LAGS let out of prison before Christmas are unlikely to be tagged until the New Year, probation officers fear. Prisoners are supposed to be fitted with the tracking devices within two days of being released. But some will be unmonitored and free to roam the streets until January because of delays... Read more
The Sun - Dec 28
‘It’s heartbreaking for me to hear these women crying and the only thing you can do is sue,’ attorney Brian Dunn says Read more
Yahoo! News - Dec 28
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Clayton Lockett was executed iafter he was convicted of murder, rape and kidnapping - and his horrific death has been called into question ever since Read more
Mirror - Dec 28
Andy Carroll could be thrown in prison after the former England international and Liverpool striker was charged with breaching a non-molestation order Read more
Dailystar Co Uk - Dec 27
The tweets were reportedly from 2012. Read more
Express - Dec 27
We tested prisoner squats for one week to see what, if anything, would happen when doing them every day, and here's what we learned in a short time. Read more
Tom's Guide - Dec 27
LAGS will be flown out of jails by drones capable of carrying adult men, prison bosses have warned. The remote-controlled devices are already being used to smuggle drugs and phones into prisons. But the Prison Governors’ Association has raised the alarm over a new flock of the unmanned aircraft d... Read more
The Sun - Dec 26
Winning the lottery can be the luckiest thing you can do, but for one man, his dream turned into a nightmare after police ended up detaining him for an overlooked detail Read more
Mirror - Dec 26
BORN into a life of crime, John McAvoy had bought a firearm by the age of 16 and was banged up by 18. But in a stunning turnaround after using a rowing machine in the prison gym he has gone on to become an Ironman triathlete and smash several world records. Londoner John, 42, who... Read more
The Sun - Dec 25
GANGS are raking in £50,000-a-time by flying drones packed with contraband into jails. Two-man teams use sophisticated electronics to transport phones, drugs and even takeaways into cells. A £20 mobile can change hands for £2,000 in a prison, while a piece of paper soaked in Spice or cocaine fe... Read more
The Sun - Dec 25
