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More than 1000 corrective services officers will work on Christmas Day to keep prisons and the community safe across the state. Woodford correctional centre. Pictured is the officers performing a lockdown search on a cell block. Picture: Chris McCormack. Prisoners are not permitted personal visits or chaplaincy services on Christmas Day. You won t find sparkling tinsel adorned on the walls or angels singing in the corridors as all decorations are prohibited to maintain the safety of the centre. Across all Queensland centres prisoners will receive a modest lunch including a dessert, while Christmas dinner is generally pre-packaged cold cuts and salad.
A dangerous and violent pedophile labelled the worst of the worst who was previously a prime suspect in the murder of Daniel Morcombe has been released from prison on a 15-year supervision order. Douglas Brian Jackway, who once threatened to cut the throat of a nine-year-old boy after he was caught in the act of raping him, has spent nearly all his adult life in prison. The Supreme Court yesterday decided to release the 44-year-old to live at the Wacol precinct that houses sex offenders, where he will be subject to a curfew and have his movements monitored via a GPS tracker.
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Bomb threat puts Brisbane jail into lockdown A jail has been put in lockdown after a bomb threat was made to one of the prison units.
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Subscriber only A Brisbane jail has been rocked by a bomb threat, which was made to one of the prison units. The Courier-Mail has been told the threat was made to unit S1 at Brisbane Women s Correctional Centre where protection criminals live. It s understood the threat was received via a letter in the mail. At least one police crew is attending the jail, which is believed to be locked down.