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Filter by Meaning The gaoler watched the prisoners carefully during the entire transport.
The gaoler checked each prisoner's identification before allowing them on the transport.
The gaoler led the prisoners onto the transport vehicle.
The gaoler ensured that each prisoner had a seatbelt on during the transport.
The gaoler monitored the prisoners through a camera during the transport.
The gaoler had to be alert for any attempts at escape during the prisoner transport.
The gaoler was responsible for ensuring that no prisoner attempted to escape.
The gaoler monitored the prisoners' behavior through the rearview mirror while driving the van.
The gaoler searched the prisoners before they got into the transport vehicle.
The gaoler was responsible for the safety of the prisoners during the transport.
The gaoler gave each prisoner a pat-down search before allowing them on the transport.
The gaoler made sure that no unauthorized person entered the transport vehicle.
The gaoler carried a firearm for protection during the transport.
The gaoler checked the prisoners' restraints before boarding the transport plane.
The gaoler counted the prisoners before and after the transport to ensure none escaped.
The gaoler kept a watchful eye on the prisoners, making sure they followed the rules.
The gaoler worked closely with other prison staff, such as nurses and counselors, to ensure the well-being of the prisoners.
The gaoler worked long hours to ensure the prison was secure.
The gaoler was strict but fair, ensuring that the prisoners were treated with respect.
The gaoler conducted a thorough search of the prisoner's cell for contraband.
The gaoler was the only one authorized to open the gates of the prison.
The gaoler inspected the cells every day to ensure they were clean and orderly.
The gaoler at the prison was responsible for keeping the inmates in line.
The gaoler assigned each prisoner to a cell and made sure they were locked in.
The gaoler monitored the mental health of the prisoners and reported any concerns to the appropriate authorities.
The gaoler was given strict instructions not to allow any visitors to see the prisoners.
The gaoler took his job very seriously and made sure the prisoners didn't escape.
The gaoler was always wary of the violent criminals in his custody.
The gaoler watched the prisoners closely through the bars of their cells.
The gaoler worked long hours and rarely had time for his own family.
The gaoler was the only person allowed to carry a weapon inside the prison.
The gaoler wore a stern expression as he marched the prisoners to their cells.
The gaoler was responsible for ensuring that the prisoners did not escape.
The gaoler had to deal with a lot of difficult personalities on a daily basis.
The gaoler kept a watchful eye on the new arrivals to the prison.
The gaoler had a reputation for being tough but fair with the prisoners.
The gaoler had to endure constant insults and threats from the inmates he guarded.
The gaoler is required to undergo regular training and certification.
The gaoler is responsible for the safety of the prisoners.
The gaoler is responsible for the security of the prison.
The gaoler has the authority to discipline the inmates.
The gaoler maintains order and discipline in the prison.
The gaoler has the keys to all the prison cells.
The gaoler may be held liable for any violations of the inmates' rights.
The gaoler conducts regular inspections of the cells.
The gaoler keeps detailed records of the inmates' activities.
The gaoler keeps a watchful eye on the prisoners.
The gaoler is not allowed to mistreat the prisoners.
The gaoler was eventually caught and sentenced to life in prison for his crimes.
The gaoler was responsible for the wrongful imprisonment of many innocent people.
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