Ohio Prison Officials Crack Down on Drug-Soaked Paper
State and local prison officials in Ohio are increasing efforts to confiscate smuggled narcotics, with a focus on drug-soaked paper, also known as "Tune".
This type of contraband poses a significant threat to the safety of both inmates and staff, according to officials.
- Drug-soaked paper is made by soaking paper in bug spray or other toxic household chemicals.
- Inmates smoke the paper to get high.
- Statewide efforts have stopped millions of dollars' worth of drugs and other contraband.
According to Ohio’s Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC), drug-soaked paper remains one of the biggest security threats throughout the state’s jails and prisons.
Author's summary: Ohio prison officials prioritize confiscating drug-soaked paper.
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