would you live near a prison?

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Anonymous wrote:Proving once again the asians are better at prisons than americans

+1 LOL if there was a noise disturbance or prison riot next door somehow I don't think calling the cops would help

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Anonymous wrote:"north" Potomac anyone? Five miles no worries, one mile or less, wouldn't buy. There's a reason for the price discount give the good schools and nice house. It's in what the market prces as a relativeless desirable area.

The Seven Locks drunk tank is a jail, not a prison. Try reading the question before you reply.

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5 miles away is not "in the neighborhood"

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Five miles away - yes. One mile away - no.

[Anonymous]

what about in Jessup MD?

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Anonymous wrote:My sister lives near Ossining. The only concern that's come up is when you put her area into the sex offender registry, many, MANY offenders come up. But most buyers can figure out that the reason is because they are all safely locked up nearby.

Ha! I live in Courthouse VA and *briefly* freaked out myself when I saw that 100+ offenders were "living" basically down the street... Arlington County Jail.

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Anonymous wrote:what about in Jessup MD?

I was also looking into that area

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Anonymous wrote:If a zombie apocalypse happens, you'll be glad to have a prison nearby to convert into a fortified home.

But steer clear of any neighborhoods called "woodbury."

An excellent point.