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prison officers have to live somewhere
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Prisoners are easer to handle when they're high on drugs.
It's also better to let them get their own than administer them which puts the authorities on the spot when they get addicted. That is why drugs are allowed in prisons when it would be easy to stop it. |
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I offered to advise on drugs in prison and was told to shove it up my arse.
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The prisons would be easy to sort out. All that's needed is a backbone and to remember why they are there.
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Why do prison officers not have sniffer dogs to find the drugs ?
Cos the dogs would simply sniff the handlers .......................... Who do you think it is that takes the drugs in ???? ![]() |
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in Ireland they shoot the drugs over the walls with a sling or catapult at an arranged time
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Reynard you are clueless sniffer dogs cant find drugs up your a..e or inside your stomach particularly when they are wrapped in clingfilm or sprayed with perfume.
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Dr Crippen you have obviously never had to control someone off their head on spice ask any copper on the streets.
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