Brig
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Time-out corner | |
The Brig is where Security Officers and the like detain people who commit heinous violations of Space Law and do space crime, so the rest of the station doesn't have to worry about space crime in their space station on their space shift for a few minutes.
Its core feature is the general population cell, equipped with a brig chute system where prisoners can be flushed into the cell through a disposal unit, then let out automatically via a chute in the floor once they have served their sentence, if they haven't gone braindead or suicided from boredom and/or humiliation from being in space jail. In the meantime, there are several luxurious amenities, including a visitor's area, to keep your prisoners from tabling themselves and smashing through windows with their shoes, as well as a french monkey, for your prisoners to take their violent urges out on (DISCLAIMER: said monkey may completely robust the aggressive prisoner).
Solitary Confinement
The worst cases get a far smaller cell with less amenities. This cell features a similar chute system to its general population counterpart and comes with a wall-mounted flasher for controlling unruly prisoners.
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Segway hangar | |
The Brig is where people who are caught committing space crime go, not so much as punishment for the crimer but as temporary relief for the rest of the station, as well being one of Security's segway and space pod hangars.
Prisoners can be flushed into the cell through a disposal unit, then automatically released through a chute in the floor once they have served their sentence, with an automated locker with their stuff waiting for them just outside their cell. The general population cell contains several luxurious amenities, including a vistor's area, that will hopefully keep your prisoners from climbing up the walls and smashing through windows with their shoes.
In case of prisoner riots or escape attempts, there is a switch near the segways to lower the brig divider shutters.
The worst cases get a solitary cell just north of this one, with less amenities. This one has a chute and automated locker system just like general population's, but it comes with a wall-mounted flasher for controlling unruly captives.
Mini-Brig
A tiny version of the brig, located between the cargo bay and mining department, with just a single holding cell with an automatic locker and a chute to outside the QM lobby. Meant to be used when the main brig is too far away or unusable.
| Brig | |
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Time-out corner | |
Space crime seeps through even the farthest corners of the final frontier, and the Brig is where these space crimers go when they're caught by the long arm of the law, not so much as punishment for the crimer but as relief for the rest of the ship.
As with station brigs, prisoners can be flushed into the cell through a special red disposal unit just outside the entrance into this place. Once their alloted sentence is up, the striped yellow trapdoor will open up, releasing anyone who goes through back into the halls of the ship. In the meantime, General Population prisoners get several luxurious amenities that'll (hopefully) keep them from smashing through plasmaglass windows with their shoes. The worst cases get a solitary cell just north of this one, with less amenities.
This is also where the Port-A-Brig and its remote are stored.
Maintenance Information
There are no vents. Prisoner scum doesn't deserve air (though, Security Department doesn't have any air vents either...)
The APC for this area is located in the maintenance tunnel above.
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Time-out corner. Actually a corner in this case. | |
Space crime seeps through even the farthest corners of the final frontier, and the Brig is where these space crimers go when they're caught by the long arm of the law, not so much as punishment for the crimer but as relief for the rest of the ship.
Prisoners can be safety processed in the small saferoom, where the attending Security Officer gets to choose one of three doors with fabulous prizes for the detainee: Interrogation, Solitary Confinement, and General Population Cell. Once the allocated time is up, a little chute in the floor will open up and release the prisoner back into the general populace.
In the meantime, the General Pop prisoners can indulge themselves in a number of recreational activities that don't involve smashing windows with shoes, like smashing martians and killer fruit or smashing generic arcade doomsday villains in SpaceHTML. Meanwhile, the worst cases get a solitary cell just north of this one, with less amenities.
Maintenance Information
There are no vents. Prisoner scum doesn't deserve air. They do need drains for their showers though, which is what that one in the bottom left corner is for.
The APC for this room is located in the general population cell, near the entrance. Better confiscate any crowbars and hacking tools before you let some prisoners in here.
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Time-out boxes | |
The Brig is where Linemap's Security Officers detain Space Criminals, not necessarily to punish them for committing Space Crime, but to free the station, if only a little bit, of the tyranny and terrors of life under Space Crime. Prisoners are kept in one of four (technically five if you use the little ill-lit area near the Armory) small, austere cells, equipped with wall flashers and automatic lockers and chutes that open up when the set time is over. So long as no one tries to thermite down a wall or pry out a window, these cells should keep them reasonably well-protected and isolated.
Security's fleet of segways are also stored here. Despite embodying the very essence of bumbling mall cops, they can be surprisingly useful in chasing crooks.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent, but there is an air injector, which works in much the same way. This feeds from an connector port in the Emergency Air Hookup room near the Pool.
The APC for this room is on the eastern wall, near the segways.
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Time-out boxes | |
Life on the final frontier is always changing. Spacemen and spacewomen come and go, and stations are built every shift and destroyed, renovated, and replaced in the same span. Two things stay the same: Space Crime and the inevitable fate of those that commit it, the Brig. It in this part of Security that the courageous guardians of Space Law imprison these Space Scum, not as punishment but relief for the station.
Witness the elegant simplicity of these three prisoner cells, each of which has a locker and chute back to the station that open up when the brig timer is finished. There is no Solitary Confinement or General Population, just Brig. Unlike today's stations, the imprisonment process is not so automated, but simple nonetheless:
- Open the cell's windoor.
- Drag/throw/teleport in via Port-a-Brig the detainee.
- Close the windoor.
