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Showing posts with label cellphone jamming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cellphone jamming. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Corrections Officers Fired for Smuggling Contraband Cellphones


The Department of Corrections in Guam stated that several correctional officers have been dismissed after smuggling contraband cellphones into facilities. 

The findings by the DOC resulted in a release, a termination and a resignation by prison personnel. The department has committed to cracking down on the contraband.

CJAM.com works with jails, prisons and correctional facilities worldwide to provide safe cellphone detection, control, and jamming techniques to prohibit the use of illegal cellphones.  Visit CJAM.com for more information.

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

South Africa Declares Cellphone Jamming Illegal

ICASA, the communications authority of South Africa, declared today that the jamming of cellular signal - both privately and publicly - is illegal.  

The agency has established that there is 'no legitimate use' for 'mobile telephone blocking devices'.

The debate surrounding cellphone jammers is ongoing.  Jammers can be utilized by both criminals and law enforcement to control communication.  

CellAntenna Corporation promotes the use of jamming only for law enforcement and first responders when in the overall safety interest of the general public. While cellphone jammers can be used to prevent security leaks, they are also capable of not only knocking out regular communication, but emergency communication as well.

Visit CJAM.com to learn more about cellphone detection, control and jamming solutions.

Illegal Cellphones in Prisons


Over the last few weeks, multiple stories regarding contraband cellphones in prisons have surfaced.

In Oklahoma, California, and Texas, accounts range from cellphones being smuggled in by prison guards with other illegal items, including tobacco and drugs, to that of the inmate who used a contraband phone to threaten a Texan lawmaker.

CellAntenna, and its subsidiary, CJAM, are currently working with Tecore Networks to install a "managed access" system in Downtown Baltimore.

CJAM is a proprietary solution provider for law enforcement and correctional facilities worldwide.  CJAM provides solutions including: cellphone detection, cellphone control, and cellphone jamming.  Visit CJAM.com for more information.