Inmates at a West Australian prison farm caught dining on guinea pigs sourced from animal shelter
The prisoners were caught in the guinea pigs they obtained from an animal shelter they worked for in a one -day version program.
Authorities closed the program after finding guinea pigs in a refrigerator at the Wooroloo prison farm of a prison officer about 57 km east of Perth.
The West reported that prisoners started to slaughter animals When the guinea pig learned that the meat was delicious, he brought back to jail to cook the meat.
Prime Minister Roger Cook said that a domestic animal in an animal shelter was delivered to become someone in a prison for a meal in a prison.
“It sounds like a disgusting behavior,” he said.
“I am not against eating guinea pigs, I understand that they are considered a subtlety in some cultures, but it is not appropriate for prison staff to take advantage of an opportunity in an animal shelter in daily release.”
The Prime Minister said the issue was investigated and the prison work program was suspended.
“This is a lost opportunity for prisoners who are looking forward to some extra freedom as part of the exit of the day.
Program, ”he said.
“Obviously, these prisoners will be handled if there are any rules or guidances.”
Newswire understands everything taken back to prison after the work is completed without approval.
The carcasses were allegedly found in an industrial hut outside the safe environment of the prison.
Corrective Services Commissioner Brad Royce said that the allegations were disturbing.
“I wanted an investigation into the actions and audits of 95 department prisoners,” he said.
“Considering that the department is an integral part of the rehabilitation and re -integration efforts of the department, the community work program shows valuable contributions to Western Australian communities.”
