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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:02:53 PM EDT
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 http://www.ketv.com/r/27196698/detail.html Puckett escaped from the Stiles Unit prison in Beaumont, Tex., on March 9 by slipping through razor wire. Puckett had served eight years of a 30 year prison sentence for cutting a police officer's throat, according to America's Most Wanted.Puckett is also a convicted sex offender. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:04:00 PM EDT
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they tuned him up a little bit during the arrest |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:05:12 PM EDT
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His morale had better improve then.
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:05:26 PM EDT
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Too bad he didn't resist more –– like fatally more.
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:05:47 PM EDT
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hoxHVK3pm_U/TX-ixvTZe2I/AAAAAAAAAHA/WhTuoVy4RYE/s1600/260xStory.jpg they tuned him up a little bit during the arrest Naw...those injuries are from that damned razor-wire. 
Fuck him. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:06:44 PM EDT
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So how many years will they tack on to his sentence?
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:06:47 PM EDT
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I think they beat him slightly cross eyed. That's a bang up job there.
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:08:29 PM EDT
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His lovely GF who will soon be a guest of the system. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:09:38 PM EDT
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hoxHVK3pm_U/TX-ixvTZe2I/AAAAAAAAAHA/WhTuoVy4RYE/s1600/260xStory.jpg they tuned him up a little bit during the arrest Naw...those injuries are from that damned razor-wire.
Fuck him. Razor wire leaves blunt trau...........Oh yeah. The razor wire. 
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:10:21 PM EDT
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Yeah, there was all sorts of excitement around here when he escaped. Automated system was calling everyone in the area warning them. I used to know some Pucketts and ALL of them were jacked up.
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:11:00 PM EDT
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hoxHVK3pm_U/TX-ixvTZe2I/AAAAAAAAAHA/WhTuoVy4RYE/s1600/260xStory.jpg they tuned him up a little bit during the arrest I guess it was not easy putting him in the back of the squad car, being the floor so slippery and him squirming a little.. *THUNK!* - Oh, watch out for that doorknob.. *BONK!* - Oh, my bad! Did not see that sharp corner on that desk... *TWANK!" - Damn! should've opened the door a little more... Sorry! 
Good job.
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:11:25 PM EDT
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hoxHVK3pm_U/TX-ixvTZe2I/AAAAAAAAAHA/WhTuoVy4RYE/s1600/260xStory.jpg they tuned him up a little bit He resisted during the arrest
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:12:39 PM EDT
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Looks like he fell down a couple of times.
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:13:53 PM EDT
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They did not subdue him nearly well enough
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:15:07 PM EDT
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So how many years will they tack on to his sentence? He will now have an EX security precaution code, and will likely be considered a level III Seg offender. He will serve every bit of whatever his sentence WAS, and IIRC it will result in free world charges, but that's to be determined. He probably took at least...VERY least 6 CO's jobs with him, along with some Supervisors, if not the Warden....Which is too bad, because that Warden was actually starting to make some progress turning that sorry ass unit around. It wasn't a small job. He got out of a barred and wired rec "yard" in a seg pod, which is little more than about a 20X20 triganglish pad of concrete and bars with a B Ball hoop. He then defeated two external chain link and wire exterior fences, during the daylight, between two external guard towers. Lots, and, lots of job openings for the newly RIF'd employees. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:16:36 PM EDT
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He was arrested with vigor.
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:16:51 PM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hoxHVK3pm_U/TX-ixvTZe2I/AAAAAAAAAHA/WhTuoVy4RYE/s1600/260xStory.jpg they tuned him up a little bit He resisted during the arrest Looks to me like he accidentally fell. Twice. Hard. Then fell again trying to get up. Twice. Hard. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:17:26 PM EDT
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Is that boot tread I see on his forehead?
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:17:51 PM EDT
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Quoted: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hoxHVK3pm_U/TX-ixvTZe2I/AAAAAAAAAHA/WhTuoVy4RYE/s1600/260xStory.jpg they tuned him up a little bit during the arrest Nothing wrong with him that an electric chair wouldn't fix. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:18:43 PM EDT
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And people ask "why CCW?".
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:18:51 PM EDT
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hoxHVK3pm_U/TX-ixvTZe2I/AAAAAAAAAHA/WhTuoVy4RYE/s1600/260xStory.jpg they tuned him up a little bit during the arrest Nothing wrong with him that an electric chair wouldn't fix. Plus tax payers wouldnt have to waste money on clothing , food and medical on the piece of shit. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:19:23 PM EDT
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Investigators with TDCJ and the Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Task Force tracked him to the woman's apartment. When they arrived at the apartment at about 8:45 p.m., Puckett jumped out a second-story window and then fought against the officers who apprehended him, Moriarty said.
