Prison

Do prisons protect inmate's bank accounts?

A 24-year-old woman has been sentenced to three months in jail after she climbed through a drive-thru window and attacked three McDonald's employees because they forgot to put the cookie she ordered into her bag.
FOX 8 reports that Daja Tucker of Parma, Ohio even spit on one of the emp…

Michigan has released thousands of inmates from prison during the coronavirus pandemic. And there has been no increase in crime.

Alexander Friedmann, a criminal justice advocate, created a practice space in his basement where he could rehearse his plan to help inmates escape....by hiding guns inside the walls of a prison. WTH.
Source: Tennessean

A word of advice for all you up-and-coming criminals: If you're found guilty and the judge asks for your input on what your sentence should be, don't suggest "life in prison." That's what this guy did and, well, the judge found that to be a fantastic idea...

Michael Lee and Angela Peang have something in common, they're cousins. They're also married, expecting their first kid, and potentially going to prison.
Source: New York Post

DTE announced the new program which was formed through a partnership between the Michigan Department of Corrections and DTE.

Today on Segment 16, the guys check out a news story from possibly tiny people about the drones being flown over prisons. It's becoming a problem, ever since people have decided to drop stuff into the prison yard.

The Juice is loose. After serving time in prison he was released over the weekend. What would be the first thing you would do after getting out of prison?

One of the coldest cases in the history of the Michigan Department of Corrections is that of Frankie McGraw. The Grand Rapids woman escaped from prison once in 1973 and again in 1974. She's still on the run.

Today on Segment 16, the guys check out a story about a poor dog that has to live with a five inch stick in his nose, and that leads them onto more stories about poor injured animals, and some of their own catheter stories...wait, what?

Bay City, MI resident Jeffrey M. Gwizdala pled no contest to the charges against him, for drunkenly attacking his son with a sword, and using a dog as a shield when the police came for him. At least he picked some unique weapons with which to commit his crimes, right?