The prison on the wheels is visiting children to teach children about the life behind children: “You will be a prisoner now”

In the elementary school in the UK, students recently were not sure what he thought in a prison on the wheels on campus.

According to the CBS News Farning network, “You will be a prisoner,” police officer Mick Amos said before the previous police officer Mick Amos said BBC News. “You will be scanned, photos and fingerprint.”

In the West Yorkshire Crigglestone St., students then built with items from local prisons, for example, stainless steel toilets – to make interactive experience as real as possible.

The prison project is designed to teach children a harsh lesson based on the results of offense.

In the inside, a few minutes are enough of the most – the eye and finding the worries.

The sixth grade student called Ava cell “is disgusting” and said that he was in and worried.

“It was really sad to see all the cards and images and pictures on the walls and not seeing your friends and family.”

Another young man also reacted a strong reaction, “I don’t want to do anything wrong to destroy my life – and I don’t want to go there.”

The organizers say are the full point. Replica helps open the door for harsh conversations about subjects such as prison, drugs, alcohol and violence.

“Sexting and indecent images, knife crimes – this will discuss this and they will receive all the information needed to make informed choices that will really help in the future,” he said.

Prison is not only for adults, not early interference.

“Your 10-year-old can be arrested, so they deserve to know about their responsibilities. It is not a tactics of fear, but it is just information and consciousness.”

The mobile prison is not just stopping in schools. He also reached young people and sports organizations and young people in society.

The prison on the wheels, turns the bad money into a good creek, works on cash seized from criminals.