Two packages were recently intercepted after being passed through the main perimeter fence into the prison facility. Upon inspection, authorities discovered that the packages contained six mobile phones. Officials confirmed that these prohibited items did not reach the incarcerated population within the prison.
This incident follows a pattern of security breaches at the Lithuanian prison service’s Marijampolė prison. Authorities have previously reported instances where contraband was discovered, including multiple cases where phones and modems were found concealed within televisions. In addition to electronic devices, psychotropic substances have also been recently found within the prison premises, leading to court action against two convicts.
The individual responsible for passing the items was apprehended by a combined effort involving the Lithuanian prison service’s guard dog and a service dog. An ongoing investigation is underway concerning this security breach. The successful interception highlights the continuous vigilance of the facility staff.
The discovery of these unauthorized phones underscores ongoing efforts to secure the prison environment. Authorities continue to monitor for any attempt to introduce prohibited materials into the correctional setting. The recent seizure of the phones, alongside other contraband found during investigations, emphasizes the heightened security measures currently in place at the facility.
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