http://www.allstates-k9.com/rss.aspx?t=p&c=174&p=05 By DOUGLAS QUAN The Press-Enterprise As cell phones become smaller and slimmer, they are becoming easier to smuggle into one place where they're not allowed: prison. With a bit of stealth, some cash and help from an unscrupulous guard or outside accomplice, inmates are smuggling thousands of cell phones into prisons each year, including those in the Inland region.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=820&y=2009&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=820&y=2009&c=174Sat, 14 Mar 2009 00:00:00 GMT Lambert and Sugar make the front cover of Corrections Forum magazine                                                                              VISIT http://www.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=818&y=2008&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=818&y=2008&c=174Sat, 20 Dec 2008 00:00:00 GMT By Ann Coppola, News Reporter Published: 12/02/2008 http://www.corrections.com/news/article/20137      The presence of cell phones inside correctional facilities can endanger everyone, from staff to inmates and even the outside public. Phones can be used to plan escapes as well as attacks on other inmates, officers, witnesses, or others outside the facility.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=817&y=2008&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=817&y=2008&c=174Tue, 02 Dec 2008 00:00:00 GMT VOLVO Hosts Bark Buckle Up Pet Safety Advocate All States K-9 Cell Phone and Tobacco Detection Dog, Foxy, demonstrates the Bark Buckle Up device. See full article at: www.barkbuckleup.com/Autoshow.asphttp://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=816&y=2008&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=816&y=2008&c=174Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMTK-9 Teams Sniff Out Cell Phones by Phil Leggiere All States K-9 Detection, Fullerton, Calif., a provider of detection dogs and training services, has announced it has specifically trained dogs to locate cell phones in prisons hidden under mattresses, in freezers, vending machines and carved-out books, inside toilet tanks or peanut butter jars, and many other locations.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=815&y=2008&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=815&y=2008&c=174Tue, 07 Oct 2008 00:00:00 GMT Salem-News.com http://www.salem-news.com Company is first to train dogs for cell-phone detection. (FULLERTON, Calif.) - Experts in corrections say cell phones in the hands of prison inmates can lead to disastrous effects. It is reported that convicts with cell phones can coordinate serious crimes in the outside world, traffic drugs, plan escapes and even threaten court witnesses- all while incarcerated.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=814&y=2008&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=814&y=2008&c=174Mon, 06 Oct 2008 00:00:00 GMT California company has developed a niche training dogs to detect illicit cell phones in correctional facilities.(So what does a cell phone smell like, you ask?) By Joan Goodchild, Senior Editor September 11, 2008 — CSO — Cell phones in US prisons have become the newest threat to security; both inside the facilties and out.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=813&y=2008&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=813&y=2008&c=174Thu, 11 Sep 2008 00:00:00 GMT By FRANK GREEN TIMES-DISPATCH STAFF WRITER A surprise shakedown this month at Virginia's only private prison turned up a half-dozen cell phones. Larry Traylor, spokesman for the Virginia Department of Corrections, could not provide details yesterday but confirmed the phones were discovered during an unannounced search by state officials at the Lawrenceville Correctional Center on Dec.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=810&y=2007&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=810&y=2007&c=174Thu, 27 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMT Reliable Source, Volume 20, Nov.-Dec. 2007 Santa Ana Police Officers Association, 1607 N. Sycamore, Santa Ana, CA 92701 www.santaanapoa.com First U.S. K9s Trained to Detect Cell Phones in Prisons Over the past months we’ve heard more and more about cell phones being a hot commodity in prisons across the country and the serious threat they pose to security.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=809&y=2007&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=809&y=2007&c=174Sat, 01 Dec 2007 00:00:00 GMT The Latest Contraband Prisons Struggle with Influx of Cell Phones Forget the knife in a cake. The hottest illegal device behind bars these days is the cell phone. By Roya Wolverson | Newsweek Web Exclusive Sep 24, 2007  A prison warden in Texas recently got a call from an inmate's mother complaining about bad cell-phone reception in her son's maximum-security prison.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=801&y=2007&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=801&y=2007&c=174Mon, 24 Sep 2007 00:00:00 GMTPosted Jul 2nd 2007 2:10PM by Terrence O'Brien Cell phones are dangerous, not because of radiation or electric fields, but because they can help prisoners organize. In the last year, the state of California has confiscated over 1,000 mobile phones from prisoners, and one can only guess how many are still in circulation.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=802&y=2007&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=802&y=2007&c=174Mon, 02 Jul 2007 00:00:00 GMT From the Los Angeles Times State struggles to thwart inmates' cellphone use Smuggled devices allow communication with the outside and fellow prisoners. More than 1,000 have been confiscated in the last year. By Patrick McGreevy Times Staff Writer SACRAMENTO — Cellphones, nearly as common as toothbrushes or televisions in normal society, are ringing alarm bells among authorities in the California prison system, where the phones are a growing form of contraband.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=806&y=2007&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=806&y=2007&c=174Tue, 26 Jun 2007 00:00:00 GMT Nevada Appeal Carson City Daily News (AP) - A bill making it a crime to bring unauthorized cell phones into Nevada prisons and other state detention facilities was signed into law Thursday by Gov. Jim Gibbons. Nevada prisons chief howard Skolnik says cell phones already are prohibited by regulation in prisons, but there has been no legal authority to enforce the ban.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=803&y=2007&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=803&y=2007&c=174Fri, 11 May 2007 00:00:00 GMTby Laura SullivanHundreds, and perhaps even thousands, of inmates inside U.S. prisons have gotten a hold of cell phones. Many spend the evenings chatting away in their cells. It's a problem many prison officials don't want to talk about. That's because what's more troubling than what the inmates are doing with the cell phones is how they got them in the first place.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=804&y=2006&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=804&y=2006&c=174Thu, 12 Oct 2006 00:00:00 GMT Jason Clark reporting jclark@ktalnews.tv Wednesday, May 10, 2006 It seems like they’re everywhere these days.  Cell phones are a must have not only for a businessman or a mom on the go, but hardened criminals as well. Rows of razor wire surround the perimeter of Telford unit outside of New Boston. Inside these walls are some of the most dangerous men in Texas.http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=805&y=2006&c=174http://www.allstates-k9.com//news.aspx?q=805&y=2006&c=174Wed, 10 May 2006 00:00:00 GMT