Contraband Is Entering Georgia Prisons From Drones Again
8 hours ago … Commissioner Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) head Tyrone Oliver says that flying contraband into prisons “can be a lucrative business.” Many of these …
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Some Georgia lawmakers want to use state resources to keep drones from dropping off contraband like drugs and cell phones at detention facilities. Matthew Wolfe, director of the Office of Professional Standards within the Georgia Department of Corrections, said a months-long investigation that led to the arrest of 150 suspects drove down drone activity last …
Georgia lawmakers questioned whether a $600 million funding boost approved last session is improving the state’s troubled prison system during Monday hearings. Despite the funding, significant problems persist including broken cell door locks that allow inmates to move freely, understaffing of
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Georgia lawmakers questioned whether a $600 million investment has improved the state’s prison system during a House Budget Committee meeting, as violence, staffing shortages, and security failures persist. Corrections Commissioner Tyrone Oliver reported progress in hiring, with