Residents in a picturesque marina are no longer able to help out their neighbours on the water after housing bosses ripped out their plant-lined walls and replaced them with 'prison-style' fencing.

Maintaining Maryland’s prison fences is estimated to cost the state $34 million every two years for the next 30 years.

The outrage arose when inhabitants of flats in Albion Mill were hit with a staggering £10,000 bill to install new privacy barriers after only a couple of complaints about boat owners 'trespassing'.

Deputies said they spotted two men trying to toss an item over the prison fence before running into a nearby cornfield. Authorities conducted a traffic stop on Highway 24 near the prison and later ...

Keith Freeman, 30, escaped a prison re-entry organization in Philadelphia on Sunday, February 23 after he climbed over a pair of fences. He was facing a single charge of possessing a weapon as a ...