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Know what, I’ve given up worrying about this; the home office and HMP have consistenly done nothing to prevent this activity, not even put nets up in most places. Nets would be an effective and cost-efficient solution, but would need maintainance and replacing after storm damage and HMP clearly can’t be arsed! And readily available drugs keep the prisoners quiet and controllable, narcotics for psychotics…
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Who’s gonna pay
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Just proves, criminals don’t care about legislations, so all the money spent implementing new perimeter limits around prisons did nothing.
Just like digital ID will won’t stop criminal activity.
We are, we always do. Depends, I suppose, on whether members of society are willing to fund something that very significantly reduces drug-related crime within society when these prisiners are released. I live in an inner-city area with a high rate of crime, and I assure you that, at street level, it is almost all drug-related. If that could be addressed, as it should be, my life would be considerably more pleasant and safer!
Most prison do have them
We must also remember people who say “it’s only a bit of weed” I have worked in this environment and have seen the aftermath of this, there are many Victims in prison or people who require medical institutions to help them and not prisons to punish them for trying to kill themselves! Good old cut backs over many years
Since when was the Home Office responsible for prisons and its funding? You’ll find it’s the Ministry of Justice.
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There’s an 8 minute video in link with footage of drops .
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