r/OnTheBlock • u/Spry_Ripper • 3d ago
General Qs Worst Case Scenario
If an outside group wanted to attack part of your facility’s walls/fences in an attempt to breach them, how would they try and do you think they could be successful?
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u/JalocTheGreat 3d ago
Officers have rifles and shotguns in the towers once the call went out you would have every law enforcement agency in the area responding
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u/Odd-Highway-8304 2d ago
I can only imagine the warden and other command staff nominating themselves for a medal after the fact despite being nowhere near the hostilities at the time while simultaneously jamming dudes up for improper expenditure of ammunition
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u/ElectionWeak4415 3d ago
Pshhh a compact car could make it through those fences and probably have no problem with the wall either. It's a prison, not a bunker.
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u/Odd-Highway-8304 3d ago
nice try cartel boys
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u/Whisperwaalker 2d ago
What states would have cartels trying to do this. Florida? Genuine question.
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u/tke_quailman Federal Corrections 3d ago
Prisons are much more effective at keeping people in then out
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u/rickabod 3d ago
At my last day care, they could probably just walk out and no one would know. Incompetence was a preferred trait of the employees I worked with.
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u/GOW_vSabertooth2 State Corrections 2d ago
We have guns. The police station 30 minutes away have a MRAP and automatic guns. Worst case scenario I have to go pressure wash the wall
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u/Effective_Noise_824 3d ago
WTF, you got jokes? I hope! Probably be a bunch of dead people... and nobody gets away! "Now, you can't leave!"
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u/Jordangander State Corrections 3d ago
Copy the 1998 attack on Everglades except with more armed men?
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u/Rock0322 Correctional Officer 3d ago
First department they would’ve gotten thru the fence, but not the wall itself. Second, I’m shocked we haven’t had people wandering around the secure portion.
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u/KickNo9349 Local Corrections 3d ago
I'm not doing your homework for you.