No injuries were reported. Puckett, who is serving a 30-year prison sentence for aggravated assault of a public servant out of Lavaca County, had been on the run since he climbed over a fence at the Stiles prison unit in Beaumont about 6 p.m. Wednesday, officials said. He had been alone in a recreation yard before his escape. Heh. That explains it. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:20:19 PM EDT
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Fucked his ass up good...
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:21:47 PM EDT
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for compare/contrast |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:23:11 PM EDT
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So how many years will they tack on to his sentence? At least up to 20 more years for theft of the auto he used to run. I'd bet he sees every year of that. Way to make a 30 year sentence a 50 year one. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:26:26 PM EDT
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Quoted: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hoxHVK3pm_U/TX-ixvTZe2I/AAAAAAAAAHA/WhTuoVy4RYE/s1600/260xStory.jpg they tuned him up a little bit during the arrest that is one inbred looking fucker |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:28:01 PM EDT
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Too bad he didn't resist more –– like fatally more. +1 |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:29:28 PM EDT
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There's a criminological belief that you can look at someone and tell what kind of criminal they would be or what kind of crime they had committed.
I firmly believe that that belief generally holds true when dealing with sex offenders. This fuckstick is no different. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:29:30 PM EDT
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So how many years will they tack on to his sentence? He will now have an EX security precaution code, and will likely be considered a level III Seg offender. He will serve every bit of whatever his sentence WAS, and IIRC it will result in free world charges, but that's to be determined. He probably took at least...VERY least 6 CO's jobs with him, along with some Supervisors, if not the Warden....Which is too bad, because that Warden was actually starting to make some progress turning that sorry ass unit around. It wasn't a small job. He got out of a barred and wired rec "yard" in a seg pod, which is little more than about a 20X20 triganglish pad of concrete and bars with a B Ball hoop. He then defeated two external chain link and wire exterior fences, during the daylight, between two external guard towers. Lots, and, lots of job openings for the newly RIF'd employees. This is a damned shame, and I hate to hear it. But this seems like an awful lot of domino-theory failure not for someone's ass to be in a sling over it. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:30:59 PM EDT
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He got out of a barred and wired rec "yard" in a seg pod, which is little more than about a 20X20 triganglish pad of concrete and bars with a B Ball hoop. He then defeated two external chain link and wire exterior fences, during the daylight, between two external guard towers. Wow. Did they have that on film? I'd like to see that. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:33:28 PM EDT
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Quoted: Is that boot tread I see on his forehead? Looks like boot tread across his whole face!!  |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:34:06 PM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hoxHVK3pm_U/TX-ixvTZe2I/AAAAAAAAAHA/WhTuoVy4RYE/s1600/260xStory.jpg they tuned him up a little bit He resisted during the arrest |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:35:55 PM EDT
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We need to know how he escaped and train that to the military. Let me know also.
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:37:09 PM EDT
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Is that boot tread I see on his forehead? Looks like boot tread across his whole face!! No....no.... Clearly, some nice lady was wearing red lipstick and kissed him on his right cheekbone. This same lady wanted to try applying some blush to his right cheeks. He was eating cherry candy and that's how his lips got that way. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:38:15 PM EDT
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https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-A1ErIv56DkQ/TX-jIk-z1MI/AAAAAAAAAHI/_A-fDJd-h4s/s1600/escape.jpg His lovely GF who will soon be a guest of the system. Damn, I"d hit that 
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:38:41 PM EDT
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hoxHVK3pm_U/TX-ixvTZe2I/AAAAAAAAAHA/WhTuoVy4RYE/s1600/260xStory.jpg they tuned him up a little bit during the arrest Nothing wrong with him that an electric chair wouldn't fix. Plus tax payers wouldnt have to waste money on clothing , food and medical on the piece of shit. Ain't that the truth. Quit wasting food on this animal. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:38:44 PM EDT
