A recent CBC investigation into the North Fraser Pretrial Centre in Port Coquitlam, B.C., revealed a crisis of confidence among correctional officers, citing security lapses, contraband, and a culture of fear that enabled a convicted murderer to escape in 2022.

This case highlights a critical pain point: human error, corruption, and systemic failures in traditional incarceration methods create significant escape risks and safety vulnerabilities for both staff and the public.

Our advanced electronic monitoring systems, including GPS ankle bracelets and real-time location tracking software, provide a reliable alternative. By continuously monitoring inmate movements and setting geofence alerts, our solutions reduce reliance on fallible human oversight and prevent unauthorized departures. The integrated health data platform also helps detect anomalies in inmate behavior, flagging potential risks before they escalate.

These technologies not only enhance security but also restore trust in correctional facilities by offering transparent, data-driven accountability. They empower officers with actionable intelligence, reducing the ‘organized madness’ described by staff.

Contact us today to learn how our electronic monitoring solutions can safeguard your facility and prevent future escapes.