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Officers typically wake up prisoners by conducting a routine roll call or cell check, which involves calling out inmates' names or using a loudspeaker. They may also use bright lights or knock on cell doors to ensure everyone is alert and accounted for. In some facilities, specific wake-up times are set, and officers follow a structured schedule to maintain order and safety.
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What is the ratio of 120 prisoners to 10 officers?
EASY !...12 to 1 !
Did prisoners of concentration camps and a certain time to wake up and go to bed?
probably, hitler and the Nazis were very strict and hated the Jew's. Jews were forced to do strenuous labor and probably had to wake early to do so.
What time do police officers wake up?
Whenever. They'll plan it out according to their shift, things they need to do before work, and travel time to work.
Why is it important to have custody officers?
I will assume that by "custody officers" you are referring to personnel who watch over, and are in charge of, prisoners. If that is the case, then I would think that the answer is pretty self-evident.
How many prisoners did Ulysses S. Grant capture during the siege of Vicksburg?
29,495 was the number of prisoners taken at Vicksburg. Most of them were paroled. Only the officers were taken to prisons.
Can female corrections officers pat down male prisoners?
In some states yes and vice versa.
How do you say 'to wake up' in Spanish?
'To wake up' in Spanish is 'despertar.'
What happens if you wake up a sleepwalker?
they wake up
How do you say wake up in amharic?
wake up
How do you wake up if you wont wake up?
Education
What does killer Kane needs from Iggy from freak the mighty?
they are killer
Is the word wake-up a verb?
The phrase "wake up" is a verb (e.g., "They will wake up the parrots early", or "They will wake them up early"). It's called a "particle verb" ("up" is the particle) or sometimes a "phrasal verb" (since it is not a single word).