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So how many years will they tack on to his sentence? He will now have an EX security precaution code, and will likely be considered a level III Seg offender. He will serve every bit of whatever his sentence WAS, and IIRC it will result in free world charges, but that's to be determined. He probably took at least...VERY least 6 CO's jobs with him, along with some Supervisors, if not the Warden....Which is too bad, because that Warden was actually starting to make some progress turning that sorry ass unit around. It wasn't a small job. He got out of a barred and wired rec "yard" in a seg pod, which is little more than about a 20X20 triganglish pad of concrete and bars with a B Ball hoop. He then defeated two external chain link and wire exterior fences, during the daylight, between two external guard towers. Lots, and, lots of job openings for the newly RIF'd employees. This is a damned shame, and I hate to hear it. But this seems like an awful lot of domino-theory failure not for someone's ass to be in a sling over it. That's the thing. As "Thin Grey Line" as I am.........Someone's gotta roast. I work in seg, in one of the three units that's a cookie cutter image of the Stiles unit. It's nothing less than gross negligence that let that guy escape. We're probably going to have rank all up in our buttholes now, too 
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:40:36 PM EDT
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https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-uRW5adj3sts/TX7z3Rl9iwI/AAAAAAAAAGM/kj1VOVEfNl4/s1600/lhtqil-lhtqg10309davidr.puckettjpg.jpg for compare/contrast The sisters will like him for sure |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:40:59 PM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Is that boot tread I see on his forehead? Looks like boot tread across his whole face!! No....no.... Clearly, some nice lady was wearing red lipstick and kissed him on his right cheekbone. This same lady wanted to try applying some blush to his right cheeks. He was eating cherry candy and that's how his lips got that way.  |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 12:43:32 PM EDT
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He got out of a barred and wired rec "yard" in a seg pod, which is little more than about a 20X20 triganglish pad of concrete and bars with a B Ball hoop. He then defeated two external chain link and wire exterior fences, during the daylight, between two external guard towers. Wow. Did they have that on film? I'd like to see that. Irony is ironic. They just spent like, millions of dollars to completely camera up that whole unit. I'd bet they have at least a portion of it. More than 700 cameras are being installed at the Stiles Unit in Beaumont. Like Polunsky, cameras cover all housing areas, dining halls, gymnasiums and other places where offenders congregate, including the unit chapel. The indoor and outdoor visitation areas have multiple cameras mounted on walls and ceilings.
http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/mediasvc/connections/JanFeb2011/agency_vol18no3.html |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 1:13:39 PM EDT
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Quoted: More power to him!Quoted: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hoxHVK3pm_U/TX-ixvTZe2I/AAAAAAAAAHA/WhTuoVy4RYE/s1600/260xStory.jpg they tuned him up a little bit during the arrest Nothing wrong with him that an electric chair wouldn't fix.  |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 1:51:34 PM EDT
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Quoted: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hoxHVK3pm_U/TX-ixvTZe2I/AAAAAAAAAHA/WhTuoVy4RYE/s1600/260xStory.jpg they tuned him up a little bit during the arrest you see David if ya just would have been nice none of this would have needed to happen I might have even bought ya some fried chicken  |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 2:10:41 PM EDT
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You know, I've got a way to stop escapes like this.
30 to 80 foot sheer walls with a slight inward slant to them. Needle sharp polished spikes embedded in the walls, starting just above hand's reach for the tallest and best jumping basketball star in the joint. Pointing in all directions, carefully engineered so that any handhold you might get on one guarantees impalement on another. Include a fully enclosed roof except for single piece reinforced monolithic polycarbonate domes placed in a few spots for lighting. Each dome weighs way too much for even four strong men to budge them under ideal conditions. Thick enough and heavy enough to defeat up to .50 caliber rifle fire. Total access control at the FEW entrances to the walled complex. Really, is that so hard? Such a construct is relatively easy to make. It doesn't have to be sophisticated, just very, very solid and damnably tough to defeat even if you had permission and the full cooperation of all present. No need for it to be very expensive, either. It's just a hell of a wall. The structures inside the wall can be of cheap construction as the cell blocks don't have to do more than provide shelter and confinement. Put all the escape security in the outer wall where it belongs. CJ |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 2:31:32 PM EDT
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You know, I've got a way to stop escapes like this. 30 to 80 foot sheer walls with a slight inward slant to them. Needle sharp polished spikes embedded in the walls, starting just above hand's reach for the tallest and best jumping basketball star in the joint. Pointing in all directions, carefully engineered so that any handhold you might get on one guarantees impalement on another. Include a fully enclosed roof except for single piece reinforced monolithic polycarbonate domes placed in a few spots for lighting. Each dome weighs way too much for even four strong men to budge them under ideal conditions. Thick enough and heavy enough to defeat up to .50 caliber rifle fire. Total access control at the FEW entrances to the walled complex. Really, is that so hard? Such a construct is relatively easy to make. It doesn't have to be sophisticated, just very, very solid and damnably tough to defeat even if you had permission and the full cooperation of all present. No need for it to be very expensive, either. It's just a hell of a wall. The structures inside the wall can be of cheap construction as the cell blocks don't have to do more than provide shelter and confinement. Put all the escape security in the outer wall where it belongs. CJ Or, have competent guards in towers with Model 94 Winchesters in .30-30, or maybe an AR15. And shoot anybody that tries to escape. Shoot them dead. It worked for a hundred years. