How do the inmates in the detention center eat?

The food in the detention center is based on the physical food standard of the detainees, as shown in the following table:

Each place will combine the situation of each place, and there will be local standards, but it will not be much worse. Generally good economic places have slightly better food.

This is what the detention center provides for food. But the food sometimes depends on the local finances, and to a certain extent, it will also affect the food, some are better, some are worse, and you can only talk about what it is like to stay. So what do you usually eat?

Breakfast is the same porridge with mustard, or porridge with steamed buns. The steamed buns are not the big steamed buns with white flowers outside, or the yellow ones that are hard and slag.

Lunch and dinner are the legendary water floating. The simple understanding is that the vegetables are boiled in water, and then the meat is basically fat floating on it, and a few shredded meat sinks to the bottom of the barrel. Seasonal vegetables are cabbage, cabbage, radish, eggplant, soybeans, etc.

To put it simply, it is to eat the slightly cheaper dishes of the season.

Generally speaking, each detention center will have one meal of meat every week, some are large pieces of meat, some are braised meat, and some are back pot meat, which varies from place to place. There is basically one meal a week with meat. to ensure adequate meat intake.

But even then, the amount of meat eaten is very limited.

The food in the detention center is distributed by the people's police or an external canteen chef for every meal, which is basically a bucket of water floating in a prison cell. One meal per person, each meal is pushed in a small cart, and one room is next to another.

Some detention centers can buy roasted vegetables to eat separately, which is very good, some are directly brought in, and some are packaged in bags, and then brought in when the meal is heated, usually plum cabbage button meat, roast duck, roast beef, or something. But if you don't have money in your account, you can only watch. Family members can also care more about them at ordinary times, and they can search for a letter to write to them, which is very convenient, and they are really, very happy to receive the letter.

When he enters the detention center, he will give the suspect a plastic lunch box, and the detention center will provide meals on time, the rice is steamed in an iron box, and the dishes are also cooked, and each cell has a "head", and he will arrange for two people to take the food one by one. Each suspect pulls the food into his lunch box. Then two people are responsible for cleaning the iron lunch box.

The quality of the meals is very poor, and it will only improve life a little bit during the holidays. Each suspect has an account of his own. Every month, you can use the money in this account to buy a certain amount of apples, salted duck eggs, instant noodles, mustard and other items.

Dependents can also deposit money into this account.

To tell you the truth, the year before last, I was fined some money and detained in the detention center for a month because of the overloading of the bus.

Meals in the detention center are all in a big pot, and each prisoner has his own lunch box and his own number, and when he eats, he or she must take his own meal according to the number on the lunch box, but he must recite the prison rules before eating, and after reciting, he must sit in the order of the prison cell before he can eat, and the number of people in each cell is maintained at 20 people, and one person in the cell sits on a long table.

The food in my detention center is not very good, although each meal is rice, it is all hard, although each meal has different dishes, it is all vegetable soup, such as tomato and egg soup, radish and green vegetable soup, cabbage and tofu soup, etc., fortunately, I have the opportunity to eat meat once a week, otherwise I will have to go hungry and lose weight.

When I first went in, I saw that the people who had been here for a long time were eating very deliciously, and I was still puzzled, did they stay inside for a long time and didn't know how delicious the food outside was? So when I first went in, I preferred to throw out the soup, but then, I was able to eat enough. Hey, I hope everyone can abide by the law, maybe some detention centers have better food, but if you encounter a detention center like the one I encountered, it will be sad.

Every day, the detention center cooks according to the number of people, or goes to a certain canteen to buy rice, steamed bread or rice, and delivers water twice a day.

Whether it is administrative detention or criminal detention, as long as you enter the detention center, no matter how long you are detained, you will face the problem of eating. A long time ago, detainees had their families bring food. Now it is difficult for family members to even see each other, let alone deliver food.

Detention centres have grown to the point where food and shelter are all covered.

How do the detainees at the detention center eat?

After entering the detention center, after going through the procedures of physical examination, shaving head, changing clothes, etc., they will receive a small stool, two plastic bowls, plastic rice spoons, towels, plastic cups, toothbrushes and toothpaste and other basic daily necessities. They were then taken to a designated cell. Some detention centers manage two meals, while others manage three meals.

Now it should be in charge of three meals.

Breakfast is usually eaten at 7 a.m. Before breakfast, the futon on Chase had been packed into the closet. The prisoners sat in two lines facing each other on the bedboards, with their bowls and spoons in front of them.

