Jeffersonville Jail Reflection

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The eye opener….I went home that day and immediately started on my PowerPoint presentation. However, I hit a brick wall with what to use as my supporting visual aid. My mind started to race, I wanted this project to be perfect. So to relax my mind I decided to watch T.V. Flipping through the channels I stumbled upon a new documentary-series on the A&E station called “60 days In”. The point of the show was to have 8 volunteers spend 60 days undercover in Clark County Jail in Jeffersonville, Indiana as inmates. All volunteer inmates were on a mission to obtain valuable information on illegal activities within the jail that the surveillance systems and officers were missing. The main illegal activity the sheriff wanted insight on was how

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