#prison uniform

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[inmate8213]

A heavy-handed headshave on the floor of a prison cell, handcuffed and kneeling over a filthy toilet. Not exactly the most glamorous haircut I've ever received 😈

[inmate62763]

[inmate52246]

I committed a crime. There's no denying that.

I'm going to prison. There's no denying that either.

The only question left: how long?

The plea deal I accept clarified I could be sentenced "up to 30 years". That's pretty vague. Maybe it will be 5 years? 10 years? God forbid, all 30??

It's wild to think that my fate is in the hands of a judge that barely knows me. I am powerless to them. They alone will determine how long I'll be in my uniform and shackles. And they don't know me, apart from my case.

[prisoner9494]

perp walked at Franklin County Jail

[kaylanwayne]

Transport Restraint

Well, as the first post of the year I'd like to tell you about our first days in 2025, they weren't that exciting, nothing but waking up, eating, talking, looking for ways to break the boredom, eating that shitty food again and sleeping, the same boring schedule as always, so I had to be a little creative to find some interesting features in the prison I live in. As we're in maximum security, whenever me and inmate2398 need to leave our cellblock, from leaving the prison to collect trash from the street in a chain gang to going to the infirmary inside the prison, we're restrained, honestly I find it all very exaggerated, it's not like we'd be able to escape so easily with so many officers, walls and doors inside the prison, the officers are always very harsh with us even if we behave, in our case today we were going to collect trash on the highway together with other inmates, which will probably not be very pleasant due to the little freedom of movement, the heat, the sweat and the humiliation we will go through. Maybe you're wondering why inmate2398 and I are smiling in this pic, well, as tiring and humiliating as working in a chain gang can be, it's one of the few opportunities to see the world outside prison walls… and also because we don't usually get much of a chance to take any photos other than an updated mugshot.

[serve-303]

me at the police station been put in a prisoner suit for ever....

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[gsforce44]

Red jumpsuits are brighter pt.1

I would not have said that orange is the new black. Red shines in jail.

[inmate27509]

[inmate62763]

Prisoners at San Diego Central Jail.

[inmate52246]

I have arrived.

After the arrest, I waited 14 long months for the trial. Knowing the jury held the fate of the rest of my life. I guess they found it wasn't worth much, as they sentenced me to 20 years in prison.

And now I'm here. Home sweet home...

It's pretty damn hard to walk down the steps in legions. Do the guards have to be so rough??

[kaylanwayne]

Christmas and New Year in prison

Christmas and New Year's in prison is a little different, since there are no decorations, no unusual meals or gifts (except for those improvised gifts that the officers might consider contraband), and we don't even have the right to visitors on those days; for 5 or 6 days, half of the prison staff are on holiday and spend Christmas and New Year's Eve with their families, while we spend almost the whole day staring at the dull gray walls of our cells, as the prison is located practically in the middle of nowhere, far from any town, we can't see the fireworks, and even if there were fireworks here, we wouldn't be able to see them as our cells have no windows, so we have to be content with watching the officers happily hugging each other through our bars. At least me and inmate 2398 are lucky enough to have become cellmates over the last few months, having each other to talk to has made everything more bearable and we feel less alone, we try to find some comfort even locked in our cells, of course it's still embarrassing to have to use the toilet in front of her and sometimes we fight over silly things, but it's something common between cellmates, overall it's been amazing living with her and I'll love sharing this cell with her next year and for the rest of my life

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