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Chain riders, then they know theyre leaving. because youve got security issues there. if they know the day before, they can make a phone call and say, hey, the bus will be going this route, well be going to morgan county, help me out, or something. >> take that, set it over in that baggy. >> when it comes to transporting inmates, chain bus officers take no risks. >> follow me. >> if you notice we put leg irons and shackles on. right, there theyre sitting back there behind two caged doors anyway....

>> step right through here. >> they dont know until that morning. that morning when we call for chain riders, then they know theyre leaving. because youve got security issues there. if they know the day before, they can make a phone call and say, hey, the bus will be going this route, well be going to morgan county, help me out, or something. >> take that, set it over in that baggy. >> when it comes to transporting inmates, chain bus officers take no risks. >> follow me. >> if you notice we put ...

At all times. though the inmates lives are tightly controlled, even the most routine activities can suddenly turn deadly. >> make sure youve got everything out of your pockets. >> weve got 47 going out on chains and they have all got to be bagged and ready to go by 9:30. so usually the chain mornings are rush, rush. >> every day a number of brushy mountain inmates are transported either to court or to other state prisons. correctional officers call this transportation process going out on chain....

Tightly controlled, even the most routine activities can suddenly turn deadly. >> make sure youve got everything out of your pockets. >> weve got 47 going out on chains and they have all got to be bagged and ready to go by 9:30. so usually the chain mornings are rush, rush. >> every day a number of brushy mountain inmates are transported either to court or to other state prisons. correctional officers call this transportation process going out on chain. >> what we do is we call the blocks one at...

Though the inmates lives are tightly controlled, even the most routine activities can suddenly turn deadly. >> make sure youve got everything out of your pockets. >> weve got 47 going out on chains and they have all got to be bagged and ready to go by 9:30. so usually the chain mornings are rush, rush. >> every day a number of brushy mountain inmates are transported either to court or to other state prisons. correctional officers call this transportation process going out on chain. >> what we do...

>> they dont know until that morning. that morning when we call for chain riders, then they know theyre leaving. because youve got security issues there. if they know the day before, they can make a phone call and say, hey, the bus will be going this route, well be going to morgan county, help me out, or something. >> take that, set it over in that baggy. >> when it comes to transporting inmates, chain bus officers take no risks. >> follow me. >> if you notice we put leg irons and shackles on. r...

Though the inmates lives are tightly controlled, even the most routine activities can suddenly turn deadly. >> make sure youve got everything out of your pockets. >> weve got 47 going out on chains and they have all got to be bagged and ready to go by 9:30. so usually the chain mornings are rush, rush. >> every day a number of brushy mountain inmates are transported either to court or to other state prisons. correctional officers call this transportation process going out on chain. >> what we do...

At all times. though the inmates lives are tightly controlled even the most routine activities can suddenly turn deadly. >> make sure you got everything out of your pockets. we got 47 going out on chains and they all got to be back and ready to go by 9:30. usually the chain mornings are rush-rush. >> every day a number of inmates are transported either to court or to other state prisons. correctional officers call the transportation process going out on chain. >> what we do is we he call the blo...

>> they dont know until that morning. that morning when we call for chain riders, then they know theyre leaving. because youve got security issues there. if they know the day before, they can make a phone call and say, hey, the bus will be going this route, well be going to morgan county, help me out, or something. >> take that, set it over in that buggy. >> when it comes to transporting inmates, chain bus officers take no risks. >> follow me. >> if you notice, we put leg irons and shackles on. ...

>> what we do is we call the blocks one at a time, bring them in. they bring all their property and then we pack all their property in a green bag thats numbered, and we shake them down and they sit there and wait until the chain bus arrives. >> these prisoner transports are one of the most dangerous times for staff. >> step right through here. >> they dont know until that morning. that morning when we call for chain riders, then they know theyre leaving. because youve got security issues there....