Technology to block mobile use in prisons

New technology is planned to block the use of mobiles in the prisons.

Wed, 09 May, 2007 - 11:44

New technology is planned to block the use of mobiles in the prisons.

The news comes after it was revealed a live budgie, mobile phones, drugs and homemade alcohol have been seized from inmates’ cells in Ireland’s maximum security prison, it emerged today.

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