Sentence examples for damage to prisons from inspiring English sources

During that time Salvador, now 62 years old, has attacked more than 20 guards and dozens of his fellow prisoners, taken 11 hostages, caused hundreds of thousands of pounds in damage to prisons and hospitals, spent decades in solitary confinement and initiated numerous one-man protests and hunger strikes.

The consequences, including mass breakouts from some low-security institutions and extensive damage to prisons in England and Wales, apparently far exceeded the expectations of the union's leaders, who announced this morning that they were suspending their protest.

The hail caused damage to two prisons in the state, with more than 100 windows and skylights broken.

More than 400 prisoners at Kinross Correctional Facility, Michigan, held a protest on the prison yard and caused property damage to the prison, prompting officials to transfer 150 of them to other facilities.

In 1992, hurricane Andrew slammed Florida, causing huge damage to one prison in Miami, after which about 4,000 prisoners were moved out.

According to the Director General of Corrections, Sri Puguh Budi Utami, the structural damage done to prisons by the earthquake allowed for a massive prison break across the area.

However, witnesses reported damage to the prison and relatives rushed to the gates in the hope of rescuing detained family members.

"There is a lot of damage to the prison," he added, saying he believed the damage to be in accommodation areas.

In a statement, a G4S spokesman said prisoners, who were out of their cells, threatened officers and caused damage to cells and prison property.

And he had a substantial criminal record before his transition to Islamic militancy: First convicted as an 18-year-old for criminal damage, he went to prison twice for inflicting grievous bodily harm.

While in prison he was badly beaten, suffering damage to his ears.