Tag: pat-down


Dignity

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19th January

 

Pat down search at Miami-Dade Regional Detention Center in Miami, Florida



2000+ pat downs and counting

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5th January

Dining Hall Pat Down, Muscogee Youth Development Campus, Midland, GA. The average stay for treatment here is 12-14 months. Juveniles are patted down upon entering and leaving the dining hall. Add it up—the average number of pat downs is 2200-2600 during treatment… and meals are eaten with “sporks.”

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Pat Down Pima

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3rd January

 

I’ve been here a few months. I’m done with school so I get to go out and do a lot of gardening and tree trimming and stuff with my brother. We go out early and comeback mid day. It gets hot. I have another six weeks to go. They do a pretty good pat down on us when we come back.

-K.G age 17

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Assume the Position

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29th December

Two counts of possession of marijuana, burglary, controlled substance, shoplifting, trespassing-That’s about it. I made mistakes in life. God is helping me change.



Searches and pat downs

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27th December

They come in once a day and do a search of my room. Everything I have in there, EVERYTHING, goes out–including the inside of the mattress and a body search–once a day. It happens anytime. Random.




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