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| Cape May County Jail officials hope virtual visits bring in real cash |
| By pressofatlanticcity.com - MICHAEL MILLER |
| Published: 01/12/2012 |
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CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Lydia Curtis walked into the visiting room with a handful of other women Wednesday at the Cape May County Jail, where a sheriff’s officer ran a metal-detecting wand over them. Curtis, 37, of Lower Township, was there to visit her husband, Ben Curtis, who is awaiting extradition to Pennsylvania on a warrant for failing to complete community service in Bucks County, she said. “We just talk about normal, daily stuff. He wants to know about the kids. They play sports,” she said of the couple’s four children. These in-person visits have become less common since Cape May County introduced Internet visitation last April. The system works like Skype. Inmates or their families pay a fee to chat over the Internet through a video screen. Families can access the system over the web. Read More. |
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