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Inmate Transportation &Inmate Transportation &Gate SecurityGate Security
by J. Striplin & G. Duttonby J. Striplin & G. Dutton
Nevada Nevada Department of Department of
Corrections Corrections
What do you need?What do you need? Vehicle Vehicle
Documents Documents RestraintsRestraints
InmateInmate WeaponWeapon
Radio, or phoneRadio, or phone
First Aid kitFirst Aid kit LunchesLunches
At Least 1 to 3 Officers At Least 1 to 3 Officers depending on custody levelsdepending on custody levels
What do you need?What do you need?
Pre-Trip InspectionPre-Trip Inspection
Only caged department vehicles Only caged department vehicles may be used for transporting may be used for transporting inmates medium custody are inmates medium custody are
higherhigher Check the fuelCheck the fuel
Check engine oilCheck engine oil Check engine coolantCheck engine coolant
Check wiper fluidCheck wiper fluid
Check lights &windshield wipers Check lights &windshield wipers Check lightsCheck lights
Check cage is it intactCheck cage is it intact Check tires pressure/ (winter) do Check tires pressure/ (winter) do
you need chainsyou need chains 1 of the transport officers must 1 of the transport officers must
search the van for contrabandsearch the van for contraband
Pre-Trip InspectionPre-Trip Inspection
Inspect your documentsInspect your documentsYour transportation order must have:Your transportation order must have:
Inmate’s full Inmate’s full namename
Back #Back # Custody level Custody level Sentence start Sentence start
datedate OffenseOffense Term of yearsTerm of years
Destination Destination DateDate Special Special
instructions instructions Security Security
equipmentequipment Approving Approving
signaturesignature
Check Restraining DevicesCheck Restraining Devices Insure that the restraints are in good Insure that the restraints are in good
working conditionworking condition
Make sure that the cuffs ratchet Make sure that the cuffs ratchet properlyproperly
Make sure the double-locks work Make sure the double-locks work properly properly
and you have key to the belly chain and you have key to the belly chain locklock
Make sure the keys workMake sure the keys work
Identify Your InmateIdentify Your Inmate(use the captains card and T.O.)(use the captains card and T.O.)
Compare face to photo Compare face to photo Ask for the following Ask for the following
information:information: Name and N.D.O.C. #Name and N.D.O.C. # SSN SSN DOBDOB POBPOB
Search The InmateSearch The Inmate
1.1. Inmate should only haveInmate should only have
2.2. Blue jeans (not Shorts) or for Blue jeans (not Shorts) or for high riskhigh risk
Jump suits are acceptableJump suits are acceptable
3.3. Blue state type shirt, not poloBlue state type shirt, not polo
4.4. Sock and shoesSock and shoes
5.5. Approved underwearApproved underwear
Search The Inmate Search The Inmate
Start at the head Start at the head Check the mouth, hair, earsCheck the mouth, hair, ears Check armpits and upper torsoCheck armpits and upper torso Groin areaGroin area Lower body areaLower body area
Bottom of feetBottom of feet Do they have any Prosthetics?Do they have any Prosthetics? legslegs Do they have false teethDo they have false teeth Medical devices… Ie cast, Medical devices… Ie cast,
braces of any kindbraces of any kind
Search The Inmate Search The Inmate
Applying the Waist RestraintsApplying the Waist Restraints Have the inmate Have the inmate
place his hands place his hands on his head on his head interlocking his interlocking his fingers fingers
The chain should The chain should be around the be around the waist through a waist through a belt loopbelt loop
Make the chain as snug as Make the chain as snug as possible possible
The cuff part of the restraints The cuff part of the restraints should have the double bar to should have the double bar to the front and the key holes up.the front and the key holes up.
Double lock the cuffDouble lock the cuff
Applying the Waist Applying the Waist RestraintsRestraints
Wrap chain around
Run through belt loop
Run through big loop
Secure your lock
Key holes up Double bars forward
Double lock
Applying the Leg IronsApplying the Leg Irons
Have the inmate brace himself against Have the inmate brace himself against the wall facing away from you and lift a the wall facing away from you and lift a leg on your commandleg on your command
When you apply the leg irons remember When you apply the leg irons remember the most important thing is the key holes the most important thing is the key holes go downgo down
Alternative RestraintsAlternative Restraints
Soft
restraints
Spit hoodBlackbox
Restraining through a food slotRestraining through a food slot
Open food slot
Have inmate face away withhands on their heads.
Ensure you are holding restraints the correct way.
While looking through thewindow, have inmate face you.
Instruct them to place their right hand through the food slot, thumbs up and thenrestrain that hand. Double bars toward the thumbs and key holesfacing away from you.After that hand is secured they should place it to their side palm to their side.
