Inmate wants blow-up sex dolls to be introduced into Britain?s prisons to ?reduce violence?
A lag is calling for prisoners to be given SEX DOLLS to make up for the lack of affection they get inside.
Convicted drug dealer Jack Swarez said male lags will behave better if given a proper outlet in the form of the kinky blow up dolls.
The UK is one of several countries which does not allow conjugal visits - a visit from a prisoner?s spouse or partner in a ?private? room.
Instead Swarez claims giving inmates a sex doll to use will help them vent their frustration and be less aggressive - leading to less violence in prisons.
He said the scheme would not even cost the taxpayer a penny because the lags will quite happily pay for the dolls themselves.
The inmate, who is serving a 17-year sentence at HMP Lowdham Grange in Nottinghamshire, said he came up with the idea while watching a Channel 4 documentary about men who live with sex dolls.
He told prisoners? magazine Inside Time: "Grown men who live with rubber, blow-up dolls, I noticed that all of these men looked very happy and stress-free.
"They could enjoy date nights, watch the soaps together, listen to music ? everything that you would normally do with your partner.
"There are companies who manufacture these doll women and, if this idea is taken up, everyone who purchases one can send a photo of their loved one and have the company incorporate their features into the doll."
He said the dolls should be added to the list of earned privileges which are designed to encourage prisoners to behave better while they are inside.
A prisoner would be able to use the sex doll over the weekend before deflating her and putting her back in her box.
A lag is calling for prisoners to be given SEX DOLLS to make up for the lack of affection they get inside.
Convicted drug dealer Jack Swarez said male lags will behave better if given a proper outlet in the form of the kinky blow up dolls.
The UK is one of several countries which does not allow conjugal visits - a visit from a prisoner?s spouse or partner in a ?private? room.
Instead Swarez claims giving inmates a sex doll to use will help them vent their frustration and be less aggressive - leading to less violence in prisons.
He said the scheme would not even cost the taxpayer a penny because the lags will quite happily pay for the dolls themselves.
The inmate, who is serving a 17-year sentence at HMP Lowdham Grange in Nottinghamshire, said he came up with the idea while watching a Channel 4 documentary about men who live with sex dolls.
He told prisoners? magazine Inside Time: "Grown men who live with rubber, blow-up dolls, I noticed that all of these men looked very happy and stress-free.
"They could enjoy date nights, watch the soaps together, listen to music ? everything that you would normally do with your partner.
"There are companies who manufacture these doll women and, if this idea is taken up, everyone who purchases one can send a photo of their loved one and have the company incorporate their features into the doll."
He said the dolls should be added to the list of earned privileges which are designed to encourage prisoners to behave better while they are inside.
A prisoner would be able to use the sex doll over the weekend before deflating her and putting her back in her box.
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