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Ex-Con Explains the Corruption of Prison Guards | Informer
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October 13, 2020
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5:18Now Playing“The justice system doesn’t make sense sometimes.”
The corruption of prison guards and institutional racism within the criminal justice system is a problem in many parts of the world. In this episode of Informers, an ex-convict in the UK tells us about his experiences in prison – where he witnessed drones dropping off ten ounces of weed, widespread corruption, extreme violence and what he describes as “slave labour”.
Informer is a series where we hear the anonymised confessions and insights of people on the inside of different industries, institutions and events.
We contacted Her Majesty's Prison Service for a response to the allegations. As of October 2020, VICE is yet to receive a reply – but will update here if we do.
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