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I hope they have really bad nightmares... this is stupid...

 

prisoners

 

Guards Worried About Waking Killers

By Alex Watts

Sky News Online reporter Updated:14:46, Monday November 19, 2007

 

Prison officers are wearing slippers as they patrol at night - so they don't wake up some of the country's most infamous murderers and paedophiles.

 

Child killer Ian HuntleySteel-toed boots and other heavy shoes have been abandoned in favour of soft-soled footwear to prevent inmates being disturbed.

 

The move has been introduced in high-security Wakefield jail as well as other prisons across the country.

 

The softly-softly approach ensures child killers Ian Huntley and Roy Whiting as well as serial killer Mark Hobson can sleep soundly during round-the-clock checks.

 

David Ward, Prison Officers' Association branch chairman at Wakefield, said it also means staff can listen in on conversations between inmates.

 

They then report any useful information to the security department.

 

He added: "Staff are wearing slippers and trainers on night shifts so they don't disturb prisoners.

 

"It's a two-fold approach, first so we can overhear any interesting conversations. Also, so we don't disturb the prisoners."

 

Mr Ward - who has been an officer for 17 years - said that because of the heavy-duty vinyl floors, steel toecaps would echo round the corridors at night.

 

Prison Officers' Association national spokesman Glyn Travis confirmed that the soft-shoe approach is used in other prisons around the country.

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The geezers in the real prisons should be treated as they have treated imo

 

 

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What, and get the screws to have Armed robberies on canteen day and escape with 2oz of burn, 4 packs of Rizla, 12 cans of tuna, and a mars bar.

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