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BOP Visitors Subjected to Ion Scan

Loaded on Jan. 15, 1999 by M L published in Prison Legal News January, 1999, page 4
Filed under: Searches, Mechanical Searches/Scanners, Visitor Searches. Location: California.
A memo has been posted alerting the population at USP-Lompoc [federal prison in Calif.] that a pilot program has been implemented whereby visitors will be scanned with a nuclear ion machine that detects "drug use". There are graduated penalties for those visitors who fail this space-age drug test, ranging from ...

 

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