At least they get their own cells. I wonder if they get to go out to recess?

Is this really a prison?

Yes it is. Maryland House Of Corrections in Jessup, MD.

Weird that they're using Power Brackets inside a building

Cool

They would be serving time with the street light shadow in their sleep

Odd how they installed MV ones low down and HPS ones higher up. I'd imagine the HPS are newer but still...

I'm gonna bet these Power Brackets decided to be hoodlums and got caught beating up a old merc.

That's why they'r on the high security upper tiers.

They probably used MV here so they wouldn't have to come back and change lamps for a VERY long time, seeing that you mentioned this is maximum security. My uncle is a prison guard in maximum security, but he works the graveyard shift when the prisoners are all asleep (or should be).

That's the shift I think everyone wants to work. Less drama. What Prison ?

Definitely! Though honestly I think he'd rather work during the dy since he never gets to see anyone since he's basically opposite everyone else's schedule. He get's up a couple hours before everyone else goes to sleep and goes to sleep a couple hours after everyone else gets up at home. He works at the RIDOC (Rhode Island Department of Corrections) Maximum security. It's this building here. The castle-looking building that looks like its from medieval times lol. Those highmasts used to have regular highmasts, i think sag lens MH but now they're flood lights aimed down. Also, there are a bunch of these post tops but they haven't worked in a very very long time. The concrete poles are rotted out severely, to the point that the rust inner metal tube is very visible.

Awesome an old school prison, just like the one in Jessup ,MD. And Oh My Lord A PAYPHONE!!!!!!!

LOL yeah I know, that's a weird one. I don't think there's actually a phone in it or it's operational.

Yep there is a phone in it I zoomed in on it but who's to say it's operational.

yeah i can't explain that one.

Maybe it's for ex convicts that have been released after 40 years and don't know how to use a cell phone.

all the extra unnecessary care the prisoners get, i wouldn't be surprised if they state gave them free cell phones.

Probably do. Here they give them enough money for a bus ticket and a motel room for two weeks.

a 10X12 cinderblock cell with five people and they each get one meal a day. That's prison life. some of these 3rd world country citizens in other countries have it harder than our prisoners do.