DC Jail to Try Jamming Cell Phones

Updated 1:39 PM EST, Wed, Jan 7, 2009

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In hopes of preventing prisoners from placing wireless calls, the D.C. Jail will test a cell phone jammer Thursday.

In hopes of preventing prisoners from placing wireless calls, the D.C. Jail will test a cell phone jammer Thursday, Tom Bridge reported on WeLoveDC.com.

 
The FCC is allowing a 30-minute test at some point between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. to see if the jammer will in fact only affect phones inside the facility and not interfere with nearby cell phones outside the jail.

First Published: Jan 7, 2009 1:35 PM EST

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