While still looking through the window have them place their other hand through the food slot, and secure it the same way.
While holding onto the long end of the chain, have them turn away from you again.
Remember to go through the belt loop.
Secure your lock.
Transporting the InmateTransporting the Inmate
Loading Your Loading Your InmateInmate
The inmate goes The inmate goes in the back of a in the back of a caged vehiclecaged vehicle
Turn in the one Turn in the one copy of the copy of the T.O.’sT.O.’s
Retain the other Retain the other copycopy
Arriving at your Arriving at your destination destination
Secure the area Secure the area Armed officers Armed officers
walks behind the walks behind the inmateinmate
Stay alert Stay alert Be professionalBe professional
Courtroom DemeanorCourtroom Demeanor Be aware of your surroundingsBe aware of your surroundings CommunicateCommunicate Weapons awarenessWeapons awareness Pay attention to inmate & Pay attention to inmate &
civilian actionscivilian actions Do not allow inmates to Do not allow inmates to
Communicate with the public or Communicate with the public or family membersfamily members
Cover all exitsCover all exits Weapons awarenessWeapons awareness
judgedoor
door
Jury box
seats seats
Witness box
Court roomCourt room
Movement through Hallways
1. 1. Armed Officer checks doors and Armed Officer checks doors and corners ahead of Escort Officercorners ahead of Escort Officer
2. Unarmed Escort Officer Hands 2. Unarmed Escort Officer Hands on Officeron Officer
3. Armed Officer rear security and 3. Armed Officer rear security and watches inmates movementwatches inmates movement
1. Armed Officer
2. Armed Officer
Unarmed Escort Officer
1. Officer clears Elevator2. Inmate enter the Elevator and
faces the back wall of the Elevator.3. Remaining Officers enter the
Elevator.4. Last two Officers that entered are
the first to exit and secure sides off the hallway.
Movement through Hallways
Secure
Secure Inmate faces wall, the “hands-on” officer controls inmate
1.5.2 Behavior Problems 1.5.2.1 If the behavior of an inmate cannot be controlled with routine restraints including the use of ankle restraints and direct orders and if the behavior is physically abusive or threatening to any person, then additional restraints, outlined below, may be utilized at the discretion of the senior transporting officer. (3-4183)
1.5.2.2 The use of a handcuff cover with security chain may be used to restrict the inmate's hand movement, including the ability to tamper with locking devices.
1.5.2.3 A control chain may be used to further restrict the mobility of an inmate under transport. The control chain attaches to the waist and leg restraint and serves to connect the two. Shortening the distance between the two has the effect of immobilizing the inmate.
• The use of a control chain is an extreme measure that should be used only as a last resort.
• An inmate who is immobilized with the control chain cannot be allowed to remain lying or sitting on the vehicle seat. Because mobility and balance are restricted, the person could fall and experience injury.
• An inmate restrained with the control chain will be placed on their side on a pad on the floor of the vehicle.
• This restraint should be removed as soon as it is no longer necessary to control the inmate's behavior. (3-4183)
DocumentationDocumentation Check the transportation orders Check the transportation orders
Inmates nameInmates name Inmates N.D.O.C. #Inmates N.D.O.C. # Custody levelCustody level Sentence structure Sentence structure Security equipment needed Security equipment needed Approving signature Approving signature Ensure proper placement of inmate Ensure proper placement of inmate
in vehicle in vehicle
Inmates Released to Outside law Inmates Released to Outside law Enforcement AgenciesEnforcement Agencies
You will check forYou will check for
Body receiptBody receipt
Captain’s cardCaptain’s card
Release paper workRelease paper work
Identify the InmateIdentify the Inmate
Compare the T.O. to the captain’s Compare the T.O. to the captain’s cardcard
Ask the inmate personal Ask the inmate personal information information
Date of birthDate of birthS.S.#S.S.#Place of birth Place of birth
This information is located on the This information is located on the captain’s cardcaptain’s card
STOP
Chase vehicle driving techniques
Always try to roll as one vehicle
STOP Stop together…
STOP Leave together…
STOP Stop together…
STOP
Turn together/ Continue to destination
Left blinkerLeft blinker
Changing lanes and blocking traffic
Rear car moves first in order to block traffic for lead vehicle
CommunicationCommunication
Every vehicle should have a way Every vehicle should have a way to communicate with each other, to communicate with each other, the institution and out side law the institution and out side law enforcement.enforcement.
Alternate routes should be Alternate routes should be planned and availableplanned and available
Be aware of other vehicles on Be aware of other vehicles on the road, (are you being the road, (are you being followed).followed).
Questions?Questions?