I like the idea of tracking because it could potentially make logging easier, but it doesn't take into account the creativity of inmates. A microchip is an implant, and it is removable. An inmate could dig that out and just keep it in his/her pocket. You're trying to find the inmate? You're actually chasing a corrections officer. Second, if we're logging items, they can be stolen. Although you might have an inmate logged to have an item in their possession, another inmate could just steal it, and you would have no idea who stole it. I know you're tracking their activity with security cameras, but there's only so much activity you can capture. Has a long way to go, but it has potential.
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I like the idea of tracking because it could potentially make logging easier, but it doesn't take into account the creativity of inmates. A microchip is an implant, and it is removable. An inmate could dig that out and just keep it in his/her pocket. You're trying to find the inmate? You're actually chasing a corrections officer.
Second, if we're logging items, they can be stolen. Although you might have an inmate logged to have an item in their possession, another inmate could just steal it, and you would have no idea who stole it. I know you're tracking their activity with security cameras, but there's only so much activity you can capture.
Has a long way to go, but it has potential.
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