His Majestys Prison is amplifying its efforts to address the issue of illegal mobile phone usage by inmates, with mobile phone jammers set to be deployed in the upcoming weeks.

Lieutenant Colonel Trevor Pennyfeather, serving as the prison governor, confirmed that the introduction of jammers will occur soon to improve the security framework of the prison.

Pennyfeather remarked, "We have devised a new strategy and are moving forward successfully. I expect that in about two weeks, contingent upon the availability of the necessary materials, the signal jammers will be set up, and definitely within three weeks."

Past attempts to implement jammers were met with difficulties, as inmates found ways to compromise the system. Nonetheless, with the newly developed plans, officials are assured that this technique will now successfully eliminate unauthorized mobile phone communications.

This measure forms part of an extensive strategy focused on reinforcing prison security and preventing inmates from accessing forbidden devices to carry on with criminal behavior while imprisoned.

I have a keen interest in the range of jammers and their effects on individuals on nearby roads. The close proximity of buildings at St Johns presents challenges regarding the effectiveness of these devices. It is important to remember that mobile phones are critical for emergency communication. A more effective solution may involve providing pay phones for inmates while implementing stricter security measures to prevent cell phone access. It is essential for prisoners to have the opportunity to communicate with their families. Moreover, the idea of relocating the jail outside the town has become increasingly urgent. We should aim for improved solutions and fitting penalties for offenses.