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Time as in above drama - excuse my ignorance but when a phone was found in the cell - like how is it that dangerous/illegal.
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Paigntonian has largely answered your question.
Many prisoners who try to get hold of phones in prisons though simply want to increase contact with their families and kids. They only have limited means to earn the money to pay for calls from prison payphones and access to those phones is also very limited. (If the only time that a prisoner can use a phone to speak to his family is when his kids are at school, he's likely to want to try to find another way to contact them).
So, in a perfect world, it would make sense to allow all prisoners to have mobile phones in their cells. However the world isn't perfect and there are a lot of people in prison who want to arrange for drugs to be brought in, for witnesses in forthcoming court cases to be intimidated and to continue running the county lines networks that they'd masterminded before they were sent to prison. So there's a blanket ban on mobile phones in prisons, meaning that those prisoners who simply want more contact with their families lose out.
Many prisoners who try to get hold of phones in prisons though simply want to increase contact with their families and kids. They only have limited means to earn the money to pay for calls from prison payphones and access to those phones is also very limited. (If the only time that a prisoner can use a phone to speak to his family is when his kids are at school, he's likely to want to try to find another way to contact them).
So, in a perfect world, it would make sense to allow all prisoners to have mobile phones in their cells. However the world isn't perfect and there are a lot of people in prison who want to arrange for drugs to be brought in, for witnesses in forthcoming court cases to be intimidated and to continue running the county lines networks that they'd masterminded before they were sent to prison. So there's a blanket ban on mobile phones in prisons, meaning that those prisoners who simply want more contact with their families lose out.
// hey can throw boiling water about?//
add sugar so it sticks as it burns as it scalds
and why isnt TTT screaming - yes yes they should all be punished ? - especially the little kiddie immigrants - end of! - prison isnt tought enought !
what has happened to AryanBank - turned into PassyBank has it?
add sugar so it sticks as it burns as it scalds
and why isnt TTT screaming - yes yes they should all be punished ? - especially the little kiddie immigrants - end of! - prison isnt tought enought !
what has happened to AryanBank - turned into PassyBank has it?
Prisoners don't need chargers, per se, for their phones. They're allowed to have devices such as radios and MP3 players in their cells. These days, many such devices are powered by a USB lead that plugs into something like this:
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That gives them, perfectly legally, a USB socket in their cell. So then all they need is a lead to connect between the USB socket and their phone. Phones like this one are available from many, many suppliers on eBay for under fifteen quid:
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That gives them, perfectly legally, a USB socket in their cell. So then all they need is a lead to connect between the USB socket and their phone. Phones like this one are available from many, many suppliers on eBay for under fifteen quid:
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Yes they have kettles
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