Mistaken Identity Prison Detention

Central Prison Experiment #* TJ has buzzed hair and poor “prison” hygiene. #* He is wearing a black-and-white striped prison inmate jumpsuit uniform with “inmate” down the front of the right leg and “Central Prison Inmate” on the back, both in red print. #* He is restrained with handcuffs, blue box, waist chain with padlock, connector chain, leg irons. He is trained to behave and how to speak exactly like a prison inmate. #* TJ is driven to Central Prison in Raleigh, NC and dropped off in the park across the street at 2am. #* He is found across the street from Central Prison by law enforcement. #* Law enforcement takes him into custody, presumed to be an escaped inmate. drives him across the street to Central Prison #* He is processed through intake despite refusing ID and questions. #* He is not in the system, but he is processed in any way. #* TJ is IDed and discovered to have no record, warrants, charges, arrests, or convictions. #* He is ordered a psych eval, probably leading to involuntary commitment based on *-*. #* TJ is involuntarily committed to Central Prison's psych ward. #* *-day hold, *-day hold, review every 6 months. #* When TJ is released from psych ward, he is sent to Central Prison’s general population. #* Despite no criminal record, TJ cannot leave Central Prison’s general population. #* TJ is now living as “just another inmate” in Central Prison. #* Central Prison’s psych team has final say on when and if TJ can leave. Central Prison Experiment #* TJ has buzzed hair and poor “prison” hygiene. #* He is wearing a black-and-white striped prison inmate jumpsuit uniform with “inmate” down the front of the right leg and “Central Prison Inmate” on the back, both in red print. #* He is restrained with handcuffs, blue box, waist chain with padlock, connector chain, leg irons. He is trained to behave and how to speak exactly like a prison inmate. #* TJ is driven to Central Prison in Raleigh, NC and dropped off in the park across the street at 2am. #* He is found across the street from Central Prison by law enforcement. #* Law enforcement takes him into custody, presumed to be an escaped inmate. drives him across the street to Central Prison #* He is processed through intake despite refusing ID and questions. #* He is not in the system, but he is processed in any way. #* TJ is IDed and discovered to have no record, warrants, charges, arrests, or convictions. #* He is ordered a psych eval, probably leading to involuntary commitment based on *-*. #* TJ is involuntarily committed to Central Prison's psych ward. #* *-day hold, *-day hold, review every 6 months. #* When TJ is released from psych ward, he is sent to Central Prison’s general population. #* Despite no criminal record, TJ cannot leave Central Prison’s general population. #* TJ is now living as “just another inmate” in Central Prison. #* Central Prison’s psych team has final say on when and if TJ can leave. Central Prison Experiment #* TJ has buzzed hair and poor “prison” hygiene. #* He is wearing a black-and-white striped prison inmate jumpsuit uniform with “inmate” down the front of the right leg and “Central Prison Inmate” on the back, both in red print. #* He is restrained with handcuffs, blue box, waist chain with padlock, connector chain, leg irons. He is trained to behave and how to speak exactly like a prison inmate. #* TJ is driven to Central Prison in Raleigh, NC and dropped off in the park across the street at 2am. #* He is found across the street from Central Prison by law enforcement. #* Law enforcement takes him into custody, presumed to be an escaped inmate. drives him across the street to Central Prison #* He is processed through intake despite refusing ID and questions. #* He is not in the system, but he is processed in any way. #* TJ is IDed and discovered to have no record, warrants, charges, arrests, or convictions. #* He is ordered a psych eval, probably leading to involuntary commitment based on *-*. #* TJ is involuntarily committed to Central Prison's psych ward. #* *-day hold, *-day hold, review every 6 months. #* When TJ is released from psych ward, he is sent to Central Prison’s general population. #* Despite no criminal record, TJ cannot leave Central Prison’s general population. #* TJ is now living as “just another inmate” in Central Prison. #* Central Prison’s psych team has final say on when and if TJ can leave. Central Prison Experiment #* TJ has buzzed hair and poor “prison” hygiene. #* He is wearing a black-and-white striped prison inmate jumpsuit uniform with “inmate” down the front of the right leg and “Central Prison Inmate” on the back, both in red print. #* He is restrained with handcuffs, blue box, waist chain with padlock, connector chain, leg irons. He is trained to behave and how to speak exactly like a prison inmate. #* TJ is driven to Central Prison in Raleigh, NC and dropped off in the park across the street at 2am. #* He is found across the street from Central Prison by law enforcement. #* Law enforcement takes him into custody, presumed to be an escaped inmate. drives him across the street to Central Prison #* He is processed through intake despite refusing ID and questions. #* He is not in the system, but he is processed in any way. #* TJ is IDed and discovered to have no record, warrants, charges, arrests, or convictions. #* He is ordered a psych eval, probably leading to involuntary commitment based on *-*. #* TJ is involuntarily committed to Central Prison's psych ward. #* *-day hold, *-day hold, review every 6 months. #* When TJ is released from psych ward, he is sent to Central Prison’s general population. #* Despite no criminal record, TJ cannot leave Central Prison’s general population. #* TJ is now living as “just another inmate” in Central Prison. #* Central Prison’s psych team has final say on when and if TJ can leave. 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