When the small window by the door of the prison cell opened, everyone passed the bowls to the window in turn. Designated fellow inmates then brought in meals from outside the cell from the window to each of them. The general rule is to cook first, then the vegetables.

Meals will be placed in front of everyone in a matter of minutes.

Then the prison management committee made a round and drank as usual: Did everyone get the food? All the prisoners spoke in unison:

It's all there. The wardener ordered: Eat begins.

Then everyone started eating. The procedure for lunch and dinner is the same. After eating, according to the division of labor, there are special dishes to clean up and chopsticks and wash dishes.

Some of them took towels to wipe down the bed boards and put them back in the arranged bedding. Redundant personnel stood aside and watched.

All food is distributed on a per capita basis (relatively fairly) regardless of the amount of food eaten by an individual. The staple food (wotou) is generally three taels for breakfast, half a catty for lunch, and four taels for dinner. Non-staple foods are mostly vegetable soup or pickles (less oil).

After the meal, they face the wall and reflect on the "crimes" they have committed, and so on, and get through each day until they receive the verdict from the court. Since then, he has bid farewell to the "detention center" and devoted himself to the prison for labor and ideological reform. Since then, he has started the transformation career of "grinding off the edge angle tomorrow and forcing the middle to spend every day".

In short, you can eat in it and you can eat it full, but whether you eat well or not is another matter, if there are no relatives in it, the hard days are indeed very difficult, even if there are relatives in the account, the food every day is also those things, after all, if you stay in the detention center for a short period of a few months, stay for a long year or even a few years, and eat these things repeatedly every day is also tired, and the most important point is that the feeling of losing freedom in it is the most difficult, Therefore, everyone must not experience this kind of life, whether it is good or not, the cabbage outside is more fragrant than the big fish and meat inside.

Speaking from personal experience, it may be a little different from place to place, but the place I stayed in was in the south, and rice was the main food. At seven o'clock in the morning, breakfast is a small portion of rice, half of the amount of rice at noon and evening, a small spoonful of sauerkraut soup, the sauerkraut may not be washed much, there will be a little sand underneath. Every Tuesday and Saturday at 8 o'clock, there will be additional meals, you need to buy money, you can buy an additional steamed bun, ten yuan five.

Dinner is started at about 11 o'clock at noon, the rice is basically full, most of them are cabbage, white radish, carrots, soybeans, all boiled in which there will be a small amount of meat, chicken, fatty meat, but there is basically nothing when divided, and less oil and less salt.

Less oil and less salt, you should know what it tastes like. At noon, you can add vegetables, the vegetables are twenty yuan a piece, and the dishes will be different every day, such as fried sausages, sausages are sweet, chicken stewed mushrooms, sauerkraut fried meat, etc., and the fast food ordered outside.

In the evening, the meal is about half past five, and the rice is basically full, and the dishes are similar to those at noon, all of which are boiled cabbage, radishes, carrots, etc., and the same vegetables can be added, twenty yuan a piece.

At that time, the detention center where I was working allowed detainees to order boxed lunches, 10 yuan and 15 yuan. Detainees who order food are taken to the hallway and squatted on the floor to eat, a practice that prevents the lunch box from being snatched by other detainees.

Usually not enough to eat, in order to occupy an extra bite of food, quarrels occur from time to time. Now that the detention center has entered humanized management, I believe that it will not be a problem to eat well in the future, but I am afraid that there is still a long way to go to eat well, after all, the detention center is not a nursing home.

In short, you can eat in it and you can generally eat enough, but whether you eat well or not is another matter, if there are no relatives in it, then the hard days are indeed very difficult, even if there are relatives on the account, every day to eat are those things.

After all, if you stay in the detention center for a short period of a few months, stay for a long time or even a few years, you will get tired of eating these things every day, and the most important point is that the feeling of losing your freedom inside is the most difficult, so you must not experience this kind of life, whether it is good or not, the cabbage outside is more fragrant than the big fish and meat inside.

They have a uniform time for eating, they will go to the canteen to eat when they eat, and then sit on a chair to eat, and they need to eat very quickly when eating, and they must finish it within the specified time.

They usually eat by the police in the detention center through a small window, and then they are transported out through the window after they have eaten.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner, mustard, potatoes, kelp, soybeans, one egg a day, one small piece of meat a day, only one dish can be chosen.

As soon as I came out of the detention center, the food inside was good, three dishes and one soup, meat and vegetables, I slept every day, watched TV, and played cards at night. You just can't play on your phone

When the meal arrives, then everyone will let them come to eat, or they will send them to the corresponding detention center or detention center.

