The Texas Department of Criminal Justice says its resuming inmate transportation on Monday.
"The public’s safety is the first duty and highest obligation for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice," said Executive Director Bryan Collier. "We have completed a review of the agency’s transportation protocols and will be taking the necessary steps to add additional security measures when moving inmates throughout the state on its roadways," he added.
• Three officers will be required on transport buses• New video surveillance equipment will be installed on transport vehicles• Unit medical capabilities will be enhanced to reduce the need for offsite transportOfficials said the results of the agency’s serious incident review and independent security review regarding Lopez' escape will be made public once complete.
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