How are federal inmates transported between facilities?
CLEVELAND, Ohio - A plane crashed with six people on board in Geauga County Wednesday morning.
Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers said the passengers included one pilot, four officers with the Federal Bureau of Prisons and one federal inmate.This inmate was just one of hundreds of federal prisoners transferred every day.is responsible for nearly 160,000 federal inmates.Federal prisoners often go back and forth from prisons to detention centers and jails.
We found they’re checked by federal officers before they board the plane and before they get into a vehicle after they land.It deals with the handling of prisoners in federal custody.And they usually move more than 260,000 prisoners a year.Copyright 2023 WOIO. All rights reserved.
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