TXAZ went to Federal Prison today…

[TXAZ]

Well that was very interesting.
Luckily, we were doing a technology assessment and were not a … longer term guest.
Visited each of the different areas. Wow.
Really interesting place. Lots of things we take for granted.
I‘m happy to say my team and I were also released today.

DDSS! Don’t Do Stupid Shi* and stay out.

 

[Fishkiller]

Back before retirement one of my accounts was State of Nevada. Inspecting the prisons was an eye opener the first time. The worst were the women’s prisons, nothing like Chained Heat. and do not wear any denim or blue clothes

 

[Tnhawk]

Well that was very interesting.
Luckily, we were doing a technology assessment and were not a … longer term guest.
Visited each of the different areas. Wow.
Really interesting place. Lots of things we take for granted.
I‘m happy to say my team and I were also released today.

DDSS! Don’t Do Stupid Shi* and stay out.

Should have made reservations for Brandon and Hunter while you were there.

 

[V-Tach]

Looked into a nursing career with the DOC......hard pass......

It would tug at my heart daily working with all those nice innocent folks..........

 

[Johnny Diamond]

Should have made reservations for Brandon and Hunter while you were there.

That's a pretty short list.

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[single stack]

When I drove bus, the company had the NYDOC contract.
I’ve been in and out of every NYS prison many times.
The guards have a terrible job. I wish them well.
Convicts are scum.

 

[seeker_two]

I worked for a private prison and Texas Youth Commission, which also let me see a few TDCJ facilities. Pretty much made my mind up to never be taken alive.....

 

[D0ntTr3@d0nM3]

Were the inmates all on their tax payer funded tablets?

 

[TXAZ]

Were the inmates all on their tax payer funded tablets?

***NO***
And if we’re successful, any devices they “keester in” won’t work either…

 

[Brains]

Worked for the county way back when, and part of my responsibilities included maintaining computers in the jails. Being a county jail the security was pretty lax, and I was left to roam the ward as I needed. When it was time to leave, I would get some really funny looks from inmates when I would walk up to the main gate, press the call button and the gate would open. There were a few you could literally see the gears turning, wondering if it would work for them too.

If I forgot to bring a lunch and didn't want to spend money, I could always go over to the jail and get a sandwich too. That was nice.

 

[deemus]

Had a distant relative in TDC. The darkness over those places is weird. I visited that person with another relative of mine a few times. its a weird scene. At first being locked in a room with a dozen inmates was weird. But they were just there seeing their families too.

That person passed away (natural causes) so I don't go anymore. Im OK if I never see the inside again.

 

[gdr_11]

Had a friend who used to have the Vacaville Medical Facility in California ( where the kept Charles Manson and a couple thousand other sickos) as one of his accounts. He used to tell me stories about some of the inmates he encountered while working there and tge general cloud of evil that rested on that place. I drove by there a few times and it gave me the cold sweats just looking at the outside.

My wife’s cousin had a boyfriend who worked as a guard at Pelican Bay and that guy was as sick as any of the maximum security inmates there.

Prisons are another world

 

[D0ntTr3@d0nM3]

***NO***
And if we’re successful, any devices they “keester in” won’t work either…

It’s a new program. They don’t need to keester anything anymore. Idk if they have the program here in Texas yet but they do Wisconsin. I’ve got a buddy in jail up there. I was just asking out of curiosity.

 

[Bigguy]

I worked for a privately run county jail. We also took in State unmates and a few U.S. Marshal inmates.
It's an experience I'm glad I had, but wouldn't;t repeat for all the money in the world. I hoped state run prisons would be better, but talking with CO who work them, I doubt it.

 

[prisondoc]

Looked into a nursing career with the DOC......hard pass......

It would tug at my heart daily working with all those nice innocent folks..........

One of the most difficult parts of the job, trying to remain "professional" and "objective" listening to someone's medical complaints/concerns when you know this particular dirtbag doing life stomped an infant to death.

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[V-Tach]

One of the most difficult parts of the job, trying to remain "professional" and "objective" listening to someone's medical complaints/concerns when you know this particular dirtbag doing life stomped an infant to death.

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Agreed........

Not responding punitively would have been my problem.........

 

[billtool]

I had a friend that did 12 years in the Federal system. One of his stops was Beaumont for a number of years. From his cell window, he'd watch his mother drive to work and she'd roll down the car window and wave to him. That would really suck.

 

[mroper]

Fort Bend County has Tablets that you lease from them they take it out of your commissary account. They said it has help keep the inmates calmer as they are not as bored.

 

[popper]

The 'no hostages past here' sign was a little scary. The warden's weapons board was interesting.
Boston Concord prison when a bad dude was 'checking in' with about 100 # of chains was interesting too.

 

[Fishkiller]

Had a friend who used to have the Vacaville Medical Facility in California ( where the kept Charles Manson and a couple thousand other sickos) as one of his accounts. He used to tell me stories about some of the inmates he encountered while working there and tge general cloud of evil that rested on that place. I drove by there a few times and it gave me the cold sweats just looking at the outside.

My wife’s cousin had a boyfriend who worked as a guard at Pelican Bay and that guy was as sick as any of the maximum security inmates there.

Prisons are another world

There are two prisons there in Vacaville Commiefornia. One is the medical prison that all inmates in theCommiefornia prison system go thru for evaluation. Then they go to their assigned institution. Next door is the vacaville Prison which is high security o e level below max. The city has a park with the little league baseball fields next door