prisoners from walking
this area and after discovering a drug-stuffed dead rat, taking it back to their cells for its contents.
Unless it's the Prison Officers that are collecting the decomposing swag?
Quote:'...It also said an extra 12 prison officers were supporting inmates with substance misuse problems...'BBC:
Oh, I see... I think. The last sentence is ambiguous, is it these twelve are 'supporting' the misuse with substances
or supporting the prisoners with advice not to use drugs?
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