Safety inside the Knox County juvenile detention center is regularly compromised by systemwide failures of the center’s security and camera systems, current and former employees told Knox News.
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A critical report about the center produced by the University of Tennessee at Knoxville's County Technical Advisory Service mentioned issues with the security system and included recommendations for upgrading door locks and the camera system but did not include descriptions of systemwide video and security system failures.

Hmmm...

"When the video system is down, it is typically down for less than 15 minutes, not for hours", said Dwight Van de Vate, the county's chief operating officer and mayor's co-chief of staff in an email.
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“It’s a big-time safety and security hazard,” said one employee, who, like the others, agreed to speak with Knox News on the condition they not be named to protect their job status. “If I’m getting my head cracked in and nobody can see to get help down there … it’s a hell of a safety hazard.”

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