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Lets hope it wasn't a touch based phone or he could have run up a very large bill.
Bristol crim caught with mobile up jacksie
A 22-year-old Bristol master criminal will spend eight weeks in prison for attempting to smuggle a mobile phone into prison by "concealing it internally", as the Bristol Evening Post delicately puts it. Aaron Walker had been ordered back to Horfield Prison on 30 April for breaching the licence for a previous unnamed offence. …
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I don't want to think about this for too long
But surely wrapping in tissue is a silly idea... something slippery and impermeable like a condom would have been much better.
This is not uncommon
I have a friend who works specifically in this area and he tells me that this is really very common.
What is more concerning is that mobile phones need chargers..... and they often get into prisons in just the same way.
Makes you glad to be bored in IT support really
Please dont tell me...
It was discovered because it was 'switched to vibrate'
Ouch
I hope it wasn't an iPhone/Blackberry or one of those JCB rugged ones - that'd smart a tad!
80s
Perhaps a suitable punishment would be to have his sim inserted into a 1980s phone and then have THAT inserted into his rectum. It would certainly perpare him for dropping the soap in the prison showers...
@ John Hichliffe
It was the charger cable poking out of his trousers that made them suspicious in the first place...
talking out of
Wow, you could call it up and talk out of somebody else's arse.
Windows Mobile
Come on, it must have been a Windows Mobile phone. PITA?
@A Tissue
Genius! In other news you owe me a keyboard (and a decent excuse to the boss as to why I suddenly started laughing... Code comments aren't that amusing!)
Southville
Well, he's from south of the river, innit? They're a bit special that side of town... nevertheless, top marks for trying.
Sorry ...
If it wasn't on vibrate, would it be a ring tone?
is it me...
or is your anus ringing?
no coat for me, just assuming the position
The important question...
...what model was it?
It is important, because there's a difference between squeezing in an Ericsson GH688, and a T65.
Oh my.
Gives a whole new meaning to the "slider" phone. (Or maybe it was your basic chocolate bar phone??)
OK, I'll stop now.
Re: This is not uncommon
"I have a friend who works specifically in this area..."
In the area of smuggling rectally inserted mobile phones into prisons?
new TouchFlo(w) interface........
or was it a Bum Deal....
or maybe a new v3.0 iS*** with and "cut & paste" thingamajiggy
Thank God it's Thursday (used to be TGIF but with a 4day week recessionary wipe.. etc)
ok..back to sleep
huh !
i suppose it was a small factor phone or was it something like a Iphone ??
RE: This is not uncommon
What, you have a friend who make a living by using his arse to smuggle mobile phones in to prison?
Does it pay well?
Rob
poop deck
In some prisons they now have a special seat where they can x-ray up the poop deck without having to resort to rubber gloves.
Re: RE: This is not uncommon
It doesn't pay well but you get good job satisfaction
At least he wasn't trying to smuggle....
... aftershave (http://www.springerlink.com/content/j5876v156261484w/).
... axe handle and various other objects (http://urostream.blogspot.com/2006/02/i-never-ask-why_22.html)
I buddy of mine...
works at the Women's prison, you should hear about alll the random crap they confiscate....
Funny...
...how no one has used the 'pictures or it didn't happen' line on this one.
Breach!
Hmmmm...
Clam phone. Hinge first. Ouch.
Mines without a thumb logo. No assist required.
BOSS chair
The special phone-finding chair is a Body Oriface Security Scanner:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7152744.stm
Gives a whole new meaning....
to his "30 Days in the Hole" ringtone!!!
@Chrome
"Code comments aren't that amusing!"
You're obviously not coding properly... all of my code comments make me laugh when I look again 2 years on; similarly other peoples comments make me chuckle regularly!!
If comments aren't both funny and informative, there's definitely something wrong!!
Mobiles in Prison
One chap at a London HMP had one up there for four years before dropping it when crouching; mindyou he used every day to call his wife, so it came out for air daily. Us docs realised the likey cause of his rectal prolapse.
He tired to claim it was against his human rights to take it away after such a time
Keeping mobiles charged up is the challenge as chargers are too easily found and a bit spikely to be stored with the mobile.
I have to leave now
I have become rather weak from laughing at all these naughty crude posts.
@Philip Stott
Ringtone?
Yes it would be, but one with a lot of bum notes.
Prisoners today have it easy...
Back in my day smuggling a mobile phone in was no laughing matter. In the eighties we used to use some real big arseholes to smuggle the phones in....
When cautioned, he was advised...
You have the right to remain on Silent...
mains charger
Most illegal mobes in UK prisons are charged up directly from the mains electricity.
A plug, some stripped wire, and two seconds is about all it takes to fully charge a cell phone battery with 230volts AC.
Very dangerous, but quick.
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