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Peter Costanza, another lawyer with Massachusetts Correctional Legal Services, said the State Department of Correction frequently mixed several types of inmates in its few protective custody cells.

Although it remains unclear why Mr. Druce was put in protective custody, given his predatory history, Mr. Pingeon said the trouble would never have happened if Massachusetts had an adequate number of protective custody cells and units in more prisons for endangered inmates.

The report, which was broadly positive of the force, says putting them in custody cells can be a risk.

The first police annual report produced by the new Jersey Police Authority found drug addicts were put in custody cells, which are not suitable.

Builders have worked all summer to convert custody cells and offices into playgrounds and classrooms in time for the new arrivals.

His other big concern is that when mentally ill people fall through the gaps in the system and into the hands of the police, their paraphernalia of handcuffs and custody cells is not exactly the kind of therapeutic response these unfortunate people really need.

The rapper Lil Wayne had arrived a few months earlier, and as part of Harper's job he sometimes delivered meals to Wayne in his protective-custody cell.

Suffolk Police's former headquarters was built in the late 1960s and includes custody offices, cells and even an "emergency bunker".

With 39 detainees in custody at special cells near The Hague, it now faces a bottleneck.

Many have outsourced back-office functions and "custody suites" including cells.

Kent Police said it had detained 34 people under the Mental Health Act between June 2012 and the end of last month - 13 of whom were held in police custody suites or cells for more than eight hours as they waited for specialist NHS teams to assess them.