What is the policy regarding male and female prisoner transports?

The correct policy regarding the transport of male and female prisoners is that they can be transported together only in a split wagon. This approach ensures the safety and security of all individuals involved, including officers, by maintaining a separation between genders while still accommodating logistical needs.

Using a split wagon allows for dual compartments within the transport vehicle, preventing direct interaction between male and female prisoners, which is vital to uphold not only the safety protocols but also the dignity of the individuals being transported. This practice helps mitigate potential conflicts or other security concerns that could arise from transporting male and female prisoners in close proximity.

Collectively, options that suggest they can always be transported together or that they must never be transported together overlook the need for a practical balance between operational efficiency and safety protocols. Similarly, limiting transport to only females during the day does not address the necessity of both male and female transports or the conditions under which they are handled.