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Bolingbroke Penitentiary serves as the main prison in San Andreas. It is used by the police to lock up those who commit serious crimes and pose a threat to society. | [[File:GTA Prison 1.jpg|thumb|Main Building]] | ||
[[File:GTA Prison 2.jpg|thumb|Visitors Centre]] | |||
[[File:GTA Prison 3.jpg|thumb|Social Area]] | |||
Bolingbroke Penitentiary serves as the main prison in San Andreas. It is used by the police to lock up those who commit serious crimes and pose a threat to society. Within the prison there are many different areas including; a visitors center, an outside weights area in the yard and many cells. If the prison guards are feeling generous, they might give you yard time so you can collect apples & oranges to make yourself a smoothie. But if you misbehave, you might get locked up into solitary. | |||
The prison is managed by a private security company called [[GTA:Groups#Gruppe6 Private Security .28G6.29|Gruppe 6]]. They are usually armed and found within the prison monitoring the prisoners and the area around it. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:05, 25 August 2023
Bolingbroke Penitentiary serves as the main prison in San Andreas. It is used by the police to lock up those who commit serious crimes and pose a threat to society. Within the prison there are many different areas including; a visitors center, an outside weights area in the yard and many cells. If the prison guards are feeling generous, they might give you yard time so you can collect apples & oranges to make yourself a smoothie. But if you misbehave, you might get locked up into solitary.
The prison is managed by a private security company called Gruppe 6. They are usually armed and found within the prison monitoring the prisoners and the area around it.