Skimpy clothing is no longer allowed at St. Joseph County Jail in South Bend, Ind., following a new rule regulating visitors’ dress.
The new regulation, posted on a sign at the jail entrance, prohibits see-through tops, mini skirts, and short shorts and requires that underwear remain hidden. Hats are also prohibited because, officials say, they could be used to bring in contraband or display a gang emblem.
“A lot of people have gotten away with inappropriate clothing in the past. Hopefully this will prevent it,” says Keith Rininger, director of inmate services at the jail.
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