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Maximum security prison. sergeant jay cook spotted someone walking down the road in constable south of the canadian border. cook approached sweat who fled toward the tree line. at that point, sergeant cook fired twice striking sweat. sweat has been taken to the albany medical center. he was found in the spot some 16 miles north of the place where richard matt was killed by a tactical team two days earlier. no word from investigators on when sweat and matt may have broken apart and if sweat was w...

This is a class b tool cage. basically we have a shadow board in here that places the location of every tool in the kitchen. makes inventory of the tools quick and a snap. you can tell whats missing. things like these can be weapons of opportunity at any moment. checking them out, you hold somebody responsible for them. we try to maintain order, and it gives a day-to-day routine thing. you would think that it becomes monotonous but you always find yourself walking around checking locks, looking ...

Makes inventory of the tools quick and a snap. you can tell whats missing. things like these can be weapons of opportunity at any moment. checking them out, you hold somebody responsible for them. we try to maintain order, and it gives a day-to-day routine thing. you would think that it becomes monotonous but you always find yourself walking around checking locks, looking for tools. its almost like a installed paranoia. you never completely safe in prison on either side. i grew this facial hair ...

Gives a day-to-day routine thing. you would think that it becomes monotonous but you always find yourself walking around checking locks, looking for tools. its almost like a installed paranoia. you never completely safe in prison on either side. i grew this facial hair on my face first off because inmates are not allowed to in florida department of corrections. if ever i was to be taken hostage and swapped out with a uniform i would hope the snipers would know not to shoot me. >> at floridas san...

Makes inventory of the tools quick and a snap. you can tell whats missing. things like these can be weapons of opportunity at any moment. checking them out, you hold somebody responsible for them. we try to maintain order, and it gives a day-to-day routine thing. you would think that it becomes monotonous but you always find yourself walking around checking locks, looking for tools. its almost like a installed paranoia. you never completely safe in prison on either side. i grew this facial hair ...

Gives a day-to-day routine thing. you would think that it becomes monotonous, but you always find yourself walking around checking locks, looking for tools. its almost like a installed paranoia. youre never completely safe in prison on either side. i grew this facial hair on my face first off because inmates are not allowed to in florida department of corrections. and if ever i was to be taken hostage and swapped out with a uniform i would hope the snipers would know not to shoot me. >> at flori...

Somebody responsible for them. we try to maintain order, and it gives a day-to-day routine thing. you would think that it becomes monotonous but you always find yourself walking around checking locks, looking for tools. its almost like a installed paranoia. youre never completely safe in prison on either side. i grew this facial hair on my face first off because inmates are not allowed to in florida department of corrections. if ever i was to be taken hostage and swapped out with a uniform i wou...

Of opportunity at any moment. checking them out, you hold somebody responsible for them. we try to maintain order, and it gives a day-to-day routine thing. you would think that it becomes monotonous but you always find yourself walking around checking locks, looking for tools. its almost like a installed paranoia. you never completely safe in prison on either side. i grew this facial hair on my face first off because inmates are not allowed to in florida department of corrections. if ever i was ...

Things like these can be weapons of opportunity at any moment. checking them out, you hold somebody responsible for them. we try to maintain order, and it gives a day-to-day routine thing. you would think that it becomes monotonous but you always find yourself walking around checking locks, looking for tools. its almost like a installed paranoia. you never completely safe in prison on either side. i grew this facial hair on my face first off because inmates are not allowed to in florida departme...

Things like these can be weapons of opportunity at any moment. checking them out, you hold somebody responsible for them. we try to maintain order, and it gives a day-to-day routine thing. you would think that it becomes monotonous but you always find yourself walking around checking locks, looking for tools. its almost like a installed paranoia. you never completely safe in prison on either side. i grew this facial hair on my face first off because inmates are not allowed to in florida departme...