Mississippi Correctional Officer Charged with Smuggling Contraband Cellphone

A correctional officer was arrested for smuggling contraband, including an illegal cellphone and charger, into a prison in Mississippi. 

This is the second occurrence of contraband smuggling in the Hinds County Jail in recent months.  A new policy has been implemented that will subject prison employees to searches.  

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California to Implement Managed Access in Prisons

The Contra Costa Times has reported that the Avenal State Prison in Central California will be installing managed access technology in an attempt to block illegal cellphone calls by inmates.  

There were over 10,000 contraband cellphones confiscated in 2011, a number that continues to rise year after year.  Inmates are now using the illegal cellphones to further their criminal activity.  

The expectation is for the managed access technology to be installed throughout California's prison system over the next three years.  

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