About 865 of the burned-out Lorton convicts were being crowded into doubled-up cells at the District of Columbia Jail, which has 1,270 cells, or facilities at Lorton that can be "locked down," with the prisoners confined separately behind bars.
The building was locked down with 200 people inside for about five hours on Friday.
On Monday, the village was locked down, with dozens of Iraqi Army vehicles cordoning off the area.
For the great gathering, Washington was locked down, with street closures, checkpoints, camouflage-clad soldiers at main intersections, air patrols and police boats in the harbour.
(It can be locked down with a numeric code to put it in valet mode, preventing other drivers from accessing personal information, like your home address on the navigation system).
Hollywood would like nothing better than for all of us to assent to its attempts to roll back the clock to physical media that can be locked down with custom hardware.
The disease devastates affected farms because current policy dictates that after a positive test, a farm must effectively be locked down, with infected cattle carted off to be destroyed, along with, in many cases, animals who are later found to clear of the disease.
The setup is dirt- and weather-resistant and the phone is locked down with a couple of straps.
Internet access, for instance, is locked down, with most users able to visit only a handful of sites mostly serving up state-sponsored news.
