Trapped: Jail Nurse Podcast

21/03/2023

🔥 Unveiling the hidden world of jail contraband items 🚨🔍: Discover what some inmates secretly create, and join the fight for a safer environment! 💪🌐⁣
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1️⃣ Weapons: Dangerous shanks from toothbrushes, metal scraps, or sharpened plastic utensils 🦷🔪🚫⁣
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2️⃣ DIY Tattoo equipment: Risky improvised guns using pens, needles, and makeshift ink 🖊️💉🦠⁣
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3️⃣ Homemade alcohol: Desperate and hazardous pruno or h***h from fruit, sugar, and water 🍇🍶☠️⁣
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4️⃣ Drugs: Rare but attempted creation or smuggling, compromising health and rehabilitation 💊🚬🏥⁣
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5️⃣ Makeshift lighters: Fire hazards crafted from batteries, wires, or electrical components 🔋🔥🚒⁣
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6️⃣ Secret communication devices: Security-undermining "fishing lines" made from string or dental floss 💌🎣🕵️⁣
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7️⃣ Escape tools: DIY digging implements or keys, putting others at risk 🔧🗝️🏃⁣
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Help put an end to these dangerous activities ⚠️ by raising awareness and advocating for safer, more secure prisons. Share this post, and let's create a better future for all! 📣💙🌟

17/03/2023

🚀 Have you ever had a social media post go viral? It's an exhilarating feeling, isn't it? Suddenly, your content is being shared by thousands or even millions of people, and your notifications are going off the charts. But with great power comes great responsibility, as the saying goes. Going viral can teach you some valuable lessons about humility, gratitude, and staying true to yourself. Here are six lessons to keep in mind next time you experience a viral moment on social media:⁣
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1️⃣ Stay humble: It's easy to get caught up in the excitement of going viral, but remember to stay humble and grounded. You never know what the future holds.⁣
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2️⃣ Respond to comments: Engage with your followers by responding to comments and thanking them for their support. It shows that you appreciate their engagement.⁣
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3️⃣ Be grateful: Express gratitude for the opportunity to have your post go viral. It's a privilege that not everyone gets to experience.⁣
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4️⃣ Use your platform for good: Use your newfound platform to spread positivity and kindness. Share messages that will inspire and uplift others.⁣
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5️⃣ Keep creating: Don't let the pressure of creating another viral post get to you. Keep creating content that you're passionate about, and the rest will follow.⁣
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6️⃣ Stay true to yourself: Don't let the pressure of social media change who you are. Stay true to yourself and your values.⁣
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👉 Have you ever had a post go viral? What lessons did you learn? Let us know in the comments below! 👇⁣
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Remember, social media is just one aspect of your life. Don't let it define you or your worth. Focus on being the best version of yourself and making a positive impact in the world.⁣
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🌟 Keep shining! 🌟

16/03/2023

The personal cost of getting into trouble and going to jail can be high, including:⁣
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1. Lost freedom 🚔🔒: Incarceration takes away personal liberties.⁣
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2. Damaged reputation 😔🗣️: Negative impact on social and professional life.⁣
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3. Strained relationships 💔👪: Separation from loved ones and friends.⁣
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4. Lost income 💸🚫: Limited job opportunities and earning potential.⁣
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5. Legal expenses ⚖️💰: Costly attorney fees and court-related expenses.⁣
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6. Emotional stress 😢💭: Mental health challenges due to confinement.⁣
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Don't gamble with your future 🎲🔮. Stay out of trouble and cherish your freedom 🕊️🔓. Remember, the personal cost of jail is high, affecting your reputation, relationships, and opportunities 💔🏢. ⁣
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Share this message to raise awareness and inspire positive choices 🙌✨.

15/03/2023

🚨🔒👮‍♀️ COUNTY JAILS VS. PRISONS: WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE? 🤔

Have you ever wondered what sets county jails apart from prisons? While they may seem similar at first glance, there are several key differences between these two types of correctional facilities.

First, county jails are typically run by local law enforcement agencies and are used to detain individuals who are awaiting trial or sentencing. In contrast, prisons are operated by state or federal governments and are used to house individuals who have been convicted of a crime and sentenced to serve time.

Another important difference is the length of stay. In county jails, inmates are usually held for shorter periods of time, typically a few weeks or months. In prisons, on the other hand, inmates can be incarcerated for years or even decades, depending on the severity of their crimes.