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 2:46:24 PM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: You know, I've got a way to stop escapes like this. 30 to 80 foot sheer walls with a slight inward slant to them. Needle sharp polished spikes embedded in the walls, starting just above hand's reach for the tallest and best jumping basketball star in the joint. Pointing in all directions, carefully engineered so that any handhold you might get on one guarantees impalement on another. Include a fully enclosed roof except for single piece reinforced monolithic polycarbonate domes placed in a few spots for lighting. Each dome weighs way too much for even four strong men to budge them under ideal conditions. Thick enough and heavy enough to defeat up to .50 caliber rifle fire. Total access control at the FEW entrances to the walled complex. Really, is that so hard? Such a construct is relatively easy to make. It doesn't have to be sophisticated, just very, very solid and damnably tough to defeat even if you had permission and the full cooperation of all present. No need for it to be very expensive, either. It's just a hell of a wall. The structures inside the wall can be of cheap construction as the cell blocks don't have to do more than provide shelter and confinement. Put all the escape security in the outer wall where it belongs. CJ Or, have competent guards in towers with Model 94 Winchesters in .30-30, or maybe an AR15. And shoot anybody that tries to escape. Shoot them dead. It worked for a hundred years. Still legal in Florida.  |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 2:54:02 PM EDT
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Still legal in Florida.
I believe it is still legal in Texas, but Wardens have lost their nerve. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 2:58:35 PM EDT
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You know, I've got a way to stop escapes like this. 30 to 80 foot sheer walls with a slight inward slant to them. Needle sharp polished spikes embedded in the walls, starting just above hand's reach for the tallest and best jumping basketball star in the joint. Pointing in all directions, carefully engineered so that any handhold you might get on one guarantees impalement on another. Include a fully enclosed roof except for single piece reinforced monolithic polycarbonate domes placed in a few spots for lighting. Each dome weighs way too much for even four strong men to budge them under ideal conditions. Thick enough and heavy enough to defeat up to .50 caliber rifle fire. Total access control at the FEW entrances to the walled complex. Really, is that so hard? Such a construct is relatively easy to make. It doesn't have to be sophisticated, just very, very solid and damnably tough to defeat even if you had permission and the full cooperation of all present. No need for it to be very expensive, either. It's just a hell of a wall. The structures inside the wall can be of cheap construction as the cell blocks don't have to do more than provide shelter and confinement. Put all the escape security in the outer wall where it belongs. CJ Or, have competent guards in towers with Model 94 Winchesters in .30-30, or maybe an AR15. And shoot anybody that tries to escape. Shoot them dead. It worked for a hundred years. Well, we've got ARs.....And 12 gauges...and authorization to shoot anyone that is going for the fence...And towers...and peremeter patrol vehicles... It's the competent guards in towers that's the problem..... Though the tower officer in Polunsky blew a couple off the fence early last year. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 4:03:18 PM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Still legal in Florida. I believe it is still legal in Texas, but Wardens have lost their nerve. Yep. Texas Penal Code, section 9.52 " ... a guard employed by a correctional facility or a peace officer is justified in using any force, including deadly force, that he reasonably believes to be immediately necessary to prevent the escape of a person from the correctional facility." |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 4:08:24 PM EDT
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Still legal in Florida.
I believe it is still legal in Texas, but Wardens have lost their nerve. Yep. Texas Penal Code, section 9.52 " ... a guard employed by a correctional facility or a peace officer is justified in using any force, including deadly force, that he reasonably believes to be immediately necessary to prevent the escape of a person from the correctional facility." Not only are we allowed to use lethal force in that instance, we are required to. If you fail to use lethal force to prevent an escape you will be brought up on disciplinary....to the extent you might be out of a job. |
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Posted: 3/15/2011 4:10:34 PM EDT
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Too bad he didn't resist more –– like fatally more.
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Posted: 3/15/2011 4:13:41 PM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: So how many years will they tack on to his sentence? He got out of a barred and wired rec "yard" in a seg pod, which is little more than about a 20X20 triganglish pad of concrete and bars with a B Ball hoop. He then defeated two external chain link and wire exterior fences, during the daylight, between two external guard towers. How the fuck did he manage to get out of the dog runs in the first place? Or maybe I don't know how yours are built.
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