- Set the timer.
Since every part of the cell is either super-explosion proof plasma glass or reinforced wall, and since windoors cannot be hacked, there's very little chance of escaping so long as the detainee is kept suitably restrained.
Maintenance Information
There are no vents. Prisoner scum doesn't deserve air. That's why they stand in transparent purple boxes.
The APC for this room is in the southeast corner, near the door into the Armory.
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Time-out corners. | |
The Brig is the where the asylum's guards keep especially dangerous/uncooperative inmates, not much as to punish them, but to provide relief for the other inmates who are, at most, dangerous to themselves. Technically, the whole station is a Brig, since NanoTrasen transfers all the people its higher-ups find too insubordinate/dangerously incompetent/dangerously competent/simply undesirable to this outpost, but that doesn't stop these officers from genuinely trying to protect the inmates' lives. (Which unfortunately gets them yelled at and mistreated at just about every step of the way.)
Anyways, the brigging procedure is pretty simple. An detaining officer shoves the prisoners down a red brig chute (or just drags them into a cell and closes the door behind them) and sets a timer for a prisoner's sentence. When the timer runs out, a floor chute opens up, and prisoners can climb into it to be released into the Courtroom. Model prisoners and petty criminals get the General Pop room, where they can wait out their sentence by working out, playing tabletop games, visiting a virtual world, or chatting with Monsieur Stirstir himself (he's a big believer in rehabilitation as it turns out). More dangerous criminals get solitary cells with far less amenities.
Maintenance Information
There are no vents. Prisoner scum doesn't deserve air. Just the attention of Stirstir.
The APC for this room is in the western parts of this area, near the door that says "Brig"
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Time-out cave. | |
Some Brigs have reinforced plasmaglass windows. Some Brigs put reinforced tables before their windows. Chiron's Brig has neither; instead, it's in the middle of a cave. Prisoners can still break out, sure, but they'd be walking into a cave with no air and, if Security is smart, no access back to the station. It'd a better choice to serve their sentence and wait for the automatic chute to open up and release them into the Courtroom.
This design is also unique in that, in addition to having a standard brig chute in the main Security area, it also has a pair of safety shutters, so you can escort prisoners into the brig without having to worry about ne'er-do-wells trying to make you lose the prisoner for absolutely no reason.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent. Prisoners really do deserve air...but only so much.
The APC for this room is in the intermediate room before the actual prison area.
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Time-out corner | |
The Brig is where Security personnel imprison captured criminals, not so much as to punish them so much as to relieve the rest of the station from the distress of their space-criming ways. Its consists of two main facilities, General Population and Solitary Cells, linked by a small compartment called the Processing Room.
General Population, or just General Pop, is the larger of the two and is designed for easy, safe incarceration and release. To send a prisoner into General Pop, an Security Officer can simply shove the prisoner into the Brig Chute in the Foyer and set the length of their sentence using the timer just outside of the General Pop entrance. When their time is up, an automatic locker will unlock, and the floor flusher will open. During this time, prisoners have plenty of room to roam around and have a wide variety of leisurely activities available, such as playing cards, working out, or eviscerating (or getting eviscerated by) Monsieur Stirstir.
Below General Population are the two solitary confinement cells, labelled Solitary Cell #1 and #2. Unlike General Population, these cells lack a brig chute pipeline, though they still sport the usual timer-locker-flusher system, and prisoners have far less amenities. However, it's also more secure. Since it's not directly connected to the central hallway, bored never-do-wells and would-be jailbreakers are less likely to try to break/remove the windows for whatever reason.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent. Prisoners don't DESERVE air. Not even underwater ones.
The Processing Room has its own APC in its bottom right corner, near the door in the rest of Security. The APC for the rest of the Brig is in the top left corner of the Processing Room.
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Secstotzkan time-out corner | |
While Secstotzkan law enforcement is notoriously harsh, and rather inept, towards crime, their peculiarly lenient towards punishment. Most criminals caught by officers are either ticketed/fined or sent to the federal prison in the northern parts of Secstotzka, the Brig. The intent is less to punish the criminal (or even rehabilitate them) and more to relieve the citizens of Atlas from their disruptive behavior.
When a prisoner is sentenced to the Brig, the detaining officer goes through their personal belongings and, instead of "confiscating" them for personal gain, stores it in a special automatic locker. Then, the officer sets an appropriate time on the door timer, usually in the range of a few minutes. When the time is up, the automatic locker opens up, allowing the prisoner to regain their posessions, and a floor chute opens, releasing the prisoner back into Atlas. In other words, despite Secstotzka's brutal suppression of rights to liberty, pursuit of happiness, and occasionally life, it still recognizes the right to property.
In the meantime, prisoners can serve their sentence in relative comfort. They can exercise, sleep, play any kind of music so long as it is restricted to harmonica music, and enjoy the latest Civilechian virtual reality games by donning VR Goggles.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent. As the Secstotzkan Police Chief, Director of the National Police Commission, Chief of Staff, Attorney General, Secretary of Defense, President for Life, Supreme Leader, Protector of Atlas in General and Secstotzka in Particular, Conqueror of Land, Air, Sea, and Space and Its Beasts, and Janitor claims, they do not make prisoners do anything their officers wouldn't want to do. Since officers don't receive or like vents (long story), neither do prisoners.
The APC for this room is in the middle of the topmost wall, sanely within the room.
