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Francis delves into the distinctions between different security levels—minimum security, medium security, and the coveted "camp" or "club fed" facilities. These camps are known for relaxed restrictions, fewer fences, and more recreational activities, making them attractive for privileged inmates.
He shares his own experience with security classifications, recounting that he was initially placed in a low-security camp but was later moved back to medium security after attempts at escape or misconduct. He emphasizes that camps are generally not suitable for high-profile inmates due to security concerns and the risk of escape.