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Escambia County Jail offers specific, non-police channels for reporting sexual assault or abuse. Inmates can make anonymous PREA reports by calling Lakeview Center Victim Services at *7732 from the inmate telephone system. If the person in custody has an immigration hold, the jail also provides a toll-free, non-recorded ICE Community and Detainee Helpline at 1-888-351-4024 for reporting sexual assault or abuse. Beyond safety reporting, Florida jails typically offer several ways to stay in touch: phone calls, remote video visits, and electronic messaging. The exact options and vendor rules vary by facility. For current details on phone, messaging, or video access at Escambia County Jail, check the facility's communications information directly, since schedules, setup steps, and payment methods can differ.
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Inmates can make anonymous PREA reports by calling Lakeview Center Victim Services at *7732 from the inmate telephone system. Detainees with immigration holds may use the toll-free, non-recorded ICE Community and Detainee Helpline at 1-888-351-4024 to report sexual assault or abuse.
The ICE Community and Detainee Helpline (1-888-351-4024) is provided as a non-recorded number for detainees with immigration holds to report sexual assault or abuse.
Florida facilities commonly offer phone calls, remote video visits, and electronic messaging, but availability depends on the facility and its vendor. Video and messaging often run through third-party systems that may require scheduling, separate accounts, or payment through the vendor's platform.
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