| Though he has no criminal record, murderers and junkies and 23-hour lockdowns became part of his life. |
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| Inmates in three California prisons are being kept in their cells on 24-hour-a-day lockdowns to save money on overtime pay for guards. |
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| Some were held in lockdowns for 23 hours a day, and then taken from their cells bound in handcuffs, leg irons and waist chains. |
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| They can impose lockdowns immediately, by force if necessary. |
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| Clayton businesses and buildings are preparing for lockdowns as the buzz Westfall Center in Clayton where the grand jury meets. |
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| But firms insist that they are working through the lockdowns. |
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| I have set-up several standard profiles with different features or lockdowns. |
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| As a result, the intermediate school, Woodhull Intermediate School, and Huntington High School had lockdowns. |
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| School lockdowns occur on a daily basis and those locked in a room often have little information about what is going on. |
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| To combat the spread of Ebola, the government implemented drastic measures such as limiting trading hours to 6am until 6pm, quarantining whole districts and enforcing nationwide lockdowns. |
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| With threats of protests, violence, lockdowns, transportation issues and motorcades, emphasis was placed on the employee aspect of business continuity planning in this exercise. |
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| During the election, adaptations to extend the voting period were necessary to accommodate incidents such as lockdowns or failure to give some electors an opportunity to vote. |
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| Members asked for clarifications on mitigating factors, strategies for lockdowns when students are physically challenged, deaf and blind, debriefing after lockdowns or incidents. |
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| However, Hoffman said that future lockdowns and searches will be carried out periodically without prior announcement. |
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| Schools have been alerted about today's training exercise and will not perform lockdowns, Waldman said. |
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| Twenty-five mintoes inthethe first of a week of city-wide lockdowns, officers in full body armour advanced on a crowd that had gathered throughout the day in the sunshine at an intersection in west Baltimore. |
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| This will result in lockdowns at federal prisons across the country, increasing the chances for violence and risks to guards, and preventing the opening of three new prison buildings. |
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| They had covered surveillance cameras and refused to go into their cells for daily lockdowns that enabled guards to enter the recreation yards and common space. |
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| The incident is the latest in a series of recent cases in which members of the public have made it over or though the White House gates, leading to lockdowns. |
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| Lockdowns in LTC facilities already are an integral part of the emergency operations plan. |
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| Lockdowns can take place for as long as the prison deems it necessary to satisfy themselves that security has not been compromised. |
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