Security is also a major factor that sets these two types of facilities apart. Prisons have higher levels of security than county jails, with more restrictions on inmate movement and behavior. This is because prisons are designed to house convicted criminals, many of whom may be serving long sentences for violent or serious crimes.

In terms of facilities and resources, prisons generally have more extensive programs for inmate housing, medical care, education, and job training. County jails may have more limited resources since they are primarily designed for short-term detention.

Understanding the differences between county jails and prisons is important for anyone interested in criminal justice. By learning more about these facilities, we can gain a better understanding of the challenges faced by our criminal justice system and work to create more effective solutions for rehabilitation and reintegration.

What are your thoughts on county jails and prisons? Let us know in the comments below! 👇👀🔍

15/03/2023

The El Salvador "mega prison," officially known as the Centro Penal de Izalco, is a maximum-security facility built in 2017 to tackle the severe overcrowding and high levels of violence that have plagued the country's prison system for years 🏢🚔. The prison is located in the western part of the country and has the capacity to hold up to 2,000 inmates.

What sets the "mega prison" apart is its state-of-the-art design and modern security systems 🔒. The facility is divided into five modules, each with its own set of services and facilities, including a hospital 🏥, school 🏫, church ⛪, and even a farm 🌾. Inmates can participate in agricultural and vocational training programs, and the prison has its own water treatment plant, which helps promote self-sufficiency and sustainability.

The security systems at the "mega prison" are also top-of-the-line 🛡️. The facility has CCTV cameras 📹, metal detectors, and biometric scanners to ensure the safety of both inmates and staff. Inmates are required to wear electronic bracelets that track their movements within the prison, and there are regular searches of cells and common areas to prevent the entry of contraband.

Critics of the "mega prison" argue that it's a band-aid solution to a much larger problem. They say that addressing the root causes of crime and violence in El Salvador, such as poverty and inequality, should be the primary focus. Others point out that the construction of the "mega prison" was expensive, and the funds could have been better used to address social issues.

Despite the criticisms, the government of El Salvador sees the "mega prison" as a valuable tool for combatting crime and improving public safety 💪👮‍♀️. It believes that the prison's modern design and advanced security systems can break the cycle of violence and create a more secure society for all citizens.

What do you think of the El Salvador "mega prison"? Share your thoughts in the comments below 💬!

24/02/2023

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Medication diversion is one of the most common problems that jail medical staff have!

It is the process where the inmate pretends to take their medication, but purposely conceals it in order to use the item for trading/selling later.

This can be very dangerous for many reasons!

Have you experienced this in your clinical setting?

Let me know down in the comments!

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03/02/2023

We know how it feels to be trapped inside your own head sometimes! If you’re looking for something to help you work, study, or relax, check out our new video for a mental escape!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXqyVb8DGr8

We know how it feels to be trapped in your room late at night and unable to sleep! We hope this video helps make your evening a little bit easier!

01/02/2023

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Hi all! This is John, one of the hosts of the "Trapped: Jail Nurse Podcast." I was a jail nurse for almost 9 years and wanted to share what a day in my life ...

31/01/2023

Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to check out our page! We try out best to push out daily content, so please stay tuned for more unique jail nursing content!

27/01/2023

What jail questions would you like answered during our next podcast?

27/01/2023

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Welcome to the Trapped: Jail Nurse Podcast Episode 2, Part 1! Inside this video, you'll learn about what happens to someone during the first 24 hours of thei...

27/01/2023

https://youtu.be/nmeM3k1v7P4

Welcome to the Trapped: Jail Nurse Podcast Episode 2, Part 2! Inside this video, you'll learn about what happens to someone during the first 24 hours of thei...

21/01/2023

What is the first thing that pops in your mind when you hear about “jail nursing?” Some of these facts may surprise you!

15/01/2023

If you guys are liking these reels, you can watch the full length episode 1 here!

https://youtu.be/XdlK6u7U6u8

Welcome to the Trapped: Jail Nurse Podcast - Episode 1!In this video, you’ll get a short introduction about who we are, why and how we got our start as jail ...

14/01/2023

Welcome to the page! Here, we talk about our experiences as current and former SF Bay Area jail nurses, the things that make us feel trapped in life (ex: jobs, money, responsibilities), and the practical things you can do to escape these life traps.

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