Drone-delivered drugs and daytime TV: Outgoing prisons chief on state of UK jails
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The Independent
The Independent (US)Drone-delivered drugs and daytime TV: Outgoing prisons chief on state of UK jails
Exclusive: Rife with drone-delivered drugs, inmates are leaving Britain’s overcrowded prisons unrehabilitated while organised gangs are making a fortune – and there is no plan to fix it, according to outgoing prisons inspector Charlie Taylor
Prisoners in overcrowded British prisons "lie in their beds all day, take drugs and watch TV"
Prisoners in overcrowded British prisons "lie in their beds all day, take drugs and watch TV. "This was announced by the chief prison Inspector of Great Britain, Charlie Taylor. He stated that criminal groups deliver prohibited substances using drones...
Overcrowded prisons in the UK have become places where many inmates spend their days in bed, use drugs and watch television, while organized crime networks earn significant amounts of trafficking in banned substances through drones.
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