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| Hays State Prison locks have failed for years |
| By timesfreepress.com - Joy Lukachick |
| Published: 02/11/2013 |
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GEORGIA - Of all the places where a locked door is essential, a prison seems like one of the most obvious. Not just to keep the criminals in, but also to keep dangerous felons away from one another -- and from guards. Yet locks don't appear to have been a priority for the maximum-security penitentiary in Trion, Ga., where prison officials have known about persistently broken doors and latches for at least two years. A 2010 audit of Hays State Prison found that not only were some locks broken, so were the red lights that signaled to guards when a cell was unlocked. Read More. |
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