Redleg
08-26-2005, 20:41
Got something on this guy in an email today -since I am at work - and bored today right now - thought I would share it.
http://www.mcso.org/submenu.asp?file=aboutsheriff&page=1
Some of it sounds interesting
You can access this information by scouting around on the above link.
In-Tents Section:
There are 29 tents of male Working Inmates, 10 tents of female Working Inmates, and one control "Tower" of non-working fully sentenced male inmates in this Section. The tent compound includes a 60' observation tower (with a pink neon Vacancy sign) which is manned around the clock. The average daily population in In-Tents is about 1,000 inmates. Three detention officers are typically assigned to supervise "the yard".
Con-Tents Section:
There are 20 tents of Work Furlough and Work Release male inmates, and seven tents for Work Furlough and Work Release female inmates in this Section. The average daily population is nearly 400 inmates.
Pup-Tents Section:
The Pup-Tents Section has five large tents. The facility is capable of housing up to 100 male juvenile inmates who have been convicted and sentenced as adults. The compound also has a modular building with two high school classrooms, offices, and showers.
Workbox Section:
This office maintains files, work records, and rosters for about 1,700 inmates that are sentenced to county jail. Workbox personnel are responsible for inmate job assignments and calculation of release dates.
Tent Support Unit:
This Unit consists of Field Training Officers (FTOs) and the Mail Officer. The FTOs maintain training and records for all employees of the Division, service the Intoxilyzer, perform weapon maintenance, conduct DNA testing, transport property and evidence, instruct at the academy, and conduct on-going training for the Division. The Mail Officer handles incoming and out-going United States mail for In-Tents inmates.
The email rumor that was sent to me can be found here
http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/m/miracopjail.htm
Interesting concept for corrections - or is it just abuse?
http://www.mcso.org/submenu.asp?file=aboutsheriff&page=1
Some of it sounds interesting
You can access this information by scouting around on the above link.
In-Tents Section:
There are 29 tents of male Working Inmates, 10 tents of female Working Inmates, and one control "Tower" of non-working fully sentenced male inmates in this Section. The tent compound includes a 60' observation tower (with a pink neon Vacancy sign) which is manned around the clock. The average daily population in In-Tents is about 1,000 inmates. Three detention officers are typically assigned to supervise "the yard".
Con-Tents Section:
There are 20 tents of Work Furlough and Work Release male inmates, and seven tents for Work Furlough and Work Release female inmates in this Section. The average daily population is nearly 400 inmates.
Pup-Tents Section:
The Pup-Tents Section has five large tents. The facility is capable of housing up to 100 male juvenile inmates who have been convicted and sentenced as adults. The compound also has a modular building with two high school classrooms, offices, and showers.
Workbox Section:
This office maintains files, work records, and rosters for about 1,700 inmates that are sentenced to county jail. Workbox personnel are responsible for inmate job assignments and calculation of release dates.
Tent Support Unit:
This Unit consists of Field Training Officers (FTOs) and the Mail Officer. The FTOs maintain training and records for all employees of the Division, service the Intoxilyzer, perform weapon maintenance, conduct DNA testing, transport property and evidence, instruct at the academy, and conduct on-going training for the Division. The Mail Officer handles incoming and out-going United States mail for In-Tents inmates.
The email rumor that was sent to me can be found here
http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/m/miracopjail.htm
Interesting concept for corrections - or is it just abuse?