June 28th 2024.
Recent news has brought to light a disturbing incident at HMP Wandsworth, where a female prison guard was caught on video engaging in sexual activity with an inmate. The video, which has been circulating on social media, shows the guard in uniform and the inmate in a jail cell, with a TV and piles of clothes in the background. The footage was filmed by the inmate's cellmate on a mobile phone, who can be heard bragging about "making history."
At one point in the video, someone attempts to enter the cell, causing the inmate filming to instruct them to wait. The guard and the inmate continue their activity, with the inmate proudly stating, "This is how we roll in Wandsworth." The guard's actions have sparked an investigation by the police, and it has been confirmed that she is no longer employed at the prison.
A spokesperson for the HMP Prison Service stated that they do not tolerate staff corruption and have reported the former guard to the police. However, they declined to comment further until the investigation is complete. The Metropolitan Police have also confirmed that they are looking into the incident and have been in contact with the Ministry of Justice.
Former prison governor Ian Acheson expressed his concern over the security implications of the footage, stating that it is indicative of a larger problem within the prison system. He also highlighted the fact that over 80 prison staff have been disciplined for engaging in affairs with inmates since 2013.
Speaking to a publication, Mr. Acheson stated that the footage is a clear indication of the chaos and lack of control within the prison. He also raised concerns about the widespread use of illicit mobile phones in prisons, which could potentially expose the video to a large number of inmates. He questioned how female prison officers can feel safe in an environment where their colleagues are willing to participate in their sexual humiliation and exploitation.
This incident has raised serious concerns about the state of security and corruption within HMP Wandsworth and the prison system as a whole. It serves as a reminder that more needs to be done to ensure the safety and well-being of both staff and inmates within our prisons.
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