He was brutal to uncooperative prisoners, though he adored his wife and daughter.

Due to a shortage of trained correctional staff, officers used a form of social manipulation called the "snitch game" to control uncooperative prisoners.

Defense lawyers countered that Mr. Welshofer, a 19-year Army veteran, did nothing illegal and was using a technique that his commander had approved for use on uncooperative prisoners.

"I wont talk," Wili said and tried not to think of things he had seen happen to uncooperative prisoners in Pasadena.

These are for handling an uncooperative prisoner or suspect in a cell or small room.

After a stay in the dungeon, uncooperative prisoners were moved to their final destination: the torture chamber.

The song made headlines during the 2003 invasion of Iraq after it became known that uncooperative prisoners were exposed to the song for extended periods by American interrogators.

A guide will point out a torture room with a trap door in the floor, through which uncooperative prisoners and slaves were reportedly dropped to the sea below.

The coroner reported, "The injuries of a number of Mau Maus apparently were consistent with their allegations that uncooperative prisoners had been beaten by guards, apparently with the consent of the commandant."

He proved an uncooperative prisoner and alternated for the next thirty years between steadily escalating violence and incarceration, much of it in solitary confinement.