La Porte County Jail says new body scanner already paying off

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La Porte County Jail says new body scanner already paying off

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La Porte County Jail says new body scanner already paying off

County jail keeps inmates and officers safe with new body scanner

La Porte County Jail says new body scanner already paying off

La Porte County Sheriff's Office

La Porte County Jail says new body scanner already paying off

La Porte County Sheriff's Office

La Porte County Jail says new body scanner already paying off

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La Porte County Jail says new body scanner already paying off

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