David Navarro, who spent a decade and outside, reveals allegations of the prison officer's corruption in a new documentary for channel 4 – with a strong focus on drug use behind bars
Prisoners will make their maximum efforts to get their hands on certain things while behind bars, but the new document raised the cover on how to blame “corrupt”.
Prison officers were accused of corruption after showing them their shock footage, turning a blind eye to drug use behind bars in a new TV documentary.
UK prisons: Sex, drugs, and corruption, available to broadcast on Channel 4, former colleague David Navarro inside the UK prisons where he deepens bribery behind bars and participated in how prisoners put their hands on alcohol and drugs-even how they have sex with the guards.
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In the documentary David, who spent a decade and outside it, he speaks to both prisoners and guards to obtain both perspectives. During exclusive interviews, he discovers allegations of prison, sex and drug officers, with shock videos depicted by prisoners.
In one video clip, he was taken on the phone that was a prisoner who was smuggled into his cell, and he faced a prisoner officer standing outside their door – facing the scent of marijuana. And when the convict is pushing back – the officer publicly asks about the smell of his room – he is met with an unusual response as he is asked to open his window so that it is not clear.
In the horrific shots, the officer says: “What is F *** in it? I don't want to know.” The prisoner replies: “Why, how is a smell?” And he responds to: “F *** ing Weed”. When the prisoner says: “The weeds? He says: “Yes, and for this reason I told you, open your window.”
In a rude show, the prisoner asks, “What is this on the table?” “Well, there goes,” the officer says. Former driver David Navarro, who presents the show, said the footage “indicates that prison staff at each level can be part of the problem,” according to Mailonline reports.
“While the vast majority of most prison staff are honest, we take more small minority that breaks the rules through our anti -reproductive unit and a stronger examination. The officers are less than our high standards, we are not hesitant to take strong measures,” said a prison service spokesman.
The documentary also contains horrific shots that were secretly filmed by prisoners in their cells that display a hideout of weeds with mobile phones, Ciroc Vodka, Couvoisier Brandy, WRAY & Buted Rum and Boxes of Krispy Kreme Bunuts, as well as KFC and Nando's and McDonald's Takeaways.
UK prisons – sex, drugs and corruption: indescribable, flows on Channel 4 of Wednesday, June 25.
