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  • A Prison tag on a released prisoner sometimes known as a Rolex. Electronic tags can be fitted to the wrist or ankle, they allow a constant watch to be kept, making sure that former inmates do not even step outside their front door during curfew hours. If the prisoner breaks their curfew, the electronic tag will alert the contractors and the prisoner may be recalled to prison. HMP/YOI Portland, Dorset, United Kingdom.
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  • The monitoring box of a prisoners tag. A Prison tag ia attached  to a released prisoner sometimes known as a Rolex. Electronic tags can be fitted to the wrist or ankle, they allow a constant watch to be kept, making sure that former inmates do not even step outside their front door during curfew hours. If the prisoner breaks their curfew, the electronic tag will alert the contractors and the prisoner may be recalled to prison. HMP/YOI Portland, Dorset, United Kingdom.
    UK-Criminal-Justice-Prison-3387.jpg
  • The device worn around the ankle of a prisoner who has been released early to be on a Home Detention Curfew. The base unit is set up in the house and constantly checks if the wearer is present during curfew hours.  Electronic monitoring (known as ‘tagging’) is used in England and Wales to monitor curfews and conditions of a court or prison order. (photo by Andrew Aitchison / In pictures via Getty Images)
    UK-Home-Detention-Curfew-Device-0139.jpg
  • A Prison tag on a released prisoner sometimes known as a Rolex. Electronic tags can be fitted to the wrist or ankle, they allow a constant watch to be kept, making sure that former inmates do not even step outside their front door during curfew hours. If the prisoner breaks their curfew, the electronic tag will alert the contractors and the prisoner may be recalled to prison. HMP/YOI Portland, Dorset, United Kingdom.
    UK-Criminal-Justice-Prison-3378.jpg
  • The device worn around the ankle of a prisoner who has been released early to be on a Home Detention Curfew. The base unit is set up in the house and constantly checks if the wearer is present during curfew hours.  Electronic monitoring (known as ‘tagging’) is used in England and Wales to monitor curfews and conditions of a court or prison order. (photo by Andrew Aitchison / In pictures via Getty Images)
    UK-Home-Detention-Curfew-Device-0147.jpg
  • The device worn around the ankle of a prisoner who has been released early to be on a Home Detention Curfew. The base unit is set up in the house and constantly checks if the wearer is present during curfew hours.  Electronic monitoring (known as ‘tagging’) is used in England and Wales to monitor curfews and conditions of a court or prison order. (photo by Andrew Aitchison / In pictures via Getty Images)
    UK-Home-Detention-Curfew-Device-0143.jpg
  • The device worn around the ankle of a prisoner who has been released early to be on a Home Detention Curfew. The base unit is set up in the house and constantly checks if the wearer is present during curfew hours.  Electronic monitoring (known as ‘tagging’) is used in England and Wales to monitor curfews and conditions of a court or prison order. (photo by Andrew Aitchison / In pictures via Getty Images)
    UK-Home-Detention-Curfew-Device-0144.jpg
  • A Prison tag on a released prisoner sometimes known as a Rolex. Electronic tags can be fitted to the wrist or ankle, they allow a constant watch to be kept, making sure that former inmates do not even step outside their front door during curfew hours. If the prisoner breaks their curfew, the electronic tag will alert the contractors and the prisoner may be recalled to prison.
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  • A prisoner watching Columbo in his decorated cell with a sprained ankle. HMP Coldingley, Surrey was built in 1969 and is a Category C training prison. Coldingley is focused on the resettlement of prisoners and all prisoners must work a full working week within the prison. Its capacity is 390 prisoners.
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