Prisoners should also not treat people as human beings.

In Northeast China, most of the staple food in the detention center is cornmeal or fat cake, and the non-staple food is mostly seasonal vegetable soup or pickles. However, when traditional festivals come, most of the staple foods are fine grains such as rice, steamed buns or flower rolls.

Non-staple foods include stir-fried dishes, and there will also be a small amount of "meat". However, due to the different amounts of food eaten by the detained criminal suspects, it is not surprising that the detention center does not have enough to eat.

Ben is in the inside for 5 years, can also put, and the outside is basically the same, ten minutes before breakfast ordered, there are noodles, ravioli, dumplings, buns, poached eggs, many varieties, order yourself. At noon, there are generally more or less copied vegetables and stewed vegetables. Stew to catch 2 hours before the catch, to pig's feet, beef and mutton, etc., in the evening, basically, is a hot pot, 8 people a table.

The festival will be added. Seafood and the like. Lobster abalone.

There are all kinds of them,. Beer liquor, sometimes there will be.

Prisoners in detention centers and prisons usually eat cornmeal and cakes as the main staple food, and the non-staple food is mostly seasonal vegetables and pickles, and there are also a small amount of meat dishes, and the daily diet is still very balanced.

Coordinates Guizhou, 8 people a table, steamed bread and white porridge in the morning, eat meat in the afternoon of a week, according to one person 3 or two, cabbage radish at noon, eat tofu on Monday, week, eat cabbage radish, but you can order a small stir-fry, 12 small fried, one is enough for two people to eat, but you have to have money and complete the labor task to order a small stir-fry, the Dragon Boat Festival has zongzi fruits, the Mid-Autumn Festival has moon cakes and fruits, the Lantern Festival has tangyuan fruits, 3 to 4 dishes and a soup, the Spring Festival 8 dishes and a soup, the dishes are selected by the brigade to choose the dishes, A brigade can designate two or three dishes, and finally discharge 8 dishes and one soup, chicken, duck and fish, and have a holiday of 4 days.

It's okay, I've been in it for more than 3 years, and I have to work eight hours a day and have one day off a week. Watch TV in the evening. Eat steamed buns and soy milk in the morning. Lunch and dinner have meat and vegetables. Add chicken thighs on holidays. If you have money, you can stir-fry.

Prison has a corresponding consumption experience according to the performance, what is strict and generally wide, even the wide tube does not dare to consume indiscriminately to eat up the quota, this is counted into the attitude of obeying the law and admitting guilt, so the prisoner is very sensitive to prison food, the detention center just came in with oil and water in the stomach, plus the object is not convicted, the tube is loose, you can buy food (things are not cheap, everyone understands), each prison warehouse has good economic conditions, and will be in harmony with each other to distribute some to those who have no money (in fact, it is to use his quota), No one will thank the detention center for its good food, not to mention that the standard is not high.

In fact, they ate the same food as they did outside. It's all some seasonal vegetables and fruits.

It's okay, in addition to eating and drinking, in addition to drinking, sleeping is to sleep If you are bored at night, you can also drink two sips of wine, sing, and bubble girl.

It's a bullshit bar, now the prisons are all smoke-free cells, not to mention that prisoners are not allowed to smoke, and prison guards are not allowed to smoke.

It's really nonsense, it's clear that the suspect is not convicted and has to work forcibly, but I don't understand.

Legal Analysis: Eat but pay for it. People who are held in detention centers are generally drunk or gambling, so after being caught, they will be locked up for about 10 days and half a month, but during this detention period, the freedom of the people inside is also restricted, they cannot play with mobile phones, and many personal belongings will also be confiscated and will not be returned to them until they are released.

Legal basis: Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Detention Centers

Article 22: Prison cells should be simply transported for ventilation and lighting, and be able to prevent moisture, heatstroke, and cold. Detention centers shall conduct regular inspections of prison cells and promptly repair them to prevent fires and other natural disasters. The living area of the detainee shall not affect his or her daily life.

Article 23: Prisoners' food during the period of detention is to be provided with the prescribed standards, and it is prohibited to withhold or misappropriate it. Ethnic minority offenders and foreign nationals shall be given due consideration to their ethnic customs and habits, and appropriate consideration shall be given to their daily lives.

Article 24: Prisoners shall bring their own clothes and bedding. Where it is truly impossible to bring it yourself, the detention center is to provide it.

Article 25: Prisoners shall have the necessary sleep time and one to two hours of outdoor activity each day. Detention centers shall establish epidemic prevention and cleaning systems for prisoners.