Ohio Prison Officials Target 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 is considered one of the largest threats to the safety of inmates and staff, as it is made by soaking paper in bug spray or other toxic household chemicals, which are then smoked to get high.
- Similar efforts statewide have stopped millions of dollars' worth of drugs and contraband.
- The Lorain County Sheriff's Office has begun cracking down on this drug.
Tune is paper soaked with bug spray, or other toxic household chemicals, which inmates then smoke to get high.
According to Ohio's Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC), drug-soaked paper remains one of the biggest security threats in the state's jails and prisons.
Author's summary: Ohio prison officials prioritize stopping drug-soaked paper.
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